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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

Trenton, y j.. March ~" Governor Albeit this
mornng sent to the senate the nomination Of Robert
= Woodruff jr. for law judge Of Mercer County. vice
John II. stewart deceased. The nomination was re
icrIcd
\ > per cent interest bill was introduced in the As
scmhy. The Assembly passed bill increasing the
annual appropriation to the state Board Of Agriculture
The senate COMMITTEES Revision OF Laws this
afternoon gave public hearing on the Assembly bill
requiring railroads to ship milk through the state al
- cents per forty quart can Captain Rycrson,
Hiram c. Clark and cNAsscmblyman Lewis !. Martin.
all Of SUSSEX. spoke. alleging that the railroads at
present discriminating In favor of New York milk
producers, giving the latter a. low rates for long trips
AZ they give the Jersey farmers for short hauls. and
thereby putting the latter at disadvantage because
they cannot produce milk 50 chcapK.
Both branchc, Of the Legislature adjourned this
afternoon for the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
TRiUPS WITH FORTTNLS.

West Chester Ucnn.D Letter In The Philadelphia Time
Bob McGcc and Jack Murphy are irimps ol the
most pronounced and practical type. yet ,hcy are
worth go 900 and 80 900 respectively. They are the
crowned heads. to speak. Of what l. known a.
Tfanps' hoo.t,' the well cstab -lcd biv0uac Of their
routldlc Kind in West Goshen township, some
fomr mile. east II TIN, place. This
- r0ost7 was established under sdnalcrs'
sovcu.ig,tv ri!l. about year. and white II
!. not thing Of hraGtN in The Of the surrounding
farmers it f. tolerated ont II sense Of fear. the
Inhabitants Of that section having Thought were they
Ia rise M and declare II nuisance and call upon
The strong arm of the law 10 ahatc II their barns
and farm stock might suffer damages In consequence
OF their Interference
SO II has grown and become "A recognized fixture,
and at no time has il less number of dodgers tan =
score and I'm the motley crcun AT least couple OF
women are assert their presence. II !, located
in wood clO-c 10 small stream. ana wing win the
Giant oak, which tower up ~ evidence Of the fertility
OF the virgin soil great moss covered rocks That
in themselves bear witness TO the absence OF tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
4 roLrrc CITY UNCOVERED ~ NEW MESIco

Fort Davis lTcXl letter in The Philadelphia Record
\ strange discovery has been lately made by a sur
Vcying party of the Kansas CITY, I'll IaNO ana h'N''
Railroad. at point in southern New MEXICO not very
far from Cruces. Here. amidst tremendous ltNH
noW "a Ncritahlc sea ut oh,dian or black gItss, u
hidden city has been discovered. Ii i probably "t
TOltec origin. of people VINO hNtu dilu u'u
before the Ncw World thought oi. me slrT"tlhu
ing country is the most dc-Olatc and God forsahen
The obs dian molten aud black. AT the moment OF
cooling evidently became agitatcd. for II now Hes In
ragged waves and hillOw, of fantastic snap" some o
the ridge, from twelve fourteen feet hGh ana capped
lLr ma son wave, with comblng crest OF grc'nl>h
white Th. action of the winds and elements Il mean
thc dry marching blasts OF tremendous for'cl nave
literally blrncd some parts of this region into powdered
dust ,, .,, ,,,,,oo,,.,, o;tv
lies partly uncovered, the ruins o Iltlllc stplc pniu
inc, n.cp nrih into the light of day. some OF These
iildn,I are Simply tremendous. one. which appears
:, have been "A sort of amphithcatre or colosseum.
covers about our acres, ana was certainly constructed
ia q, mast substantial manner. Perhaps II was ustd
fnr bull fights athletic sports. the same rs tho
nnricnt Romans and Greeks used 10 delight IN. IN
Ills nnrcular locality II mean where the city Isl the
cnuniry /, "a waste of fine white lava ashes. the sport
If thn winds aud Just here Is how the city came To be
found The whirlwnds and sand augurs have scooped
ont thc dust and Thus exposed the city. No legend or
.tnry exists 10 show how or when it founded or
Thcihcr II was abandoned destroyed. The latter
gems most likely and probably, too, by an earth
quake at remote period which threw lava ana mr.
IN No volcano Il known TO exist IN the nelghDor
hood The spot l. forty miles from water and out of
the line travel The Pueblo Indians oldest In the
southwcst) tell nothing OF TINS lost CITY. 1hey
call 1t Gran Guvcras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
SLY MEY HrNTING For ! COBIyEB


Did ] ever tell you how had a parry 81 7.N n'n
hun1iug for "A single cObWcb ~ sad a cNn 'iirii'i
a. he paused for moment 10 lght a ct'i. . 'i
TWO DAYS 1 hadb looking section Inc
v.as nothing 10 indicate the line except IT," l"''
which had been sunk into the c1rth anu "hI'N ~,
account of the rapid growth of undcbfusi were NOT
easy to find. A., $500, ,,,...,.
had made my calculations correctly ana hN'"
.hc line was somewhere around. on the sccCnd GAY
one Of the men called out, I've found IT,. Sui'
cm0ucI there was OF the posts Wen, SET up NY
transit on the line and was about 10 pio'''u 10
,rors when a branch Of tree brdHc and struck iic
,roue, / picEcd il up ard to my CONSERVATION found
th.t one Of The cObwcbs that lntcrscct III the telescope
,ad Lecn broken by the shock. What 10 DO did not
l,now. we were miles from any place Where mlsnl
nave fine telescope repaired and determined 10 Try
ga ~ - myself so told the boys 70 look around ne
woods and find a cobwcb For an hour they hunted
;,i,nnt success. There had been a heavy ram the
Mint before and suppose nearly all inc coh"cb, '
i ic, Svcpt away. Then | began looking around
uv' and AZ last ! cspcd long BIT Of web on "a
r,nrh inst dsccrnibc by the drops OF dcW that 'unS
~ ~ carefully wound IT on bit Of wood ana
rctraccd my steps. ,. .,t, ,,,o ,o,o,c,,,o a,,,r,
and ,ocine the web within the cylinder but MANAGED
o. aiir"nnIieh H. Would not a piece of thread nave
" o.na thn nnrposc2 Why, piece OF thread ID Inc
siococ vnnid have looked as large as my finger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
BRF1KS ~ THE MISSISSIPPI.
LARGE OPENINGS is THE ILyi.I,s- PROTECTING
THREATENED CITIES

LARGE OPENINGS IN THE LLyiIs- PROTECTING
THgE>TENED CITES.
New orleans. March io.-~Thc Picayuno',7 vicls.
burg special says: " kilograms report break In The
lcpcc a. Luna. Afl about O'Clock this morning and
AZ dark thi, evening the opening 800 feet wide
with 10 hopes II dosing IT, The large and important
lcyce AT oacts eighteen milo, above Grccuvc. I'm
M.ller's Bend. broke 40 . O'Clock ,hl. evening. The
break l- now about 100 feet wide ard feet deep The
water from thl, break VIII overflow ~ Black BAYOU
country and AN - the wet -io Of thI rich land, Of
Deer reel. section back Il Grecatlil, The following
telegram wa. received tonight from Grceny.lic: The
brca. +. on the line Of Washington and Bolivar coun-
tcs Major sterling. engineer 90 charge. says De VIII
stop II II 10 j, lA tAe power Of engineering Skill
special train hn, gone from Crccuvllle and one from
Ncmph, !. ou the Way with largo number of men
who VIII BE- pat 20 work - daylight IN the morning
Charlie SCOTT Pr. ldcn' Lcy'c Board
President Maxwell D.. ln the city tonight direct from
the Pecan ,fDtc break Lower East Carroll Parish.
The crc,a..c i, now nearly half q mile wide and from
tn To- twelve feet deep. In rc-aid 70 the break ~
Luna General Ire,son 81 Green, lie. says DO VIII pui
more cleared land under water than amy other break
that could have happened.
The Time. Democrats GIccnvlllc special says rc
garilnr TIE Orct', enrva--c; " The water from gu,
outlet Will nrd DO. way into Deer Creek eventually.
town the oty viii De- rendered ,air. large force "l
men are n"W ~ wof. throwing mp thi, cn.'u.wrnt
and the oty viii soon be- fully protected The hN'.'
not closed viii uunditc large part oi tho county
and the lnlup Delta
~Ilo ri.nyunc'.7 Taulah H.. special SAYS:
The Raleigh cr.,--c made u, appearance just below
this town this evening and j, now within ahont 30
feet oi The court house. We expect by morning {"
have n i'm 100 feet but no closer All excitement has
niouf dlcl and an seem calm and cool and arr now
preparing fpg boat riding ana FISHING. MI plantations
north. south and wet oi town asc under "at,r.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
A DOUBLE DOSE DESIRED.
From The Buffalo Commercial.

While travelling in Virginia some time ago with
doctor we came upon an old coorcd man WHO wai
standing by "A mule hltclcd to an old twO-Whceled
vehicle Dis mule am balkcd, boss said The old
man. an I'll ji, Glib a dollaii 70 dc man dat can
start I'M
Will do it for less than that, uncle said the
doctor lie took his case from the carriage and Sc
lertcd a small syringe. which he filled with morpha.
lie went Ia the side of the mule. and. quickly inserting
the syringe his side. pushed the contents INTO thd
animal The mule reared upon his hind legs, and. CIV
ing an astonishing bray, started down the road at
of astonishmcnt at the doctor, and with loud
= Whoa Started down the road after the mule. In
the course of ten minutes we came up TO the OLD
man standing in the road waiting for us. Tie muld
was nowhere in sight. -
saw boss said the darhcy, :" how much is dat
stuff YOU put in dat mule ~
Oh about 10 cents" hughngly replied the doctor.
well boss yo' kin squirt 20 cents wuf in mo
RIGHT away lleah de cash. | must ketch dat
mule"
CHASING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

r,o hearing in the case Of Mis- LOUISA Emmoni
t ,,o ia second ave. Brooklyn. who H. arcu -e1 "i
stealing the entire stock OF leather store ln
~tapcton :. J., continued yesterday "'i''o
Justice Michael Mcclure, at stapctpn The l'i'h'.
store i'm Staplcton owned 10y Mfltr'l MOTT. 4
,,idovrr who died in October lat, AT Mis- Ehino b
home in BROOKLYN. Norils w1- eighty .i- on.
n i. alleged thai after Morris wa, buried Ms th
mons hired a trlck and nAd IN" stock remover from
The sfanctou leather store 10 c~i'ti'l- in'h ID
sprucc,si this city. Testimony va, introduced q"
WORKS request The case adjourned until net
cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
rorGHy 4 BLDoDHoryD. THEN THE FLAMES.
PRICE OF FOOD PRODUCTS.

FLAMES were discovered In ]. T.. ncdcls drygoods
store m NO5. 2fI, 2i3 and 2fj sixth ave. at 10
O'Clock last night and two alarms were rung to call
the frcmcn. when the doors were broken IN, big
Eu..ian bloodhound that va, inside the store tried
10 Keep the out bat Foreman shay. OF Engine
80. IT, struck fh" dog ON the head with an axe and
knocked the fight ont Of him. The tire was put ont
lcfor. II had spread through the first story. and tho
chief DAMAGE Na- by water The cnnsr OF the hrc b.
unknown. The damage 20 Mr. lcdrH STOCK Nd7
,bnn, So OpO The bulldius can rs repaired iOf
~ O6O The damaged propciu was sad To be III
lrsu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
MEXICAN LEAD ORES AID THE TARIFF MIL

Washington. March Tho Republican members Of
the Way, and Means Committee viii submit the tarii
bill 10 the fun committee on Friday. There are one
two Item, not finally acted upon, but iic'e VIII D'
definitely settled before that tine An agreement
has been reached in regard to Mexican lead ORES,
which has been "A VcAatous problem. Lead ORES VIII
Dee dutiablc nj II = cent, per pound, ana VIII nave 10
NAY :, duty whether the lead l. or ], not ae,O-
catcd with other ores. Under "A ruling OF the Treas
ury Department.. lead ore, were allowed To como IN
free Of duty when mixed with silver ore. where the
latter wa, thc material of chief value. There was
great deal Of complaint in the West over this ruling
and uud,r the ucN schedule lead orc Will pay duty
under all circumstances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
Mercy,rial Rheumatism

MI j. c. Jones. cry marshal OF Fulton Arkansas
r,i,Ds "About ten years ago contracted severe case
Of blood poison Tho leading ply scians OF The CITY were
called in and they prescribed medicine after me1icine
which too. Without arordng me any relief a-o tre1
nercuh1 and potash remedies with the same usucceSIui
result but which brought attack OF Hrcuriai hen'
ma,isrn tina: made my lfc one OF untold agony A'er
suffering for four years. gave up ali former remeie'
ard commenced taking Swifps Specific Is. 5 81 After
taking several bottles entirely cured ana abo 10
r.surne work. / consider Swifts Specific Is. y 81 uir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

Kingston. y. y. March 10 Special Robert T.
Macaulcy ~ The oldest lawyers Of this city, died az
his home here this morning. after bf.a Illness, lie
was lofn Delaware County in 1916. and ~
William N1caui.y. scotch Presbyterian minister. H.
wa, graduated from Union College. studied law WIKI
Amal J. Parker. and admitted to the bar in 1913
lie VA, member 81 the noted law firm here - Van Buren,
4 Naoauley lie was elected D>tfictAttorn'y Of Ulster
County in 1850 and became Recorder OK this city in 1872.
His wife Is a daughter ~ the lat Annsa Parker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
Inherited 4cr0fula.

Swfrs Specific (s. S. 81 cured my little boy OF hcrcf
ary scrofua, which broke out all his face. For
year had suffered and had given all hope OF bis
recovery. when at length induced TO uso S. s. s.
few bottles he entirely cured. No, "A
SYMPTOM remains OF the disease This three
years ago. Mrs. r. L. MATHER. Mathcrvlllc. Mass.
T--iiss Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta Ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

Buffalo. March lo-John ". llouehaling the cone
ductor Of the Lake shore train which was wrecked 40
BAY View was gncd the police court this morn
inc CHARGED with a m~iomcanOr. in being responsible
for the accident lie pleaded not guilty and was held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
ANOTHER TAMMANY Wan AERESTED.'
, PETTY OFFICIAL INDICTED FoE HIS FlnSI
pICKIXG>-N RE TO FOLLOW.

pICKINGS,-M re TO FOLLOW
Tn, Grand Jury found no new indictments N'''''
d,v as a result o. the investigation Of the Sh'HN
orcc They examined witnesses n many "i inc
culinary criminal cases and spent little time Do DID
opi,ics as f. The conduct Of officials They have "''
however. finished the examination Of "''i'-,'' ''
regard 70 the methods Of tfan,acnS business al u'
shcrii's Office. , 49,
Charles f. Hclhard. an officer connect" win ~"
sheriff. Office surrendered bins Il 70 Detective h'iF
~ I'D. If. was iudi,t Il al the same in" WITH
n.nntv commissioner Martin. IL is ALLEGED ih'i A
ATTAINED go from Edward Norman, VINO Vs." '.'
on a civil pr0cres. llchbard. 10 i- ciiti-r" a. 'D
,., he VA. entitled 10 the money for ALLOW ii- ~ DID
a. go Ia his lawyer Office and 10 soc" ','l'.
T,r1r,.n Andrtt- of 80. .rJ Ia-t ono hundred hl',
tenth = was ready t. become surety TO- li'MfN'
and his bond for 5000 va, ac.rpi'" ~ 1u"-' ,,,.
I'D Itebhard has been employed iN the fHfiiN 1
scc for a fcyv weeks only. and Do, friends say ''l
the so was the first amount lie had receiver "''
his appointment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

Kingston. y y March 10 Special Samuel w. Hester.
father 90 william Hester u The brooklyn Eagle" d-d
hero last evening az the are ~ seventy eight years. lie
formerly contractor and builder az poughkc. p>n
I'm l-o5 Dee became superintendent Of The Brooklyn
Iprl," Office, which plae" De held Tor five years, lie
aft,rNafd engaged 10 the mercantile business hofe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

Washington. March 19-Tho Navy Department is in
formed that Assistant Naval Constructor Charles H.
Iees d.d 40 Norfolk yesterday from typhoid fever. lie
graduated the head u his elias. the Naval Academy
IN 1883 and regarded OF the bc,; the
service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
OBITU ARY.


L0cipOrt y. y, March 10 special Captain Luther
~ iI-On, for whom the village OF Wilson, Lake
Ontario, named. died here last night. at the
agc Of ninety two years He was one OF the Oldest
lake captain, and vessel owners. lie built the town
II Wilson, settling there in 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
COMMANDER or THE WISCONSIN GRAND ARMY

Milwaukee. Wis. March lo.-Coloncl Il. F. Bryant
was elected commander by the Wisconsin Department.
Of the Grand Army of the Republic thus morning..
resolution fiVOrng service pension Dill was lalu Oh
the table by large majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

Kingston. " y March I9.-rho inspectors and
poll clerks Of the Fifth Ward who are charged with
making false records have been held TO await the
action of the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

san Francisco. March 19.-John s Haeor. eXCoector
the port n Francisco, died his home in this city
this morning..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
ANOTHER APPROPRIATIONS roa THE Lrynns.

Warrington. March l9.-Sccrctay Proctor has
authorized an additional expenditure Of $4,000 for
the protection Of the lcvccs the Mississippi RIVER
in the third and fourth districts. MAILING the total
allotment for th, purpose STOOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
- ~ II ~ =
DAVIS
PAIN
killer

TAKEN AS PER DIRECTIONS WILL CURE ANY
COLD OR COUGH; RUBBED UPON THE INFLAMED
PART WILL REMOVE RHEUMATISM OR NEURAL-
GA. INDEED. 1T is THE IDEAL HOUSEHOLD
REMEDY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

strides OF progress and the inertia Of the people who
have made "Tlamps' R0ost" noted throughout tlliS
section of Chester County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
GATEWAYS OF THE PLATE.
VIII.
CHICAGO, LATITUDE SOUTH.

REMARKABLE PROGRESS OF BUENos AYREs--
ASPECTS OF THE CITY-IMMENSE VOLUME
OF DUsINESS-DEPENDENC UPON
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-12
VALUABLE HORSES BURNED.
Destructive Fire In Kentucky. the Loss
Reaching Into Hundreds of Thousands.

Destructive Fire In Kentucky, the Loss
Reaching Into Hundreds of Thousands.
VERSAILLES, n.y., Jan. 1.-THE stables be-
longing to Macy Bros. burned this morning,
DESTROYING thirty-iive out of thirty. eight
horses. Among those burned WIS the horse
Bell BOY, that was sold at auction TO j..
Clarke for SOL 600 II is sgid Clarke has re-
fused $4,000 for this horse.
LExrSGroN, Ky, Jan. 1l.-A special 10 the
Transcript from Versailles says the fire in
Macy Bros stables, in which Bell boy was
burned was discovered about o'clock this
morning. The fire is supposed 20 have been
ncendiary, and when discovered almost the
enllre structure was IN flames. The stables
covered almost m emf re square. onsislingof
sheds for trimming and adjacent stables Tor
holscs.
il is said now that forty horses We're de-
stroyed. but the ownership cannot w be
ascertained. Many Of them were in train
ing. and some valuable ones nrc believed 20
have perished. Three small cottages near
the stables and n general store belonging b.
Lansburg were burned, and the Christian
church was on fire, but suffered little dam.
g"e. The entire loss is estimated al
S3W.O0O.
DESvKG, Jan. ll.-A telegram from Silver
ton, Col, snys: The block OK buildings on
the east side of Green street, between rhir-
trenth and Fourteenth streets with the ex-
ception Of Hemphill, Breen D. Lowenstoin i
store burned ihis morning; loss, Sg10D.
insurance only 500.
MugclE, Ind, Jun. 1.-THE Boyce build
ing, continuing the stores of i. 4. King &
CO.. dry goods; Bender a Shoemaker. cloth.
ZEN, several other stores and number of
Offices, burned this morning. The total loss
rs 0yef $4,000, partially insured.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-12
LAST HONORS TO X KELLEY.
Funeral Services over the Rcmains OF
PennsyI yIvania's Representative.

Funeral Services Over the Remains of
fennsyi,ania's Representative.
WASHINGTON, Jan. il.-Long before the
hour of noon the galleries of the house were
filed with spectators anxious to do honor
TO the memory of tho man who had for 20
many years been prominent in that body.
A few moments before the house WIS called
10 order the members of the senate, with
out formal announcement, entered the
chamber and quickly took seats in the body
OF the hall. A snble-covered bier stood in
front of the clerks desk. and a handsome
floral tribute was placed near 1t. Az 1910
p. IN. the officiating clergymcn, Drs. Butler
and Cuthbert, entered the hall reading the
beginning of the burial service. They were
followed by the committee of the senate and
house having charge of tho ceremonyeA.
Amid solemn hush the magnificent caApt
containing the remains OF William ID.
Kelley WAS plnced on the bier. Tho family
OF the deceased was then escorted to the
seats provided for them. close to the casket.
The burial service was read 10y DIR. Butler
and prayer was offered by DIR. Cuthbert.
Dr. Butler then read the fifteenth chapter,
first epistle TO tho corinthians, and followed
his reading by prayer. The benediction was
delivered by Dr. Cuthbert, and then slowly
aud sadly the committees escorted the re-
mains from the chamber which had known
Mr.. Kelley so long and well.
The senators having left the chamber, on
motion OF Mr. Bingham, Of Pennsylvania,
the house, as an additional mark Of respect,
adjourned.