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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01

are not Offering prime Western spot steady at AS ID
December January and February nominal Wheat
Holders offer moderately: No. , red winter AT 5s "a !.
No. red spIing steady at IS Id Flour-lolder oner
moderately COrn-Spot-Holders offer freely futures
holders otter moderately mixed Western spot steady
AT As I'D December dull at Is lid January dun
Mt As I'D January, new, dull at Is ID. Hops at Lon
dOn-Pacifc COast-II0lders offer moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01

o 34c low mlddllng Lee; good ordinary &c me'
and gross receipts. $3.50 bales exports 10 pI'rS
bales: spinners, 145 bales; stock 970Io bales. ,a
NewIJrcans Nov. 3O-CotOn opened STEADY fiv sc
easy: middllng l1l6c; low middling, 2,ioo
good ordinary i3-16c: net receipts, 1o3lS Dsles
gross receipts, 1850 bales sales. 32oO bales soch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01

Grand
The table shows 1882 appeals 10 reappralsemcn
against 1855 for the preceding year, decrease Of 3
cases.
The rest OF tlie report In part follows Prac-
Administrative and Tariff acts up to three months
ago have beon definitely settled so far as decisions
OF the board reach. and there is reason why the
new points that will arise should not De promptly de
iermined. The large number Of suspended cases Is
in no small measure due to the delay in the organ
zaon Of the Circuit Court Of Appeals. FEW judicial
decisions Will finally dispose Of the great majority OF
these
In compliance with the requirements OF the Gus
regulations That the bOurd should embOdy in Its
annual report such suggestions ana observations as
rs experience might warrant, attention l. called 10
the suggestions In tIe reports OF l5BO and 1901 con
corning the modification OF the additional duty pro
egnIding the cost OF production In section and the
portion OF section 10 relating 10 unusual coverings.
Renewed attention Is invited TO the paragraph In
last report having reference 10 appeals taken by
the Government from the boards decisions quos
of classification Experience for two Years past
IN this branch Of customs administration cOrrOborates
he belief heretofore expressed that certainty ana
stability In customs laws will be greatly promoted
iy combining the right Of appeal the part of the
Government to the secretary Of the Treasury the
favorable opinion Of the United States Attorney
General.
"Of the i iG appeals In this district returns have
cen made to the court In S9s cases, and thee the
in hfty-two In five cases the board has been
affirmed I'm part and reversed in part In I've case,
me appeals have been dismissed, and I'm one the
appeal withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NewYOrk Wednesday, Nov raas
including y corr to 9yeT esr op sSpoit a
" os consigned direct saughteers and u cars n pI
ne marker. Tckcnns t thu a cars in yesterday Demand
,c,ve and rm and shade hisnea io and rough
on o Toe lower Zen cars in over the
NJ Sn0Ts 1 but s' Would probably ali An
arot q SOlSEs Ss sold a! g G0
- IS 10 old and at - 2SGst ID bs Sis
81 o9gs o. 90 s sooa fa heeT s2 Gy
dressed beef Arm q! S 70 Choice dor end few
ell up 70 Colorado beef sell; a. sd Ssct s S1Eis
,a'G @ stSlsgs Of SIC at soo oc at London
sold a. q 1 tori London aaS at shipmsn
sSa at n1ad. 2ss quarters TsutopS for Of
af for d}ss:a nsit on ss ne
s..ss w fr al. c SSn $50 cattle e. ned
3 3, S,;,s Sf' -? d
a sss es 90 Fl 9 Ss:.si .srsbS
S2 Al 81 g 6 ~ s,s 80 STAT ss
s'' r; ssd 5 n'sG ac 's $sc at s. 1853 n at
3 r 4 $; 90 6 DO 1893 GS NJ $50 81 = 20 q
IS 70 stag n at = so STAT a,o bulls 3, $40 90
= % s Do $50 500 "a a. & q or 49, 9'S State s
;sso DO at 9sG 81 a y 81 TO- 30 500 90 at s
DO oss r. At 81 Ii Pennsylyana do, 7's H. at 81 10
81 ae 2 Ohio s'Is s,s l'e :; 3 It 10 - 3d. 3d.
- gs 90 lS ss 3 : = ! indiana sS ~
I7G n at - % 10 DO, 1910 N at "a %? ~ 49, ~
d. at .5 4 r sss' oH'I OHIO Sa 200 $ .
STAT I'D . MIA S Kentucky steers 1877 >: 30
s n - - u liza 49, lts' 20 at 10 - oxen 60
2 49, l@' a, 81 y + scii,s 1870, 8
~ s'a s % 8; % S' d. E I:of *
at ~ Michigan oxen 10y 10 a, - 20 " do toTi
u; at - % 1900 n at - Is onto DO i0So NJ %,
81 80: 90 tai,cr ~ coorados 1905 ~ 20
) o. DO 1905 at - DO 1870 s5,N ~ cS at y gS
MN; ss'"' n. d ,o oHi 70 s ssc' io laso T.
+ DO isS = At - so: do. 1870 N. at - 90 DO
10Y sna@ts1s II virginia coasc'' 1906 H. at
r3;2s DRY cow ccr si a id at 1872 head
Poor TO choice sold at r2oa -5t per had ana 'ASh uo"
cHvF-Recolpt, 80 head Of which 7s9 at Goth,st'
arm feeling 2 ta,s s ."a at a, ss 3 YER 100 n
9rn%a s9d ycarlngs at - isa 49, IS FED calves at
e. ;,st I'd E %,..'ai m at sSa Tor city dressed ,e.s
sale Tor dressed 6g5c Tor itte as'2O
for s d. ' r Ns-5 ana y- at
:: g ger zee w.o DO al L. 81 & 80 50 DO sj
s 4 /: g {"' @. % I p Is: 10
s ~ ~ 3 e 4: = 8 3d. 3d. $50 I55 at
y gr,, "Ts ' "a >. at y 20. o
q, - so Iei n at % DO III n. 50 i Harlem
~ >, ~, at q 5Odss IS Il grS,sers 231 H. AT
20 a. ~ I" &C. 80 ~ 49,
hume Mullen vsa' ios = At - d. % @s 100 90
az - 80 - d., 3l1 . az ~ 80 - 90 80 49,
I1Ge e nncsinghnn =, ycal-. ~ y, at - =. DO
ixs ~ at q IS 10 DO soIn - -; r. do 2s ~ at
-. . DO lis = OF - = led calves 800 -, al 20 a.
T. y Pidco,k v.nls, l5O n at - u 40 Su
,sp y a, - 80; do 1873 r. at - p fed 'a'e'' oio
y at - 10
N.phe,son E Co. 2 veals 1875 n. at 80 10 90
90, =, "a, a. 70" do lo2 n at - DO l@O N, At ~ :
~ ~. ~ - $50 > at - 30. o
Newton H,'t, ,vIItt,NRerelp,s- including ~ cars
SiItt;f a., e. i,trhrrs were Jsia cars 7,7lp h'od
- ,sIs a. 49,. $50 Ia az fully sustained prices. ana
at ll'oH'i' Hhe.l mall fnrtlon IA Cher. the market
amps VIZ, r,-,vne 400 zoe from Mondays hglfes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01
ETHIOPIAN IRODJ'CE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Nov. 30, 3 40 p. m.-Becf-iolders offer
sTslrngly. Torl-llolders offer moderately Ham -
't"d"i, otter SpuIngK hort cut about / ! to Is No..
fin NJ ass Cd. Fac n-lI0ldcrs Offer moderately: bng
lear mIdIlcs. nbOdt 40 ID steady hos, long
,rort c'Nr middl"s, about Do H. stendy AT ass.
Checse-lloders offer sparingly. 1nllow-The supply
Is poor. Turpentne and ros!n-lIoldcrs offer freely
LardSpot- Holders offer moderately futuresholders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01
A NEW HOME FOR SCIENCE.
THE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL SCHOOL.
CEREMONIES AT THE LAYING OF THE CORNER
sToNE-ADDRE SEES MADE.

sToNE-ADDRE- SEES MADE.
The ceremonies Of laying the cornerstone OF the
new building the Post raduate Medical School and
Hospital took place yesterday afternoon, on the site
OF the proposed structure at the northeast corner OF
Twentieth-st and SecOnd-ave. tent bad been
erected floor laid and camp chairs provided for the
accommodation Of those taking part in the exercises
When the people assembled however. the air was 50
chilling that IL promptly decided simply TO lower
the stone TO its place and withdraw to the rooms OF
he Post Graduate School. No 22G East Twentlehst,
listen to the principal address by Professor l. Call
ard Thomas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01
Real estate.
S15,000,000 worth
of bonds and mortgages were made to
TILE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CO

during the ten months ending Oct 81. 1891,
and sold TO investors
Both borrowers and lenders fare better with
the company than anywhere else. Every good
application promptly accepted
j5 Liberty-st, \. Y
Offices : ~ +. Cor 5sth-st and 7th-aver N.Y.
20 Court-st., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01

CoTroN-The spot market was active 5 and urn, urn but
Guiding j5s bales for consumption, and $500 bales on
contract. Quotations based Oh American standard OF
and cotton In store. running IN quaint
not more than half o grade above or below the grade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01
REPORT OF THE GENERAL APPRAISERS
POINTS AGAINST THE CUSTOMS ADM NIsTRATIvE
AND TARIFF ACTS SETTLED

AND TARIFF ACTS SETTLED
The BOARD Of United States General Appraisers yes
terday finished their annual report to the Secretary
of the Treasury for the year ending October 81
On the subject Of reappraismens the board sub
mits the following statement:
"By General Appraisers-Appeas pending last re
port s.; appeals made at Port Of New York. Az
appeals made at other ports. $50. Total, 1880.
Disposed Of as follows-Local appraisers wholly
sustained, 573 local appnise7c partially sustained,
SO advanced local appraisers. So; entries
tanned, 146; appeas Withdrawn. II appeals pending
action, l72. Total, 1000.
BY Boards Of Or neral Appraisers-Appsals pending,
last report %; appeals made at Port Of New-iorlS
318; appeals made ut other ports, 1873. Total, 542.
Disposed of as fOllows-General Appraisers wholly
sustained 375 General Appraisers partially sustained,
20 advance General Appraisers g. entries sus-
tanned, 81 appeals Withdrawn, 0; appeals pending
action, %. Total, $40.
Total ACCOMPLISHMENTS by General Appraisers. g, 900
Total reappfIsements by Boards Of General Ap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01
THE STATE or TRADE.

S sPms%t 50 8 4D Dolls So1 saIsw
May, sisoi lac; steamer No. red, 81 Sa La Csc
stockP 1890 bush. salesHj4 600 bush. Milling
BY sample S Se S SsS STEADY 4s s sPHt
AIRY. 4s 5-oa45 SIC; February, As 3-oc bid May, Ole
d steamer 80 mi 1@ 1c bid p BUSH s s;
55oeo BUSH. 80 White corn by sample 4oe4oc
yellow, do, 47a4oc. oats dull and steady No, 2
IS H. a 59c.' Recepts-3,OOO bush; Stock-9?, los
bush Rye quiet No. =, GOO nominal; Keceipsm 81 - ~
e cSi timothy, ia Soa SIS So Grain feghts dull,
unchanged. Cotton hrmer middlng, iOc. Pro-
visions s'eaaS o our P0 Clear l4c clear rib sides
and picked shoulders, &C. sugar.cured, smoked
tned nm' s sm" Butter very strong
creamery fancy, 81 32c do: fair to choice sea SOC
Imitation s t faacy 2Sa24 ao t sG
10 good % 23c. Eggs firm; 2sd 29c. Gomez steady
G fair N9 & On most nsf
granuIaod IA 81. Copper firm; refined, 10 l-4a lie.
Whskcy steady; 81 4GSl 2o.
Boston Nov 32MaTlets quiet and easy oo Re Slp
oats, 81. 900 bush; shorts, 81 tons
Buffalo, Nov. 3o.-spring wheat In fair fair demand :;
bush Chicago No. Northern, old, 80 l-2c closing !:
No. n@rS 9S 6d SPOT Se 8 V DO d Chicago
and and MnneapoIIs d. 70 SIC do washban DO, Z $50
. Northern spot 70 jsc; winter wheat In better re
quest sales . carloads No. > red 1oc carloads
40 3 extra red track. ~ lie; 1000 bush 90, In
store II Ice: carload No. white, ~ &c Corn
easier on track; good demand; sales; - caroads
No 9 yellow a. La ~ l.2c, 3 carloads 10, 40 SAC
IL carioads No 3 do. Asa a. lac; . carloads 40. q
yellow. 47a47 12c: carloads no. :, a. JIG car
loads No 3, AZ l-ia1T 1-2c: 4 carloads No. A., on
track. 4Gc no. yellow. in store, 4S 3-ic asked
oats stady offerings light sales :! carloads NO
> white 80 Ice: ) carloads No o. 3Hd 80 &C, /
carload No. mixed. on track. 36c; No. white, in
store 80 1-od 4Oc; No. do, 3sa 3o l-4c ASKED Bar
lev Guet and easy No. = Western, re. No. extra
j5a7Oc sample, 5oa 65c; Michigan. 500 zoe; state
,js0 75c Canada, 7ja SOC. Rye dull; No =, In store
5,,c asked Flour firm: fair demand best spring
- 4oa 30 winter, ga "a Al rye -four 70 4oa S 90
Nillfeed firm. Coarse do ship, ia; coarse spi1ne
hran Sl4 do medium. S13 30; winter bran, S1o % :
DO medium. 80 % do, ships ~ 20 coarse ma t
dlngs GA % fine white feed SIG 21d 9lo 90 sacked
feel ~ 20 above these prices. Receipis-Fl0ur 3D.
800 bbs wheat. 256.jCO bush: corn, 1900 bush ,
out- ~ 900 bush: rye, bush. Canal shipments
Wheat "A 900 bush Railroad shpments-flour
s. 900 bbls, wheat, 10000 bush corn, 4oo,ooo D'h
Chicago Nov. 3O.-Ihe leading futures ranged as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01
Hnfurnisbeo Apartments % fet.
propos sails.

II 5. ENGINEER OFFICE. ARMY BUILD
u ING; NEW.IORk october 20. lS32.--Sealed pre-
po,as FOR dredging channels in Gowanus Bay " r.
will be received at this ONCE until II Dec nbef Il,
1892 and then publicly opened Specifications. blank
forms and available inform alton Will be furnished %
application 10 this Office. G. IL. GILLESPIE, Lieut.
Col of Engineers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01
Countrp rropertn for Sale ane 90 feL

nrBLIC SALE December 81 1892 on premises Eighty
L acre farm adjoining Atlantic Highlands, \. j; Fine
location will divide up choice building lots Rapidly
Improving neighborhoOi Heirs OF James Fro deceased
Address b. b. FROST Chapel Hill. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01
90 let tor business pnrposes

r., ULION.ST. NOS. IOo AND lo5, with entrance
on Dutch.st., 10 let with immediate possession |;
nav be divided suit tenants.
rutland & WHITING. Beekmans-
CUOICE BUSINESS properties down town for sale.
" rutland & WHALING Beeknan.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01
openinr. highest. Lowest. Closing.

cash quotations wcrc rs follows Flour dull, pTIce'
nominnlly unchanged but weak; no = spring wheat.
II 3-sc, No. spring wheat. 63a 6jc; No. req;
II 3--c No. . corn, ~ lie. No. J. 3Dc. No:
OATS u ~ Isc No. . white. 35 i.ec no: white.
M ia 3Ic No rye, 4ec. No. barley, oyc'
30 2 T. o. b. 4oa sc No. 4. Z. o. b., 3sd sac No.
Haxsced 81 90 Prime timothy seed 81 -, M"s y
,ork p,r Dbl S13 So Lard per 100 pounds 30 II :.
Short ribs sides noosel - i0a - 70. Dry sailed
SHOULDERS boxed - 25d . 81 H. short clear des
Gods Ter gal. ~ -. sugnrs-Cut loaf 1919 loc'
...I 4 4 :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01
Ordinary

Good ordinary 7 LILO Low niddling ........s 7.l0
Strict good ordinary I 7-l8 Middling .-92
The Iort receipts were 4llOO bales comparing with
l72 bales Wednesday last week, and $3.50 bales
- ~. cnrrc dinrd d. In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01

aurtion Sales of Real @state.
PHILIP A. SMYTH, Aucuoneer.
"A. smyth Y Ryan sell at auction tuesday, Decemba
6 AZ 10 o'clock at " Y. Real Estate Saesroom III
Broadway,
POSITIVE SALE,
TEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, -
loCTF ST NORTH SIDE 100 FEET EAST l0TH.AvH
10 lots finished, below grade, no rock, nrst
class fiat and store neighborhood.
VERY LIBERAL TERMS.
Maps etc. az auctoneers office, Ill Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-01

Liverpool kilograms :45 p n.-Rocepts. 10 600 halcs
OF which American 1900 bales. alcs. 5000 bales. ~
which FOR speculation and export 1000 halls
American 900 bales: spot market nnrE. Mlldlng
upands ibid Future opened steady At 26+d decline ana
closed firm. o~,o
point. ,ary and ~ point, late months, ana closed
easy at net advance 81 only lag point. ~ iAr DAY
business less active THAI for some fne The -"l'~
.c1-nI lfnD 2la 100 lale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

Tho art OF painting aud mounting
photographs has been carried tosuch
perfection that careful inspection
Is sometimes necessary 10 distinguish
u photograph, from an ivory minia.
turc. The photograph is smoothcd
AMI polished over a glass oval aud a
glass cover Is fitted over il so care.
fully that the two pieces of glass
seem but one, so close is the union.
Nhrn the work is nicely done, no
ivory painted miniature is prctticr
and with a reasonable, amount Of
practice any amateur can Learn to
do the woll;.-St Louis Globe Dem.
"crat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09
COYOTE STRATEGY.
How tho Tawny Army Of iiunEry nrutos
Captures it, rtry

How tho Tawny Army Of Hungry nrutos
Captures It, rrri.
In the dim light Of thoclrly morn.
ing In certain parts Of tho Humboldt
Poroncglt, Mason and other valleys
may be seen n queer mwny army,
maIshaled in some places by dozens
nnd IN others by scores. The army
IL called together by u roycillc, and
soon thereafter the strange music
which breaks the stiffness Of the
desert swells into chorus partici.
pated in by all the members Of the
tawny troop.
IL il the gathering Of tho coyotes,
and they are out, their appctitcs
Gharponed by the crisp air, TO gain
their regular breakfast OF ierlscd
jacl, rabbit meat. There is a smiling
among the sage and CROSSWORD by
tho ayant couriiers Of the sharp
toothe1 brigade. Meantime all the
others have been dcployed in such
manner that when n fleet footed jack
has boon raised from his lair he is
passed on and on. The coyotes usually
arrange themselves in tho form of a
long cllipse. Thus tho Jack, how.
ever large and strong. and whether
fleet as the wind, 10 sure to at Inst
weary himself.
Ho cannot get out, for q willy coyote
at every tutn checks linn and lleeps
him in the ollipsc and in the lead Of
his puruor. When the coyote In
pursuit tires, another, freshas the air
Of the morning, takes up tho chase.
Thus an untiiing Nemesis is always
after him, and in due time the tired,
painting rabbit falls a prey 10 the vel.
low troop.
At the death they all rush in their
java working like fast flying shear
blades. The rabbit Is cut In pieces.
snapped up and eaten, and then an.
other weird roycillc is sounded and
another jack is started up; and thus
they go for two or three hours some
times, until the hunger of all is ap.
poased
ahAn hNAN taAAn IA AAt'fl NA4AkUAAg NAiHH
of the brigade Of coyotes to get n
good meal. If but ono Of the coyotes
We're TO startAftcr the rapidly flying
jack he would become quickly wind
cd without affecting the jacl; what
ever; but with relays of coyotes. and
ono always to take mp the chase when
the other IS tired, victory soon perches
ON their banner
The coyote army is most scientific.
ally generated. The commander-in.
chief, veteran Of tho chase, usually
sits on some slight cminence, his
lieutenant and aids being in full view
to repeat his orders
Mover was there a better drilled
army than this Of tho coyotes. What
they don't know about maneuvering,
ainbuscades and tho tactics Of the
field generally it win take long
time to find out. l have studied
thom much, 1t Is one Of tho most
interesting sights Of the desert to SEQ
tho marshaling Of tho coyotes Mt tho
sounding OF tho weird rovoillo and
watch their capture Of tho rabbits
Colonel Joseph Grludclmyer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

AsNcmust kccprcpcating. Shakes.
paarc was human after an. He
wrote nothing in which there were
not admirable passages worthy Of
himself. But we, like Ben Junson,
should love him ION this side idol
airy Criticism Is absolutely worth.
less If II is not sincere. We are not
10 read Shakespeare az II he were In
fnlliblc, nor 20 accept all he did in a
spirit of biiud and unqucsti1IS,lg
faith. AT the Same time we NAT
remember. In speaking OF $50 divine
genius, what Pope says Of Others that
blamed as great a mind:
1t % not Homer node, hut we who dream.
Andrew Lang in Harpers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09
The No Confidence Amendment Seconded
In the House Of
Commons.
THE LIBERALS MUST FULFILL
THEIR PLCDoCs.



LONDON, Aug. Before opening
debate ON the addfo.s IN reuly to the
speech from the throne Gladstone en-.
tered the House AMI took the usual
oath administered 10 members.
Neither the speech moving nor the
secOnding address attracted much Ut
tention, bat when Herbert Henry
hequits moved an amendment dc.
Glazing thHt the House had nu conf.
dcncc IN the government, Interest was
aroused. Thomas Boveiho seconded
the mo confidence" amendment.
IT. Hon. GJschen said he hoped the
House would at last hear something
definite about homU.rule.
Justin Mccarthy said II the Liberal
government H1mc.Rule bill did not
satisfy the people Of IRELAND there
would be an emu 10 II. lie believed
In the sincerity OF the Liberal nssut-
nncta.
John Redmond supported Agquits's
motion He could not assent To
lahOucheru's suggestion giving the
newcastle programme precedence over
the homc.rule question. lie would
not consent 10 any policy placing
homo rule IN the second rank, nor
support any measure looking 10
redistribution OF political power
impaiFing IN the slightest de.
gree the influence OF Ireland.
He hoped they would not have to wait
until February for the provisions OF
G,adstJnu's bill. The Liberal, are
going 10 he placed In power by Irish
yotss, ana they must fulfil the pledges.
In conclusion ho suggested that the
au,un u session Of Parliament should
deal with evictci tenants and Irish
poll cal prisoners measures.
IN the HOUSE oF LORDS
Earl Denblgh moved ami Earl Polli.
seconded the address In reply 10 the
speech from the throne.
Earl kimbufly CON planned that no
,licy was Swallowed Ia the speech.
Lord Salisbury admitted that there
was nothing In the speech. Tho gov.
| eminent had NO measures To present TO
Parliament. They have now arrived
nj stage where the House Of Com.
mons IL exercising the Irerogstive
| peculiarly ita own Of selecting men
whose MEASURES would come after
wards. When those measures shall
be presented there will be no difficulty
In crilic!zing them.
The Duke Of DevOnshiTe said the
present government would maintain
Oillce till II became certain that the
various sections In opposition would
combine to maintain new govern.
ment.
Lord HeBchell maintained that no
declarations Of policy coming from the
Liberal government ought to be given
until the Liberal government shall be
constituted. The address WAS ap.
proved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

Ono evening at the Grand Opera
in Gloversville, Miss Osbdrne's
Grand Metropolitan company OF
which no one had over heard, played
a horrible piece, ostcnsibly by Sar.
don, Of which probably Sardou had
mover heard. Next to u burly na-
tive, who was painfully absorbed in
the tragedy, sat q New York drum.
mer who could understand very lit
tie ON account OF the poor architec-
turo Of the house,
Turning TO his noighbor, the drum
mer remarked, ~ ind tho acoustics
very bad, don't your "Yos, it is
rather bad tonight, he replied, sniff
ing the air. you SEQ it comes from
the tanneiies IN the noighborhood.
In hot weather the smell is worse
than ut other times" Ho again
turned his attention TO the stage and
left tho drummer to his raaeehr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

a good story istold concerning tho
English and tltc Eurpsian woishilois
at St. Paul. cathedral, Calcutta.
forty years ago. Il seems that nj
that time the English portion OF tho
congregation always ~; on one side
Of the nave aud the Eurasian MON
Der. wore rigdly kept ON the other.
Bishop Daniel Wilson was preaching
one day, aud while dcnouucing tho
t1ublo religion of the European world
In Calcutta WAS strucl, by the Inn.
quid Indifference Of his English lis.
toners. With q sweep OF tno arm
over the uris,orratic si,c he pa, sion.
atoly exclaimed, All, there We sit.
yc sinners, and there, extending his
other arm above bis darker yut moro
attentive listeners 60 the right. "und
there lit the fruits OF your siusg'-
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