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New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
4 RITNST0RN TO HELP MIR RE1TTIE

After three days respite, Ncw.hOr" was treated u
another dose foul weather last night Il~'V l"aG
clouds, with western winds and rapidly rising tupci1
tu, bctokcncd the approach Of the ranst0rm which wa
Lorn in Texas late 1ucsdar night. shortly after
o'clock last night the r>t randiOp- began TO spattcr on
the pIy,uent.. and IA the course Of few minutes u"
lcop hurryng through the strrt' to their homes found
th u,c,e, at the mercy OF steady, driving rnn. Ih'
rain va. winding snuOu, sort that finds Its way
through hick>t outer wtappns- and IL continued to
make Itself able short intervals all through the
night.
The Signal Service once reports from the South arr
stin and far between, only about onc-tnid OF tr
regular number having 10 hand at 10 last hlsht
and 1t therefore impossible for the officers ID chaIsc
Of the station 70 give information caidng the extent
force or ,ituat on OF the Unweconc the rain
was IL had ,tiu cOmp,noltng adNantg- ior those
whose business hgc, them drive through Tie streets
during the day II reduced somewhat the pie, oi diitj
snow Gathered by the waysd, mud and water. and a.
Midnight seemed nkcly to iurh'r Mr. B'attIes "ok o.
cleaning the streets to a idcrable extent.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
AN orrLIyE or INDIvIDr4LISM.

=. W. sullivan, EntOr OF 'Ihc twentieth Century" de-
nyered lecture entitled, AN Outline Oi lndiNdual'm
Cooper Union last evening, undef the an'pc'S o c
<o,c YORK Economic Scclc,y lie fUnGamentJl
prirclpc OF the theory ndiVdualism follows In
ofder that may Attain 10 earthly happiness IN the
LARGEST measure possible should 1--we In state OF equal
Freedom carried the highest point pr1cucabe the ldes
being tha point at should BE- pfcN(ted ito
exercising nj, faculties excepting performing act
by which he the equal freedom OF another man
10 exercise hi, iacaes The lecturer skcchcd some oi
the arrangement, among society that would be IN
with the principles OF equal freedom giving - The
ecohomic the free ana equal
producers festurces the the
price products the highest Of pfoduc
ton closing pointed the racticar tendencies
making toward individuaLsu In tais country. A
discussion followed the lecture.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Do1rd OF Transportation annual dinner. Delmonico's'
evening.
University Of the City OF NewYork alumni dinner. Hotel
Brunswick, 80 y. N.
Palestine COmmandsry ball. Metropolitan Opera House
evening
Trial Of James A. Simmons, United States Circuit Court
Harlem Branch Young Mems Christian Association an
nNer-aiv, 3 =. m.
Young women's Home Association OF French Evan
geca Church anniversary. No East Fhteelth.st, PIN
Ladies Day at Xavier Club, to 10 p IN.
Memorial service for Colonel William H. Paine by Alex
ander Hamilton Post No. 33l Lenoxave., 1:45 D. III.
Lecture by the Rev. William Lloyd Church OF the Dis
ciples, p. N.
Review OF 9th Regiment, armOry p m
FJurth Regiment Veterans Association dinner. Claren
don Hotel. Brooklyn, p. N.
Psychcal Society. Hamilton Hall p m.
sale OF Senator StaDford's horses, American institute
Building.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
PATERSON.
TAJET1NDN.
FIGIITING IL 4 nEEREN AYNAGOGrE.

FIGHTING IN \ HEBREW SYNAGOGUE.
lively fight took place in the Synagogue Of the
E'Nai Israel in Palcr-on,t.. on Tuesday evening.
The membership Of the synagogue Is composed Of Eu-
sian Hebrews Among the member, IN b,
Loc,cr Rosenberg, who the synagogue - cents.
After services on Tuesday evening the secretary ap
prOach ii Rosenberg the subject and asked him t0
IaS up. This made him angry. aud after some hot
word, Rosenberg proceeded I" pay th" secretary by
thrsi hing him President Nathan Elind stepped be-
tween tnc warning brethren 10 stop the un>ccmy
hight Eliind got h> face punched 10y Rosenberg.
while the secretary retired from the field. The pugi
l-tlC Rosenberg Wa fnally stopped. Elknd went
before Eccoid'r Graves yesterday and had Rosenberg
arr...trl f0a assault and battery.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
TO THROW OFF RING RULE.

A movement has been started for conference Oh
prominent men in the Republican General Committee
tho Union League Club and the Young Republican
Club with view to united action In the poltcai heiu
the present year, and earnest and aggressive ei'
fort TO throw off the joke OF McLaughlinsm and redeem
the city from the ring rule now controlling puoho
affairs. 1t IS believed that by proper action IN timc
Mayor be elected who viii give the Guy ho'o,'
government and that the city get dollars worth
for overv dollar eypended Considerable opposition
has been aroused the proposed bill turning over c
st. J0hnand County Farm to the exclusive GoIi'u, , ~
the Commissioners OF Charities and C0TTectl0h' WIZ
power TO make contracts and expend Sooo,ooo yc"i
subject to the approval Of no one.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29

nays with mdse and passengers TO Jas Ward CO. Arrives
steamer Phladepha. Chambers. Puerto Cahello Jan ~
via turacaoan lagyra with mse and passengers 70 bou'
steamer smeiton Tower ,Brl. Golfree y Johns. Pr
days with mdse aud passengers Miller. Bull Co Arrived
steamer Amcrica CNory HOo.ef. Por, Nara d,ys VIII
Steamer Comal Rsk. Galveston Via Key West WIKI n'''
and passengers 10 c II Mallory " Co. -,.v, in
steamer Neytllan Brl Hamilton. Neworledhs "''' "
steamer shaw Fuller Nev.orleans days with noh'
steamer Bri,lam Coombs New orleans days, with md's
steamer lcmasscc Robinson Jacksopye va charleston e
days. with miSe and passengers to WmP clyde - u0
Steamer Whitney. Haliett Boston VITA md'e "
Smp Partiia new 1911 tons Carter Bath Ne. ballast
snip Jaietrac Nor) Zeiner Boston, in ballast FuneA
Bark IIab (Nor) jensen Pernsmbuco pec 2e llamR%aa
Roads. Jan IS. with sugar to Smith scmpoer ''''o~
master.
sUNsEr-windat at sandy Hook. moderate ssE raining.
CLEARED
steamer Brcmethaven Gerl schmidt Dover-H s'uriou's
steamer state of Pennsylvania (Br). Maun. Glasgow
steamer channos Bruu (Norl wesenberg ManIanila-
II Kelly. ,,--,-,. ,,,..,n. pIA
steamer Niagara Burlcy. Havana and sasua-Ja' Wa"
steamer Iampasas Crowel. Galveson-C Mallory a w.
steamer New orleans Belts ewOreans-s III seaman a,
Steamer civ of Augusta Catharine savannahR WALKER
steamer cherokee. Bearse. Charleston ana 1acH'on''
Steamer wyanoke Boaz Norfolk and Rlchmond-old Do
ROW
ring Archibald. ~ .- ,,,.,.,.h,a stmp
son spence Young ,.-- ,,cr..,..
Steamer otiage CIV Bennett. P0rtand-Horatlo ha|
BarK aura Emily Dorman RIO Janeiro-Ihos Norton,
Rark Hattie Il (rl Harvey. Santos J whitney ~,
Brig Moss Rose tBD. Donovan, Mauritius-H " feA>"
4 Co 90 ,,,.. u,, =, ,,.o-bv,dsst
Brig Reindeer. strandt' 81 stVincent VIII i'0"O''N'
Sons. ,.,,rD
Us Steamer Yantic. ,.-., sr,ee
city of Berlin and Gsrmanic for RS
Dremeu Birmanla Mediterranean ports SeguIanos.aa
Janelro: Ceres. Manzania: Niagara Havana; ish,oa,
Galveston, OF Augusta. savannah; Cherokee ChAio'
Wyanoke Richmond.
shlp Magdaene. for Perth Amboy. plsvn
Barks Bay Of Fundy for southampton Leocaus D'''
Miranda. Point Pitre
Brig Motley. for Auckland. NJ.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS. -
LONDON. Jan 27-saied. steamer Ludgae Hill ''''
Brown. for New.Y0rk. -, p.,ue
LIVERPOOL Jan 27-Arrived. steamer Bayonne Br fs'A"
from New.Iorg - rvsna
SWANSEA Jan 27-sailed, steamer Mneola tBr). h'''
for Ncw.York r., usss
HAMBURG Jan 27-Arrived. steamer Marsha (0ss) -"
from New. York.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
NEWARK.

Louis stahler. well-known young halter ana
praiden fIf the Hat Pouncers society," who had been
on debauch of several weeks duration went INTO an
onthonso in the rear OF No. 2G8 MarketSt Tuesday
evening and fired two bullets from revolver into his
head The injured man was taken to the Clty lioS-
Ita whore the surgeons unable 10 extract either
Of the bullets.
William d. Bird. who on Tuesday married Grace
Faulk, the beautiful Young girl Tor Whose D'tFdN ~
he VA, convicted last saturday, was taken before inc
Cont Of Quarter sessions yesterday morning. Where
me court a. provided for in the Jaw. suspended sen
tnncc and allowed him 10 depart A free man. Bra
entered into bonds IN 10000 with MS itihcr anu
uucle as >urctc> the condition being mat ne Slaii
i've with and propcrlv provide for his wife and child
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
EIIIANETIi-

Jo,cph Klein President Of the Polish Ilr're"
Cemetery Association here. Wa convicted lat evening
I'm f!l. Union County Couit OF f.titIr.i!t ".i'iuil-
MONEY frlm John I"c,c. follow '"uIt\ih man
sentence w'n be- impo-sd ou saturday h Judge
McC Cormich.
senator barrett Of Essex County. and A,'cinoN man
mai, of Uobokeu Appeared here IN court Yesterday
ADD argued for a DELAY IA the triil of Johu H. VAR m
and Clarlc> ~hortell. the Philadelphia bunco men VINO
ov,indl,d Charlie. II. Lcming out oi T@,Vp. me u"
yer. aid that TWO important witnesses for the defence
we're out Of the state and could not get bacA IN time
u, testify Jud sc Mccormick postponed the trial untl
I'm. N,v term n court II" would not lower the Dail.
G',,,r,cr thc men being held ~ $4,000 cIch.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
u,. .rnrrn rllr sl.nrnENA IN 4 TIE.

The -uit of Mis- Mamie Tlly. OF Bayvlc, against
william Fowler II VALLEY stream. ended suddenly yes
t.rd,y ny Fowler agreeing 10 compensate Miss IliY
far her wounded feeling, by hluC bond Tor rl@o Il"
he paid within a Year I'm monthly instruments. Inc
constable had some trying experiences IN serving MS
.,i,ncua, i'm the ca-e. When the constable appeared
Al Nh, door ~ one Of the witnesses. the owner oi the
b.,,.. iumr,i through a window. followed closely by
,h. constable The witness cleared the window, but
landed in a ub # water standing under the window.
The constable landed on top ~ him, ana Whc both
vcr,. valovlng ia their bath the officer Of the law
served hI, subpoena.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
NEWS .FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

The arrangements for the funeral Of the dead Fire
Chief Henry f. Farrler, favc been completed, ana
tle services will take place tomorrow at the fl'st
Kon,ist Cliurch The Rev. Dr. Parmly will ofcisc.
Navnr CloVcland has issued proclamation asking
bat an busincS, hon,cs and public buildings have flags
al half mast durins the services.
I,, Iiebermann twenty.sIN wears old. Of No. 20
WashinctUn.,t llelckcu, while crossing the Pcnnsyl
v.uia tracks AZ ScWark-avc. yesterday soon after :
m was struck by a passenger tram ana KILLED.
rho man was sent It. Francis Hospital. bnt he died
soon after arriving there.
The Hcv J. L. Wells. of Newark, has been asked u
All the plnCc of assistant pastor oi inc laocrd'" ~
is bcleI ed he will accept the 0ncr
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
NORTHERN NEW JERSEY COUNTIES.

NENIEr rNoWICk.-A young man, about eighteen
years old, found dead last night at East New
Brun-Wich. In - memorandum book was found the
name &C. &. HASH but 40 place of residence. lie
was respectable dressed and IL /, not known whether
the killing Wa accidental or case of suicide.
RlTilERFOKD.-A. W. Ovcrbaugh. for many years
cngiavcr in metal, whose place Of business At
No. 20 Na~-iu--t New lOrh became insane about six
weeks ago after severe Hines ana wa taken 10
the Norri~town Asylum for treatment. Iii, condition
rapidly grew worse. and be died Tuesday. The
dead man leaves Il widow and two sons.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
HE LIVED OVER A CENTURY.

Edward died yesterday at No. Isl Dougiass.st
at the OF 105 He born In Ireland IN i'o'
and his and in early life was linen
draper in Belfast He carried pixies for his fathers iehu
In the rebellion OF 0S He followed his children TO this
country 1864 His wife died a. the age Of ninety IN
1885. lie left children surviving from fourteen chi'
dren had scventy.four grandchildren. The funeral
VIII be held Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
DANCING TO AID ORPHANS.

Many persons attended the hyhird annual bail OF the
Emerald Association last evening in the Academy OF Mus
which was gayy decorated and brilliantly ghted ior '
yearly entertainment aid OF the Roman Catholic orp
Asyums OF the city, The boxes and balcony seats were
occupied by many wel.known people, and the dAic'"e
floor was crowded the time the ball opened unt long
past midnight Among those present were Senator anu
Mrs Eugene f. O'Connor Dr. and Mrs. A. w. Ford, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Mclaughlin, Mayor and Mrs. Chaph'
George NJ Nichols jr BERNARD Leary, Hugh A. NC
Telnan. NJ T. Einnegan and Dr. ]. A. Kene.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29

MILITARY SERVICE INSTITUTION OFFICERS.
Inc Executive Council OF the Mnitay service lhSu'u'
on of the Lnit,d siatcs held IL Oi'btal me'thg a'
Governor, Island yesterday ana elected the following ot-
rr. President MA.or.',cn,ral John N. S.hoheid; vice
,r.,dent M,Iol en,rs q. .. Howard and Breyet Bug'
,aer.,iencral T. r. lodrnboulhi >,cie-ry MAJOR W. l.
nasan 1T Aftlery; treasurer First Lieutenant j. L
lin.h. ith Art.IrIy.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
CHARLES NJ. ACKEEMAN MISSING.

Charles VI. Ackcrmln. OF the Buffalo Fire In
surance Company at 40. 50 MOntague-st.. has been
missing a Nothing could be- learned OF him at
his home No. 533 Putnamayc., where his wife is Ill.
Expert looking his books II
s3 600 be accounted for Mr.. Ackerman was highly
respected by his lie belongs 10 the Gilbert
and Davenport amateur dramatic societies.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29

January he weighed anchor and took his vessel into
the inner harbor and alongside the company
wharf. A heavy was breaking over tho bar Dut
the vessel touched bottom and was greeted with
great cheering and display Of bunting when II was
seen that ship Of such draugh could safely enter tho
horbor for this that the bar has been dcepehcu
by nearly four feet.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
WHEN GREEK MEETS GREEK.

Richard Paulenys and stephen skopas two Greeks Of
No. 30 popar-st.. before Police Justice Iieh'
yesterday upon complaint OF Theseus Paulepys nephew
the prisoner charges them with stealing
si96 tIou.ers' pocket early yesterday morning
lie says caught the and struggled with then
until a policeman appeared The uncle and nephew are
making money rapidly. The prisoners Were
held for examination.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.


CLARENDON-JOhn Newell. Of Chicago FIFTH ANf'
NUE-Congtrsnan Samuel r. Snider, ot Minnesota: con-
cressusn-eect Warren +. Daniel. oi New-smpHire anu
eNCOnCressnan AutIse A. Ranney and Franklin Haven
IT, Of Boston. GILSEY-iioyt sherman, Of Iowa.
GRAND-Captaln Winfield 5. schey, L. :. Navy. HOFF'
MAN-Ro,wel a. Psimenter. OF Troy. VICTORIA
Congressman william H. Hatch. Of Missouri WIND
SOR-PTOessor Elisha Gray. o. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
A LuXrRY For TOURIs

Are free from all crude and irritating matter
Concentrated medicine only \t'l slif ,aHY \" V'NV
no rain; no gripping. Cart.r'> l. tile Liver PMS
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
Announcements.
LIE ArMnspuERE OF LOVE

= ,urs SWEET hr. ath. This des!l atum Is one of the
III, of using SOLODONI. VIII en- not only nNleoTates
rd ury,, the teeth but renders the mouth As fragrant
a, "A
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29

USE BEUMMELL's CELEBRATED CoUCH DROPS
Genuine have \. II. B ON each drop sold everywhere
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29

"THT LEADER the best water-crackcr in the
world; ana phosphate; yeast or sodai
powerful builder UP ~ every tissue.
HEALTH FOOD CO.. 81 Fifth Avenue. and all grocers
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. K....wEDNEsDAY JAN 2s. 1891
ARRIVED

Cunc Br). Rober Liverpool Jan lB with mse
10 Bruce lsInay. Arrived at the Bar AT 3 - M.
Thngvala Dam. Lamb Copenhagen jim T. Chris.
tianIa TO- Chrisansnnd ~ with mdse and passengers
Funoh, Edye q Co. Arrived at the Bar at $50
Steamer Orxapa Mcintosh Vera Cruz. sc. Havana
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WFSTCHESTER COUNTY.

WESTCHESIER COUN L.
MOUNT VERNON WANTS 80 BIGGER pEBr
senator Robertson introduced bill in the Legislature
last week which Il Is not likely he will urge upon It's
massage when he learns the sentiment Of the tax paying
interests II is a bill which authorizes the Boaru OF
Trustees OF Mount Vernon TO issue forty year bonds 10
the extent OF about $l5O000 TO meet the cost OF the
lateral sewers in that town. Tho present boaru Vi
Trustees has Democratic majority, and the majority
alone Is anxious and urgent to issue thcsc poiu9'
while the Republican members are III accoru VIII" '
majority Of the property interests. believing that the
sewers should paid for by the owners OF the property
benefited pro rata. instead of being made gehera'
tax and that the limit Of payment should not be eX'
tended beyond five years They point to the iact taa
the debt Of the town IA now S26e,oOo, WIN an as
scssed property valuation Of little more thah
80 900 600. and that to add a greater debt Is hoe
only unnecessary, but unwse, and would a, MAKE .nc
debt more than per cent Of the assessed VaIuaio
which under the law would preclude 1t from getting
city charter from the Legislature. petition mas re
ceivcd large number of signatures I'M III
against the Jill and requesting that the period snail
be limited 20 live years al least
YONKERS-Thc Board of Education has decided to
lease the Old High school building from the FlagG
estate at a rental OF 500 per month to accommodate
the 700 scholars who have not been studying slnco
Grammar school no. . damaged by fire. No al
ju-tmeut ha, yet been made with the insurance com
pauic,. .. Mayor Millward has called public meet
ng for TO night at Manor Hall TO consider the paving
Of the streets and the amendment to the city charter'
SOMERs Farm land i, being sold cheap here.
Harrison Lcat has sold hi, eighty two.acre farm,
dwelling and oi buildings the Oid road fOm SOnierN
I'o,tr1ad. back of Pcck,ki. for $1,000
WHITE PLAGNs.-Thc Committee on Equalizauons
Of the Board Oi supervisors has reported the ass ssd
valuation of count, real c,tat" for l-Do Al 7D,;0
1l2 Increase flom l-o9 ~ .632, ,59l assessed ValuQ
II personal cstat". ~2.j2i,-32 being decrease OF
II - 40 fnm Is-o mll value of real estate. SIG,
i33.n"O. The health of Archdcdcon !. B y an
krc,h >ii continue, poor and he has gone to Lake
wood, y. j.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
HENRY 4. DANIELS, NJ

DO YOU WANT WHITE HANDS
80 Coru.Il'- BrnIom No-mctic soap SOd everywhere
ID cent, cake.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29

Diseases of the Nor,Ous Sytem nto,u rnary organs
Impotence and Stcrhuy. Hours : " i, 70 9.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29

Or LYONS Perfect Tooth Powder Ia metal boxes with
,atent measuring tube. Neat and portable. 70 Cts
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29

J T. STAFFOED'~ OLIVE lar
l. specific for .
pPONCIITTIS COTGUS. ASTHMA, GROUP, WHOOP
III; COIOII SCAELATINN. tud al forms ~ CON
SUMPTION when t Is rNklN. NFpLIEp or iNlIA.ED
Tor Burns, Scald, and Ch.bnn~ apply OlNc IL.
PAIN WILL INSI INNiLN 'EAN'
sold everywhere 30 cents per bottle.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE NLMANAC.
TO-DAY
Sun rises Sets $40 Moon e5J Moons age 10
HIGH WATER
4 AM-sandy Hook lOUj GOV Island 1924 Hell Gate OBJ
r. u-Sandy Hoog 1898 GOV Island IL OSl HoIl GsIe O.lI
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
"NAUVoO." l.. * w. "N>UVOO."
\ hlsh-back. f,li collar.

Mrs. WINsLow'S Soothing SYRUP
Has boon used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLioTTsS Ts
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE IttI H.
fNG Win PERFECT SUCCESS. II sOoTHtS the
CHILD SOFTENS The GUMS. ALLAIS all PAIN
CURES WIND collie. and Is the best remedy foF
Sold by Drugg ss Ia every part OF The
world Twenty-Five cents bottle
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEI MERS.
TO-DAN

TcsSei Line. For Mails close sails
state OF PennsY sYlvana. state. Glasgow. IL
Cieniuegos. y 81 cuba. Nassau....... pm pm
Trinidad. quebec, Bermuda pm nm
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29

Yglesas. Span Trans. Havana. a.&c.....l0 am ~ m

sAIURDAr. JAN. 81
Arizona republican., 1891-04-26
Caught by Sharpers.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 25.-Several days ago E. V. Harrington, Probate Judge at Preston, Minn., wrote to Supt. Colbert for information concerning his Son, Sabin. He said the young man had left home with tl200 to attend horse sale at Cambridge City, and, with the exception of postal card mailed at h. dianapolis, nothing had been heard of him. The letter and dispatch were turned over to Chief Splann, and today young MT. Harrington was brought to police headquarters. At the Superin- tendent's suggestion he wrote a letter to his father explaining that he is well and in time will return home. The police authorities say that the young man will not go home because he had lost the $l2O0 at the hands of lot of sharpers, and he is ashamed to face his family.
Arizona republican., 1891-04-26
An ObsOlete Fashion,

Coming over on the Brooklyn Bridge cars saw an aged gentleman wearing q comfortable gray shawl wrapped around his dropping shoulders. The sight was unusual, though it was quite common q dozen or more years ago.
 Turning to a well known dry goods man who sat next to me l asked him Do you have many calls for gentlemen: shawls now?" "No," he answered. "Oul firm has not sold a gentlemans shawl il three years. We do not keep them il stock any longer. Scarcely anybody wears them now"
 subsequently, asked several other dry goods men and gentlemen's furnisher, the same question, and from all received the same answer. The custom of shaw wearing by aged gentlemen has become almost entirely obsolete.-New Yorl Continent
Arizona republican., 1891-04-26
An Ice Advertising Scheme.

Manager Williams has scheme that is away ahead of anything ever attempt ed He unfolded it yesterday before Chief Bigelow, when he asked that off cial if he would be violating any law by delivering ice on the pavements in front of the principal business houses of the city.
 Certainly you can," answered Mir Bigelow, but what is the advertising scheme in it2"
 Well" remarked Harry Williams "you made us take down the street bill boards and the stands at the areaways We had to do something; so have placed an order with an ice manufact uring company to freeze the Autographs of my attractions in big cakes of ice Manufactured ice is as clear as crystal and it gives the cake the appearance Of having the picture painted upon it. These blocks of ice will be left upon the pavements, and people can use the ice il they want to. The manufacturers as sure me the quality of the ice will not be injured in the least. But, more than that, the Autographs will not be spoiled and that is all I care for "-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Arizona republican., 1891-04-26
Saved by Striking on His Head.

Robert Cannon. colored painter on the new belt line depot, was on q scaffold with bucket of paint, on the fourth floor, when the scaffold broke, precipi. tating him to the ground, nearly forty feet.
 The fall rendered him unconscious for a moment, and a crowd of workmen gathered, expecting to pick up the dead body. Cannon suddenly aroused, jumped to his feet, and, rubbing his head, said he guessed he must have been asleep He struck the ground on his head, making a deep indentation in the soil, but he was not injured beyond scratch on his face. Cannon asked for lay off for the re. mainder of the day and then walked to his home.-Kansas City Times.
Arizona republican., 1891-04-26
Gen. shcrman's Funeral Arrangements.

At the funeral of Gen. Sheridan Sen ator Carlisle and Gen. Sherman walked arm in arm out of the church and waited on the pavement in front for the process sion to form. Senator Carlisle remarked, Il expect we will have to wait here some time" "l suppose so," replied Gen. Sher. man, and added, "I am not going to have any of this nonsense at my funeral. e "How do you know?" responded Senator Carlisle; you will be there, but help less"
 Gen. Sherman replied, "I have already made all the arrangements for my funeral, and if they are not obeyed to the letter will do some tall kicking, dead or not dead. d."-Cor. Louisville Cour- er-,JOurnal.