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10 THE EDITOR OF TIE SuN-SU: The
Iheosorhiats nre reviving, ! see the old story
'nat SIR EDWARD bai"er-L!'ioa was nm apostle
OF tteir lhfh ana wrote scndry WORKS, such rs
Eanoni and the strange story in the in
forest III Iheosophy They ought to make Al!.
sIn'ett st'p UP nad give his evidence gu this
point. POSSIBLY Lord Lytton himself might to
led to sreaE about it as one having authority.
If am not misin'ormed. MI. siAnet not
ago made visit TO Lord LStton at knebwor,h
Ter tho purpose o. convincing him that hiS
illustrions father belonged TO tho cso;erlc
church OF Tibet but failed OF his object.
"hile Lord Lyt'on was Ntccroy OF India he
had II narrow escape from death or sericus lurt
during Journey In tho BILL country. Mounted
on lively little Ghoorka pony lis EXcoI!cncy
was slowly ascending narrow m"unt"iA pass
when. at sharp turn in the road the horse
and his rider came suddenly upon file OF
camels descending BY the Same inth. OF all
things on earth GhoorSa pony de'es's
dromedary. 80 the niue Ghoolka at once
reared NO enerEot ca'ly ana losing MS pal
ance rolled OIL the eaHe o! the rrociplce carr
Ing his iiJer with him. Luckily tho hillside
mot common thing in lndln' happened TO bo
heavily wooded. TIE pony went somersau!t-
Ing into the branches OF ono hugo tree
and the Nlceroy INTO tho branches Of nm
other. Both were rescued happily. with no
great hurt to either. How Mr. Sinnoit came
TO Lear OF this matters not. But he hal heard
of IT. and when IN reply 10 Tote from him
LORD Lytton agreed tn receive hin at kneo-
worth, 10 SAID thar ne hau come 10 ask the ex'
NIceroy II he know how on mat occasion. his
lilo had been saved. TO this LORD Luton. In
matter i-!act way hardly worthy OF the author
OF Lucille replied That he supposed 1t was
saved by tho res INTO which no Toll. Not at
all How. then - lou wer" saved ny the
brsthren. me lhNsi'Is prS'hrSh pore you w
with their hands Really. exclaimed the
...,. IT., p...
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Unconscious trrchrntion OF the New
York Central.

Two Sc!uua accidents have occurred on
tho great railroad line b"tweru this city ni,t
Albany IN The roi!i ~ OF n week. On the 18Th
| instant the morning express train from
pourhl"crsc Tor New York ran into an open
switcA on the river bank, dashed into the
rear Of stone train which stood there,
destroying several ears, and then locomotive
and tender took Il bath In the hudson River
Nobody was killed. and the escape of the
'ruinmrn and passengers was marvellous
indeed. Tho explanation Of the accident
photographed to this city was in these verbs
super ntcadent McCoY believes that some
| body unconsciously turned the switch. but
that somebody lIns not yet been found"
On the 18th instant, less thnn Il week later,
| collision occurred at Spuyten Duyvil be-
tween tie day express from Albany and Il
city local train. Tie engine Of the local
| train was practically demolished and that
OF the express was somewhat damaged. but
| was nevertheless able to draw its train To
| the Grand Central Depot. The ear steps on
| ono side OF the express train were all or
| nearly all torn off. II seems probable that
| the disaster was due to tho fact that the
| engineer of the local train overlooked cau-
| tionury signal which instructed him not TO
| move his train until the express train had
| passed. However this may he, it. Is evident
| that Il very slight change in the situation
| mix Int have male the blunder fatal to scores
| Of passengers.
| These two accidents are very I'm pleasantly
| suggestive Of the perils uf railway travel.
! They indicate the imperative necessity Of
| immediate and rigid designations on the
part of the officers OF the New York Central
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Tho Summer GentIem = N.

From IN, Cio'hfer and Furnkher
Atsmi,hs Hotel, At Bakers Reef he registered enc
day.
4 dspteT little fellow in n sui: of natty gray.
lis among witu \ rmile snavity itsck
Ana with an air o. freedom that petrayei tho man Of
lie hal trunks aud SAID he really thought OF bring.
ing mora.
And ell the time won Tered where ID seen the chap
before
His sposss suit OF flannel and the nscktlss he dis
Raised Jumps Of envy in our throats aud left half
dismayed.
He had sons dozen russell shoes and hats for every
hour.
And sought BY these imposing arts to get within his
power
The shmmsr girls who huaE around near Bankers Rect
aud shore
Aud ali the time wondered where ia seen the chap
before
One day he played At tennis aud his blazers korxsous
Came up before my vision IN an object that knew.
My ONCE In the city street rose before my eye
saw three stripes or color that pole by
And ttsn ceased u wonder where Ia met that char
Hs ihs little barber IN the basement shop next door
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-21

Al tin rate uf increase in speed across he
Atlantic in the last thirty Yeas, since the Old
Africa made tie Iun III little more than ten
days, the next thirty years should show q
cnpahility Of crossing the ocean In about four
days und twelve hours.
II tho Norwood. Mr.. MuSRo's yacht. can
make thirty mics m hour and tho Mary
Powell and the Monmouth can steam at
twenty Ave II les ar hour, why is 1t not likely
that steamship engines may be constructed to
force ship across the Atlantic at the rate Of
twenty five miles an hour? Tho Tcutonic did
q Ii tie better than twenty miles an hour. At
twenty nvn miles an hour she woulI have run
her ATS miles In four days and fifteen hours
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-21
Eminent Women Who snoke.

II wamsn smoke much nowadays they car
al least nieaf that the examrlr Is set in icl
10 forty Tui kisE cigarette every day, on ci
whiting table her. II a silver box with ~" re-
tray. The Gzarina also yield. to ,he. rns, on
FOR nicotine bus slr only smokes In hor bon.
DOR, n copy Of ono OF the prriii",t rooms IN ne
lies may plead her cNcuss, but Queen Nh
guerite Of Italy. whose lifc Is rssr IRON cn' O.
smokes also aud smokes much pug aiWhIn ~
fnrtrs !cyrtion cis src,,rs in large quanii as
Queen Nathalie Il s'erv.n has W".ner u,
rounnnia ".rries n i.,t,e golden ho,, Nt'el
with lie sm mgons ., 9si,ah cDi W",ic ~.
hncr,, III untann and her inuGhter the'yhrch
of Portugal ge;s her e l:areilss from Dresden,
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t. 7ms EnroR ~ THs srs-Sir: The 7,thUn. sent .
Representative Interview me on Immigration, and
Wine 10 wss i-rr /; occurred 10 me to formulate
tw.Ir. question, on which The committees AID Con-
grrss " ,nt phi lii opin.uE,
gave them - the TritpH>. and 'niI would like -
hav, TuE SIS lave them simultaneously trt the re.
ply TINT h- Tr'hrnr would not be wiling have
Any other Kew York paper have them the same
msrniug Hsvsrtheless, venture to ask you to pub
l.h Me questions and help draw public attention to
them II h.y are not already published in the Trihun>
Mr.. 2ichoison w"uld send them 10 you mean the
formal questions sixrsi h" me
Ak your sttsntton to Ills subject because have
read c.r,fuy n. editorials ard sui &c litnrias in Tnr
ST. immra,,"n. and they show careful thought and
fall kTowe.edg- nf tie subgr"
lfsny more legislation Is adopted must he non.par
tsan, and be well considered la we need any
legislation or only strcter administration! That 10
the general question My twelve questions about
all the snl wich have been discussed II there are
more shoud ike to have Tax SuS STATE them. Very
truly, n. f. Cn.NriEh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-21
NEIL DOW nEAIErEs ~ WH!rrIyG.
N- Would Apply the Delaware Remedy to
Maine Kmmsellers.

DASGor. Avg. 20.--A recent conversation be-
tween \ prominent Portland Prohbitonist
and Con. Neal Dow ind Rtes That the latter
isiormer ,enrAs for Tie Introduction OF the
whipping pcs, in Maine MS hspecrc !oy cer.
tan 'aoral Ills. This tall; ran Il, follows:
Il have been told that in your opinion high
fines and long terms in PRISON are tho best. il
not the only, remedy for the saloon curse
Am correctly inIu,mel:'
No: never raid thar nor thought So
may have SAID that such q remedy was tho
host one attnnnb!e in the pre- sent state OF pn b.
lie opinio. IT, 1, possible that tho I"Eged
persistence Of the rumseiler, in violating Tho
law may In the near iutui". ,cad 10 a change
lshmsnt for offenders IN that line
IN that case vi at IL your opinion is bet
ter than lines and a!lt'
Undoubtedly Tho Delawnrs remedy. ] am
sure that thaI would prove, TO vs n SPECIFIC.
3ns soS' v o, ..a. to p;'.n, in
euro vi every case in the State"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-21
PUNCHED the Doc CITCH Err,
Albert Green md His Fath-r AvenE- th,
Wrongs OF Many Hog Owners.


Wrongs OF Many Hog Owners
The brutality and audacity OF the Brooklyn
dog catcher have been forcibly illustrated this
sumner. and hardly a dav passes when citi-
Zens do not call at the City Hall to make COM
plants against him. Yesterday Albert Green
OF % Now York avenue made q pilgrimage to
the hall for that purpose.
Mr.. Green is the owner OF flne thorough.
bred 81. Bernard. named Lady Dina. She is
as gentle as sie is beautiful. and IL great pet
among tho children OF the neighbornoot. To
secure her the benefit of tho open mir during
tia hot weather M Green faithfully compiled
with the city ordinance requiring each dog
owner,to provide himself with license. anil
have the number OF the same worn ON ia: on
Whom Lady Dina strol.ed ont Aclin! her mas.
tor Tor an airing on Wcins, day after Don she
Eore ne r tag; II ne no Gso "cton
the ,rwsnty-fourth ward. Two Of the"i caught
the big ninul as sh" WAS Il lew yards hehI md
into their WAGON. SIR. Green followed The
wag II until he was seized and overpowered b.
an assistant Of the h.g atctsr.: AZ The
Henri j. Green. THO father OF the owner of the
dog. happened 10 be pa sinc. aud. seeing Indy
and % rnnens s' ahona s Mr.
su"cee! Ell in reaching her New York avenue
orcr,ake her, ono "f tho dog catchsrs iol-
lowed Lady, Dina into the house. This was
more than Mr. Green and hi. son could stnnd.
ana after giving THO dog catcher arnnmellins
which he IL not likely soon TO forget tor come
time threw hin, into the street anil tho
Mr.. Green has made = COMPLAINT AGAINST the
dog caIchers. iIo will also probably have
something 10 say about policeman Who is
walked away when the dog catchers y; pcnreu
IL Herkiner s.ieet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-21
a Street ia Ii. Flushed Tonight.

Miss +. NJ. Dnn.elson Secretary OF tho Street
Cleaning Aid Society, is going 10 test her theory
about flushing dirty streets tonight. Hester
stract, from the Bowery TO Division. will BE-
thoroughly swept this afternoon, and later the
water will BE- turned on. All the carts and
trucks will be moved out and the catch basins
will be protected with aprons. An engineer
Will examine the cnlvsrts before and Rfi or I ne
flushing. ard Niss Dnnieison is confident that
her scheme Will prove q sucrcss IL it do,s
:, There vii! be n squad OF POLICE IN hand, and
Y was said yesterday at the Street LEANING
DEPARTMENT that the Fire Com missioners had
in the WORK.
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A Lnr@e nnd Thriving Colony Making
New WORT. a hummer Resort

sim. demonstrating young man stood on
tho front platform Of n Broadway chr weston.
day aud tried to roach that portion Of his back
that was Just between his shoulder blades,
Suddenly he slapped his forearm very hard.
and pulling back his sleeve. disclosed a little
red spot.
"Fisns. by Cosh" said tho driver. who had
been wa ching this pantomimc.
The slim Young man blushel and look al
very uncnni Portable until tho driver added:
Tho res"y things are thicker n fios IN this
town Just now, IHsrs are clouds OF EN- in
some rarts Of Ilatlom. and they seem to DO in
the air."
Tho Broadway diver want tho only man
who has noticed tho flea nuisance that is NAL.
Ing New YORK APPEAR moro like n summer re-
sort than usual. People WHO are M on heu.
saw their presence is duo To III. weather de-
partment aided by the Department of Agri-
culture.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-21
Lincoln and Civll Service Reform.

What, we may nsk, las become OF that
lively and interesting controversy between
ex-Secretary boutwell, and Commissioner
LYMAN over the question Of civil service re-
form? In view OF the actual administra-
ton OF the said reform by the said Commits
sioner it was perhaps little like the contro-
vcrsy as to who killed Cock Robin. But
now that Senator GoRMAN and the Maryland
Democrats have put live and common
sense civil service reform to the front for
the future, it is evident that the AUTOPSY Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-21

Frenchmen are consequently told by the
organ OF tho Russian mobiles: "Havo rs
many sympathcs rs you like. but do not
talk Of an alliance. What Is the usei You
know well enough that You will not lift your
little finger for us. Why, then, ask liz to set
our wlo'c army marching for you z"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-21

Ir0In n. n m. NIUP TNIlr "Nh1'TN'
some.hinp of n curiosity Is on exhibition q
r. show window M ID. J. Iiennessy s. IL en-
ssts n u very large moose Eorn sreleu ~
ior wear. a. he irco has 81 cwn around -. ny
10 20. such arrin on !, ~ cn'fG t ,o ""
In WAS found hrnr tho Kitty on rien mnr n
Tho Highlands, south Of town. by Ton Gorlo,,
II Il evident that at some remote pei!o,,,
huntsmnn was chasing the monarch OF w
woods who in running away. was csuGht ~
a tree and In trying TO exricste himself 'A'
horn WAS broken of.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-21
An lIgcnt Case.

I,Dm Iir.
minlser 10 rhr's .Hnrih, i,nt that long time
Mrs. Bpso-i's Bat we ne ed the rest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-21

From me Cloak Rtrjen
III ~ as model
MAude-WhW' Is he studying geometry!
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Knee By Lightning While Praying

At the inquest .uron tho body OF Mrs ca',n.,
arine 4. Cody OF fi'tv.ijls $, and frch st', I"
Of Wedne day. it was Developed that llnnvS
distey before the terrible renort WHEN re'U wss
In mortal iear Of lightning, had been On w
knees praying,
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Subscription nv Mali-ro. ,.rnia.

the Purchasing Deportnrpt ~ N" i3asr,cm r.
press Company a, any pidcc rhu'" Ha' 'D'rpary
has an agency. .io"nts ria Gre n Nancy or'er
receipt for subscriptions. ant 'rif 'o,r'ari to
money order attached 10 an order 70 sent tie
paper for any stated time. JJte n any c'orge. sr-
eept the usuaifee for issuing the or,ier.
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Always Alert.


From the IasidnnpniiJ JoprHGi
"doednesa joint How queer baby looks believe
.'sy George believe rou are right whsrss my
camera
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Prepared I" Henri the worst.

old Lady-poetor do You think there 10 anything the
matter with my lungs!
Physician after a careful exsmin stionl-I md,
madam That your lnnRb are IN a normal condition.
Old Lady with sizh OF And about how
sng eau expsc, 10 live With Them IN that conditions
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-03-01
CHhS. W. IRISH,
Civil Engineer, Surveyor and
Consu,tlnn Engineer.

VIII make Surveys OF Mining
CLAIMS for Patent, and will do all
kinds of above and below ground
Surveys for Mines, including reIi-
able Assays OF the Ores OF same.
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$500 REWARD.

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QUICK TINE, CHEAP RATE

Bailv Expr, IS and Passe ger rains
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utlrnan Palace Sleeping Cars and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
NATIONAL Epucar1oxALAssoc1Ar1oN

a Large Delegation Expected TO Go From
This City to Toronto.
n ssens kkely that Q large delegation from
this city will represent the District Of Column
bia at the annual meeting Of the National
Educational Association. which meets at
Toronto, Canada, July II to IL. Mr.. Zalmon
Richards Of this city has been appointed man
ager for the District Of Columbia for the pur-
pose Of securing 4 full attendance. Mr.. Rich
ards V the secretary Of the board Of trustees
and Il 10 expected that under his efforts q
more than ereditabis representation viii go to
Toronto from Washington.
The present officers Of the Educational Asso-
citation are: President. W. r Garrett, Nash
VIE, Tenn; secretary, 3. II. Cook. New Bruins
wick. \. j.; treasurer, J. n. Greenwood, Kansas
City. Mo.
The National Educational Association was
organized In Phlladeiphia IN 1857 under the
naDs oE the National Teachers Association.
Zalmoa Richards Of this city was the first
prssident In 1870 the name was changed to
its present form The objects are stated TO be
ito elevate the character and advance the in
forests OF the profession Of teaching and 70
promote the cause Of popular education In the
United States"
The meeting this year at Toronto stretches
over four days and the program includes a
number Of speeches, papers and discussions on
points OF interest The various departments
havs also especial programs Of their own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
An Enjoyabls Concert

An enjoyable concert wxs given ut the Acad-
envy Of Music last night, the participants being
the Schubert and the Sixteenth Street Quartets
Miss Any Hare, pianist, Mr.. VIM. waldecker
and Miss Louise Vale accompanies. program
Of eleven numbers included compositions of
Kucken, Pinsusi. COMBS, KOschat De Pearsal.
C,srk. Tsubert. Zichner, Caldrent, Franz Al,
and Donixstti and epeores were frequent
There we're b1. three solos-ths .Bsdouin Love
Song" BY Mr. Kaiser; two songs by Mrs Per-
kins and piano number BY Miss Amy Hare
The voeaifsts were both successful and more
49, dsmandsd BY the audience. Miss Hare
played tbs Spinning song from wasner's Ply
Ing Datchman. arranged by Liszt. and i'm
proved the favorable impression her previous
sppsaranees had already made. The Schuberts
conaprass Nsssrs- Aoshsr, Bird. Kaiser and
kslisr and they gave some excellent work.
Their voices hArmonize well together and they
mag with Intelligence and expression. Mrs.
Psskias, Mrs. Rheem, Mr.. Mosher and Mr. Rice
constitute the Sixteenth Street Quartet and
their shsrts were highly appreciated by the
eadssneet They sang mostly without accom-
panimsnt, which enabled the strength of the
individual voices to be broushs out aud the cor
rsctness Of phrasins gave evidence of the care
and sxssns Of rehearsal. The concert closed
with The celebrated sextet from Lucia by the
combined vocal force
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
GOT BUSTED AT THE RACES.
Ard Then Got Into Trouble in Trying to Sell
His Pistol.

His Pistol.
Sam Stevens, the Baltimore man who caused
the excitement on I street yesterday afternoon
By fonrishing loaded revolver and threaten
ing 70 shoot the top Of dealers head of be-
cause the latter refused to purchase the weapon,
wss unable TO give bail or deposit collateral for
his appearance and he was locked up until this
morning. when he was taken to the Police Court
and charged with carrying concealed weapons
and assault and battery.
Ii appeared in evidence that when the dealer
refused to make the purchase Stevens told
him that lie did not have 10 cents to pay FOR it,
Lawyer M0ss defended him and argued that
there Was no assault. DE advised his client not
to say anything. but the man from baltimore
could not keep quiet.
He said he had been to the races. "And, he
said, Il got busted and wanted TO sell the pis-
tol to purchase q ticket to get home"
stevens denied that he pointed the pistol at
the dealer head, but two Witnesses said that
h did
Judge Kimball said that the assault was an
outrageous one and the accused would have
been guilty Of murder IL he had gone o little
further.
Eur the assault . sentence of sixty days was
imposed and an additional fine OF $50 or ninety
days was imposed for carrying the pistol