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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-05-21
TIE CRASH AvERTED.
y big Richmond Firms Assignment
Causes II Stir--Thc Farmers Alliance

Zig Richmond Firms Assignment
Causes u Stir The Farmers Alliance
RICHMOND, May 90 Special Tho
Davis Shoe Company, corporation
chartered undcr tho laws of the State
of Mninc and which operates an oxton-
tive shop ut the Virginia ponitcntiary
horc, made an assignment in this city
to-day. Tho failure was brought about.
mainly through the Rotor Lowell fail
urc, in which tho Davis Company was
deeply involved. Since then tho con-.
Germ has bocn slowly going down hin
and recontly when thcy found thoir
Southern trado failing from reasons
which thoy refused to givo, they as.
signed To save II cash. Liabilities arc
CT matod ut 81 900 .0C0
Tho executive committoo OF tho Farm
crs Alliance mot here to-day and dis
cusscd the question of capitalizing the
business OF tho order In this State. A
plan OF camgaign in tho coming State
election was also discussed
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Killed by "a Failing stone

CINCINNATI, May -iSpcciall-Rcv.
~. j. Hamilton, OF Homestead. Pa, "A
delegate to tho baptist convention
which IL being hold in this city, was
fatally injured about two o'clock this
morning whilo passing binding in
course OIL erection, ncar tho corner Of
walnut ana Fourth streets. \ largo
stone Toll from tho third story, striking
him squarcly on the head. lie was re-,
moved to the city hospital, whore he
died
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Tho CommI.sIon WIN I,cport.

Tho commission recently a pontcd to
assess damages against the Roanoke
and Southern for tho Pleasant Valley
Land Company, were in session the en-.
tire day yesterday examining witnesses.
They loft their work incomplete and
VIII resume to-day. when tho romai in Ter
OF tho witnesses will DO examined, Mt
the conclusion OF which thcy will mako
their report.
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Another Connection for tho N. 3 w.

bALrlMoHE, May 0.--ISpcciall Tho.
West Virginia Central road contom-
plates building to tho South and con-
ncct with tho Chesapeake and Ohio and
Norfolk and Western. Their engineers
arc now in tho field making preliminary
surveys to lind tho most accessible
route. they expect to mako q juncture
Win tho warm Spring branch of tho
Chesapeake and Ohio, which road is to
DO built north to meet them Mt u oom-
mon point. When these links are COM
pioted, the four great trunk limos named
Will be joined North and South through
the important mineral and timber ro-
gions OF West Virginia.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-05-21

TELEdRAPHIC FLASHES.

Tho car has sent cordial reply to
Emperor Williams congratulations
upon the czarowitch's escape.
a destructive hail storm near Gaines.
Vile, Texas, Sunday night, is beloved
to have done the crops u damage OF
$500, 900.
Tho Manipurs who killed Commits.
sioncr j. w. Qainton have been sen.
fenced To death.
Secretary Blainc's condition contin.
ucs 10 steadily improve.
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MORE TRAINS ON THE n. AND w.

Through sleeper. to Shenandoah Tho
Louisville and Nashville Connection.
Tho Norfolk and Western railroad
Will run through Shoppers to Shonan-
doah Junction, whore thcy will connect
with tho baltimore and Ohio for Wash
ington and tho North.
Gcncral Manager Sands, General Su-
perintondont IIppcy and Chief En-.
ginocr Coo have gono TO Norton To
arrange for tho running OF trains on tho
Clinch Valley division OF tho Norfolk
and Western. and to mako tho connec-
ton at Norton with the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, which goes into
effect with the now schedule.
THE TIMES desires special correspond
onts IN evory town In Southwest Virginia
the Sbenandonh Valley.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-05-21
Lumber Drnlors Win

NEW YORK, May 20.-lSpccial The
boycott which was declared by the labor
unions against certain lumber dealers
in this city was declared of last night,
and tho sale and delivery OF lumber,
which was stopped by lumber dealers
prcausc or the boycott, was resumed to-
day. This IL regarded ms complete
victory FOR tho Lumber Dealers Asso.
ciation. and 1t was frankly admitted to
be 40 last night by tho board of dele.
rnLnN.
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llonry W~llgo, tho artist who did tho
~'srk for tho bird's.cye view OF Ronnoko.
arHvcd hcre yesterday aai Is Mt IIotcl
Il0pnoko. lie will make somo OF the
desired changes In the work. G.. j.
SMITH. tho agent, who has boon here to
place tho pictures, also rotnraod ycstcr-
day 10 close the dcal. About 40. 900 OF
these pictures will bc distributed
throughout the country.
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uho children OF tho city scIi0ols will
aoon bc enjoying NEcntion. The schools
close tomorrow. Thcro will no no
pubic exercises md tho Last dny OF
school will nut bo unlike othcr .dnvg
Vacation will RIOT bc M long aH,usunl
this your M thc board contcmytn tcs
oponsag the ncrt school ycar u Tnenth
"nrIinr than usual and running tho
ACh0uiN ten montliN mntnnd OF ninn.
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MONEY FOR MILITIA.
Southern states Come Ia for Their Share
ON tho iinsis of Representation.

WAsIiNdToN, May 20. - Especial =
Tho Secretary OF War, with the ap-
prevail OF the President, has made the
following allotmcnts Of money to vari-
GUS States and Territories for arming
and cquipping militia on basis Of rep
rcscntation In Congress Alabama,
So,"l1; FLORIDA, S3,GS5; Georgia, Sll y;
Mississippi, SS,2o2; North Carolina,
So la5; South Carolina, $500; Tcnncs-
SOC. sll,057; Virginia, SIi,U57. These
funds will bo available on tho LIST of
July ncXt.
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"-|77@1777--l--
Tho Donimn,ln Kcfusn.I

CnIcA"o, May 20.-lSpccial I-Organ-
lied labor received setback and sur
Prise party from the directors OF tho
Worlds Fair last night. At the meet
ing OF last Friday evening the outlook
was very favorable for tho granting OF !.
minimum OF wages. but last nights
meeting reversed all this action and de.
clarcd against granting tho demands.
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NmNY i'rpiliniinns

WAsnHNcroN, May 2o.-ISpcclall-
Tho President has made the following
appointments in tho navy: Commodore
John Irwin, rear admiral; Capt. Oscar
y. stanton, cOmmOdorc; Commander
Louis kcmpn, captain; Lieutenant
Commander W. II. lIrownson. com.
mandcr; Lieut.. Richardson Glover.
lieu tcnanL commander.
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TO HIDE SHAME. PERHAPS.
Child Deserted and ~ Suspected Couple
Arrcstcd for the Deed.

ArrcHtcd Tor Tho Decd.
RALEIGH, \. C., May 2O.-I Spccioll--
This morning rcd-hcadcd girl baby "a
month old was found near tho railroad
depot on vacant lot. Tho child was
nicely dressed and had additional cloth
Ing. Tho chief Of police found out that
handsome white girl cnmc in on the
train from Selma last evening with u
baby and was met at tho depot by ),
man. Tho couple registered at a lead.
ing hotel M Mr.. Edwards and his sister.
Miss Edwards. No child was with
tkcm.
Thoy loft on the early morning train,
but were arrested ut Henderson. They
have sued out II writ OF habcas corpus,
claiming that they arc not tho parties
wanted
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". NJ. @. a. Aa.nnui Mcc,Inr.

EHtor.slvo prepa rations AFRO lStMg
made dor tho annual shooting OF tho
y. NJ. C. a. to he held gt Grcone Nj
mortal Church Sundny. Tho annual
nddrcas sill TOO delivered by w. w.
Woods, thc president OF tho association,
VIII preside.
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An Interesting Entertainment.

There will bc musical, literary and
social entertainment at tho First Bap-
list Church on Friday evening. given
under the auspices OF Miro Flippo and
her class. Reircshmcnt Will BIZ served.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-05-21
A Menawsy Fro,s, s,,uvvcld.

Robcrt Nornor, u small white boy,
was given lodging Mt police .keadquar-
ters last ntght. 10 IN a runaway from
i'iuciicld, having boat his way on tho
train tho ontiao distance. iic has boon
lsoailng arou0d Che brewery and Norfolk
aecruc for several DAYS.
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DclJnu,,cnt Stockholders.

About fifty motions have boon filed
with tho clerk OF the IJustings Court
asking for judgement against delinquent
subscribers TO stock In various com.
panics. They VIII DO heard at tho Juno
torn,
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TOR RENT.

Two good Offices, ground floor. chcnp.
Campbell street. 7.ioom house, stable,
etc, &Sb pcr month. Stare room and
dwelling, S25 pcr month. Broom house,
car Mao, Si5 pcr month. broom house,
S"O per month. Groom house, &35 por
month. 7.rOOm house, Salem avenue,
$40 per moth. 5-roon house, $50 pcr
ino7th. Two good Offices, ground floor,
Salem avenue. FOR SA III - choice
lots In belmont Addition Mt $500 each
worth $500. Onc.sixth interest In two
lots on Campbell street opposite post
Oiicc. At the rate ~ $4,000 each. You
cant buy anything adjoining IL for less
than $4,000 cash. Lot on Wcst End
boulevard, north side, 75xl5O at $50 per
front foot, near residence OF A. Pope,
adjoining property is hold ut S75 por
foot. Several bargains in MclroBc, and
all ovor tho city. Now IL tho time to
buy. GROVES 81 COON,
Tho live roDl oBtnto agents. No. "a
Campbell stroct, opposite postOtilcc.
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Trustees oraI.u,,pc.

+. llannibas, William Dccncr. X. H..
Gilbert. n. j. Lewis and Il. +. Morton
wcrc appointed trustees OF tho colorcd
lodge No 1925, Grand United Order OF
Odd Fellows, in the Hastings Court yes
tcrday.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-05-21
big Mills I,urn.,I.

SIouN CRY Iowa, May 2i.-lSpcciall-
Tho mills OF tho National Linsccd oil
Company hero wcrc burned this morn
ing, cntailng loss OF $50, 900. The
plant was fully insured
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AND HIS NAME is IGNATIUS.
The New Third Party Rail-
roaded into Existence.

Its Platform Connected by tho Man Who
Claims That bacon Wrote shake
spcaro's works--A Declaration for Free
Coinage, Abolition of National Hunks
OF Issue, nn'i II Popular Vote for Presi-
dent-rcrfcct Bedinn of Enthu.insr,.
The "rsopic's Party" u Fact.
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TOR sALE-rwENrY.rnnER

TOR SALE--T W ENT VT ii II +; T.
h shares OF Roanoke Black Marble
COmpnny's stock for ono hundred dol.
lars, on whioh 20 pcr cont. has been
paid. Irlco 500. This Is an Oppor-
tunity that may mover present itsclf
again and ono that you should tako adj
vantage Of. Tho stock Of tho company
has sold for s2s, por share and wall pay
handsomely in tho near future. Tho
quarry Is thoroughly opened and marble
Is now boang taking out for shipment.
WILBUR =. POLE.
Rooms and 4, Exchange building.
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THE ITATA may GO SCOT FREE.
Will the Charleston Be Called
From the Chase

negotiations Are In Progress by Which
This Government. With France and
Erazii, Will Endenvor to Restore
Peace In Chiil-Ir the Plan Succeeds,
the slippery Insurgcnt Stoancr May
Save Her Bacon-No Definite Tidings
Received From Either Vessel.
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ME SECOND PAGE.
EOIs SALE.

HTOle SALE.
THREE MEDIUM.SlXED HOUSES
AT MOTION HEIGHTS.
APPLY no =. a. WETZLIIIt,
ROOM2, EXCHANGE BUILDING.
mnyi7lw
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A limited amount OF space In The Times
Hotel edition Will be- available for seiect
advertising. Orders for such advertis-
ng must 90 handed In before Tuesday.
night.
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For Rent.

DESl RABLE OFFICE ON GROUND
FLOOR, TIMES BUILDING. THIRD
AVE. ASlD FIRST STREET s. w.
APPLY no BUSINESS MANAGER
or TIlETIMl;S.
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Tho weather.

Forecast; For Virginia, light showers,
stationary temperature, south winds.
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ROANOKE WILL SEND DELEGATES
The Worlds Fair Convention at
Pulaski.

All Sonthwcst Virginia Invited to scnd
DsfcRntcs-- Commercial Organizations
and Inn'i Companies Entitled To To-
Ivcs-- Pr0ninont Koamokers
Gay Roanoke should 10 Thrre--Ths
Convention Post poned TIL July ~.
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An Unknown Drunk.

Acting Sergeant Jasper Vcst arrested
nh italian last night for boIng drunle on
tho Norfolk and Western yard. lie
could not give his name no as to he un.
dcrstood and ho wax recorded M an
uulnown white drunk.
Compare THE TINES nows columns
with those OF any other paper published
" a radius of 400 milos. Ifyou want tho
news you cannot afford TO DO without 1
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tIRISTIAN e. BARBEE,

Ct"hIsTiAN ~ HAHpEE'
SUCCESSORS no EUDWELL CHRas-
TlhN 81 l.ARBEE),
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG
GiS'rS
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FsLLED
AND EASTERN PRICES GUAR
hNTEED.
WE MAKE A SPECIALITY or FIRE
SCKlrrIONS.
V71aE ROANOKE DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY.
READ TrS ADVERTISEMENTS ON
rrIItc IlsrnNl
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READ rws ADVERTISEMENTS ON
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COMPANY.

V'MIr ROANOKE DEVELOPMENT
Passaic City record., 1891-09-05
Washington.

TEE monthly debt statement shows a re-
duction for August of s., 581, 895. Customs
receipts for the month were $15, la, ,674,
against $40, 312, $40 in August, $780,
THE international Congress of Biologists
in session at Washington adjourned, to meet
in Switzerland in 1894.
THE Census Office issued a bulletin on the
population of the State of Indiana, by minor
civil divisions which shows that the popula-
ton of the State has increased 2l4, lob, or
1882 per cent during the decade.
SECRETARY FOSTER issued notice extend
ing the time for the presentation of four and
half per cent Government bonds for ex-
tension at two per cent. Very few of the four
and q half Government bonds have been pre-
sented for redemption, while many have
been continued under the new rate of two per
cent.
SUPERINTENDENT KIMBALL, of the Life
Saving Service, has put OH 100 extra crews
along Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
WEBSTER FLANAGAN was appointed by
President Harrison Collector of Customs OF
the Port of Ell Paso, Texas.
THE Mount Vernon passenger steamships
George Leary and w. W. Corcoran were
burned to the waters edge at their docks in
Washington.
The Treasury Department paid out dur
ing the first week in September 81, 500 900 on
account of pensions making altogether
about S23, 000, 900 paid out for pensions since
the 1st of July. 1t was expected that about
IS, 100000 more would be paid out for
pensions during the present month.
Passaic City record., 1891-09-05
TWO MEN ROB A BANK.
They Cover the Cashier With Revol-
vers and Rake in the Cash.

They Cover the Cashier With Revol-
vers and Rake in the Cash.
About $50 o'clock on recent afternoon
the American Bank, at Corder, five miles
east of Higginsville, No., was robbed.
Two men, one of them masked, stepped
into the bank with drawn revolvers. CASH
Ter W. l.. Groves was ordered to throw up
his hands. They had the drop on him, and
he obeyed.
One of the men held him under cover of a
revolver and the other speedily proceeded
to place all the cash in sight into a large
grain sack, which they had brought with
trem.
Having completed their work they rushed
through the back door and mounted two
horses hitched in the alley. They were seen
by several persons, and were fired upon.
They returned the fire in regular James
boys style. They then dashed up Main street.
firing right and left, and in few minutes
were out of sight. They secured about sioJ
in cash.
Thev were seen by no less than forty peo-
ple. The man under partial mask Is de-
.scribed as medium sized, with sandy hair;
the other as a young man OF propaoiy
twenty-four years, with light hair, light
complexion and smooth face.
The town is in a state OF wild excltement
and the robbery is considered one Oh tne
boldest ever committed In that part OF tne
country.
Passaic City record., 1891-09-05
CoRoNEL SACKED,
Chilean Deserters and Miners Com
NIT All Manner of Excesses.

Chilean DeserterS and Miners Com
init All Manner of Excesses.
Exciting news is brought from Chill by
the Straits steamer which came up from
Talcahuano. The two regiments of Govern
ment troops which were taken to that port
recently from Coquimbo by the transport
lmperiale revolted when they heard of the
defeat of the Balmacedists at Placilla.
They shot to death all of their officers and
disbanded. Nearly four Thousand coal
miners Joined them, and together they have
practically taken possession of the town of
Coronel, on the coast, about TWENTY-FIVE
miles south of Conception. All sorts of ex-
cesses have been committed by them Houses
and stores have been sacked and burned.
The slightest protest against their actions
is met by rife shots.
In fact mob rule in its worst form pre-
walls. Some outrages have been committed
also In Conception and Talcahuano but the
force at the disposal of the authorities there
has been sufficient to save them from the fate
which has overtaken the six thousand peo-
pie of Coronel
Senior Jorge Montt, General Canto and
Others of the Congressional chiefs arrived in
Santiago. They were received with the
greatest enthusiasm by the people of the
capital. General Baqueadano, the act
ing President, received them officially.
They will at once proceed to Santiago, when
the question of new election and the reor-
ganization Of the Government will be con-
sidered.
There is no Disgusting the fact that there
Is q very bitter feeling against the Ameri-
cans on the part of the successful revolution
lists. This feeling is SO strong that unless it
is placated in some way it may seriously af-
feet American commercial interests in Chilli
for some time.
Passaic City record., 1891-09-05

Of the garrison stationei there owing 20
lack of food to support them.
DEPUTY VERDUGA, one of ex-President
Balmaceda's friends, was captured at Ia.ca.
Chill. with over million dollars in bank
notes and drafts.
A RIOT broke out at Ichang, China. All
the mission and foreign property was
burned. No fatalities were reported.
THE Sultan of Turkey has discharged his
Grand Vizier. Kiamil Pasha.
TIE Chilian torpedero Almirante Con-
iell and the transport Imperiale were sur
rendered to the Chilian Minister at Callao,
Peru.
THE military manpuvres of France Ger
many and Austria were begun.
Passaic City record., 1891-09-05
Foreign.

VIOLENT gales of wind, accompanied by
furious transforms, continue to sweep over
Great Britain and Ireland. Dispatches from
Dublin state that the crops throughout the
Province of Ulster are in a pitiable condi-
tion, and that in many parts OF Ulster AMI
elsewhere they are almost entirely sun
merged. In other neighbornoods the crops
are in several feet OF water and will be COM
pletely destroyed.
EIGHT members of the crew OF the British
steamer Dunmurry, of Belfast, from New
York for Antwerp with grain, los0 their
lives through tine cspsizing OF the vessel III
hurricane off Halifax. Nova Scotia.
The river Barrow in ireland in conse-
quence of the recent heavy rain storms has
overfiowed, and that its waters are flooding
thousands of acres of land and destroying
the crops The Welsh rivers are flooded and
much damage has been done. The storms
have half ruined the crops throughout SC )r-
land. and the harvest is alta complete stan =
still.
THE twenty-first anniversary of the battle
of Sedan was observed in Germany, the
papers making pessimistic comments on the
prospects for peace.
EMPEROR WILLIAM, of Germany, started
to meet the Emperor Of Austria at the
Austrian manauvres.
Miss LINCOLN, daughter of the American
Minister to England, was married to Mr..
lsham her fathers Private Secretary, at
London. Cannon Farrar performed the
ceremony
THE financial condition of Guatemala is
very bad, and the troops threaten to revolt
unless they are paid.
TEE miserable harvest in Western Russia
has compelled the withdrawal OF aportioa
Passaic City record., 1891-09-05
OFFICE HOURS OF THE TAI

Taxes will be received at my Office.
corner Washington place and Main Ave
nue., Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days, from g A. n. to II M, and from
ago to $50 P. n.
LHoNARD L.Grear. Collector.
Passaic City record., 1891-09-05
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

The Countess Of Dudley was shop girl
KAISER WHHELMis is growing full beard.
The late Mrs. James K. Polk was a very
handsome woman in her youth.
SUPPE, the composer, is seventy -one years
old and has celebrated his silver wedding.
COUNT ALEXANDER GRIGARIEvITcH Sroo-
GoNoFE, the oldest General in the Russian
service, is dead.
M. D'ENNERy, the French dramatic author,
has written 200 plays. He is now cheerful
old man of eighty.
The Duke of Cambridge. Commander -in-
Chief OF her Majesty's army, is known as
"Umbrella George"
EDWARD LYTToN BULwER DICKENS, the
youngest son OF the great novelist, has been
elected to Parliament in New South Wales.
The most prominent of surviving Union
Generals are Schofield, Buell., Rosecrans.
Butler, Pope, Banks, Howard and Slocum.
JOHN CALDWELL, who died recently in
Indiana, was the man who first conceived
the idea OF distributing the mail on postal
cars.
SENATOR VOORHEES,, Of Indiana, at
tributes his continued i'll health to the pro-
longed night sessions Of the Senate last
winter
IT is reported that the death Of the Turk
fsh Minister of War was ths result of wounds
received in a duel with the Minister OF
Marine
THE oldest living Congressman is Senator
Harris of Tennessee. He was born in 1878
and was in the House OF Representatives az
early as 1S49.
MISS MARY PRocroR. daughter Of the
late Richard A. Proctor, has appeared in
the newspaper tield as a contributor OF sci
entifc articles.
FATHER MoLLNGER, whose miraculous
cures at the Troy Hill (Pennl shrine have
made him famous, has accumulated for
tune OF s., ,000, 900.
The old Duke of Nassau, who at seventy
five is hale and active, has a fortune Of $685.
600, 600. and is consequently set down as the
richest prince in Europe.
MRS. JULIA WARD HowE tackled Greek
after she was seventy years of age, and now
that she is seventy-two she can read the play
of ''Sophocles' in the original with facility
and satisfaction.
BIZ the death of Mrs. Polk, Mrs. Grant and
Mrs. Garfield become the only surviving
widows OF Presidents. Mrs. Tyler, the
second wife Of President Tyler, died in Rich
mond in July. 1889.
THE little King Of Spain does not know bis
letters yet, and all mental education has
been forbidden him. he is 20 fragile and
puny physically that the slightest exertion
Of the mind fatigues him.