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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14

SCIENTISTS say the orange was orig
inally berry. In point Of size some Of
those TO be seen at the present time
might readily pass as such.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14

A monument costing $1,000, 900 is
to be erected In Moscow, Russia, to
commemorate the liberation of the
scrfs.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14
NOW ROME WILL HOWL.
COLD COMFORT IN THE GRAND
/. JURY'S REPORT.

Detective O'Maiey and Other conspir-
ators Indicted for Obstructing the March
of Justice, and the Leaders OF the
Avengers Unmolested.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
c,v,r SERVICE FOR STREET LABoREBs.

Tho Board of Civil Service Commissioners oi 'niS
49,, met Yesterday at the Gilsey House. Only Com
,tss,oners william A. Poste of New-York, and John
a S,aicber of Albany, present The president
% tho Roard Commissioner Eustace, was detained el
his home in Elmira - c...
A letter was received from George Wlnam our"s'
hncenor Of the Board of Regents of the State OF New
vor IN which he gave his for requesting that
ho cbool inspectors to be appointed by that Board
,honld he exempt from competitive examinations. Inc
Commission will frame reply and VIII insist tat' ut-
as hetter reasons are given, the places be maze COM
nst,t,ve As a number of persons Interested IN puDlc
sduoaion desire to compete for the places, which pay
about so. 800 per annum
The published statements in New-York papers that
roar. we're appointed on the police force In violation
~ the Civil Service rules and by corrupt influences
ere also discussed and ii is probable that an inves
yor of this matter will be begun at the next meeting
Of the Board.
The Municipal Board of NewYork asked Tor an
.mendment to the New-YOrk City rules so as to make
hsm conform with the OF the State in two parcu
lars first that candidates the eligible list be certified
,hrse times instead of ve second that at the end OF
the wear the eligible list expire and new one De ap-
,o,ntad II was decided to concur on the amendments
Ks suggested. 1T. =. po..oo o.
IL was decided to make an early visit TO Soston 70
Investtgate the application of the Civil service law u
the emDloyment OF labOrers the public streets ana
IN zee IL Recommendation In this direction cOulo DC
made In the coming annual report
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
r,,1prn ARorrT THE TOWN.

In
.r,orio Nicolo an I'aan junkdea'er' was oon-
.o4oa Yesterday in the Court Of Sessions OIL c"iSe
.onoca1ed weapons. lie had dagger with Sh"rp
80 s,s inches long when arrested The pehai'y oi
he crime is Imprisonment from one oay " ''''"
years. .
Tho sunreme Court Commission 10 tske ploporV
,.r .he seaside and Brooklyn Elevated Railroad 0oh
,aDv composed of David Barnett X. J. Ffrker ana
~ wbeAler. was sworn in yesterday and VIII oeein
,o take testimony June ?.
Albert F. Kreinbrnk will petition In the Guy Cour.
dov IN he entrusted with the care OF the estate VI
s, hrotber Charles g. Krenbrink on the erouno ola'
,no latter is of unsound mind. Charles G. hrein-
hrinl who is a member of the firm OF Wesun d hreiii
brink tailors, Of Montague-st., imaeines ne Is 'ne
saviour and SAYS he the best man IN the "orio anu
that he never told lie.
Tho suit Of Edward j. McKeever against Mlchaei D.
nodv 10 recover stock which he says Dady owes MN
,a,ne up for trial yesterday in the City Court Mr'
woKeever Is a contractor, Of No. 80 Wasmng'oh-sU.
Tie alleges that in 1880 hc sold Dady $40 shares OF
,ho +ock Of the Hudson River Broken stone ana supply
Comnanv for 800, 1876 81. lie says lie delivered lzo
hars and rendered the rest Of the stock before te
bringing of the action but excepting $1,000 the money
aue him was not paid.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
SICKNESS DROVE HIM TO SUICIDE.

I1ius Jacoby died Bellevue Hospital early yesterday
r,no from injuries which he received by jumping GUS
Of thrd.sory window Of the house, No % Fast Iros'
He was years old, unmarried and had been
emnloyed as salesman by Simon Blaut, dealer In bakers
supplies at No. 224 Fulton-st painiu hmess cauS'u
Jacoby to go 10 the Mount SINAI hoSp'ai "eeA ]sO
, an oneraton was performed he seemed to be recov-
erinc and he left the hospital on "Wednesday. In the
afternoon he hired furnished room on the third moor Of
the house in East Third-st He was heard groanms In
his room midnight and another inmate Oh 0ne no
. en. 20 cau a phvsician. Jacoby asked Leo Freud,
who was left alone with him. to fetch glass OF water
When Freud returned Jseobys bed was empty and 'front.'
window was open Freud looked out and saw Jacooy lying
on the sidewalk senseless end bleeding he was uyhs
when an ambulance carried him TO the hospital
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
YOUNG cFERGYMEN RECEIVE THE DEGREE OF
BACHELOR OF DIVINITY.

YOUNG CFERGYMEN RECEIVE THE DEGREE OF
BACHELOR OF DIVINITY.
A class of thirty eight members was graduapeo ae
Drew Theological Seminary, Madison n. j., yesterday
,be largest number in the history OF se institution
The exercises were held in Christ Methodist Episcop
Cburch at II a. NJ. The president DIR. Henry ~
Butts presided and the platform were proihinen'
Meihodsts Twenty-Five members OF the class TO
c.ived the degree of Bachelor of Divinity, as ioi
lows: Harry II. Beattys, Of Brooklyn; Johh H.
peu Middletown, n. "; Mark bownan'
Towauda. Penn; william A. Deaton, New-Car-
1sle Ohio; J. II. Fretts, stoners rem. ;
ceorge F.. Hartwell Kingston Ontario; De
witt 7. Hooker Syracuse, n. Y; Daniel W. howen,
pleasant yaleyAN Y. william G. Jason, Easton' ma
charles S Kemble Bristol, Penn, George H. henneuy,
Dubuoue. Iowa; william A. Knox, Brewster NJ L.
James L. McLain baltimore, George " u. hottie
Cincinnati Albert d. Miller, Cosey, Iowa; Lewis A.
parcels Easton, PENN; s,erman G Pitt, Crary's NILS
": Edward E. PixleT. Leyden, Mass; Wesley w.
smith Condor. N. Y; Albert C. TurreI, Longmoune'
cal: J. L. H. Watkins, Baltimore; "inam I'
yeaoer Berrysburg Penn The same degree In oourSe'
,as given to p F. Goolem, George w. Townsend freo'
er,ck stiehler. John y. Bone and John A. WOOD.
Tha Alumni As ISOLATION has elected 1ot Pposr
A.nt The Rev J. g. Reed; vicepresidont tne hety.
Tanpgs " Smith: secretary the Rev. A. u. hyheoo'
treasnrer the Rev. s. 6. Ayers.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
TILE MEMORIAL DAY YACHT DISPLAY.

Commodore Watt, of the American Yacht Cub
ssued his orders for the Memorial Day exercises yes
erday The feet is ordered to assemble OIL the club
house at Milton Point at noon and rcmain az anenof
rntu snnset The flagship Golden Rod will leave her
,ncborare of One-lmndred- and. frty hfth-st at 10
4 m. and take party Of seventy guests OF the Com
modore up TO Milton Point. 1t is expected that the
following steam yachts will be present on the club
bouse vice Commodore c. II. Osgood's Narwhal Rear
Commodore Frank r. Lawrcnce's Thyfa, j. ;. Ken
nedy's Viola, Horace Daniels Norma D. W. slalers
eaoamora Law Goulds Atalanta, ex-Commodoe W. II.
stsrhnck,s Tne Messrs Ladew's Orienta, ex Comno-
dSre r. C. Penedcts oneida and Thomas L. Watts
Dagonda Besides this there VIII be large heet OF
sailing yachts.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
rur co,n MOVEMENT STILL CONTINUES.

The actual amount of gold coin engaged yee.y ,y, ~,
-. | :. 49, erb Treasury was 81 100000. 1t Will DO
sbppsd on Saturday by Barring, Magoun 20 ~,
disnatch saws that the steamer Scytha on enaS u'
take out $500 900 on order OF Kidder fesoody W.
,d No ent on saturday and thsre is good authority
for believing that the total to leave this port Will 20
"a 900 GOO The stock suffered setback on the
announcement Of additional gold engagements ae on
-, oro,no,t had ceased. A rumor was circulated
yesterday that the Of England had made another aa'
once IN the premium 1t is paying upon American goia
but the leading foreign houses had no dispatches 10 t'
OH
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
HOME NEWS
w,r.T Rs GOING ON TO-DAY.


brooklyn Jockey Club races, Gravesend = So D. n1
Trunk Line Railroad Presidents meeting. $1,000
New.york Juvenile Asylum reception one'huhore"'a"N
seventy .sixth-st and Tenth-aver afternoon. ..,.-
Closing exercises Industrial School, fhgrm
toDal Church evening. - .,,d-.A
C,orcd orrb,n Asyum annual reception, one-hundred
andfortv.third.st and Tenthove., 2 80 p. M
workinc1nan's School ard kindergarten NormAi 'lA''
graduating exercises No. 100 West Fifty hirdst p III
Manhattan Athletic Club dramatic ENTERTAINMENT o-'
p. N. ..xx,,,. r,,.,rot No
German Republican Organization XxIIId Distro'' NJ
1918 Thrd-aye., p. nj.
Telegraph Club festival. Empire Coliseum ;SO p n
Republican Organization, xVIIth Assembly DiS'ii''
No 34l West Fofty-seVenthst. p. m.
Music I'm Battery Park by G9th Regiment Band D. nL
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
n,D,ovAs FOR REFORMED MINISTER'S.

rna 1o7th commencement Of The Theological sen-
,rarv of the Reformed Church of America at New
brunswick, \. j., was held last evening Az noon
the annual meeting of the alumni was held ana an
address made by the Rev. DR.. George I. Dowhng' Oh
Albany. The commencement exercises were heid IN
be Reformed Church and were largely attended, Inc
address to the graduates was made by the rev Dr.
e.Ho n Soves NJ New-York. The honor men were
6 n, pois Demarsst w. Armitage Beardslee and John
Van westenburg The other graduates were W. L. f.
Adams, John Bombn, L. B. Chamberlain ;. X. Gun
ningbam. Henry Iamerling, Martin ossewaaruo'
n McM voorhees,. F. S. Wilson, c. S. Wyckoh anu
& E. Wyckon.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. MAY 2l 1871
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
US Steamer Enterprise Com Converse. Pnerto May
i5 Has 40 officers and men and 5 guns ,,,o
town with mdse and Vernon Brown Co.
canaGS & morn L0naSa MAY Win muse and
Steamer italia Gerl Reuter- swnemunde May 6with
and passenger to Corts ArrEsG at ae Bar m
w snsa puDch Co. he
Yo1fSEd BIZ Smith 16h Msassraq..n ports via
tstmnE s Co l. Arrived at the Bar a, M
vfS rs i c0 T Brnn
with R ffB y'
oa 1 GG s. CO. ana Norfolk with
Steamer II + Dmock. Berry, Boston. with mdse TO H
SHIP Union tGer) Fokksn. Hamburg AZ days with
Ship JACOB Rdgway Call Boston, in balastso salter
Snip Highlander Edgett Gloucester Mass. TO scamms
Bark Evvva CNor). Bruhn. ManzaDila Via Delaware
COMPANY cpnnS:' Vessel o BenhaM & BOyesen
sUNsET-winda at sandy Hook. moderate. sW cloudy.
Al CiIy Island-tbe same.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Cityot Atlanta Dole West POp' Va with mdse
and passengers TO Old Dominion SIS Co.
CLEARED.
Steamer (spanl LuEzarraya, Liverpoo--J Brnce
steamer Ger. Franck santss &c. via
Steamer ssntu sturges Kingston Greytown. &c-James
steamer Godolphin tBrj MllingtOn. Turks via
|
steamer America Ger, Hooslen Porto cortez. &c-G Wes
sells a. co.
steamer Tyrian (Br) Hag Montego Bay Henderson
Steamer Managua (Eorl. Danielson, Aontego Bay e
Kerr a Co.
Steamer Cienfuegos Cotton. cieniuegos. &cJas Ward
d Co
d CO.
steamer city Atlanta Dole West Point bomin
ion s. Co.
Steamer NJ whitney. Hallett Boston--H Dnock.
BARK sIella tNor), Andersen. Fsnsburg gFunoh Edye
Co
BarK Ariete Aasn saiIsnoyieh oDort9zp grigRati Co
Brg stella (Ger wiese Grande do sui Herbst Bros
HrlG Sunlight Thorn pson Georgetown. Demerara-L d.
= Armstrong. .,,
Steamers Purst Bismarck for Hamburg; Denmark Liver.
poll Aksyra GlasgUw: CAtanla Rio JAneiFo Linda China
ports Iyran, Kingston Cisnfnogos
Managna MOntegO Bay Yumur BaracOa Orinoco Bermuda
Gsadnwc John b. Fl Monte. New.Orioans Guyand
Norfolk. city OF Atlanta West Point Va.
Ships Annie Smith, for Hong Kong, Hanaut Antwerp;
| Warrior. Parrsboro.
| Brig Arcadia. for Barbados.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREiGN PORTS
LONDON. May 20-ssiled. steamer Richmond Hin (Br)
| Perry. for New.York.
QukKssTowH. May 2l-Arrved. steamer Brlta1nie (Brl
| Niosl. from New. York on her 10 Liverp,eI
sailed ateaner Teusnel lsSp Irving tram Lvsrpso hsHss
fer Ssv.yers.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
THE Rev. DIR. DAY INVITED no GO TO BROOKLYN

The Rev. DR.. ]. r. Day, pastor Of the Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church in Harlem, has received
An invitation from the trustees Of the Hanson Place
Methodist Church in Brooklyn 10 go TO that consre
CATION In place of the Rev. DIR. A u. Kendig whose
term Of five years In the pastore of the Hansen Place
Church ends next April DR.. Day said to a Tribune
reporter last night that while the call fatering
one 10 him and doubtless the Conference would ar
range the transfer If De asked for IT, he did not feel
at liberty 10 leave his present charge. lie had just
been returned TO Calvary Church for third term and
should remain with that congregation until the term
fnf
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
,,,v,, c,,,,pcu NOT RESPONSIBLE.

Catherine Knsella some time ago sued the Churcn oi
nv saviour Luouer and Clinton sts for damages ior
personal injuries She says that the water from tne
church building was allowed TO run through an open
leader to tie gutter that the water froze' ana 'ha'
while walking on it she fell and broke her leg 'uuse
Pratt reserved his decision on quesuon ol i""
suSions corporation and was not liable ior tle cor
cenee Of its servants Judge Pratt gave llogne ior
The defendant yesterday and dismissed 'le o'''p
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
FryFRAL OF DIR. MICHELE cRrvELL1.

Dr. Michele Crvei counsellor at law. and city editor
NJ "IYEco d'Itala." buried yesterday IN Calvary
n.ms.eyy The Italian Military Band attended the
mooias At the cemetery speeches made by Pro
tessor Aicheanjeo DR.. Rovers Of "I Pfogresso" and
Mr. oiambslli president of the sooieta de Rsdaei
Dr. ,Criveiu was born IN Milan IN Is40. In 1896 he
fought with the 0srbald forces and received wound
ia the leg He Is said 70 Of thu pepu.
~ 1tMisos In the United stataA
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22

SOUTHAMPTON. May 2l-Passed steamsrN @ me New York
II ,1erl, o'yWav Arrived, steamer Exeter OiV w"
We from New 4 ork ...oar CoumDia tGer), Voge-
,o.ana from, SewYork her way 20 ~
kosem11r Nav III -Passed steamer loe toe,a unnn
ecLLl 'sy s -, hsr way 70 Southampton ann bIemen
from New SrS vn no steamer Chester tDtch
New. York. -, ...un.r Undoo (Br) Douglass for
New.York. - .n.s .,oaroer GlamorQanshire (Brl,
Davies for New. York.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
r,,r Jaw AND THE PRICE OF GAS.

The presidents Of the gas companies have oeen III
nsntatop in regard to the price of gas to be charged
,er Nav l. The counsel of Ave of the seven Go com .
oanIos hold that the charge of 81 so thousand i0o' -
I'm 1erl while the other two hold that the pri0e
law has been reduced TO Sl 20
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC


Sun r,se.Ass SET. Moon sets 4o4 Moons l.
HIoH WATER
M-sandy Hook. o4e Gov Island 7ll Htn aata BOA
PN-sandy Hook. 667 Gov Island 7ls Hell CATE sil2
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
pOIICEMEN CHARGED WITH GRAND
LARCENY

Three policemen attached 10 the Fourteenth Preco'
III be tried before Police Commissioner Hayden OH
tuesday, charged with grand larceny. The men are
william J. Drscoll Emil A. Kruse and stephen T.
McElroy. The charges were preferred by Ponce OaP
tain Dunn who commands the precinct. ne mas
suspended the men Although the aIhgeo rVoo.i,
took place on May 3, 1t not until wednesday '''
the matter came to light. on the night III quos~."
onicer Drscoll found Frank Edge, OF NO. "a h"V'''
on the street intoxicated. lie took the man i'0 .u
,ody and instead Of taking him TO the pon0o ~"o n,
ook him to the liquor shop of William CHI NO 80
broadway where Officers McElroy ana hruso, :"
said were In a side room. There IL Is anesce' h"se
diamond stud valued at 800, was taken rom ni,n
durng scufe. The stud fell on the hoor and accou-
Ing 10 Captain Dunn's report, Drscon picked up 'no
Jewel and gave it to Kruse. When the Officers "eie
.bareed with the robbery by Captain Dunn they au'
mitted having the stud but denied the thei' Vi ~
Knso said he had purchased 1t from Drscoh' anu TWO
davs later n is said It given TO another man 70 se d
s Soi6 thai Krlse received 500 Tor the s'uu' .e %
,yhen exnosure threatened Drisoon is aheseu Va " Nv
suggested that the three men put up 30 ea. a his
baSf the stud McElroy refused 10 oohsehI oosl - %ther
Sscaring that he took part IN tDe aI.aiI cmrnis
thsn belna presnt and of post. DePuVy Oo pnIca
sinner Dailon and Counsel McCloskey, OF Vhe ,n rU
Roari were In consultation yesterday over O"p'''"
Dunns report
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22

rhn second Presbyterian Church has accepted .he
.sinoticn Of DR. Henry ]. Van Dyke, to go INTO eneo
ou October IS, when he assumes the GnaI n Vi 0'''
Ur UatSc theology in Union Theologlcal seminary
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
co1oNEL AUSTEN AND Mr.. DAUs AT ODDS.

COIONEL AUSTEN 111fO'7 -,
There was lively time at the meeting OF Vhe ~ ioO'
asgment Arnory Commission. held yesterday mornins
In the MAYORS office. The principal hsures ".Io
colonel Austen and II. L. Daus, the archi.ec' Vi 'l
new armory After the Mayor had caiiea .no
e" % NJ mans read n statement in which he asked
g. r,r,,ss,op ~ he was authorised as their agent 10
enter into written agreements with their contractors
,or small amounts necesstated by minor aite'atons
gs also asked If he was authorized TO make oerta'"
eviatons from the plans in matters OF CONSTRUCTION
Of small Importance. o =
- Co,oneI Austen iumped up and said be had seen
o,sat MANY publc buildings erected, and had yet 10
snd single instance where plans accurately gotten up
did not all such drs things na If TSs tSey Were Gon
sn,n5 a. Nth the problem OF extras. MI Daus us
liked the Colones insnuation that his sd sst there
aas saving thus of $50 in favor OF the Du,is ,
fnnd Mr. Daus's suggestions were 'clefreu Y" 'u'
rommitfee of three.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
ON Main Floor
o. aa. AND 30 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.

you will find
striped Summer serges, double width
Atwood. Roman Stripes. Cream grounds,
Double width Homespuns,
Mourning Stripe Brillisntlnes.
French Bordered SerRes, worth 90,
Bordered Nuns Veiines, all colors,
Sllk-striped Bengalnes,
Finest French Chales, ~ styles
Finest French Flannels. so styles,
Tufted Cheviot Suitings, light weight, 81 inch,
Iyory-eream and Silver-gray Henriettas,
Fancy Satin Stripe Grenadines,
Hcmsttch Stripe Grenadines,
Black Surah Stripe Grenadines,
Fancy Stripe surahs, double warp.
Crepe dc Chine, best colors,
Black SILK Surshs and Chlnas,
Extra Heavy Fancy japanese Wash SILKS,
Hemsttch Surahs-white and colors,
Black Tinted and White India SILKS. "a inches
wide-oontrasttng effects,
27-nch japanese Silks-black grounds-Colored En-
broidsred figures Import price, 81 10 TO % 90,
Black and Gilt Psssementeries,
Jeweled Passementeries all colors,
Fine Cut Jet Passementeries were s4.e9,
Imported Dress Sets PC. were $3.50,
Black Silk Laees 8 to inch,
Fner-an silk. 4 TO inch,
Black Lace Dcni Flounces
Black Stripe and Spot Fish Nets-all silk,
Spanish Dress Nets As inch,
Irish Point Skirtlngs worth 100
Cream Batiste Skirtings-dainty flower designs IN
colors-worth 800 and 400,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22

Full List eciaes day ca" obtained at entrance Of our ore
All as Aduised Ushrs o gi0e every des'red sformaon
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
In Basement
On Third Floor You WiW Find

smvrna Rugs-carpet size ~ 09S
rlch colors-reguar price SIT w.
SMYRNA Rugs-Moquette Colors-2 yds. long an
regular price 81 %, -
smyrna Rugs-1l4 yds. long-best styles, iVo
Cocoa Door Mats, 10 s
Fancy Sheepskin Border Mats toc@
Reversible Jute Art Squares-6x9 IT, 20
Reversible Jute Art squares-22xS yds', sdf
Apatoan Mats-wOrth So TO So, $50
Large Kazacs-worth S16 90, o'o
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
THlRTY-EIeHr GRADUATES AT DREW

panys wharf she carried fifteen feet Of water a'r0''
the bar.s
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
Announcements.

HENRY. A. DANIELs NJ D.
90 WEST 591H.S <..
p....s. Of the Nervous system 0ento Urinary ofesnss
rrnnssnes and Serility. Hours 70 l. b 70
When ill with pains and exhaustion, rarKer
Ginger Tonic Is your surest relief .s
Parkerg Hair Ba1sam aids the hair growth-
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
Jn basement You WiW Find

Fancy Slkoline Curtains al 70
frin&ed top and bottom, 40
India Crepe Curtains-colored tinsel strpea
Real Irish Poln: Curtains-full lengtn' rv
Real Irish Point Curnns-4 yds long, 1oo
Fine Hand. Wrought TaInbour-fuli length, ooo
,,..,. .ne aAn w.. .',da a0d heavy work 79S
Antique-Llnen Scrm-lace inserting, 80
Scotch Lace-Rich Guipure effects, Icy
Noting gham-Tsped edges-cottage designs 80
Odd Chenille Portleres-were s. to 81 pair, L %
Heavy Doube-Warp Tapestries, 20 0O'
Heavy Raw silk Medallion Tapestries 20 cS
Figured Silkones-best styles, of 0S'
Extra heavy Cable Cord Scrims, 80 Gus
Fancy Jacquard slip Coverings, ia Gus
Fancy Vestibule Sllks-32 inches wide. % c's
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
ICNDAY, MAY ~
OUTGOING STEANERS
TO-DAY.

Spree NG Lloyd. Bremen. ................. am 8 am
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22

list Of 40 or 80 other Extras will be sent tree Q
application.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22

PREsBYTRRIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY At DE-
TROIT. To be printed by The Tribune In pamphlet
fern after adj eurnmeat rs cents n copy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10

Men Ia highest Official and public posi-
TORS who may not always hsse agreed
with the opinions Of Hon George r.
Edmgnds On important measures. have
at the same time had the most hearty
respect for his motives and nothing 6uf
admiration for his fidelity % very high
standard Of Integrity in public life. He
has been s. member Of the United States
senzte for twenty i've years. snd had pre-
yioualy been member Of the Vermont
Legislature for six years. during which
time he was three years Speaker Of the
Assembly and two years President OF
the senate. This ID very remarkable
record. nearly. II not quite. unpreee.
dented In the length Of continuous ser.
vice. 10 his long experience Senator
Edmnnds has become one Of the most
eminent as well as one Of the most yaiu-
able members Of the Senate, and he has
amply justified the unshaken confidence
reposed in him by his State. 1t IL true
that the public has no particular
business with the reasons that induce
him to retire from the Senate, but the
step Is one which will be matter OF
regret to the best citizens In the Union
almost without regard to party.
His retirement leaves notable vacancy
in the great body Of which has been so
long conspicuous member, and an
extremely delicate duty Ia thus imposed
upon Gov. Page in naming lis sue
cessor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
PROSPEROUS AROosToeK.


William p. Allen, Esq. OF Caribou, Is
one Of the busting business men of North
ern Aroostook who believes in the direc,
line railroad and in the certain prosperous
future. Being in Bangor few DAYS since
he said TO news reporter that he believed
when the farmers Of that county can sell
the potato crop from one acre OF ls9d for
$3.50 they need not look for pastures new
in the West, expecting 70 receive a larger
remunF ration for their time and labor. The
farmers Hrd ready sales aud good profits
for their butter and eggs. The hay crop
this year IS not selling for big sum, the
price per ton osing about $500. Mr.. Allen
says he knows of men who have made
enough in single year to pay for farms
worth from $500 to $500 la what pa,t
of the country can they do batter?
Caribou 10 which place Mr.. Allen makes
his home, is a prosperous town. The town
is 70 build + schoolhouse which will not
cost less than SIS 600 and when completed
will be one of the fuest school buildings
in any country iowa in Maine. The place
is soon to HAYES new town hall which will
be built on q place which is centrally
located.
Mr.. Allen, while not .bipking the ioos-
ton OF the proposed Aroc stock railroad Is
the best which could be selected, believes
it should be built, and has no doubl
the county Of Aroostook will vote to loan
its credit for the $500. 600 which is asked.
He says that even IL the st. John Valley
should vote not to loan the credit Of the
county it will make no difference as the
voters Of the rest Of the county will be
solidly the other way. If the building Of
this road is brought to 3 consummstion Mr..
Allen believes the credit should be given
TO Hon. A. A. Burleigh. ss ii has been
through his ability and .irdefstigable indus
try that the building Of the road will be
made an actual fact.