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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
7 INSTRUCTION. ~ FRENCH
i at BrNa,' residences
or at ''ihc Alpine. s. W. 33d.st.
VINCENT DE- VI ESSIMl.

at THE Alpine. % w. JJl-,t.
VINCENT De MfSSlMl.
XEAUS' SEMTNARY for KndergaIt"n Teachers-2o
IL onnual course begins Oct. Address JOHN KRAUS
and MARIA KRAUS BOEITE. Prime, POS W. boulevard.
4 ANGUhGES.
IL German. French. Spanish. Italian. Latin. Greek.
Casc, and private day and evening by
teachers It. Is do their well that
viii be impossible for others suTpass then. STEENS
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES OF NEW YORK CITY. %
East 4ftbst also l79 Montaguc-s Brooklyn. Circulars
sent application.
M oELLrE INSTITUTE $40 W. 2othst.-IsG3-Is9e
Nl Dayschool and kindergarten for boys aud girls
Boarding school for boys Piclarcs for business and col
lcge Recens sept. 10. T. w. MOELLER. PRINCIPAL
Z HORT Andrew J. Gfaham's school thor.
- ouehlv quolnc, ladies and for positions In
the shortest possible time. thrcc-months course In
shorthand aud t,prwrting $50; month 81; evening
classes after september circulars free. a. Broadway
rJ'HE NEW-yORK ACADEMY or LANGUAGES
40 AHA 2sth-st.
Modern and Ancient Language. Natural Method Ma.
tive Teachers. Moderate Prizes.
'I,IE BEEtITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
L Madison Square (cor. 2jth--t and E'wsy).
branches In the principal American and European elites
New term begins now.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1.173 Broadway
u ne1r 42d-st-jGh year. Rcopcns sept. q: Rooms
opn after Sept. 3 all d partments n. c. HENDltICK
SON, PHI. ID.
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1nstrnction.
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Jersey City.

THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
OF THE
STEVENS INSTITUTE or TEcHNoLOuf.
between sth and 9th ST.. RoBoKEN. N. j.,
REOPENS SEPT. o., 1892.
Examinations Tor admission on the l9tn och and 2lSt OF
September.
Full courses OF studios preparatory Colleges and
Schools OF Science, Law and Medicine.
The Of tuition for all doses Is $40 per year OF
$50 per term. ,,
For catalogues apply TO the Librarian OF Stevens In
srtute.
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COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
u 81 WEST 40TH-ST
WILLIAM MCDOWELL iAiSEY, PHI. ID. ,,
Short lessons thoroughly mastered. Number VI pupils
limited. 800
Reopcns Monday. sept. 90. 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21

A reprint Of George Eliots translation " e"''1 ~,
a,,,o ~ christ, is coming ont In London Dr
pe.,der has written an introduction for the worR
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Mr. Whittier once said that when he was boy
of home there was only poor novel IN the 1anhy
a book belonging to an aunt OF his ms ne secureu
lint when he had read it almost half through ne
,ras discovered and II was taken away from him.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Miss Mary F. wilkins is said TO have put mucp
comedy into her new fve-act play. The scene "
laid In New England
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12
CHAUThUQUA ASSEMBLY


Mr.. EE Davis hands the .I"rRNtL the al
utation of the New England thautauqun "
>cmbly which opens July 18TH at bccau
Park and continues ten days.
Recognition day will occur July 18th,
with g. l.. :. G. Alumni address AT 1 A.
NJ he fore the .ocicty of ''llall in the
Grove hy Rev. Leroy :, Bean, Rev. Mr..
Bean is stirring, impressive and eloquent
a risin. ,oung man in tiu' lecture field. ~
c,inccd hv his connection with the National
Lecture Bureau. n. Y.
Recognition day address will occur at
. 80 =. NJ. by the Hon. John X. Clark, one
of the ahlcst platform orators in the country
--"thc second Cough Subject, "Rosc,
Shamrock and Thistle
In the evening there will he a grand con-
cert in charge of Prof, \. l.. Briggs, as
sisted bv the celebrated Martha Dana
shepard ~ the " Aricls, the "prphcus Male
Quartet" of Boston; the grand chorus
nd Miss T.. Florence Bckford rca'lcr.
Miss T. * q graduate of the Emerson
school of OratOry, Boston. and connected
with one of the leading Entertainment Bu-
rcaus of that city.
The assembly for - promises to be- our
of the best vet held at this resort in its ron.
crrl-, entertainments, Nurual Mon work
lecture course musical and young people
departments, school of oralory anh othci
| features.
1t "Opens July 10 AMI continues ten day
every one Of which l. pregnant with interest
| All New England members of E. l.. $. 4
are especially invited to come and hare o.
| the GOOD things Of the assembly.
m gradnatcs of ~ who propose TO r.
ccivc their Diplomas at ocean Park, are
requested to notify Rev. T.. ". Porter
Blackstone, Mass, by the first Of July,
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Brigaderticucral Thomas W. Sweeney,
nittd States Army retired. died in astoria,
J.. L.. SUNDAY night.
Eight eases of smallpox have been re-
ported at Tie New York bureau Of vital sta
ti>ticS since SATURDAY,
The striking wcavers Of Mechanics Mil
Fall River Mass. returned to work Mon
day. satisfactory arrangements having been
made
George L. Wccver's large agricultural
were burned Monday. The los, is estinrated
At s5o.Wn: insurance So 900.
Hou John h Porter senior counsel for
the people in the trial of Garfietl's assassin
Guitenu. and for the defence in the Bcechei
| trial died at Waterford, y. Y, Mon.lay.
Asa r. Ho,lgkins of Bath ship builder and
contractor died MonIav morning aged
seventy wears. He fell Friday from a
ladder receiving internal injuries. He leave,
six children.
The Sunday night freight ou the Grand
Trunk broke apart IN down grade ncaI
MacIaHic Falls. The engineer slowed Ut
and the rear part colljled with the front
Ten cars were smashed and one derailed
Representatives of Portland and Lewiston
labor unions met in Lewiston and voted /,
hold an annual Labor iIay celebration Al
Maranocook, Sept = T. Nctuire vice
president of American Federation of Labor
willdeiiver an Grafton.
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THE PRESIDENCY.
Washington Paper Speaks o.
Hill and Blaine,
Says the One Probably Will Not Get
the Nomination,
While the Later Will Surely Accept II il is o.
Tered TO Him.

WASHINGTON. April Il.-A local paper
says the opinion is freely expressed at the
capitol that Hills name will not 20 before
the national convention and few Democrat,
believe that he can get the nomination.
II continues "A devoted friend of Mr.
Blaine's told reporter today that it was
absolutely certain that Mr.. Blaine would
accept the nomination for tile Pre- e>idency il
it was offered him by the convention. He
said he talked long and earnestly with Mr..
Blaine and could say positively that he
would not decline the nomination if offered
him though he did not desire ii and would
not seek it." t,-TS
The new impetus that is being given to
Blaine talk is a matter of very great interest
to politicians of both parties.
Probably no one doubts that Mr.. Blaine
is sincere in his desire 10 avoid the respon-
>ibility and ANNOYANCE that would come up
on him as candidate of his party, but
there is very large element in the party
thought of his retirement from public life
without having had the highest honor in
politics.
There are many others who feel that the
success OF the party may depend on his az
ceptance of the nomination; that he coult!
surely bc elected and that possibly no one
else could. These men simply will no,
give up the idea of Mr.. Blaincs nomina-
tinu
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CHICAGO DiMNES SHOCKED.
Prot Swing Says Or. Parkhurst Should Be
Ashamed oil Himself.

CuIcaGu. April ll.-Rey. Dir. parkhurst' :
course in Witnessing can-can dances is not
indorsed by Chicago divines. Rev. \. j,
Cantcld, pastor of ST. Paufs Nnivtrsalist
Church said
Il have never known any good TO come
from preaching sermons upon the subjects
on which DR.. Parkhurst seems to take
delight in vxpatiating In fact the reverse
is the case. | remember that when The
Black Crook was first produced in the city
OF New York there was "A cry against the
immodesty of the burlcsque. There is no
doubt that the show was improper, bu, that
is not the point. 4 minister the Rev. Dr.
Smytho, hired Central Music Hall for several
nights and preached fervid sermons describ-
ing the evils of the playing and warning
everybody against it, \ short time after
wards it was discovered that Mr. Smvthc
had been paid by the managers of The
Black Crook to deliver these sermons
dcn0uncing the play, which were the best
advertisements ii ever got.
Now do NOT say that Dr. Parkhurst
was paid by the keepers of those dives to
expose thcn and preach against them, but |
think that the whole thing is u scheme on
the part of the doctor by which he will get
unlimited free advertising, His actions were
certainly most unbec0ming, 10 say the least,
II he wanted to see five nude women he
might have had the good sense not to ilaunt
the matter before the public. And, anyway,
he might have omitted the beer
Dr Clinton Locke rector of Grace church,
said:
There is no doubt in my mind as to the
bad policy pursued bv the New York min
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State Fair Premiums.

SECRETARY Twitchcll is still adding to the
long list of specials to be awarded at the
next STATE Fair Sept i. : $ and . 1t
already >urpaS>cs ANYTHING ever secured
and there j. promise of others vet to come
Nr H. Wesley iIutchin> nj Auhuru
offers in addition to the large sums already
uamcil by him. for the fastest record OF
taincl hv fual of l>'l. by The Seer.
S5c. and $500 for any one getting a record
faster than the present State record for year
liug< for the fastest record by foal Of $40.
$50 aud Slou for any and every colt or tilly
bs The Seer" that shall obtain record
faster than the present State record: and
$50 tor any and every colt or filly by
The Seer of i>9p or I>Hl. that shall
obtain record of 2.S2 nr better. These
trial, to be nalc at the Maine State Fair
this year in the colt stakes or as the society
may direct
Eutrir- for Maine colt stakes which close
Monday MAY > are already being received
ami the promise i, that the total will exceed
any previous year, Surely these attractions
.houH not be neglected. Send to- g. NJ,
Twitcheu. augusta. for particulars.
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Special Bulletin.

W seHiSstoS, April 1.-THE weather
burean farni-he, the following special
bulletin; The weather reports of Yesterday
an-l this morning show the occurrence of
unusually cold weather for this season Of
the year over nearly the entire country east
Of the Rocky Mountains.
The Temperature. throughout the region
east Of the Mississippi. except in New Eng
land, ranged 10 TO - degrees below the
sveraze Tor the season. and in New England
from ) to ; degrees below. Freezing tenn
rH.ratgres were reported from as far south
IL central and southwestern North Carolina,
Central Tennessee and Illinois, Northern
Missouri and Southern Nebraska.
The minimum temperature of % degrees
was reported this morning from Parkers-
burg, W. V. Light frost occurred as far
south a. Charleston, ;. e. Stationary or
slightly higher temperature is Indicated for
TUESDAY for the country east Of the Missis-
-ippi.
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ENGLISH BUDGET
Shows Surplus Of 100000
for the Past Year,
Not Due to Expansion of Revenue,
but Less Expense,
WAGES Not Fallen or, and British Working.
men Prosperous.

Lo>poN, April ll,-Mr. Goshen pre-
seutcd the budget in the House of Com
mons today It showed u surplus of Il,
O65 ,O0o This was largely due TO the ex-
pending departments and not TO any extent
to the expansion of the revenue In the
last budget the estimates of the cNpcndi-
lures was t9a .26t uoo, the actual cNpcndi-
turc, being COS S."2S 900, leaving a'SurpluS of
E;GI6.OO.
The total estimates of expenditure during
the last three wears was t26t 900, 600, The
total difference in expenditures was only
ft37 900. Customs produced fl9, 80, 900,
being f56,0on above the sum calculated
upon. The revenue tax from tea welded
G3t 600 over the estimates. Tobacco pro
ducrd c2.95$, 200, hcing f4ls, 600 above the
previous wear.
All this, MIR. Goschcu declared, proved
that wages had not fallen and that there was
still widely diiiuscd prosperity among the
workingmcn. The excise revenue showed
E1l3,OOO over the estimates The increase
IN consumption of home spirits was greater
in England than ireland or Scotland, being
Il - per cent. in England against s., in
Scotland and per cent. in ireland.
Mr. Goschen estimated the revenue for
the current financial wear at fao,t,,, 900,
and expenditures at 600 ,253,ou0,
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10th ANNlVe RSARY.


FoHTItN April 1.-The Maine IIstor
ical Society celebrated the 10Th annivcr
>ary Of iJs founding. AT the Preble lIous,
Tonight. Nmoug those present were. Ed
ward r Durham. :, T. Pickarl. Gen. ]
VI. Brown. J. r. Baxter Hon. J. H. Drum
mond Prof. +. W Hall Hon. Perciya
Bounev. and many prominent Portlan,
members. about ~ in all.
Portraits of the early officer, of the socict,
were in the reception room and engros.e'
attention before dinner.
During thu rcpaSt veriou> nincteenth cen
tnry inventions were displayed the phono
graph played orchestral music, and the Ion,
distance telephone was used to receive am
return greetings from Providence. Boston
Worcester and New York.
Spcrchc. were made hy lre~jdrnt Baxter
Rev Ibr. Burrag" Hon. j. II. nrummond
F. E. FaN-pn and tlareuc" itIic.
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NEWS NUGGETS.


DR. Edward Parker, one of the hest
known portrait painters in Boston. died at
his home in Bridgewater, Mass. Sunday.
The Medfeld Mass, meat and produce
market was entered Sunday night by burg
lars, the safe opened and about 5000
stolen.
The cargo of the City of Fitchburg was
damaged by fire Mt New Bedford, Sunday
from SlJ.Un0 to S20.U0U and the steamer
$1,000.
The Letigh Iron Co. of Allentown. Pa,
assigned Monday. judgments aggregating
over $50 900 were recently lied against the
company.
The Paris Hosiery Manufacturing Com
pany'S building, at Paris Ontario, was
burned Monday. Los, slnn,e0u, in.ur-
ancr, @1o,opO.
Frederick Peach and Walter Selwyn,
principals in the case known as The great
bond robbery" were sentenced at London.
/ Monday selwyn five years and Peach II
months
james HAYNES. employed i'll the Boston
Electric Light Co. was instantly killed
Monday by an electric shock while chang
INK '''ilN III an iAllt WI tFtFti stif'ts
His body Wa. found hanging to pole.
4 Iumors were current at London, Mon
pay of the failure of Borrowman, Phillips
& Co. grain merchants Of London The
failure was not officially announced. The
firms liabilities are believed to he small
! Guarils in the Btlem prison at City of
: Mexico. have discovered an underground
passage, leading from the murlerers' de-
partmcnt. hy which over one hundred
prisoners sentenced to ,leath were enabled
TO escape.
( The Memorial DipIomatique Of Paris.
I affects to know that the English governments
has changed its opinion and Is now ready
to cooperate with other powers in confer
ence to concert international action against
anarchists.
/ Two young men were arrested at Chicago,
I Sunday. for conducting a swindling game.
| Their plan was to issue an immense number
of bogus lottery tickets Thirty thousand of
these tickets were found in their apartments.
one of the prisoners Is said to BE- Fred g.
| Boniils, graduate of West Point.
/ The Jesuit organ at Rome the Civilta
! Cottolica, having adversely criticised Arch
/ bishop Irelanl's initiative in the Saltwater,
| MINI. affair. the Pope has sent to Arch
bishop ireland ! special note intimating his
dIsapproval of Civiito Cottolica's articles
and urging the archbishop TO attach no i'm
! pOrtance to them. This action of the Pope
has caused much comment here az be
rarely mixes in such disputes.
The Valparaiso CORES spondent of the New
York Herald telegraphs the following
. Al i.
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LADY SOMERSET
Will Sail for Her English Home
on Wednesday.
She VIII Again Visit America During
the Worlds Fair.
Speaks Very Kindly oi Her Treatment BY tn
American Press.

BosroN, April ll.-Lady Henry Somer
set leaves Boston April 18th and sail
"Wednesday from New York via the steame
| Teutonic She will be met in New Yorl
by her son Henry Somerset, Young mar
of Is TN Lady Somerset'> return to Eng
| land She will Issue an English edition of th,
mon Signal, under the name "rh,
Worlds White Ribbon.
The Convention of British Woman's Tenn
perance Association, of which Lady Hcnr,
Somerset is president, will be held in 81
James Hall. London, May 3rd To 9th,
Lady Henry Somerset will return, with s
delegation of English women, 10 attend tn,
second convention of the Worlds W. c. T
L.. Chicago, during the Columbian ESposi
ton in 1898. She wishes her friends t,
express her admiration of the kind aud help
full manner in which she has been trcatr,
by the American press,
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Mr.. YOUNG BOUNCED.
The Penalty Of Telling Tales Out Of School
Dealt Out by Senate.

WNsurN"fnN, April ll.-tfer a stormy
debate, the Senate today vacated the office
of executive clerk, filled for 10 years by
James r. Young. A letter from MIR. Young
was presented, requesting an Investigation
of the charge that he had betrayed cxccu-
tive secrets. in connection with the Bchring
sea treaty, The motion looking to an in
vr>tieation was defeated.
Tie members of the foreign relations
committee, under the leadership of Mr.
sherman aided by Mr.. Hale, urged and
secured the adoption of a resolution declar-
ing the office of executive clerk vacant.
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THREE DAYS SEIGE
Proclaimed at Rio Janclro on Account
of SedtiouS Movement


L">p">, April ll.-rhe brazilian cm-
bass, here has made public II dispatch from
Rio .Ian,iro stating that the scdtiouS move
mont promoted by anarchists under the pre-
tense OF celebrating the recovery to health
of Ex-Dictator Ia Fousrca, was promptly
suppressed ly the government.
\ some ofthe supporters of the movement
were members of Congress, the government
proclaimed u three days state of siege.
order was maintained and the liberty of the
pres, and postal and Geographic commuui-
cation fully respected.
This communication explains the dis
patches received here recently from Eucnus
tyrcs, which stated that reports of serious
political troubles in Rio laurirn had been
receive cd there.
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WINDOW GLASS MAKERS,
Owing to Extreme Dizziness OF Trade. Think
OF Closing Factories.

MuINurt, y. J.. April 1.-THE East
crn Window Glass Manufacturers, ii is re-
ported, indorsc the action of the Western
Manufacturers Association, which last week
decided to shut down all its factories from
May 81 until October -. The movement
TO close the factories is attributed to the cx-
trcmc dulnesS of trade, The workmcn are
much excited over the action of the manI-
facturcrs. and it il said that their national
organization will demand, before the next
blast, a restoration of the time guarantee
phic h was rcmocvd last season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12

ia guaranteed to every one who takes Hood's
Sarsaparilla fairly and according to di-
rections. This is the only preparation of
which 100 Doses One Dollar can truly be
said.
rS Have You seen Hood's Rainy Day
and Balloon Puzzle? For particulars send
to c. I. Hood & Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Hoods Pills cure liver ills. jaundice, bil.
iousness, sick headache, constipation.
d&wly yfolrmchdd&w
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PLUCKY PARDRIDGE
Instead of Being PIucked Nets
Half a Million
In the Fun He is Having with the
Chicago Spectators.
Board Of Trade Has Most Exciting Time Tor
MANY Days.

CmcNco. April ll.-Thc scene during
the latter part of the session of the board OF
trade today was the most exciting Witnessed
in many days. From ~ - cents May
wheat dropped by hig jumps 10 SO IL aud
closed at that figure. This is , 3-> below
the close SATURDAY pight. The decline was
due To beariSh news from various quarters,
From the high point on 10 the low figure
Partridge, whose brokers sold aggresSlvclN
all day, make, il is supposed sio0,ooo,
II is estimated that he also neltcd consider
able On trades and ON fluctuations.
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A FATAL DUEL.
CoIored Girl Deserts Her Lover
at St. Louis,
And, When He Attempts to Murder
Her, Kills Him.
Woman Probably Fatally Beaten and Kicked
at Swaps Mil, n. H.

ST Lori>. April ll.-In back room a
700 North 18th street this morning, HowarJ
Echols, mulatto. was found dead on tn,
floor with two bullet holes in his body am
Jennie Harris, colored dying on the bed
having been shot three times. \ pistol la,
at the side OF Echols.
The couple who had been living to
gether quarrelled and Eehols Threatened tC
kill the girl and commit suicide Th,
womans weapon had been disc tarred twir,
aHd the man, three times.
1t is supposed that when Echols went tc
carry out his threat be found the girl armed
and duel took place. There were no Wit
nesses. The Woulan will die.
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BASE BALL.

At Princeton. y. J.-Boston. :; Prince
ton. (
At Philadelphia University of Penn
svlyania defeated Harvard today by scor,
of Is to9.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., At ); Ath
ictics, ..
At Wa.hington-Washin "a; Hop
kins University, !.
vt Cincinnati Cincinnati, IL Indian
apolis, :.
At Loui.viIc--Lo Louisville, 10 Milwaukee
6.
At Princcton-Bo Boston, ;: Princeton o.
Vt New York-Ncw York Giants, 80
Williams College, :.