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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-04-25

Benz. f. james, of Bowling Green,
was selected as one of the vice presi-
dents of the National Republican
league, mt the session in Cincinnati.
Mr.. James is very prominent Repub-
lican of Wood county and the honor
conferred is well bestowed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-04-25

They do say that Toledo is not in it,.
and will not have any ball except
the bawl the city papers keep up about
their town being the Future Great.
President Ketcham has resigned the
presidency of the Toledo club and the
league, and hereafter Toledo sports
Will contine themselves TO marbles and
maShes.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-04-25

Ex-Governor Foraker never falters
in his allegiance to Blaine, and takes
much pleasure in referring to the dis
tinguished man from Maine as the
greatest living American. What is
more that expression is invariably
cheered to the echn.-Ex.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-04-25

The imposing funeral ceremonies
over the remains Of the lamented
Bishop Gilmour were participated in
by many eminent divines, and in every
town throughout the diocese of Cleve-
land there was sincere mourning.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-04-25

A couple in II New York hotel sus-
cided in the novel way by rolling
the bed under the gas jet, aud then
attaching two rubber tubes to the gas
jet, lay down upon the bed and inhaled
the gas which caused their death.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-04-25

The Tribune speaks of our town
thusly: "Perrysburg, summer resort,
bad whisky and collie" We would like
to know how brother Van became
acquainted with the qualities Of Per-
rYsburg whisky.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-04-25

Following are the juries drawn for
the next term of Common Pleas Court
May IS:
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sEoRET sooIETY aoss1Pa

A camp Of the Sons Of Veterans II being
organised In Bethlehem. On the charter
list already there are 20 names.
At ThurSdAy's meeting Of Lehigh Coun-
ell Jr., o. U. A. n, I've new members
were inltlAted into the mysteries Of the
Ordsrs which now number between l76 and
1856.
A State Convention Of the Communicates
Of the Patriotic Order Soma Of America is
in session in the Elk's Hall At Reading,
John P. MASt, State Commander, called
the body to order. Fifty delegates are IN
session from different parts Of the State.
A constitution, rules and regulations will
Be adopted, and the organization Of State
CommAndsry Independent Of the National
Camp effected.
Adam was the arst Odd Fellow, and he
remained % Till one Eve came to be
AdAmu' Express Company. Before this
he must have had lonely time Of !t-had
10 be N, g.. and all the other offlces, but
Asver lacked . quorum or got into q
wrangls. he meyer sighed for "S lodge
In some YAst wildernesS," for he wanted
the whole business for himself. He had to
surrender, though, whom Eve was Able "a
present him with . Cain, and since then
many new members have been added to
the Ordsr.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-02-28
RAILROAD GOSSIP

The railroad boys had rest this weak
owing 70 the non-Shipment Of coal.
To make this department more entOr-
ostlhg We solicit the railroad boys 70 hand
~ any Item Of Importance coming 70 their
notice.
4 number Of LehlEh Valley passenger
cars ere daily sent 10 SAYrs, Pa, 10 be re-.
painted. Thay are taken thIther on the
through freight trains At night.
according 10 latest statistics the whole
number Of men employed bV the 2,750 rail.
read companies In the United States, mum.
Der some where in the nslEhbsrhOOd Of
7os,160
The Baldwin Locomotive WorkS have
Just completed four locomotives, which are
believed 10 Be the heaviest ever built.
They are for .hS ST. Clair Tunnel Company,
and will be used In the tunnel under the
d. Clair River.
The sew pattern Of passenger eAFs ra.
Gently adopted BY the Lehigh Valley Rail.
road will doubtless be appreciated BY the
tEAYelina public. They are remarkably
handsome and equipped with all the modern
appointments, AdOrdlBg . seating capacity
tos ssVSnty.tWO persons.
The Central Railroad Of New Jersey hal
eeAaEod IS new passenger and freight en-
ainos from the Baldwin Manufacturing
Company, 70 be delivered within q few
weeks. Ths engines are necessary on &C
count Of the increase Of spring shipment o.
goodS, which eOmpell the company 70 In
crease he motive power.
The HAFylAnd Central Railroad Company
is endeAVOFing 10 elOSs a. agreement will
the LshiEh Valley Company to meet tn,
lattsF a. fremont. eleven miles west o
POttsvillo, perfSctInE q short and southern
outlst from the coal aslds through Lebanon
Lancaster and York counties.
The AGENTS and messengers Of the Unite
states RxpTesa Company have been noti
asd that en- and aftsF March /. 1891, Al
slDloyss will be obliged 70 give security
fog the faithful performance through ID,
eonpaRy's OWn security company, Whlel
has been organised under the name AnS
title Of the "Unltsd States Exprous Bon.
0onpany."
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HOW PROnRrRa.

We bEiSAy called attention in eur late
laaus to the fact that the new BurgSas and
also the nSWCOunell had been elected on the
improvement platform. We hope they
wont overlook the matter. We GEe, in fact.
We have entered An era WhOn the future Of
ths town entirely depends upOn the enter
DSiSs. push and buSinsSS SAgAOity Of the
gsntlOnSn who TulO the interests Of our
nUniOlpalitY. NthSy prove 10 be liberal
In their Views and OateTpTiSing In their
efforts, LahiRhtOn will amount 10 some
thIng, II they prove the reverse We can sx.
Peot 70 ooatinus On in tha old Tut that has
been the means Of stignAtiElng eur town %
slew AAd pokoy. We believe things will
change, snd With that belief oRSE the fol.
lowing pEoRsam at this time 10 the con.
sldoEAtiSn Oe the 0OuneiimAniO bsdy:
Electric lights.
Hose hoaso,
Market houSs.
Better PNvsnsAts,
New OTdihAAesS.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-02-28
No. 81 BruaiEaY Mauch Chunk, Pa.
A new PRINCIPLE.
We Positively guarantee Or
Boyd's Little Giant Nerve
and Liver Pills.

To Cure Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious
ness, Torpid LIVER, Pain in the Back, Piles
Headache, Bad Taste in the Mouth arising
from Indigestion, by Strengthening the nerves
and regulating the action Of the Stomach Liver
and Kidneys Do not be deceived, DR.. Boyd'r
Little Giant Nerve and Liver Pills act on a
new principal, They act on the nerves Of the
stomach, liver and kidney giving them health
! and vigor, what IL more evident Of their cura-
tive qualities, than the fact that the longer
taken tho less required, that is moro than can
be said Of any other pill on the market, trial
will convince the most skeptical mind that
what we claim is true, these sra a few Of the
many testimonials We hays received
TIFToN, GA, Aug, goth 1890. Dear Sir:
The. Pills received, they ere the best ever
used. T.W. CLARK.
LAKE CRYHTAL MINI, May IA, 1890. Dear
Sir have taken Pills sent me, inclosed end
SOC, send me more have been troubled for
years with indiRestion, constipation ard
nervousness, since take DR.. Boyd's Pills |
feel good, have taken many others with no
relief yours respectfully. ADAM BEAHER
For sale by all dealers In medicine at Csc
per box, sent by mail on receipt Of price
samples free, agents wanted everywhere.
T. D. THOMAS, Druggist
LehightOn, Pc,
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Parryyllle Boronrh.
TowamenslnR Towb,bIp
weatherly Borough.

We,the undersigned, Auditors Of the County Of
Carbon, State OF Pennsylvania. elected and
appointed ana duly sworn according 10 law do
report, that we met N the once Of the County
according 70 law the accounts Of Geo. DOion
ueasureri Henry Miller. ID. j. O'DOnnell, ana
J. y. Hawk, Commissioners; aud Hiram IL
ing December Slst, 1890.
Commencing OuI work on the hrst Monday OF
January A ID 1891 and completing Il ON the
SlSt day Of January A. ID. 1891 and that the
accounts settled as above and filed In the once
Of the ProthOnOtary are correct
We feel Il our duty TO again call the attention
OF the tax payers 70 the fact that the charges of
some OF the Assessors are excessive, and 10 this
particular We specially refer 70 LansiOrd and
summit HILL which charges We deem exorhltant
when compared with the harges OF the assessor
at Lehlghton, one OF the largest districts 10 M
county, We also, particularly, recommend that
aeA monies doe tae County toReither taKes oI
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-02-28

expenses of malulaininglndlrcn insane from
The several townships and norOuRhs, in the
asylum at Danville. In the matter Of unpaid
taxes DIE the county proceedings for recovery
should be Instituted &C once, as in many In
stances monies thus due will soon be out nWed
We md the finances Of the county IN very
eredliable condition and commend the County
Commissioners Tor the attention they have
given all matters m their jurisdiction. Numer-
Ous Improvements we're made during the year,
chiefly m the limo Of new bridges In this In
stance, however, we would recommend that
where Carbon county Is concerned In "JoinH
bridges that an annual settlement be made
with the counties interested We think, also,
that some method should be decided on between
the County Commissioners and the County
Treasurer when monies due the county are paid
into the treasury that due credit can at once be
given on the books In the Commissioners Oiice.
We commend Clerk Arner for his efficiency In
the discharge OF his duties and extend thanks for
numerous cOurteses shown during our dellbera-
tons.
In testimony whereof we have hereunto Get
our hands and seals this 3ist day Of Jannary,
A. D. 1891.
A. @. PETERS, [sEAL.l
GRO. W. MORfHIMER, tskAL.l
JOHN s. MILLER, [sEAL.l
Feb Tth IgOf-U3 County Auditors
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TER BODY Of William TecumSeh Sher-
man WaS laid at rest with his kindred in
Calvary Cenetary, st. Louis, Saturday,
tust whore the walk Of the Holy Rosary
and the way Il Bethany come together.
The pageant, the anal service, the grave
were ell In harmony, General Shermans
desire that his obsequieS shOuld be Of =
military character were OboVSd 10 the
laktaP
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-02-28
Rars Opportunity,

Aishsl, lhe photographer, will take you
litling for . phslogrAph FREE OF cHAR0E
u you desire 70 have the picture enlarged
and leave the order with Kim. This 4 an
usual oppoTtuhitY aAd yea Shoald tAks Ad-
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-02-28

a rrUAr. STATEMENT OF THE RE
a CUTPTa AND EXFENHITUHEa OF
CARBON COUNTY FOR THE YEAR END
ING wEcMMnEH 11nt 1890,
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Lehigh Valley R. R, Co.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
I'm EFFECT Feb. 10TH, 1891.

- -, =. = - =, "a,
EoT kanwsY YEiiLADetn, ~ "a & ,Newa6nK ana New YORK
o'zs, I'Sy s,oi, ANU li.I1 a.i SVo, o;zS eSO PHI
For Manunka Chunk ana BelYldere 7.3O, 900,
am l242 m.
t0r LamDeItylhs w q ana trenton e.2z' sVO ana
ll:l2 AM ana la pm.
For Slatlngton, Caiasauqna, Allentown, Beth
lenemi ana EaSton' o2I, IOI, f.5O, 9.oI. u.l2a'm'
S.O6, o'29 ana S.Ol m.
tOr fnllaaelpnla anu points soutn AZ VI, I'SO,
9.00 and 1ll2 a. m; s.06. 629 and sol p. m:
For Reading ana HARRISBURG 6.22i ana LILA, m
a. mi 3.O6, 6.2g ana e0l pm. ,,,,
FOR Bownl44ns, Lednlgh zap, SheiryIor9, Lau-
rvs, White Hall, Coplay, and Hokendauqua
0.Z2, 7oI, SCOS5I q ll.lZ a. N. l24I ana b.z9 p M
For Mauch Churk 6.o2, IA3, 9.S6 ana ll.4S am. (;
l.22, 3l6, b.25, z .25, 6l6 ana g38 ?. m
For Weatherly ana hazleton 6.62s I.4S 9.36 and
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924,463 40
Statement of Indebtedness of Carbon Coun-
ty January 1st, 1891.
County Bonds issued 1889 and 1880 ....4 34750 90
AL. Breithaupt. oveipaid Duplicate.... "a 81
s4,774 es
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Lausanne Township.
Lehigh Township.
Lower Towamenslng ToNnshIp
Maueh Chunk Townshin.

School tax In part for 1885,. ......... 80
Poor &" A" - ~
School tax for 1851. .....,,...,..... 80
foor .''.'''......,........ IT
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Dr. to vouchers paid by 1reasurer..... Is4s 50
Statement of Resources Of Carbon County,
January list, 1891.

borough and IOWnBhips Owing the County
for Maintaining Insane at Asylum.
NJ. Deibert,W Weissport bOro. 'ss, $50. sos 224 7s
Jas SpOhn, FRANKLIN tUwnShip....... "a 20
Chas, ShultZ, Mich Boyle and 2. Hart
man, Middle Coal Field Poor District 273 o.
F. GetZ and NJ. Ketner, Penn Forest... 4l3 rs
Martin Snyder, Lower TOwamensng.. 323 80
John Wasser, Kidder twp, 1887 to 1880. 2l6 81
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Old Material Sold.
Old Bridge Sold

p. d IIIIIUT1 WOI59pOIIsss'''ssV III 70
hahoninR township. i20 90
- 800 90
For Tax Rscsipt Books Sold by Co. Com.
J. j. Gerhard. ..........................S 90
For Redemption OF UnSoAted Land.
John Green, Meh. Chunk twp...9 7A
Daniel Shepp, MahOning twp. $50
j. r. Vert, Kidder twp......... IA 90
ChTistman Bros, Penn Forest. IS 20
For Taxes on Tax Lien Record.
John W. Reed, Penn Forests 81 40
Jos. Aeckas, TowamenSing.... 3E
For Temporary Loans.
From and Natl Bank Mauch Ch'k
order e56, $4,000; order 1l9. $1,000;
order 1896, 81, 800; order 233, $4,000;
order 49, $4,000; order 3S9. 5000
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Miscellaneous.
From the Lehigh Valley Railroad Co,
acct new bridge at Lehighton, DIT
under an agreement with Carbon
county, dated Nov. IL, le99....,...0 GOO %
From Luzerne county on account OF
joint bridge repairs TO Aug. 26, 90. ESQ II
From f. i. Sharkey, being money re-
ceived from county for auditing ac-
counts Of Clerk Of Courts. now re-
funded. .......................... oV w
From Middle Coal Field Poor District
on acct Of maintainance Of insane
At Danville Asylum rs shown by
Auditors supplemented report, 'e9. 6S9 %
IOLAlssssss. ssss'ss'''''''''''s''''N 'iVAS &c
County's Share Of Retail Liquor Licenses
Granted Jan. 7, 1890.
Sixty-four licenses q $3.50 each
100000
One-hfth due county. go 90
ThIrty-seven licenses a S7b
each, S2,776.0O
One-fourth due county,.'..... 695 70
02,sls rs
Leas Treasurer's Com.
mission:
$1,000 q per cent.,..S 80 90
$1,000 a per cent?. 10 90
S6l3.76 q u per cent. 3W
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Total receipts from all sources not In
GLIDING balance. elO4, ,622.ib
Orders Paid aS Per Vouchers and Bills Ex-
hibitod 70 the Auditors.
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TRH nxTEET 70 which truSts presume In
their EepaclOus greed 10 secure control Of
private enterprise ls ellucidatod quite clear
y In the case Of the Whisky Trust, =
Western SxcreSencs, whose secretary IL
now under bonds awaiting trial for connlV-
ing to destroy the property Of Chicago
concern refusing 70 cooperate with the
Trust The law WaDts 70 come down quite
smphatically on such fellows. They are aS
had, ~ not woEsa than AnArchistsi
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Packer Township.
Penn Forest rnunsi,in

School tax in part for lsss..,.....,..... y
Road " ..,.,...,..... g.
School TAX LOT 1852 e9''.'.'................ 157
nOdu . ss's......s.s......... 60
foor ..'ss................. 4s
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TN people want 70 agitAts
I've wards.
lstAbliahmsnt Of industries,
Nsv depots,
Electric Iights.
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Total expenditures, including temp'y
loans Of t32, s6,462 4s
RecapitulatiOn.
Balance on hand Jan. l, is90.s 1918 70
Receipts during year lS90.... i0i,622 Il
-s112Os5 g4
Less payment as per vouchers s..,...... 98462 as
Balance IN hands ofTreas. Jan /, 1sOl.t l5573 46
Individual Accounts of County Commis-
siOners, Sworn Statements Filed.
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Paid to the School Directors, Overseers Of the
Poor and Supervisors, their portion:
Vim. O'Donnel, B inks twp, ,ss road take 80 90
H. II. Mcbride, Banks twp, school tax
for 1886, 1887, 1888 and 1sSs............ 23b 80
Ed. Sensinger, Franklin twp, school
tax for 1888 and 1889. "a ~
John Stroll, Lower Towamensing twp,
school tax for 1885, 1887 and 1888. 20 SO
Michael Cassidy, Mauch Chunk twp,
school tax for isse, 1881 and 1855. .... 81 81
The sun., 1891-06-27
FL Dorado Opens To-day.

Tho public Will havo an opportunity to-day
Of seeing what the new amusement resort on
the brink OF the Palisades. opposite West
Forty-second street. Is like. FL Dorado will bs
thrown open this afternoon and evening. In
the afternoon an open air concert will be given
by Jules Levy. tho cornetist. a band OF sixty
pieces led by Nahan Franko. and a chorus Of
eighty voices from the Metropolitan Opera
House. Lively music will be discoursed while
visitors enjoy tho views and shady promen.
AIDES, and smoke, drink, and eat In the Moorish
castle and In the restaurants. In the evening
Bnlossy Kiralfy's historical represen 'ations,
c9lIed King solomon and the Destruction
OF Jerusalem" will be given In tho Roman am
phitheatro. He SAYS 1t is tho most magninE;;
cent spectacle ever seen b8reRbou's. and will
employ no less han loo men and women. In
the bnllets will he 700 girls attired in costly
costnm0'. After tho spectacle there will he
dlsplay OF Fireworks. moro music. and lots OF
The most, direct way to reach the grounds is
sy either tho jay street or the West Fory
via the barclay, Christopher. and Fourteenth
street le,ries to Hohoken. thence by horse cars
a short distance to the enti ance.
The sun., 1891-06-27
RYAN CARRIES orr HIS WIFE,
But tho Sheriff Has Her Now, Awaiting
Action by the Courts.

But tho Sheriff Has Her Now, Awaiting
Action by the Courts.
V1NcENNEs. Ind, Juno 26.-Several months
ago Patrick Ryan secretly married Emma Cal
lender. daughter OF Capt. Calender OF this
town, and took her to his home. two or three
blocks from the Calender homestead. Tho
young woman. II is eaid, has been an invalid
for many years. Hor father strongly objected
to tho marriage. took loyal steps 10 show that
tho girl had been taken away against her will.
secured possession OF her person. and took her
back to his own home.
Yesterday Mrs. Ryan wns III in bed at the
homo Of her father. A well l.dressed man gu.
tered the house and asked for something to
eat. While Mrs. Calender was talking with
the stranger Ryan .nrreared. The stranger
caught Mrs. Calender by the throat with ono
hand and placed the other over her mouth to
prevent her from calling for hep. While Mrs.
Calender was thus held Ryan rushed into the
house. and. seizing his wife in his arms. rushed
out and carried her to his home.
Cnpt. Calendar went to Ryans house. and Mt
the, gate was met bv Michael Ryan. a brother
entering. Capt Calender then, got writ Of
habeas corpus Armed with this sheriff Mo-
Dowell drove out to Ryan's house and took the
much disputed wife and daughter to his own
residence. where she will be de a ned and cared
tor until the habeas corpus case can be heard
before Judge Shaw.
The sun., 1891-06-27
HE HAS TWO RIGHT LEGS

Ured to Hun On Three Legs. bat = Rail-
road Accident Left Only Two In Gooa Order.
Tho three-leeged man walked into the out
door relief department OF Bellevue Hospital
yesterday. and astonished n crowd OF medica
men. He didn't come there to exhibit himself.
but for relief from rheumatism. George LIP
pert is his name. and rs he generally carries
one OF his legs curled M nndor long-tnied
coat. DR.. c. +. Overmiler. to whom he pre-
eented himself smiled inorcdulously when
Lippert .aid that his pain ranged thron6h,ahns ,hs
doctors d IsS we're % around him, and they. wouldn't
let him 70 until be promised to return next
Wednesday to be photographed.
The gent enan who bonsts. or who DID poast
once OF so super or facilities for lo:omotion
has been in New York only a short TING on on
Cincinnati. He was born in bavaria thirty
eight years ago and he AYERS thar In his youth
and early manhood be could outstrip GIl com.
petitors In feats Of estriarism. The first
leg nat he pro- ents for consideraiion Is on the
left side. This is the least remarkable, beng @
On the right side. however. he has arcommo-
dations for two ball and socket Joints. This
opportunity is improved by two legs OF equal
length The Lea to the o extreme rsst sa was N nm
railroad accident and Lippert has aince been
obliged to carry 1t bent at the knee. Ordi-
narily this leg is tucked out of light IN the
trousering that contains tho third OF the
series. which is Just inside, htpnsrt uses this
ing.' His inner right leg has only two toes
but In recompense the outer right leg has AK.
The shin bone of the two-tned leg II missing.
but Lippert walks without any perceptible limp.
The sun., 1891-06-27
Notes orForeien Happenings.

Mrs. whitelaw Reid. D. O. Mills. Col John
Hay. robert Mccormick. apd Miss Mediil. will
leave Liverpool for New York on the Majestic
on Wednesday next.
The Bishop OF Grenobe. who has hitherto
been an irreconcilnble. has addressed q letter
public as the best form OF government in
France.
The Brighton and South Coast Railroads
PASSENGER steamer Normandy. plying between
Risppe France; az and NsXLayen England 1 ra9 on
She came OF at high water. little damaged.
The court martial which has been sitting at
Chatham trying the marines who were re.
gently guilty OF insubordinaton has sentenced
tho three leaders to seven weeks hard labor
labor. ~ " ~ " WV "''A' Na'0
With n papal brief consecratlng the Congo
State to the Virgin the Pope has sent q letter
to King Leopold, OK pressing In the warmrst
terms his affection and his admiration for
king Leopold's eflortsto spread Christianity In
"a deputatlon Of the nurses Of Great Britain
visited Buckingham Palace yesterday and pro-
sented to the Princess Louise Of Sch!eswg-
Holstein diamond crescent and a set OF Ten
marriage In Tho fy-leaf or the hr-t volume
the laureate has written dedicatory lines.
The last Crown Council in Berlin. tho En-
neE9r presalnE, discussed the desttution pre-
causes. With the rise Of bread other provi-
advance has led TO humorous potato riots.
The petition Of Smith Barry. the Tipperary
landowner to be recognized as having the sole
pernry. has been granted b. tho court. This
r. a flnal blow TO the pretensions OF the new
Tpperary plan Of campaign Managers. who
sought to ruin Barry BY depopulating his
The sun., 1891-06-27
The Cabinet and the Silver Question.

WASHINGTON. June 2G.-A regular meeting Of
the Cabinet was held to-day. beginning at
1880 A. NJ. The absentees were Secretaries
Blaine and Proctor and Attorney G ene eral
Miller. The principal topic OF discussion was
the continued coinage OF silver after July /.
and the Secretary OF the Treasury presented
data on that subject. After tho Cabinet meet
Ing Secretary Foster made the following state
ment In regard to the silver question:
"Aflor full and careful consideration OF the
law relating to tho coinage OF silver Secretary
Foster finds that the act OF March 8. 1891. re-
aulres that the Secretary OF the Treasury
shall as soon as practicable. coin the trade
that $l5O,OO0 bias been appropriated for the
recoinage of tho subsidiary silver coin into
such denominations as will best serve 10 give
It CIRCULATION. There is constant demand for
small coins. principally dimes. which
supply. The Secretary OF the Treas.
nry has decided that his first duty
!s 10 obey the direction OF Congress- Congress-
has ordered the coinage Of the trade dollar
bars into standard silver dollars The coinage
OF the trade dollar bars in this manner will
transform what cost $5.0S7.705 into 514s2SI
standard dollars Tho Secretary finds that il
will require perhaps iour months to perform
the work Of coming trade dollar bars into
standard dollars ana rocoininR the subsidiary
silver. Therefore the question OF tho contin.
ued coinage OF silver dollars. as heretofore, is
not practical one at present."