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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02
EDUCATIONAL.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE.

The 10Th session of tie virginia Aercui-
tufnl and Mechanical College Will commence
on Sppfcmbrr I'm. 1880. The College with
the state Experiment station and well-equip-
ped machine shops Oilers special advantages
90 the agricultural and mcchhulchi student.
Full academic and scientific courses are also
gwen. Tuito.n free. For cattlCgu and tur-
thrr Information, address GENERAL l.. L..
LOMAN. President. Blacksbuig Va
aug2i-iw. " IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02

s-rtusr BAPTIST CHURCH. corner OF
r.,a,,,h aud BROAD streets. Rev. George
r"oper d. u. pasior.-Preachlng at II 9. NJ.
hv ,ha nasior. No services at night. Bible
school nj D.i5 a. m. Strangers cordially IN
yited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02

ss-THlRD PRESBYTERiAN CHURCH,
Rev j. T.. Cannon, pastor, Preaching py Tue
nastor at | / a. H. and =. IN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02

ea- GRACE sTPkFr TABERNACLE
pastor mr. w III. Hatcher. sunday school
aie n. M; sunday preaching AT i a. m. an, ana
< d. m; "Wednesday services at . p, M; IL
dav service young mens( at p m' free
seats and a welcome To all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS.
| Val HOE
NIILE CGlNlY, VA.


~ th' IhHflluN 81 iNf FptIN carolina Oh.
tension asd Cripple Creek extension Ohm.
Norfolk and Western Railroad n great rf
road junction, in the heart of fhc erca.e.t
mining district Of Southwest Viralna. a.f
destined soon TO rank with ttc great .n1.,.
trial centres 81 the Sew south.
TIE IVANHOE LAND AND IMPROVE.
MENr COMPANY Will Offer 40 PRIVATE
SALE. JULY 1G. 1890. DEsiRAHiErr-l
MISS And DWELLING LOTS afan a.e....
price OF ~eS5. Aulots are fiyornis r.at.f
on gcutyrlsinggfOund .0ycriookrsfH. I.,..
unl Valley of New River rHs o...
iugly low price 20 which these iof. al,. l.I..I
upon the market insurcs i0 investors u....
and large returns.
TERMS OBJ .ALr: Onc-ihirl cash. i.aa..
in ono and two years.
Through Us excellent mt9sI r...
"Iymhoc" is placed within minimum
of tho enormous deposits NJ Go..'n .... ..,
OF carroll county. and tae warl-.n...
lim0nito and mountain ores of Cripple |...l
Naliov: and a.so within easy haul of tI.r..
ebratcd pocahoufas and latiop naI ...f
coke fields
IM1lLNSE LIMESTONE QUAHrts- u.
being operated within the town ilE N0.I
FURNACE of tho Sow River Nn.u. Come
nany isalready ln successful opcr-.on .n...
the IVANHOE IRON COMPANY. undo. ue
presidencvof Nh Jordan J.. Aiatf. of fH. fr.f-
Haven IRON Works Of Sew York. ha, I...0 ..
anzed mr the purpose of olcctnsa..H.
furnace Of large ,apaci.y lae alH.n
mines OFF the NsW River Mineral UDun.r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02

R5-sT. MARKS II lSCOPAL CHUk Cli
Rev. +. G.. Dashlell. ID. d.. rector Rev. V
r. williams. assIstant.-Divine service al
Hanna Holy Communion and sermon AT
p. IN; morning prayer and catechism at
$50 "A. III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON, VA.

ITNINVIVNf y
Finy-secOnd year. state Military, Scien-
tifc and Technical school. Thorough courses
I'M general and applied Chemistry, and In En-
cheering. COpfers degree OF graduate in
Academic Course, also degrees OF Bachelor
of science and civil Engineer IN Technical
Courses. All expenses, including clothing
and incidentals provided at rate of $50 per
month, as an average for the four years. eX-
elusive of outfit. GEN. StOlI SHIFT.
iyI2-eOd-I9t superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02

House on one occasion voting more than
million a minute for Pension pill that only
politicians. pension sharks and army dead
beats favored. 49,, .,
And moi only is the surplus wasted, but a
forced loan OF some $5S,wo,co mas oe .
made from sacred trust fund TO save tne
Treasury. from actual bankruptcy,and many
greatly needed appropriations as the
now be postponed indefinitely, while IN
creased taxes on industry are threatened u
the new tariff bill.
There is often not quorum III either
House or senate including both parties: the
Congress that promised so mnch IN lessen
ing the burdens of the people has Disguised
the followers of the majority party, ana th'
rump that remains is worse than disguste'
with both the high tax tariff bill and TN
Force election bill. Adjourn the rump con
pross
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02

a5-wESTMINsTER CHURCH: corner
cary and Sycamore streets.-Rey. James LIT
lie. A. NJ. Of Canada. will be Installed pastor
nj ! u. IN. Sunday school nj $3.50 a. III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02

Hs-SECOND PREsBYrERIAN CHURCH.
Rev Dr. IIoge. ID. d., VIII preach al ii a. H.
and d p IN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02

ss-FIRST PRESBYTERlAN CHURCH.
corner of Grace and Madison streets.-lteV
II. =. Kerr u ID, pastor = reashIhs q. !, a.
M. and S:l5 y. m by the pastor. sunday
school at - a. IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02

s,-sEcoNp BAPTIST CHUCm, corner Of
Main and sixth strets; hsv, W. W, a" ~
and no services at night. strangers well
come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02

Rp-GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. corner
OF tOushee and Main strects.-Rev. Dr.
H. NJ, Jackson viii preach at IL am.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02

a5-MONUMENrAL CHURCH Protesian
Episcopal Rev. John Il. Newton. rector.
Divine service with Holy Communion 10 ii
a. IN. sunday school al $3.50 "a. IN. y cordial
welcome 10 all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02

s5-GROVE AVENUE BAl'IlSf CHI II
hctween Linden and Beach streets. Dr. >.
Goodwin. pastor. --Preaching by Rev. y.
Broaddus. ID. ID. at II a. IN. and $50 p m
"Wednesday night prayer meeting az SID y.
IN Young mems prayer meeting Friday nlgn,
nj s:l5 p. III. Sunday-schoOi AT H. H. All
are welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02

As-CENTENAKY METHODIST CHURCH.
Grace street between Fourth ana Fifth
Rev. William J.. Judkins, j. D., pastor
Preaching al IL o'clock "a. IN. and SID D. ~
strangers and Others always welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02

sa-RUnAp-STRE EFT ETHOD rs I
rIJirI,C& Broad and Tenth streets Rev. >.
: Lambeth, ID. d.. pastor-l'reaching at IL
n IN. by Rev. j. Powell Garland, ID d., ana
s:I5 D. m. by the pastor. sunday school
and Bible classes at $3.50 "a. m.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02

's,,,ar - rtventv-fifth and Leigh streets).-
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. j.. NJ. Frost; D.
n. at n. IN. and y y. III. sunday schooi NJ
a.i5 a. IN. Wednesday night prayer meeting
a. y N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02

ss-ST PAUIS CHURCH. Rev Hartley
Carmichael. rcctor.-Re guiar morning ser
vice at IL o'clock. Evening service at $50
o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02

ss-AI.L SAINTS CHURCH. Madison be-
tween Franklin and Grace streets. Rev. j. .
bowman. rectOr-Services al ii AIN. ana
6:15 pm. sunday school al $3.50 "a. m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02

HJ-ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT EPlSCO-
pAf. CHURCH. Broad street. corner Twonty-
nth. Rev. Lewis W. Burton, rector. Ser
vices by the rector AT / a. IN. and ) p. m.
HOLY Communion in the morning. The pub
lie cordially invited 10 All the above services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02

h5-GRACE STREET PRESBN TERRAIN
CHURCn.-Kev. Dr. Fair being absent from
the city. there will be no services In this
church. The usual Sapbath-schOOl services
will be held at $3.50 %. m.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-02
:. AuciIoneer. ~. . Norlh lOll slleo.

O'Nen's Executor. Plaintiff, AGAINST Godiin.
etc Defendants-Iu The Chancefy court
OF the City of Richmond
l. Charles "a GOdlin. Clerk of said Court,
certify That the bond required Of The special
Commie siOncr by the decree in said cause OF
July 3O. 1890. has been duly given
Given under my hand. this jOih day oil
July. 800.
N.Il-5t CHAS. ". GOpnlN, Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
[ ELLL EIHIH.

Assuming that Nj Eaycnstcn knows what he
Is talking about, people whose lot n may hc To he
residing on this earth two centuries hence viii he
objects Of sincere conu,cr4tiou They are going
g. h. crowded, and they viii be- unable 10 escape
that fate unless they take 10 the SEA or 20 down
into n mine a cave or 90 up IN balloon. Mr..
Eaycnscin hls been reading "a paper before the
British Association for the Advancement Of Sci
cucc ia which hr figures II out that the world
viii hr ms ful ~ u can hold OF mortals in little
over one handled and eighty years calling the
present popIlntiou Il the Globe one billion five
hundred million souls and estimating that II could
hold four billion five hundred million more, hr
reaches the conclusion that that cuormouS IN
creasc-so fast is the human race multiplying in
these days. when civilization Is So generally
d!nuscd-wiil be- accomplished by @O12 II Is only
too evident from this that the coming man who
delays his arrival here below 10, say. 1000 is not
going to find life worth the living The constant
crowdlng to which he Is bound H. hr subjected
can scarcely tail H. make Il rank pcs'imist of him.
Bv s090 the earnest and olt-rpcatcd request
" nos. uttcraucc - al present confined To horse
cars and elevated railway trains" Please, move
forward will he constantly heard. and with an
increasing emphasis, all over all lands Of both
hcmisphcrcs
What will our postclity of 1000 do to mitigate
the pressure \ scricj of elevated sidewalks and
streets would OF course afford temporary relief.
But by T. ID. 5000 all such schemes will prove in
adcguarc-that is, of course, If Mr.. Raverstcin is
a trustworthy aiatisticlan. What then? Perhaps
for a While mankind viii soacc itself with cheer
fat propositions loofn- 10 the colonization of the
surplus in one Of the bIs roouiy stars nearest the
earth the journey 10 be accomplished by lin
tied" balloon SCI, ice Bat there /, chance that
all such propositions will come 10 nauSht, expert
ence having shown that the balloon is not ii motor
one can depend upon. suppose then, that 1880
arrives and no substantial relief hns been afford
ed What then OF coursc by that timc the
| crowd everywhere, on the seaside in the city
| streets all over the mountains and praiIics will
be something appallina-like the crowd that strus
gIes for entrance to elevated car to-day after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14

Horace Kelley Other men Of wealth and public spirit
will be powerfully Influenced by the visible evidence Of
the value Of a great art museum anu schooi !" d'u !"
its resources and expand it, sphere OF usefulness ana
may be considered certain that TINS Guy Is 70 possess
tie finest museum Of tine arts west Oh Ne" nork.
Indeed 10 limit, can be set TO It's STowth and fuime
greatness With rare wisdom ana gSne ros Mr;
free even 81 the possib, lettering Influence OF his
ramc. 40 patron or bencfactor VIII nave reason 10
larger bcqucst No other institution educa'lonal OF
Of whatever nature, is given any control OF tohhecuon
with the art museum. Nluch VIII s'auu "io"c' y"
basis as broad a. art ii,cf'
Bishop Vincent CEpi,cDraD. Of southern Oio who
j., slowly recovering from long and dangerous Illness
ha, sailed the South IF France, where he VIII re-
main until late in the spring.
Franl, LAWYER, Of Chicago now observes that oths
people can eat all the grapes they like; but A.
for him ;Ee responsibility Of being sergeant alarms Of
+be now Uouse Of Repre- ,entltives j. than he cares
to assume The oilcOt business, he says, Is warning
to him.
Ms Custer visited BIZ dc Post 81 A. r.. in Wash
incon the other night. The "b-Y5' gave her =
rOIs.nc reception
Mis-, Halle Voorhees, daughter Of the senator is nov
rcnortcd to he A ronvc- 70 the Roman Catholic faith
rhc news comes from Tere liau'e Ind.
Boehn. TIE sculptor, whose death was reported laN
week from London. found model, for some OF his
fine equestrian statues m horses owned by himself,
one Of which he had trained 10 rear up on demand
II IS said that he hsd theron >lbrcd mare which be-
came 80 used to r. studio that she picked her way
among the statue, He cat among waich,taKers
| Stock in-traGc Never did she break or knock over
aryihiug or ever give The studio snch a f1ght as
yonnr bull which, probably lanNmc himself IN the
longdc>rcd china shop. Lrhe I"p' "i" ui} all" 'eaV
| made short work of numc:ou- worn, 0i ART
Two valualc diarc, OF John Brown. the abolitiont
| have bccn presented 70 The Bo~i0n iubllc Library
through Mr. W T. Garrison, of Ncv-forh CITY, by Mrs.
sarah A. YcKim Of orange. y. j. These ttc boJss We're
originally glveu by John browns widow 10 her Trend,
| the late Jane, M.l.ar Mcnu. Of PhladePma. AZ tas
time h. came from Harper t".iy 10 Norui Hiod' ~ H.
! with I've b.iy Of the ilbcla,"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
MILES is It'll ZIG ut.

Some disposition Is m'nii'>''' ~
General Miles on the N'H@,"', ''''"' ''",
has been too 'h'i'" !" "'I '' ann
an INDIAN war. j. 'N"'' ..,.,r
and Nndt the iu-> j. an "''''' .,,
tiers II Is hn'c' MAJ inc 80 ''"' -,
been tiYlug T." hnhG on ''""''' ~ '',''
can win glory over the ''ll''> 81 80, ~
s;va2c>. This Kind "i talk p"Ncu"IH "'''
'rarc~ the fact that th''r is NO '''''?I"t N"'
people. u mas ., n'"" ..n,,.;,,,.
i"Hc J" " - ""'"" ,.,. I,.od
o. an a9N' I''' ""'' ''' .,'....,...,
with qnmnr ana ''", '''' >''''.'' ,,h,
"''a1I ms physician WI. ~ '''"''''' .|". .L.',
b" had boon so haI>hiH ''".'
were ~ 'hil!' ana lever ""! nv" 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14

,,..,,. ,b,, no ob,taclcs should he put in the
,,,v of the scheme 80 make Cow orh inc
l.rocst If no, the mos; magnilt'u'' Guy III 'h''
,,.rld Uut dc>uitr all in" aliurcmcnlN 81 these
.,nc,nor,s il must not be- forgotten that the
o,bor side have NOT been publicly heard. II Is
all L,ov,n that there j. Il considerable num-
l,, 50 tbo citizens or IroolllHn 81 onkcrN.
staten Island and other locall'ic' '''pr'oi
within TIE territory IA question WI" are OPP
messed 10 consolidation with New '"iN' "ci.cN
inc that their local governments "I' "''''' IMAM
that which would hc Afforded ~ INC ''diEc'
These are entitled to u full ana '''r neal =
80 large 4 majority Of The commission Is III
symnatLv with Mr. Green that Il" adeq'a'c
presentation of opposing sentiments mas "cc''
made. The opportunity for Such presentation
should be given by the commissions me MAJ
fer can receive fuller and more uHdi\l"e" Il!
tcntion there than would he possible Wheh IL
reaches the Legislature.
The subject i ono that cannot ." trea'eu 'S
,f sEch, ;mnortanrc either by the supporters
81 tho roaS,uc or its opponents. il presents
., ouoStiou full Of problems and difficulties ana
also OF great possibilities. u cannon De US
u ,scd of nppantly or inconSidcrately. NOT
shoud anN decisive step he taken clther ny
tho commission or the Legislature until some
proper expression of public opinion IN the ma,
fer has been obtained. What the method snail
be Of obtaining such expression OF OPINION
is of little consequence provided it affords f"'I
onnortunitv for all the reasons tor ana aSdiHS'
consolidation to be ntclIiCcntly passed upon by
those interested: and that means the citizens
&c tho districts included within the area OF
proposed consolidation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
T\VE\TY-FOUR PAGES
THE NETS THIS MORNING.

Foreign Meetings were held al Kilkenny III
thp interests OF the opposing candidates Tor
Parliament: Mr. Parnc became exhausted Wille
speaking for ScClly. - Men al N"iN "" '
railway in ireland. projected ny Mir baIl''T as
q means Of relief have struck. -- Wca'h|
woma, of Moscow was found dead M bed me
crime is imputed 10 Nihists. --- tharcs '"-h-
Ian the actor. has been declared bankrupt
The Democratic Association in Vienna ma"
heen dissolved. - The Anarchist DE LahruN'Ie
saws ha aided the escape of PadiewSN}' 'h' h'I
dcrrr Of General Sclivcrskoh
Conorc,s-Roth branches in session. --- The
Senate: The debate on the Election bill was re-
snmed. Mr. Jones speaking in opposition 7" the
measure and Mr. Evar;a If defence OF the registry
,ari6ca,ion svs,em. ---- The House: The Pablo
Land claims were considered. = The House
Committee 10 investigate the Pension Bureau re-
sumrd lie work
Domcstic-RcportS of fight between ln'rAS
and United States troops were not confirmed
- In her two trial trips the cruiser NcW"IN'
after developing remarkable speed and horse
power was disabled 10y the breaking Of bolts --
4 coIorcd vonth has been chosen cl1', orator al
IhilIip, Exeter Academy in Ncw-llampShiFe. .-
Ty-Asss,ant Tostm4S,rr-Gcrcml 'larks'n "N-
cus>ed The political situation in an ln'"N"" I'D
po,,or No trace las been found of the
,nissin. Professor Bancroft. of Grown t"fciS'F'
Destructive fires occurred at Providence
r. l.. aud Po,tsjown, Penn
civ and Suburhau.-Sccwtary WINDOW held
confcrcuc, with bankers and ii'ancc'N. - lh'
Troy Printing ami Bookhiudn- Company was
said 10 he temporarily embarrassed Ih'
third game ina the N'cinitz-'unShcF9 chess ma'rI
..r,aI -, . draw The carnival of 1h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14

there has been block" Men, women ana chi''
dren will he packed on the earth as closeS 10
sardines rather in their tin boxes. Now hp''
who is crowded within an inch Of his llie-aho
everybody necessarily is going TO he supjcc'eo ~
such a pressure by lO90-is pretty apt TO lose his
tcmper 50 the manifest destiny OF the ul'lula"'
increase of population Is bound to he Tree hgn''
. bio ouc a war Of determination IN fact Inc
dav will dawn-One of those warm damp DAYS
when no one is in good humor-when on poth
continents will arise the cries. =" Stop crowdlng -
Gentlemen. You must move forward -" Those III
the rear will please abstain from pushing -" rake
your elbow ont Of my ribs "-",ict of ny iavorHe
corn" one word will lead 10 another, each hot'1r
than its predecessor then blows Will follow, tfeh
some impulsivc person will draw pistol ana MS
act will stimulate another Of his sort to pun
razor from his boot BY the time the exercises
which follow are concluded the population VIII
be- considerably reduced, and the survivors prop-
ably will begin to take more hopeful views Oh inc
future.
OF course his way out of the cmpariass He"'
will not commend itself 10 the international fea'e
Society SO perhaps that organization Will ap-
point a committee to devise a better one WV
vously there is no special hurry, ana besldes' MI
Ravensten may bc mistaken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
PERSONAL.

Bishop wmppe EPISCOPAL of Minnesota. will spend
the winter I'm the south OF France a. the guest OF j.
PlcrpOnt Morgan, of this city.
Ralph waldo Emcr'on'S son. Dr. Edward W. Emer-
son lcctured on Thoreau in Concord last week lie
earnestly combatcd the notion that Thoreau was
merely echo Of Emerson, aud claimed that tho
former possessed marked individuality which pre-
cludcd imitation
The Rev. Dr. samuel II. Virgin, OF this city, who
wa, recently elected pastor Of the Park street Church
80, ton prcach,, m tina church today 1t Is believed
In H0,ton that he VII accept the call.
stanley declined To give his autograph 10 the Senate
pages In Washington. who make business of col
lectiug signs manual of grut men.
speaking OF the bcque,t of 100000 by the late
Horace Kelley, for the establishment of great art
museum IN Cleveland, The Leader" OF that city says
1t is understood that sums asgregating more than
sAoO.o0o arc good as pledged to the museum, which
will always be v noble monument " tho memory VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
THE SCHEME or CONSOLIDATION.

=
The name OF Andrew II. Green viii long
remain associated with several great and hcncii-
cent public measures. More than any other
individual the city is indebted 10 him for the
existence OF Central Park. lie was among the
most enthusiastic and persistent advocate, Of
the scheme 10 create the Niagara Fan, Ec>civa-
ton. and aided largely in carrying il 10 Success
ful execution. Ills influence and energies have
been actively cNcrtcd in favor of the proposed
Adirondack Reservation. in fact, 40 great
public plan OF similar character has been
undertaken in this city or state for many years
that has nor counted lis favorable Judgment
and cooperation a. powerful ASST stance
Mr.. Green is now absorbed IN the develop
mcEt OF greater and more important public
scheme than any other that has ever engaged hi,
attention. When u commission was appointed
by authority Of the Legislature to consider and
report upon the advisabiiity OF the cOnsolida-
ton of New-Yorl with brooklyn and OUTLYING
districts AZ one municipality. il was natural that
| MIR. Green should be selected a. chairman lie
was known to be the man most familiar will,
| the subject, and emincntly fitted 10 clucd Ia
and make the public familiar with such view
Of the question As he might tale The com
mission was constituted in other respects win
the purpose Of giving a proper representation
| to the various cities and localities interested
No one can say that Mr. Green has not done
his part of the work thoroughly well He ha,
shown himself to be earnestly in favor Of tho
plan OF consolidation and has presented IN,
arguments IN favor OF II with great c0gcncy
and attlactiveness. Doubtless many persons
have been convinced by his persuasive argu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14

Inasmuch as New-iork Is ordinarily por-
,rovod in The guisc Of beautiful woman 1t IS
onIv natural that her weather should be char
actc,;zed bv the capriciou>ncSN which distin-
ou;sbos bcr .c&. Far weather follows foul
,,c,,bcr and boa, succeeds cold with the most
astounding and unaccountablc rapidlty. 1t
was only Yesterday morning lha' "" ''1'"
,.nro chattcriuc with the cold. and yet for
TODAY we are promised warm N"Nc " "'
normally high temperature. hPlcdN"h' ''
arc these rapid and sudden changes ,mcH P'N-
,csS. mt any rate, one good feature n'H w.
licye our city OF ANY possible Impu'auo" o'
mOnOtOny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14

The dismal prophecies which were current
., ono limo concerning the probable failure
of this wears crops in California have not been
entitled The wheat crop j. fully cqu" II
no, s,mor,or 20 tha, OF last year while with
regard 10 fruit. the state has hea'ch al '"',' VS.
of fresh dried and canned fruits more man
100. O0O tons have been shipped "Feii"hu -!
rail. and this does not include what went ny
express. California, al any rate dN Tar '> INC
remarkable fertility Of lis soll Is 'onccrhcd' APP
re,rs 10 partake Of the nature OF the bI'IicaI
Land of Promise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
nrccede Reciprocity. Trade docs follow the

our special cable dispatches iurn'h ~
view of the remarkable IRISH canipa'E" '"''"7
the week. /; j. claimed tha' Mr. i"r"'' ~
losing ground. His seizure OF ho''ile news
napcr and hi, exploits with the cro"nar nave
slammed him is a man OF violence "h''' "P-
neal j, made to the most turbulent elements
in oycrcrowdcd Irish cities. HIS cona"co mas
been that of a political dc>pciado' ana II mas
excited apprchcn>ions respecting his SAMMY
Nv p,rrrlrs fortunes May be restored 10y =
,,corou, campaicn and decisive victory III
Kilkenny: but the outlook is darkIn". s, I"I
Ireland but far ii, dscrcditcd and haiiied