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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
pOLICEM4N,S LONG SEARCH.

CAPTURING THREE L WHO KILLED N
charles Haley. a young baker OF No 90 We" T
Twenty oich.h-st. was assaulted and roppe" on ,0
r,,b, ~ January 10, 1890, in a lonely street Ill '9
t,v.o. epd Of the city. John Anderson lac'u'0'
n,s .lull with a bed slat, and william Lloyd ana "eors'
,I,,,idov aided him in beating the baker. Inc threc
,,nn c,carod and Haley died In a few days DIN
zccks ancrward Policeman John Roberts, OF INC ~
Precinct arrested Anderson at Ansonla' conn., LIN
-ait.or,,, who is an officer OF unusual skill ana per
.cycr,ucc. could learn nothing about te o''"o
~, ,m, other two men until about six weeks ago.
,,cn he heard that they were in DaniesonVliie' conn,
lie captured Halliday. but LLOYD So"''N'"
warning and eludcd his pur'uer'
Three weeks ago Policeman Roberts, eul0eu Dy SUING
Information received here. went to several PAGES III
rb,dc Island and Connecticut In search oi LIo'u'
III. criminal vas finally traced 10 MlllNllle' MIS-
,rto~o ne VA. living with a relative, william hehhc"'
p,,.cr,. secured tlc aid OF a deputy Sacah ana "c"'
.. rcurcdv,s house on Wednesday. Kennedy IT,
,,.ed ., allow them 10 search his house as they han ITO
y,rr,n, hut Robert, dashed In and found a young
man hiding behind the open door OF a closet
Kennedy declared that the man was ONO u MS
SONS. but Roberts said to his prisoner
Your sister told me where you were
MY sister didn't know answered Lloyd 'd"en
off nj, guard. and Roberts knew lie had the rshl ma.
An effort was made to prevent Roberts tahHs n'
,~,.,rcr ont OF the state without a warrant puu '9
uolceman took an Indirect course 20 V" $780,
arrived safely with his prisoner ., 80 au,i, tho
Il,Id vas committed I'm @loNoo bd'l "a"
,c,irn ~ The Grand Jury by Recorder 9uS'n $50
day. Halliday will probably turn state ""'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27

his tail. Finally. however. It was decided 70 l' "o
mane and tall grow to their full length.
Mr.. Williams. who has charge Of the animal. 81" Se,'eI
day. that he was sixteen hands high ana "eieheu ao
, 20 ~. His lineage can be traced back for some ume'
-, - a - nj knovn that any OF his ancestors have been
rodltod with such a growth OF hair. Although ne nus
bccn at the Exchange since Tuesday 1t was not Until
Yesterday that the harse fanciers were allowed 70 SEQ
him All through the day he stood IN V' oe"t'9 " ~.
,,h., borsos I'm the building looked on In mourntui envy
some snor;ing snccrlng defiance. Others nane suHH'9'on,
n each other about the probable cost OF the name III.
tal and wanted to know whether they were taAen :"
~ ,v,u'oms however il prepared TO swear that the name
and tail are real and perfectly innocent of hair restore"
anulfeations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
NORTH ~PLAINFIELD.
TO BUILD A HOUSE FOR \ NEW {

TO BUILD A HOUSE FOR \ NEW Cl'h'
North PlainGcld Is to have a c!Ho' WHO" WI" " ~
the residents Of the borough What INC = "'o" 0"''
Country Cab is 90 P!a.nhei" peoi'V, m.ta
,o., named club was formed the people of North Plain
ro,, horan IN aci,ate the subject Of a home club Tor
Washington Parl, people. on WaSlinst2hS EPthuay
only 500 Of the total amount necessary II b"''' Il 'H"
hons was un-uhScribcd. Mrs. Jane Koonc' a "''''iS
woman. promptly subscribed this sam. y SIZE ior IN,
dub.b,use Ia, been selected in Washlneton,avc. am1
,nnu mis- will be erected a handsome structure Sc'oll
,n club house I'm the county. The name OF w ~"
~ will be the Washington Park Homo CluD'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
rop DIP tcTIcIyG MEDICINE ILLEGALLY.

loan Gcorelo Bcttino. a lrothcr Of Or. John B'tttno
III Mois,. 81 No. ) University Place Wa q prisoner az
49,. r,r,b. Police Court YESTERDAY charged with practising
,,t,. without "A license. DR.. j. Bcttino Di Noise II
..tui .bf. physician. lie lrft thi' country for Berlin
-,rdv uud.r pr. Koch. During hi absence the care
a. b. pl,;ic' w., given Dr. Na' FhRH-u'h' OF NO.
~, RAT Sevcnt, -hirl-st. DR.. hi Noises brother. the
la. b,cn a bdaa.er ia The Doctors family Tor
t.. f,rr year. In the interval Of D.. Eng l'"nan''
,'.r. tn d. ri Mo.-.', ogc' Ect'ino th' prisoner. 10 Is
,t,r..d. prescribed for thn patients. An'oA'" be"'oh"'
s., to5 South Fita.ayc.. IS couri1inant in tn cas-
" ,,,tino vas arr ted ON q warrant granted the County
h.i safety and held Tor trlal by Justice Iaintor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
,,p AND THE TAT LINE.

Radcliffe Baldwin, agent of the state Line steamship
COMPANY. was seen at his Office. No. SO Broadway,
Yesterday by a Tribune reporter. and said " | am in
rcccip. Of "A ca le Dispatch from the company in Eng
land in answer to one | sent them asking what was
tna matter. ] am Informed that everything is COINS
on AS usual on the other side. and We are 10 do our
ordinary routine OF work here. With regard to the
demand for 100000. you know Just as much about that
as | do
Mr.. Baldwin. except for this statement. was non
commlttal with regard to the affairs of the company.
BUSINESS in the Office was a. brisk as eve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
uNROKEN.
HE STOLE \ GLASS EYE.

John Plumgucst is an enterpri>inE Finlander' VINO
arrived in This country thirteen months ago ana pas'-u
twelve months Of that time on HiachwclIs Island \
few d,ys after his rclae IA visited h"ookch' nll'
n raid on a boarding house and succeeded III De"'1
indicted on nine different charges Of robbery h' was
,r Il Yesterday and convicted on All the aIoE'''"N'
The first one wa, that he stole a glass eve "''"-' =
- roh, s,spdi.h. Of ~. : Puk-avc. n railroad pass
and some tewcIrv. MIR. S'a.di,h testified that whcn
~. went 10 business on The day in question IN i,
I,.tc he left HE glass eve behind him ana flnnllu, Il
.tllc IL. TIC Finland'r WA sent to @ta'c ITl''' i"'
six wears. The eye Wa, recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Harbor Lines hearing. Army Building. II q m.
Dog SHOW. Madison Square Garden.
Rapid Transit Commission, No. % Willian1.st, 3 p H.
XIth Assembly District Republican ASsociation' NO.
1876 West Thir:icth-st., : p. IN.
Company G., eth Regiment. dance. Armory, evening
sotict, Of Amateur photographers, No. Ill West
Thirty-cichth-st.
Christian League for Promotion OF Social Purity, NO.
80 Fast Twenty-second-st, : j. m.
Rutgers Female College Alumnac Association, No. o.
West Flfty.lftl.st, s =. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
II rErsExrMExT WILL nE READY

Mucn int rest = taken in the prcscntD'cnt to be MADE IN
court TO-DAY by the Grand jury a : thc result Of the In
ye,tileti0n Of affairs at the 81. JOhnland County Farm
The January franc Jury began an inquiry in regard t.
the way public moneys arr expended az this recently ac'
Ou I'd properly. But unable t. complete tn in'c'u2a-
ton within the requisite time. the matter Wa left a. a
legacy to the February Grand Jury. That body visited
81. Johnlaud, and has examined "A long list OF person
f.m-f.r with the facts. Decision has been reached To
ipdiet 10 one. but the Ircsentment will probably severely
orraicn the arrangement Of tc Commissioners 81 Charities
and Correction. and of the County Farm Committee Of the
Hoard OF supervisors. Tho pr sentiment wa, being drawn
II II, Yesterday by Messrs. Herbert, MlcDuf and NunGcl. o.
,he Grand Jury. The views Of the body will b. Presented
IN the Court ,oi Sessions today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
sur WAS suFFCCATED WITH GAS.

A ca.o OF death from subsection with gas was il oft'u 70
TIC ponce YESTERDAY. the victim being MISS LINN i0"'' a
Young woman Of t%wcnty-onc years, whose nome "a' N'~i
nor tltacr. Francs, Hunt, a rca! estate dealer at NO los
tYuy..,vcnth.st. She was found asIhyNidted IN Du WIN
Tho Gas turned on at the Jet ia her room. Her dTc6s hung
from the stopcock ana her friends boile'e u'0 III h''-''r
-, tho garment she accidentally turned on the Gas without
knowing IL. Miss Hunt had not been feeling well for some
time. but her friends scout the idea OF suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27

TWO CONTRACTS FOR TIE ARMORY AWARDED.
AZ the meeting OF the 18Th Regiment Annoy Com
mission yesterday a detailed report was received rom
Rudolph Daus, the architect SHOWING le NNucuoh'
rcccssary 10 bring the cost Of the building within the
concentration Of $500 900. Mr.. Daus figured ont that
with the reduced dimensions and details the building
could he erected for $251 800, and guaranteed that the
binding could be constructed for these figures. AHci
The report had been formally adopted it was voted 10
inward the contracts ior the mason and carpenter WORN
10 the lowest bidder at a proportion2'c raEGiI2h ron
their bids already put IN. Tie I)Wcrt DlC',CI ,i
masonry was John Guilfoyle, and for the c.arpcnter.N2rf
". Wright & son. rhc bids put III Tor l,IToII.
steam heating and plumbing have all bceh reIc'"u "0
new ones VIII be invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27

tcctivc named NcUcomc. an Important witness, ialicd
to arrive iu time To testify.
LONG ISLAND C~lTY.-Martin Pclhofoky, who has
been on trial for numbering Jacob WcHncr IT queens III
tie Queen, County Court, Wa, acquitted yesterday
The Jury We're ont ONLY a short tim" and when thcV
returned at / o'chocE they rendered a verdict oi ho'
guilty. rhe cyid'uc" was nearly all IN IclN'I'"| 5
favor. All %; the testimony given showed maj me
uri,,ucr was at least thirty i've feet away rom Mcuhcr
= t., Tho ~h0t va, fired. II al-D -hoWed ihdt the l"o
hem rn,, vrr, .rparii,d by q hcdee ten feet high. The
,.fur, az Wen cr'~ wound indicated that ire gun colu
,.i have been three feet away wren II was htHd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
ALnNG TIE SOITND

fudge Prentice, Of the Superior
Colrt, yctcrday issued a writ Of mandan1uS. at tho
mstanco Of taxpayers, 10 compel the selectmcn Of the
town Of Fairfield 10 proceed t. collect from the bonds
mon OF the late Daniel MalOney. town clerk and tax.
%n,th.Ier. the sum 4 1000, The same being a deficit
f,,,d in his accounts. The town had voted to role 49,.
the Joid,men. but the petitioner, for the writ as,c.,
trat The call under which tnai acton was taken Was
ilecaI. ~. Johns parish has voted un,ni
uor-ly 10 extend a call 10 the Rev. W. II. Levi, OF
Larchmont. y. y, % become their rector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
NEWARK.

Two horses Belonging t. an cXprcsSman OF 'Nlh|'"
named Wo,dUiI were hi!od IN Springfield ave 'l' "'
Wednesday ui-ht near thr city Ih' by al ct'"' "
cII mood Tn, wagon 10 which tho horses
v.... oftorhod wa. shattered 10 pieces. hnd. NIF,EA"
and , co-iu,ni1n wcrr THROWN ont and badly hr1i'N''.
r.,.oh ,vs whose ,co- are below sixteen year. w"T"
- .D1 81 Ee.rny -. Yesterday charged WITH stealing
f,,m tc wa.-i-o1t Il william -. Had. Of me hnils
lt.,I The MONEY w, taken 10y % boy hahl"l Jc''c
U,,ncs and divided among the others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27

Tho Firs. UnivcrsalIst Church Of our Father. In Grand
ave. from which Dr. \. }. Garfield recently r'Sigheo 70
Income pastor q one Of the leading churches OF Chicago
bo. called the Rev. C.. l.. Nash, Of Akron. ONO. to the
vacant pulpit. le call recently extended 70 the Rev. >
II. Robin. Of Bay Citg. Mich. was declined by him. be-
c,us, IL va, not unanimous. After an informal vote IN
which Nj. Na.h received a majority. a formal vote was
t,xe,. and Nh. Nash wa, unanimously called. The salary
offered TO him is 50, $50 a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
TONG ISLAND

~ISLIP-Ml,s Florence Birch, the young woman who
Wa accused Of burning her millinery store in Islip On
January 20. wa, discharged from the custody Of sncrio
Iowland Yesterday afternoon by order of Justice
Clock. There was no evidence 10 hold her. A do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
ACQUITTED THROUGH LACK OF EVIDENCE.

Herman Paulsen, a butcher Of North Portland ave-
was tried and acquitted yesterday IN tha court I'll 0c''
sions on the charge of manslaughter i'll the second de
cro for the killing of Charles Elu;z on October l. last.
The two men got into a quarrel ard kluU s'rNcN
Paulsen with a dinner pail. The latter retalia'co Win
a piece Of wood, knocking Klutz down. While lying
inscns.ble q policeman came along and took nm 10 inc
notice station in a pa,rolwason. and he was locked up
Cow intoxieation. lie WIS afterward taken 10 IT.
Catherine's Hospital. where he died two days later.
TIrn il was discovered that his skull wa fractured.
THE Witnesses were not able 20 identity Pallseh as tAe
man who struck the blow and the DStlc--Atoficy
admitted that he lad no case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27

.d,crti.em-nt> admitted into 'hr.r oi"""'
recommcuIr led TO the readers of TEiE 81"
Uyg M. thoroughly reliable. nn'
$500, iii. the naycrii.er. with perfect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.....-. THURSDAY. FEE. Is. 1854
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Nevada (Br,. Cushing, Liverpool Fen H. oussua
town is. with mdse and passengersto A N Underhhl q q.
Arrived at the Bar at 80 q m r,,orroo, roh , -.
mdse and passengers TO f w Hurst. Arrived at the Bar1
Steamer Runic lBr). Thomson. Livsrpool Feb lS. Ma
mdss to > sTI 6sw isma HRr,' Attree. Liverpool Feb s. swsnSs
10, with mdse to Chas L Sumner d co. Arrived al the Bara
Steamer Tower Hill (Brl. Bennett, London Feb 10. rA
mdse and passengers TO Henderson BroS Arri'edat tho Bx
at Steamer 4 Fl Hans & Kurt GER. Holcke, Bremen Jan 81, New.
sa' ! p FtO = IN On'iA'' 10 81 "s,'
. Steamer Indian Prince (Brl. Cox; Mediterranean ports via
simpson. spence & young &, A FPT w 2s fns nI c al an "a,
20. with sugar TO order vessel to Thebaud Bros Airiveds
steamer NSsp!!apo lB,l Fraser: St :. Ans ~ ,5 Bay sa and PCT, Mara
da stsa Hs Port HiS Ms4ia. With %% mdso and and passenger G we::.;:
steamer city Of Augusta, Gasnsgine' savannah 3 day" WITH
" Steamer nmf Seminole Piatt, Jacksonville via Charleston
with mdse ard passengers TO WIN 7 Clyde q &C. :, xo-,o,s -,
mdse and PASSENGERS TO Old Dominion So &c -. u
Ship Brenda tBrl. Rosslter. Calcutta sept 20. VIA Deme'af~
"i Eng : Eastern Star Hammond, BaIbadoe, Is days. in bal.
last to II Trowbndge's Sons.
SGGCiiy i%sland|frssh' ME-; showing.
CLEARED.
Steamer state OF indiana (Br). stewart, Glasgow-Auson
Ds stesmeF cienfuegos. Cotton. cienfuesos. &c-Ja' E Ward
steamer Trinidad (Br), Fraser. Hamilton. Bermuda-As
sieamet II II Whitney. Hallett. BostOn-a ? DImock ~
steamer GTeet.ands Obj. Coulnard' Phliadeiphis-S
Evans d co. ..A
Bark Hector (Br). Morrill,. Buenos Ayres7J " ParKerS
Co. o. u,.-sau a "a
Bark Mendoza. Rice. Havana " ID Munson.
Bark GOschen Ger. HimmeisKamp. Newc~stle- 4neo " :"
ger d Co.
Steamers Queen Victoria. for London; J " Isyi9r, I've:
noo Sueyia: "a hamburg: Geestemunde. HarOu-g; -honx AK
Baracoa: Philadelphia. Laguayra; Cienfuegos. Clentuesos'
trinidad. Bermuda: Fanita, Wilmington; Guyanuotte' Nof'
folk; Alsenborn, Baltimore.
TIE OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON. Feb 25-Arrived. steamer Kepler (Belgh lannck
from. New. York 49,
QUEENSTOWN. Feb 26-SaiIed, steamer Teutonic Obj. DaU'
son. from Liverpool hence for New-YOrk. -,
SouI IA yProS. Feb 20 -SaiIei. steamer Lain GER. He'll
mers, from Bremen hence for New York; ~
PRAwIE POINT. Feb 2b-Passed. steamer Apouo Nbtb
sykes from New York on her way 10 Antwerp.
BROW HEAD. Feb 26-Passed. steamer jersey Guy (hrL
CendrlL from New. York on her way 10 Bristol.
SUNDERLAND, Feb 25-Sailed. steamer victoria (br)' -
for New York. ....
ANTWERP. Feb 23-sailed, steamer haUo to'' AAes's'
for New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


TO-DAY.
Sun rises 6 80 Sets As Moon rises $50 p m Moons agels
HIGH WATER.
d.M-sandy Hook. $50 Gov. Island 10 OF Hell, 9ate noon
r.M-Sandy Hook. 1905 Gov. Island 1885 Hell Gate. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
Means Something,
but What?

ITO say a baking powder is
"absolutely pure" means
what? Absolutely pure what:
Pure alum, pure ammonia pure
starch? Why not frankly tell
all that enters into the compo-
sition of the baking powder!
All that is used in Cleveiands
Superior Baking Powder is
published on every label.
Cersland Baking P3nder Co.,
81 d. SO Fulton ST., Ncw York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
PORTS
Announcements.

Browns Camphoratcd Saponaceous Dentitr!cc
is the best tooth powder in the world tes p.eseIvtnt @s
teeth. .Refreshing and delicious" Is cenS q bsss>>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27

Many ladies are martyrs to suffering. Thet
Rost helm Is Parkot's Ginger Tonic.
Pagkcr's Hair Dalsam Is lie 10 the hair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27

USE B~RUMMELL's CELEBRATED Cough DROPS
Genuine have \. Fl. b. on each drop. Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27

a,,,op for n decree to set aside the conveyance
! 81 tbo Fashion stud Farm near Trenton from nenrl
y smith. 4 broker in New York to his VIC was ho"'
hv vice chancellor Pitncy in CEancefS ,o"' -
Z day. The plaintiff, Ada'n'on Il. ~.
,.r,,, hold. . Judgment for S1.CCO,COJ aeauh't Mr
1oiKIi n whn wa once a partner 81 Jay Gould. IN;
nIaintin alleges that the conveyance was "Auo' Al "'1D
The Board Of Education last night apRoiIptIe eho =,
Il ,aIcrs Matthew Kelly. u. 7. Farrell; llchatu
CNcar~I.,. Thomas Green and LOui, :. smith lhey hpe
tbirty days TO take the census H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27

HENRY A.. DANIELS. VI. d.,
90 WEST e9rH-ST.
Diseases Of the Nervous system. Genito,C rinary organs
rmnotancs and Steruity. Hours ) TO /, ) % 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.
EWING THEIR WIlARFINGER.

coorcc rr,mmcr. a Davi,-Cleveland Democrat WHO
,ras rewarded for his election services pS yen" "p,
Va. ,-tare,c,r is in trouble. The Board oil street
I"'".t' c.mnteioncr has control Of this orice, and
"mu IL .usrended Breumer and instructed MIN to
a'on al hooks. papers and documents connected
Nth hi hi ''n,cc Tor eNa,nin a5,9arr Ire To- GSf report receipt p'
dclti ,i'" p,rInncr mas net made n report IN thrNc
moniht. Tie commissioner, VIII inspect "' ''''""''
~. n.rnrt1in IL they arc CORRECT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27

" j. a specific for ,
BRONCHITIS. COUGHS. Ii GROUP, WHOop
ING cotGH, SCARLArINA. and al form, q fq9Sn
TMPrTON when I. i TAKEN .APPLlED Or hn.cU
For Burns. Scalds and Chilblains apply owe r-'
PAIN WILL CEAsi.
Sold everywhere. so cents per bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
SAILED,

Steamers Queen Victoria. for London: J " Tsylor, 1--we
poo. Suevia: Hamburg: Geestemunde: Harou-si kons =,
BaracOa; Philadelphia. Laguayra; Cienfuegos, Cieniucso
trinidad. Bermuda: Fanita, Wilmington; Guyanuotte' No
folk: Alsenboru, Baltimore.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-02

was called the Scented Garden" trans
lat.on from the Arabic. Its character was
such that il could only be circulated pri-
vately. The day before his death Sir Rich
ard called Lady Burton into his room where
he was working on the last half page of the
Arabic manuscript. He said 1t would be
finished the following day, and that he
would never write another book on the sub
ject. II an afraid ne said, ''that it will
make a great row in England, because the
Arabian Nights" was baby tale in COM
parision to this" Some days after his
death, Lady Burton read the manuscript,
and was in torture what to do about it In
the meantime she was offered upwards of
$50, 900 for it She was advised to bury il
by one friend; another said, Let man
manage 1t for YOU" Her reply was: II can
take in the world, but cannot deceive God
Almighty, who holds my husbands soul in
His sacrifice Ultimately she burnt it,
thus for conscience sake sacrificing $50, 600,
which would have purchased for her very
handsome annuity-and she was left with
very limited means. Lady Burton says
that her late husband was the purest, most
refined and modest man who ever lived.
Lady Burton has certainly proved herself
to be one of the most self sacrificing Of
women
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-02
MY LADY BURTON.
Widow of the IlluStrious TRAY.
eler, Author and Scholar.
For Conscience Sake She Destroys Manu-
script Which Would Have Brought
Her $4,000.

For TIE SUNDAY HERALD.-Copyrighte ]
Lady Burton, the widow of the late Sir
Richard Burton, the illustrious traveller,
eminent author and oriental scholar, has
formed the topic of conversation OF late in
literary circles in the English speaking
world. She, with her husband, had lived
in many eastern countries. 1t was said
that he was the master Of thirty-five Ian
guages and dialects. His wonderful literal
apslation of the Arabian Nights" was
printed but not published 1t created
great sensation among scholars. For some
fourteen years before his death he collected
material for the W. ing of book which