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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-07-09
NOiIcp.

NUIICps
In my absence II. F. Steward, ex>
press agent At Hnil"y, will receive all
order for work in my line aud forward
them to the largest jobbing and man.
ufac,uring house i'll Chicago, and have
them done in short order, ut very low
rates.
f. II. HENDRlcK,
j2m1 The Jewel'r.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-07-09

Why do | suffer? Why DO phv
sicians fail tn give me reIi {? These
inquiries are fully answered and r.
mehi-s prescribed in the new medi
cal work published bv the Pea ,"dy
Medical Institute. Just glance NJ
another advertisement ~ this paper
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-07-09
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LOCAL JOTTlNdS.

.
A carload of freight was received
here TO- day.
Smoke Davey's home made Cigars.
Little, Miss Mabel Fuld left for
Boise to-day.
The best Soda Water on the river,
1t Van Ness's drug store.
No ore was shipped from this
station to. day.
Six pass myers arrived by this
to-day's moth bound train.
You can save time and money by
getting your loans through
LENNON Il BOONE.
Six passengers left here on the
soush>bound train to>day.
am making room for Fall stock
and therefore sell cheaper than ever
before. Come aud see and tie con.
WINGED. S j. FREEDMAN.
Kuse', the tailor, left to day on u
business trip. to be gone tour t. SIX
weeks.
Purdun, the Ice man, will deliver
ice every day, through the sum
mer. Ali persons needing ice can .eave
orders 1t Alex. Wlll,nan's, aud they
will be promptly attended to.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chids left by the
afternoons train Tor their new home
in Dakota.
Those wishing Photos taken before
we go away mus, come ut oncs, MS our
stay in HALEY is limit d. j9wl
RlFENBuRa & MURPHY, Photographers.
Mr.. N. Davidson came in from
Shoshone by to days tain. He will
henceforth reside in HALEY.
The old Weber barber shop is now
owned BY Weaver & Carson, new
firm composed Of Merit. Weaver aud
David NJ. Carson-two as thorough
artists as ever lathered brush or cut
hair.
The season has been extremely
favorable tor stock. Horses and cattle
are looking fat aud sleek, and the
fresh meat that is being retailed over
the counter, Of our butchers is fit to
feed the Astors or Vanderbilts.-vea,
old Queen "Vic.," herself.
Insure your property in reliable
companies. None others are repre-
scented BY LENNON & BOONE.
The new base ball grounds, though
not vet in perfect condition, will be-
fore long be credit to our town aud
to those who selected the location.
"Sky scraper" aud s'home run"
strikers can exhibit their proves to
advantage ON these grounds.
John O'Brirn, Of the Wood River
Meat Market, keeps nothing but the
choicest meats on hand. Try him.
The gr.sshoppers continue to leave
this region Of country A gentleman
Just in from the Ma'ad river, who
lives on it's banks, states there was
only an occasional >tragglrr to he seen
there yesterday, whereas last Saturday
and Sunday the air was alive with
them.
Services in Episcopal Church Hal
ley. Idaho: Morning on second and
fourth Sundays. aud evening on first
and third Sundays in every month.
Fifth SUNDAYS by special appointment
G. w. G. VAN WINKLE, Rector.
The "dog days" will soon be a,
hand, when sweltering humanity in
the East and other sections Of the
country will be fussing aud Tuning
aud sweating from the effects Of tt,t
heat. Those unfor,nnat-s .hoult
come to HALEY and spend fortnight
and enjoy as deli gh,ful sunni el
climate as to day exists in the Union
Tho frequent and regular shower
Of rain which have fallen in this sec
ton, recently, are regarded bv man,
as phenomenal. Perhaps Iiaho will
soon fall into line with Colorado
where some years ago rain all WAS o
such rare occurrence; hut where nov
sufficient moisture is precipitated from
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-07-09
NOTICE.

Bids will be received until the 10th Of June q
the orice Of the
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-07-09
For Sale, Cheap.

For Sale, Cheap.
Two horses, one set double harness,
one set single harness, Que buck board,
and one single buggy.
Apply t. |. N. SULLIVAN.
Haley, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-07-09
Religion On the Edge.

One of the pret,l-st services ever
given in Butte WAS given by the
children Of the Mountain View Sun
day School, SAYS the Standard cnrre
spond' nj. Grouped on the stage
were eight children pre'tily dressed
and each carving \ silken banner
There WAS different word on each
banner, the banners being arranged
in the following order:
RIGHTEOUSNESS.
EDUCATION.
LOVE-
INDUSTRY.
GEN lENEsS.
INNOCENCE.
OBEDIENCE.
NAZARETH.
The first |. tier on each banner wa.
larger than the other letters of eacl
word, and it will be seen tina
the first letters together form tn.
word RELIGION SEATED on the thron,
vt the center OF the banner bearers,
little to the rear, wa~ q Young lad,
person'lyinx religion. The title g
this pr.,tv sermon is 1.-THE Pear
CATERERS"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-07-09
NEW TO-DAY
Bows Nav be Had

and sometimes girlsl for ordinary service at
wages. or np", ndtnturs, ito work. attend school.
and he brought up som.wh 4 As your own: and
children nas be hsd for leg l adoption.
Address: f. r DOOLEY.
Supt. Gregon Boys and Cir q Aid Society.
PORTLAND. Oregon.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-07-09

No Humbug. NJ Tickets. No Dis.
counts.
But am selling all my goods cheap
for cash. S. ]. FREEDMAN.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
LITTER BOxES ROBBED ~ BALTIMORE.

Baltimore. Feb. 30 Special .-Thicc United states
secret Service officers have been trying fur the last
TWO months 10 ferret ont my stcrlOuS obbees of mail
matter, either in the postOnice or from the letter
boxes In the streets Checks and drafts incOSed In
letters placed in the lockboXeS have been stolen and
presented 1T the city banks for payment by well dressed
men. wearing the air Of merchants and showing
familiarity with the business Interests of the city and
its leading firms. The city detectives are assisting
the Government officers, but neither VIII say TO what
extent the thieves have been traced. IL now looks
though keys 10 the street boxes had been stolen or
that the thieves In COlusOn with parties III the
postal service. Tile public generally arc AFRAID to put
their letters in the street boxes ana are put 10 the
inconvenience Of carrying them to the poStOihce
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
RrpoBT OF THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH

Albany Feb. oo.-The eleventh annual report OF the
state Board Of Health transmitted TO the Gov
ernor to-day. The report says that up 70 t'e eoSo
Of -gO there had been received the reports OF lloo
deaths, Adding to these The deaths probably about
oo which occurred i'm towns falling % make reports,
the dea;hrnc for the entire state for the year may
be placed az 1865 per 1000 population. Ihe m0st
extraordinary Of the year was the outoreah
II epidemic Influenza. The epidemic produced much
larger number Of deaths than ever before occurred III
January the total being over 1900 Ihis was
5000 in excess of the average for this month IN ue
preceding five years. There Is no DOUBT tHat thS III
crease wa, due 10 nnuenza. There were 3.ol dealiS
nor I 600 p,puIation from zymotic diseases during
t-oo AGAINST BOO i'm l-@9. Typhoid fever had "a
lowc; mortality. Dphthera also seems steadily to
have declined IN prevalence >fnalipoA cau.ru AZ a on R
noted from Sew York CITY. the Others occurring IN
toho, and Dan,ville There has been no case Oh Inc le
di>cI,c IN the state since July, tQlsuMp'ioh has
caused about Il per cent Of all deaths.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
FOLLOWING NEWFOUNDLANDS LEAD.
CANADA ANXIOUS FOR RECIPRoCITY-sIR JOHN
THOMPSON TO THE NOVA SCOTIA FISHER

CANADA ANXIOUS FOR RECIPRoCITY-sIR JOHN
THOMPSON TO THE NOVA SCOTIA FISHER
MEN-MR. DLAINE's ATTITUDE.
Lunerberg, n. s., Feb 2O.-Sir John Thompson, in
the course of a speech to 1000 fishermen referring
to the negotiations for treaty between Newfoundland
and the United States. said
We found that already Mr.. Blaine had lent willing
ear to those proposals which. If granted do not
hesitate say would be detrimental 10 the interests
tcuiar Mr. Blaine WHO is one of the craftiest
America Was to diSide her Therefore without turn
foundland and he proposed that if Newi9unGiana ,a ,r
lese of purchasing bait and supplies and Of trans
shipping their careOes in Newfoundland ports. TO admit
their fish free into the United States Canada was TO
have no part In thar arrangement. and il can be easily
understood what the effect would have been. In tie
fest place. United States vessels would have made
the fisheries, 10 the detriment of Canada. But more
than that would have been in tins position that
we would find Newfoundland fish taxing possession OF
United states markets. being free OF duty WINE our
fish were taxed.
We appealed to the mother country 10 know if any
such sngement would be allowed and The result
was that the British Government took the view that
Canada 9as t. be included n , any & %rraeect ING M IeI r
the British Government 10 notify Mr. llaine that we
had always been ready 10 conclude the teaty, and
that we were ready 10 begin negotiations IN all hour
Mr. Blaines answer was that he ready to make a
treaty with Canada. bnt that he preferred that the
Newfoundlnd negotiations should go forward on sep
arate lines P. apS it j, better that they should be-
cause the chief CONCESSION proposed to be made to
Newfoundland free fish. while there were other
articles for which desired free admission into ther
markets. and there Voc other questions Of winch we
desired and the United Saies desired, If possible,
settlement between the two COMMITTEES.
ave say to Mr. Blaine" added Sir John. {" if YOU
are prepared to give Newfoundland free market for
fish, in return for free bait, yon should give the same
to us Il negotiations are to begin and we are to be
the negotiatCrs that stipulation will De pressed, that
reciprocity should be had for Oh the principles given
10 them.'
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
A SINGULAR FUNERAL IN ENGLAND.

London, Feb. 2O-The body Of Colonel Dyott, ex-
Member Of Parliament. was placed last night In the
family vault at Ltchfeld, Stafordslre. The funeral
was remarkable Twenty torchbearcrs surrounded the
coffin IL borne to the Dyott vault. and $1,000
persons witnessed the ceremonies. The Mayor Of
Ltchfeld and the corporation officers were there In
their robes Of Office, preceded by the town crier who
was followed by the mace bearers. These officials met
the hearsc al the church. and the coffin up the
centre aisle to the csta4alque While the funeral
services were In progress thc church being packed to
the doors thousands Of IN woudbe spectators. being
unable 10 gain admlttance made rush a. the doors ~
the church, causing a scene Of Wild excitement. The
police had a hard fight with tie men who were at
tempting TO force entrance into the church, but
finally succeeded In closing the doors.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
wor1DBr SETTLERS SEVERELY TESTED.

Ashland. Wis Feb. 20 (,peciaD.-ln the face ol
Ilndin. snowstorm with 10 shelter except the clotR
ing they wore would be settlers held their position
in Inc in front of the United states Land once i''
night Their determination borders on frenzy ami
II will be strange II large numbers OF them DO no.
drop I'm their tracks before Monday morning. lHG
man who goc, to sleep Is in danger of losing MS
uace. ard thorc are large numbers OF men Stahd'hS
around slip in the line where Others faIl rom Sncr
.>h >hau,iion Miss Hattie, who occupies the seventh
,,,c, was auovcd 10 20 TO "A hotel last night. sha
T. plucliy and the men courteous to her. Ihey
were standing I'm foot of snow this morning. ou'
drygoods boxes, with straw and benche, are Deins
distributed along the line. which affords some retei
a IInr tent made OF blankets, sheets and over'oats
also covers about half Of the line nov. one man
hns refused 90 for his position. HOT cohec ana
sandwiches furnished to tle men III Hhc'
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
TROrBLE OYER LECTURES IN KNOX COLLEGE,

,iale,burg H.. Feb. 20 (SpecaD.-BOih Daniel
Dougherty Of New York. and Henry VI. stanley lee
turcd here to night and about the entire population
of this town and the country for miles around turned
ont 10 hear one or other of them. War has been
raging in old Knox College over the engagement
of these men. Dougherty was employed by so
cety Of the college To deliver "A lecture as one of tho
regular entertainments Of its lecture course Iheh
two cntcrprising members Of the society," a matter
Of private speculation engaged Stanley for the same
night. \ quarrel followed. and the suspension OF the
two students in question was ultimate result Both
sides then strained every 10 sell tickets ana tho
stanley BOYS have sent out hundreds Of invitations for
sent, on the platform with the explorer AMI the onor
Of an Introduction. the privilege costing the small sum
offs
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
Tur rryiyrs FLED FOR rHrrR LIVES.

There was big blaze at Elizabeth y. j. last night.
The old Peters Row In Third ave, which gave to thai
scrlon Of Elizabeth thu name Of Peici~town, was
totally destroyed Thc ir was started 10y the drop
ping of u match In the cellar of grocery in the row
kept hy jacob Blum. tie owner Of the building which
VT, inhabited rs twenty families, mixture Of ter
mans. negroes italians aad P,l,h Jews. The lam'>
spread with iapidy through the four>'oIy tenement
house and the inmatc9 ncd in terror 10 save their
lives. some Of them having narrow escapes. The
fire va, fed hy barrel of kerosene in Bums cellar,
which burst with terrific reports, sending masses Of
flame in all direction, and cndauScrng the lives Of
the hrcmcu. PHILIPPINE waters, a Young woman. had
her dead child In the house and was outside when the
fire started. She begged p.teou,ly for some one 10
r'~cic the body and a dashed up the stairs into
the burning building and carried ii down In hi, arms.
The heaviest lt~cls by The n.c are Jacob Blum,
NncinccO Romans who kept liquor HOP In tho
building, and John Gross although most Of the poor
families that dwc In the place lost every thing they
had. From seventy five 10 100 people were rendered
homeless by the fire. The building was valued at
$1,000.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
r.J1oRs COMPLAIN AGAINST THE POLICE

August Burremedcr, John d. Lennon anu r.,
rsnlr,py reprc,eutlng the JOurneymcn TaiIOrs' ITO
,oc,ive and benevolent Union, appeared before uc
police Commissioners Yesterday and complained tni.
thc poee Of the Nineteenth Precinct had preven'c"
strikers from patroling the sidewalk In front OF haas
prothers' factory, at No. 90 West twenty siA,H ~
They said that ever since the tai!ors efhpioS" ~
', ra,hor. hcr,n a strike two weeks ago police
non ,a stationed I'm the firms Office and the strikers
WHO tried TO persuade other ailors not to enter .c
factory were driven away or arrested by tne Pgt Pte
iresident MacLcan said the Commissioners wouin nan
an investigaton, They also would try any poucehIn
a aaainst whom specific charges of misconduct were
made.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
4 MINISTER HELD FOR ILLICIT D!STILLING.

Nashville. Tenn. Feb Ca Tullahoma, Tens.
special says: United states Commissioners David
son had before him yesterday minister of the Baptist
denomination in Lincoln County. The revenue officers
recently discovered a wildcat disteiy IN the
reverend gentlemas smOkehouSe, aud lie was promptly
arrested In his defence the preacher held that the
still had not been used for madng liquor in years. cN-
cept to make a little for his own family use The
revenue officers however. found quantity OF singe
ings with the still. and that fact together with other
testimony In the case, caused the Commissioners 10 Dnd
the preacher over u the next term of the Federal
'nur
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
CONFLICTING NEWS FROM CHILL
AN OFFICIAL DISPATCH SAYS TIE GREATER
PART or THE COUNTRY Il QrTFT-PISAGrA
DESTROYED BY THE INSURGENTS.

PART OF THE COUNTRY Il QCGET-PISA|CA
DESTROYED BY THE INSURGENTS.
London. Feb 2O.-An official dispatch received at
the Chlian Legation here to-day from santiago. de
Chilli capital Of the Chilan Republic statc~ that the
revolution j. confined the rebel squadron and to the
troop at TarayaC. Thi, dispatch add, that the
greater part Of Chill /, quiet, aud that the regular
troops and the National Guard supporting the
Government. The accuracy of this news i doubted
among commercial firms in tl. city having large
Chlan connection. Tile private ad"iccs received by
these firms from their CORE ,pondcntS IN different
parts Of Chill indicate that prolonged struggle j.
probable between the Government forces and the
insurgents
4 dispatch received here to-day from Buenos AyreS
says that the seaport Of Pisdgua has bocn destroyed
by Insurgents. The d. patch announces that
about 1000 Chilian Government troops have pc,l
landed at .unin. with the object Of reinforcing thc
garrison at Iquiquc The same dispatch stats tiht
marines ar, being sent overland to lucnoS AvTcs IN
order to man the Chlan gunbOats recently built
i'm Europe , and their way To Chill.
Gibraltar Feb. 3O.-1hc United States cruiser
baltimore has left Gibraltar. She Will call at St
Vincent. Cape DE Ner Islands ana at RIO de JahclrO
Erazl, on her way to ChllI.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
p,rnoy cutc,Go CIGAR DEiLERS.

Chicago Feb 2O-Thc Internal Revenue officers oi
this city are making general rad on the c'tap@"
mcnt> Of cigar dcalcp In this cl;y to day Iey 'Np
to seize AT lea. 10000 cigars. The law violated ~
,be custon,s act which makes imitation Of the Govern
ment st,mp, a felony. Cigar, being seized are maze
nv l. Kahncr A Coz Of New York. In addition 10 the
Internal Revenue stamp they bear one which reschDes
The import stamp. evidently intended 10 d HeceNG '''
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
DEATH cirSED BY a CATS BITE.

Rockville Conn., Feb. 2O.-Nrs. Annette Leach,
forty eight years old of Ellington died this morning
Of hydr,phobla the result Of the bite Of eat on the
foredngcr Of the right hand last November She was
taken with spasms on February 10, and suffered ter
ribly until her death.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
CoI-Ps1NC; FOR THE WATERLOO CUP.

London. Feb 2O.-rhe classic occurrence ID oo"sn's
rirces-the contest for the Waterloo Cup-opcheu F't
Altcar, near Liverpool. yesterday. The iour "ihct9
In the second heat to-day r. Baxters hnttoh fh'
by Jester-EramptOn Colonel J. r. NoTths fuiief'h'
By Grcentck-Bit OF Fashion; q. f. Fawcetts ta,seI
and Faster date Pride of Oaitfeld by NOItne'" Ia
prcss-PI.de OF Belmont, and BovrL
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
PORTSu0UrH,s MAYOR ASSAULTED.

Portsmouth, y. H.. Feb. 20-For some tune Ill
feeling has existed between Mayor Fay and Alderman
Rider chairman OF tho street Department Last night
during a meeting OF the Mayor and Aldermen. RIDER
intimnted that the Mayor was liar During some
what dated discussion between the Two men, arcr
the session a man named William QUINN who works
for Rider assaulted Mayor Fay, knocking hm Gown v,
with a bloW I'm the face 'Qulnn was iblmcdlateB
arrested and this morning was sentenced to thirty
day,' Imprisonment.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
uopcrS SHOCKED BY ELECTRICITY.

Horses passing through Nassau-st between Beek-
man and Ann SIS. yesterday morning received slight
shocks of electricity which came from the under
ground wires. Both sides of the street were fanked
with crowds who amusement in the jumping and
dancing Of the horses when they received the shock.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
A RI'MOR ABOUT EMPEROR WILLIAM DENIED

Berlin Feb 2O.-Rumors prevailed to-day on the
BOurses Of this city, Paris and Vienna 10 the effect that
Emperor William had been advised by his physicians 10
20 to Italy and remain in that country for iOur months
on account Of his health Still, according to these
rumors, during the EmpcrOr's absence Prince Henry.
his brother is to be made Regent Inquiries made IN
the highest official circles here by Associated Press
CORE pondent show that these BOurse runors are not
founded Oh fact.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
rup ,ctrDr AND ITS RIVALS.

St Louis, Feb 2o.-In. regard TO the reports which
have been circulated that the Laclede Gas Company
had purchased outright the Municipal Electric Light
Company and the Missouri Electric Light Company.
President Mcmillan, Of the former concern. says
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
NEWYORK SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 81, Is9I-TWELyE PA

assemblage, and caused tumult by crying: "vive
rAnarche" The police who had been stationed
in strong force about the place where the meeting
held charged upon the Anarchists and after serons
struggle, arrested twenty of the ringIeaders.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
MlTROY'S CRTELTT TO LITTLE CHILDREN.

Chicago Feb. 2O.-Alrs. Catherine sccy. matron of
the socallcd Bctmny Home. was indicted to-day for
cruelty 10 children. The hearing before the Grand
Jury Indicated that the dozen or more little inmates
Of home were Systematically starved ana sent ont
on the streets beg. the money being appropriated by
Mis-. Secly
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
LADY LYoYA cAMpBELL's ATTEMPTED ACT

London. Feb. 20-Lady LyOna Campbell was found
by a policeman last night upon the Thames Enbank
ment weeping bitterly, and threatening" 10 commit
suicide by throwing herself into the river. Lady
Campbell was arrested. and this morning was taken
{, Bow street Police Court, where her husband found
a surety for her future conduct
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
MANY OpORTO INSURGENTS TO BE TRIED

OportO, Feb. 20.-Nnc Of the prisoners arrested on
suspicion Of having been concerned in the recent plot
TO establish Republican form Of government In this
city have been liberated. on the other hand, 300
soldiers and thirty civilians have been committed for
trial By courts martial. they Will be tried in groups
OF ten.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
EMpREss FREpERIcK.s VISIT 10 pARIs.

Paris. Feb. 20.-1hc eX-Empress Frederick Of Ger
many today had long walk the Quays, visited
a nanbcr OF bookShop., Inspected the Hotel de Nillc
and asccndcd the Eifcl Tower. The French news
papers have shown marked GOODNESS IN their treat
Of the visit Of the cA Empress Frederick and her
daughter 10 Paris.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
Az Argentine Ex.M1NIsrER rIREp ON

Bucnos Ayres, Feb. 2O.-An attempt made to
day TO assassinate General Roca formerly Minister Of
the Interior. Il fired revolver at him, but
fOrtunately the General only slightly wounded.
The would be aesas>in was arrested and imprisoned.
Meas OF precauton against uprising are being
resumed
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
SUCCESS OF TWO GERMAN LOANS.

Berlin Feb. 2O.-The subscriptions TO the Imperial
and Prlssan loans opened today, and II was
found that the amounts OF the loans had been sub
scrited for twelve times over In Berlin, ana ABOUT
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

AFRENCI ANARCHIST MEETING BROKEN CP.
Paris, Feb. 20.-An encounter between Dody OF
Anarchists and detachment Of police took place ias'
night ST. Denis. meeting OF citizens. II appea"'
vas held St. Denis with object Of dcnouncns te
oonscripuon laws. Anarchists predominated a. uhS
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

TO SING SONGS SET TO WORDS BY TENNYSON.
London Feb. 2O.-An American bas,O named Bis
phaIn, studying under Lampcrti, IN Iiian, will
sing selection Of songs composed by Lady TcnnysOn
and set to unpublished word, by the Poet Laureate,
In concert 10 be given by the pianist Jan0tha at II.
James Hall March -. total Of fifteen poems,
written by the poet at various periods from carly man
hood, varied subjects and in various metres, will
shortly be published by Macmillan. This work VIII
be dedicated to the Queen who has consented 10 be
come patromcss Of the concert. The music will be
published later. some of IL was composed tulrtN
years ago The Accomplishments will be revised by
JanOtha.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
ORDERED HOME TO PARIS FROM CAIRO.

ORDERED HOME 70 PARIS FROM CNli'''
Paris Feb. 20.-The French Minister at Caro- COUNT
d'Aubigny, has been ordered 10 return TO TINS cN W
order To confer with NJ Rbot the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, in regard 10 the situation in Egypt.