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The morning call., 1892-02-12
LIKE MANIACS.
Exciting Scenes in the New
York Stock Exchange.
Market ASitated Over The COnSummatiOn
Of a Big Railroad Deal.
Enormous Transactions by HuStling, Pull
Ing and Shriekin6 Crowd Of Brokers.
Boom In Reading Securities.
Special to THE MORNING CALI.

NEW YORK, Feb. II. - Reading stock
closed last night at 553. Later details Of
the big Jersey Central deal by which the
company is to control the Jersey Central
and Lehigh Valley were made public, and
at the Windsor Hotel last night 60 was bid
for the stock.
At the drop Of Chairman Mitchel's gavel
this morning announcing the opening Of
business, 200 brokers gathered in Reading
groups and became like maniacs. Such
hustling, pulling and excited crowd of men
has seldom been seen. Length Of limb and
depth of voice came in good stead this
morning. The stock opened on the board at
5712. In few minutes "a was touched, an
advance Of points since yesterday and Of
% points since this day last week.
DAY OF TUMULT.
The scene was pandemOnium. Wilder
shouting, struggling and shifting occurred
than in the time of the panic. The excite
ment did not flag through the day and
brokers who had endured the ordeal were
exhausted at the close of business. 1t was
aGy OF tumult and excitement that appalled,
the Oldest men in the street. The figures
alone will give some idea of the transac-
tions. 1t must be remembered that on days
of intense excitement Of any activity tens Of
thousands Of shares are bought and sold
which are never reported so as to be in-
cluded in the official record. In the first
two hours after the opening it is estimated
that 90O,0 600 shares were dealt in. That is
record rarely made for a day. 1t has often
been the record of a week. The total re-
ported transactions for the day amounted to
az, $40 shares.
THE ADVANCE IN READING.
Contrary to general expectation not a
failure was announced, and with the fall of
the hammer of the Chairman at o'clock
the biggest day in the history Of the eX-
change came TO an end with confusion and
excitement just as great as at the opening.
No one looking at the maddened, excited
crowd of men, Shrieking at the top of their
voices, would have supposed them TO be
business men capable of dealing In 3d.,
100000 worth of property in thirty minutes.
Reading stock was enhanced in value So
800, 600 by the actions of the excited mob.
The transactions were not enormous in the
aggregate, but all individual trades were on
large scale
whats bid for a hundred?" cried a
broker, rushing up to a Reading crowd this
morning.
Run away, little boy" answered an
other, mopping his brow, we are playing
with blue chips only to-day"
THE DEAL RATIFIED.
The Directors of the Reading, Lehigh
Valley and jersey Central to-day ratified
the contract for the new deal.
Drexel, Morgan d Co. announced Off
cially this afternoon that the leases and
contracts signed last night have now been
ratified by the Boards of Directors of the
ROading, New Jersey Central and Lehigh
Valley railway companies, by which the
combination Of anthracite coal interests
have been effected.
The morning call., 1892-02-12
READING SECURITIES.

Amount of stock Handled During the
First Half Hour of Business.
New YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Stock Ex-
change this morning resolved itself practi-
calIy into an exchange for Reading
stock. Over 100000 shares OF this
stock were traded in during the first
half hour OF business. 1t is doubt
full if the Stock Exchange ever wit
messed such a scene as took place at the
opening of business. The post where deal
ers in Reading stock generally congregate is
in the BrOad-street wing of the bOard-r0Om.
But this morning mighty crowd of brok-
ers, packed densely together. oVertloWed the
limits Of the StOck-rOOmS ana swallowed up
in their numbers half dozen other groups,
the members of which had to go elsewhere
il they wished TO trade in special stocks.
Samuel Sloan, President of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western. said to-day that
the Lackawanna is thoroughly in sympathy
with the combination.
Cornelius Vanderbilt was asked if he
would say definitely whether he was in any
way interested in the coal roads cOmbina-
tiOn according to current reports. Wander
bilt authorized Depew to say for him that
he was not III any way interested In the
transaction.
The morning call., 1892-02-12

which are the especial pride of her father
and mother. Mrs. McKenna is an estlma-
bic lady and Will be sadly missed among her
lady friends here.
Washington telegraph., 1892-10-19
Election Proclamation.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

Notice is hereby given that, in
pursuance of law, there will be an
election held in the County of
Hampstead, State of Arkansas, on
Tuesday, November 8, 1892, for
two Presidential Electors from the
State-At-Large and one Presiden-
t,al Elector from the First, Second,
THIRD, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth
CONGRESSIONAL Districts and for one
RepTesentative from the Third
Congressional District. Election
TO be held at the following places:
Ozan township, Washington,
Precincts Nos. l, 2, and 3.
Ozan township, Ozan.
DeRoan township, Hope, Pre-
clncts Nos. |, 2, 8, and 4.
Wallaceburg township, Wallace
burg. M,
Chapel.
Garland township, DeAnn.
Bodcaw township, Sardis.
Spring Hill township, SpriDl
Hill.
Bols dare township, Fulton
Presincts Nos. l and 2.
Saline township, Sarato1a AM
Columbus.
Mine Greek tow nship, Blnger
Union School House, School Hous
near Smisson's Mill.
Red Land township, Pleasan
Grove.
Water Creek township, Guernse
JAMES .. JONES,
, Sheriff of Hampstead County
. Arkansas.
Washington telegraph., 1892-10-19
COURT NOTES.

Tho ITnlon township contest, to SET
,,;do tba order Of Judge Gibson DIS
memJering that township and restoring
i, to It's original status us an lhteSt"i
nar, If Mine Greek township, came up
for hearing, and was by Judge Hearn
decided against the appellants SO 'h''
Unlon township is now a thing Oh lhe
past. H..
The grand jury returned an lnd'ct>
ment for murder IN the hrst ueSle'
AGAINST Pink Allen for killing the Rev.
Newman Sheffield, the particulars oi
which we're printed IN the TELEGRAPH
two weeks ago. Judge J. D. Conway
will defend Allen.
The only murder case tried at the
O,toher court term was that OF the ola''
va Nathan Leedom, for the killing o
Amos Johnson, both colored. Leedon
received a five years sentence, and wa
takeu to the pen Saturday
The Grand Jury returned thirteen IN
dictn,ents, as follows: Murder, z
Grand larceny, 3; burglary and iarce
nv, /; aggravated assault Il assau'
with intent TO kill, 2; Illegal cohap'''
tion, /; gaming, 3
! he excellence of the juries was
snbiect of common comment.
It was the dullest court term on res
ord in Hampstead county.
Judge Hearn still holds the meo"
tbe model circuit Judge.
Washington telegraph., 1892-10-19

Engineers are prosecutinglthe survey
Tor the extension uofthward from Nasn>
vile OF the Arkansas and louisiana rail-
road. At Greenwood 1t jill connect
with the Gould line running 10 St. Louis
ana Kansas City; and as te gap be-
tween Hope and New LeIisville will
soon be filled, we are prom ised at no
distant day q through line fiji pm Kansas
City TO New Orleans.
Washington telegraph., 1892-10-19
REAL ESTATE.
Improved & UnimprOved
Lands for Sale.

am overstoeked with land and anxior q.
to unload ] have between 5000 and 4fce'
acres III Hempstead and adjoining counties,
whleh c9n BE bought ut decided bargains
d. u. ANDREMS Hone Arl,
Washington telegraph., 1892-10-19
A. T. DELONY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, LAND AND
COLLECTION AGENT,
WASHINGTON, ARK.

Agent for National Remedy Company, @ New
York, sole propretors OF the wonadrimi y na,,
Japanese Oil, pr. swans Liver ,hu hsoIei n,.
1ure. National Specific for Malaria, Dr.
swans Cascara Pills, Ascariden for orins
and Pin Worms. ,.,,,,,,r, 90
AGENT for B. f. johnson \ Co, prnilsners ot
standard subscription books, luenmonn,
VA. viii sell YOU the greatest book OF tlle
age, "Health. Wealth and Happlness,
showing how to attain and retain each W
the end OF life. ,,,....,.,.,,,, >, !,
Agont for w, II. Chidester & Son Electrogranh
Portrait Company, New York, orglhators
OF the artistic electrographing, copying
Acc hoent for WaIlingford Silver Company
Wailngford, Conn, manufactnrers OF ~ a.
grades Of electro plated hollow ware' ha
ware, watches, jewelry, Nc
ORDERS SOLICITED.
Washington telegraph., 1892-10-19
Notice for Proposals

For keeping AM working prisoners com
,ntttrd TO the Hampstead County JAIN.
'therehvinvite and solicit proposals OF re-
snonsihfo persons for contract for mainten-
apcn',f apCn, safe. Keeping and working OF prisoh-
ame1, iS 1,,nmmtItod 10 The County Jail of Homp-
siead county. Said proposals to he made IN
writing on or Letore c 81 day 81 oct".
w., 800 nj which time all proposals " IL he
0,,ly considered, and passed upon Al the
,"mrt House IN Washington Arkansas.
mi. contract to begin on the I'd day OF No
xembpr 1892, ut which time the contract ~.
anv and all bids is hrrr6A reserved.
any AZ" ARTHUR A. GIBSON,
CuuAll Juu-e.'
Washington telegraph., 1892-10-19
BETWEEN
ST. LouiS, Mo-, and Galveston, Tex
No cyange OF cars between ST. Louis ard
San Francisco,

tr,,iT tn thr romDnuVis neHrpst age,
ii. q. TOWNSEND, G! T. &P.,A,
st. Louis. No.
Washington telegraph., 1892-10-19

against it, The majority of our roac
workers are small farmers. They make
nut little beyond living, and otter
llhd 1t difficult to meet their tux. Te
increase this by taxation for road
working purposes, would make bur.
den grievous to be borne, especially
as they now contribute most of the
labor under the present road law.
The third plan, we think, is not only
practical, but the wIsest solution of the
convict lease system, now agltatlng the
State Ii is true, TO adopt this plan,
VIII necessltate considerabl expense :.
The maintenance of guards, the pros
Viding OF suitable quarters for couvicts
when not at work, sometimes the en-
ploYment OF civil engineers, the pur:
chase OF teams and other things neees
sary, will make au aggregate of ex.
pendltnre not small; but as heavy If
not heavier expense has to be met un,
der any other than the lease sys
tehi, "hich it now seemscertain is to be
abolished. Ii this IS done t he eonylcts
must he confiaed within walls, or
placed upon public works of some
character. To confne them wllbin
walls entails heavy expense. withanl
anV remuneratiye labor on the part OF
the convicts to meet it; for only skilled
labor SO confined can be made self
sustaining, aud large majority of The
conVlcls are untaught IN any of the
mechanic arts. Even if they were 50
taught TO employ them would bring
the products of their labor in competi-
ION with the products of free labor, a
warning result of which has been re. |
Gently gwen IN Tennessee, where It
large force of militia was necessarily
called out al great expense to the State
to quiet lawlessness. We think that
the best possible use which can be made
ot convict labor IS to employ IT upon
49, fNo'iS tpoNS' lltEb IL Will cOllle III
;onfict'with no other labor, and the
expense attendant upon its emSis aua
nent will be more than returned Ia. u -,
lrunle le.....l..--.--7srrcrr5, III lhe o,,r .,
,ost of marketing the products o.
Acids and forests, OF manufactures anu
mines. and in the enhanced vaiuc OF
all real estate, results always ano eSe'f I
where exactly commensurate wan 'n0
of public roads. we urg0
onr members of the Legislature TO Sif7
his matter their best thougnf' oe"''"'N
il is over our lhorougIfares lhat popu>
la,lon and wealth and civilization must
come. We must improve lie o'iu''
path ways of our ancestors II We "o"''
keep step with our sistel States in the
march Of progress. d,,t,os nc
Now, having discharged ouA duties ~, Us
Desl we could, and thanking your @ ilono'
and and the officers of the court for couite-
.'rs Sips extendsd we asked to be discharged
' ]. Il. WMBERLY, Foreman
GEO. w ORION, Secretary
Washington telegraph., 1892-10-19

on the Battle farm in HOWARD county
George Sanders discovered il ssse Harts-
heid making love to his tSans nsiersD wife
and shot him dead. The notmcide has
retained Judge Joe Conwayf to defend
him.
Washington telegraph., 1892-10-19

We were visited by Il magnificent ram
on Friday, the first that had afallen here
in tive weeks, and everybody witnessed
the downpour with feelings ofl Joy.
Washington telegraph., 1892-10-19

The Memphis Commencing is one of
the best newspapers in the safnth. 1t is
ably edited. bright, newsy and intensely
Democratic. "a
Washington telegraph., 1892-10-19

Senator james k. Jones asspeaks at
Center Point on the oath anda Nashville
on the 25th. He then goes T TO North
Arkansas to fill list Of as1r}B intments.
Washington telegraph., 1892-10-19

,,-,r,, eC,AA'TT,TrdLE-N@tive g sf,ors ~
cugo, but hasa sir fpia1S pa1Sep, p,s.' egta n
the mammoth exGsfbit. Tdidh,a-t 2mth
cn,ors. Also mantp z5thers. illhiSi 20 r.
tisiically the useful. and the cur,l,us aInQ v
beautiful thai willlbe there In nasnincent
display. .;G.o,,t oy.
II caps the climax with a magnlnceht cV-
clornma view. 'Bird's-eye view OF the EN-
position Grounds and Buiidingf, Deaall-
fully Autographed in eight oil colors' size
9x25 inches. .,
,.,,,o =, 70 ,,;.i,n,g Chicago in 1893 IL will be
purchased by the millions whol cannot 20,
but will desire to know l'ist wnaC thei,
friends are seeing. The price pi Tue oooA
'I,,,ts II tn the wants of the MASSES.
Agents are wanted 90 sell the book ID s,, ev
G et' ot uo"n ~, annIicniion. Address. Pacific
| p,i',i.hi,a W. TN 70, 30 North Tdird ST., st.
Louis, Mo. Read their adyeftifmeht III an
| other column,
Washington telegraph., 1892-10-19

Party candidate for Congress, will dis
Gus the political issues ofthe day, begin
ming at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the follow
ing times and places
Washington telegraph., 1892-10-19

Having embarked in the fur
niture business, I am prepared
to offer Furniture lower than
ever before sold in the State.
Call and see me before buying
elsewhere. Respectfully,
ED F, McFADDIN,
Main street, next door to Reed
Bro. S, Hope, Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1892-10-19
Official Worlds Fair Gtnside

Its very seldom we are able i b RECON-
mend book SO unreseryidlv as 1--WE can the
worlds Columbian Expositioi,4s Chicago
Gulde.o The work is offieiai e'and reliable
and is no catch -penny prodnel. but book
which having the greatest inte tlrest at the
present time possesses value SO a,oermaneY1
leapss = ittoa. .as4=5@s every + 1ousesfh
Washington telegraph., 1892-10-19
public Speaking

Hon Thomas G. McRae, Democratic
candidate, and J. o. a. Bush, People,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-24
BROOKLYN.

Judge Osborne has granted Annie Reed an absolute
divorce from Charles n. Reed.
The Commissioner appointed to appraise the prop
erty at 1877. 13a and Ii1 Fulton street which |,
CURED for bridge purposes. nxsd the value At $3.50 o1
Yesterday Judge Bartlett set aside tho report ths
ground that the amount was excessive.
At consultation yesterday between the Dem ocrasSe
leaders. was decided to press the claims Of RinW
under the now superintendent. and under no clrcum.
Democrats Will have four Of tho Senators and tho Re
pb!lcAns one but there H. another plan held IN re-
serve, which provides for four Senate districts, In
three OF which the Democrats will have major
tty. with a good fighting chance IN the other.
The police are looking for Manfred q. Parker NJ 252
Adams street who had for the past three years been
managing the shoe store At Myrtle avenue for tlApp
Co. OF boston. General Agent Wheeler of tho Boston
company has discovered as It is alleged not only that
the accounts were short hut that nearly all Of the stock
as well ss Manager Parker had dsappraref mo ioss
been seen since Thursday "ishf ana ns w,ir mother
and Two daughters say they do MT Sng. re-
moved from the store "Wednesday, JIs'''e "A''s
has issued warrant for rar-ers af'ssk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-24
MARRIED HIS NINTH WIFE.
Beplamin franklin Pritchard's Record In
Weddings and Divorces.

Los ANGELES April 23.-Benjamin Franklin
Pritchard married his ninth wife here yester-
day when he was welded to Miss Mary Baker.
daughter OF rich farmer near this city. She
doesn't know her husbands record. Marriage
has become with Pritchard habit. The young
women he has married are all young and
pretty. and their ages range from 10 to 20
years. the Oldest being the woman he espoused
yesterday. When Pritchard becomes enamored
Of woman he loves her ardently for a few
months until he secs another whom he
likes better. He then makes 1t SO un-
pleasant for the first that she is glad
to grant him a divorce. Pritchard first
began merging IN ~, when he ., married Miss Miss
and 1873 he had married and divorced her
three times.
Finally breaking loose IN 1879. he married
welded in tho next eleven years Lille Wood
OF indianapolis. an unknown Kentucky girl.
and Carrie Zimmers Of San Francisco. In 80
he married Nellie Moran Of Chicago. but after
n short honeymoon OF ten weeks she secured n
divorce: For twelve years Pritchard has been
OF Ohio and California. He is now trying to
unload real estate in southern California upon
Eastern tenderfeet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-24
GOT A BETTER JOB.
A Mugwump Canvasser Deserts for Steady
Employment Mt 81 n Day.


Employment Mt 81 Day.
There was unaccustomed excitement at the
headquarters OF the anti-snappers in Jorale-
mon street. Brooklyn. last night. The Mug
wump managers OF the feeble Cleveland
movement In Brooklyn. directly after their
unfortunate gathering at the Criterion The
atre. employed score or moro OF men at tho
salary Of from $1.5O to 50 day to 60 around
the various wards and solicit signatures.
to tho anti-snap Convention protest 1t was
discovered recently that the cavasser en-
pioyed to hunt up tho Cleveland admirers In
tho Twentieth Ward had failed to ,EEeport and
aroused intense indignation in the hearts Of
the anti-snappers.
The Twentieth ward canvasser. it is alleged.
was coralled by the enemy. having been In
Job BY the offer Of Il day place as labor
n the, regular Democratic organiSatiea
than Sheriff Courtney, is credited with
land worshippers There was some talk last
guard the little band Of Mugwump canyaasers
from tho wiles Of Mr. McLaughlln's lieu
tenants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-24
Electric Stock Quotations,
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH

The Senate v strrday confirmed the nomination Of
G. +. Lincoln 10 bs consul AT Antwerp.
Prof. j. o. Schurman, Dean Of tho Sage School OF
Philosophy in Cornell lnvrrsty has declined the IN
vita, beroni. President Of The University Of Cali
forn..
The steamer Daniel s. Miller which left New York
Friday went ashore i'll the FOG IN Hogs Back,
north of na iiook, III the highlands she mad about
fifteen IusSrng-rs board She pulled on by tugs
yesterday morning. and wIil be doch"l for repairs
Several mon, person cal ed NJ nj the
stations o; the New York Post uiir" and ordered u
quantity at stamped cnN"lpIcs, leaving ihe money
"a ont 800 pay Tor ihaIn tor Mhirh he tnok
CENT II, ms called since and the FUst Onlce
people wish he would cad
For the 'irst time in IN. memory Of the young zen.
crn inn nf BANGOR the saloons VIII he closed cleo.
lion ,lav. Non lay next. Tue city Government has
ordered IN, TecOguiiir OF til" rhttc IL SOM what
remarkable the face nf til" tact that the laws OF
Maine say there shall be no saloons open selling
auur on any day IN the year.
The iufy in Saratoga IN the case or Holmes against
the Mr. jmt Tnr IN an action for libel brought In q
verdict for the plaintiff for samoa yrs:e day morning
jlulnes ~ The undnrtHkrr who had charge OF iien
Grant remAins wniis they were on Mount McGregOr
ruh II charged y the 7In,' that he intoxt
ed nj the Iinr TINS Is thu seroni trial OF IN. ac
on ic Jury III the INST trial having awarded So OOO
--r-rr..=-----
ca Won rust9u Of the arm of Carl van Pustau Co
I % Fear, hnI lhh VA cr itreff The Pel.
,rai bn,lrs ,"s'rrHny Htd srfrri,r-.l hlmsrlf to
rirIuI.s pilrr . igrIi lie .nvs $40, q bail IN the
rLnr.r IT haNn. hrl5sI tinted States assistant
Metyn'r,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-24
NIAGARA COUNTY FOR HARRISON
The Opponents ofthe Administration Beste,
In Both Assembly Districts.


The Opponents ofthe Administration Beaten
In Both Assembly Districts.
LocKpoRr. April 2a-Tho long standing
quarrel among the Republicans Of Niagara
county has broken out again with renewed
vigor. 1t took the form OF fight for delegates
to tho Assembly district conventions to elect
delegates to the State Convention and was
waged by the Administration ring and the
anti Harrison men. who in this instance are
tho friends Of Congressman Crowley and
the Lockport Journal. whose old luminosity over
losing the Post Office appointment here has
embittered 1t against President Harrison and
Senator Hiscock. The Journal tonight in
long editorial article seeks to show the utter
use!essness Of renominating Harrison. The
cnucuses. however. were carried by the Ad-
ministration leaders. who hold all the local
Federal Offices. They obtained contro! OF both
district IT, Crowley Journal crowd carried two two
delegates from, these two bolted the conven-
The convention elected County Treasurer
J, J; Arnold. John CLARK. and Patrick ii; Tuohy
e. th f R Frea sc Mqsr Of q es T S
Treasurer Arnold presented a resolution en-
G;orslng the Administration. and 1t was unan.
The second Assembly District Convention
was held as Wilson. and Administration dele
g Niagara FailS 4. n. saaaes 81 Newiape, and
endorsing President Harrison were passed.
A9c onsress s tSas s Of the
tho Nesona enef Res as
asd o the nal sde5
instructed as to how they shall vote.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-24
KNOWS MIR. PLAT1's sEN11MEN1s.
Mr.. Brookneld Expected tho Pleasure of
Connding Them to tho President.

Chairman William Brookfleld OF the Repub-
lican State Committee left town on Friday
night for Wilkcsbarre. He intended leaving
Wiikesbarro In time to get to Washington last
evening. where he hoped to have the pleasure
OF comforting with President Harrison on New
York State politics. II he has this pleasure,
no will express tho sentiments OF ex-senator
Thomas c. Plat. which are Of the nature Of
precautionary signals for the area OF New
York State. He may perhaps inform the Pres
ident that John E. Milho Hand and Charles H.
chopped of. are delegates to the Minneapolis
Convention. and he may try to find out what
1t is likely that on interesting talk took
place somewhere In this toWn between 8 and
~ o'clock last night Mr.. Platt was not In the
not be found ut tho Plaza Hotel. and o. q.
Warren. the Republican boss OF Erie county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-24
JOHN ORrH n DEAD.
Austssss Naval Oneiais Sag sAs AreAasn,
Was Drowned st Valparaiso.


SAX FRANcrsco. April 23-The Austrian cor.
veto Fasana reached here to-day from Chill.
whore II was supposed she was ordered to
search for John 0rth. the missing Archduke
John Of Austria Offlcers ofthe Fasana declared
that they had been simply on a cruise. but
they gdmit tod that tho Austrian cruiser
Donan had searched for Orth and had heard
that he was dead.
When the United States cruiser San Fran
cisco returned from CHILEAN waters last au.
tumn story was In circulation that the Arch.
duke had been traced e Valparaiso, whore he
left Auckland. New Zealand. in a German sail.
Ing s. ip about two years ago for Valparaiso.
he had with him woman OF much personal
beauty whom he always treated with greatest
respect, and who; he said. was his wife. r.
that he had left his fatherland because he was
soniit@cd by The colonial Secretary Of New
a EmpGssor 81 Aust5s making anyi0us en-,
came tho news that orth had been
before. The officers Of France say that
full proof OF all these facts was conveyed to
the Austrian Emperor. The dead .Archduke
fled from Austria with Marie Stubel, dancer
IN the Vienna Opera House. He had a mania
Tor the sea and bought a merchant vessel in
which he visited New Zealand and afterward
IN" South American coast. In Valparaiso he
fell overheard and sank before help could
renCh him.