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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01

NJ JULIA Z. BJ-LKLEY, s'Tc-i;'
ten,,c;.s q the Plainiie!d, New Jersey,
ta5lic .ac:ioOIs, has been aTT2in-e:i
d2un &C thevom ms College of tbs new
thlcasp University at 1t salary Of s.
00) FER yosr. This is the highest sal
dry ever offered , woman by any edu-
cali1.a! Institution.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01

IL fl.e Dakotas, the suli-aliiJuct 5
jtayc adopted the newell plan of caci.
putting in ten acres of wheat. the PRO
coed; - he devoted to tho purchasing
rf rsl"rm literature, Kansas must
look sharply to her lau:els or one o:
these states will wrest Ir"m her the
sdist'.c.. = Of being TIC .cudins rccoru'
atnte
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01
First Published March 90. Isa
SHEHIFE'S SALE.


In the l5'riCt court. within nHd Tor the conn
Is OF I'd urds ia the state OF EuUsus.
james Lawrence. executor OF tho last Will
ana te-lumeut OF Cornelius Harris, Deceased.
pluiHuU-
William j. Stevenson, IT, i. Stevenson. Tuos
y. stevenson. Geu. w Stevenson heirs nf
Jane Stevenson. deceased uu, INA g-uuoyer.
ADM uistultur of tho JStutc of june s.t.ys.rf-
son deceased, dCft-UduutE
ily virtue 4 Hu order Of Sulc issued 10 % O..
out or said uetriCt curt 10 the uuul o-gutrs Ell
uGIlgu- ] will on MuugUy the IIfu daN ~
April a. q l65-- between 20 ana O'cfuCA %
IN % said day. ut tho front Juuruf the cont
huuse ia the city Of ki,-~IDy in the county of
Edwards IA the state of Kansas offer az pub
nc sale ana cell TO thc highest aud uesr bid
der, for cash i'm hand, the folIovinE-tisscr led
real estate to-Wfts
Tho uruCtionuu west half OF section rs
township %, south, range 30 west OF tue 6th
p IN. containing 80 -U-ICJ acres. moro o.
less. lying and situutC iU the county Of -
wards tu the state OF Kansas
Ting above described -rsiLl estate will Dee ltT
with uppruiseIneIH, tu satisfy said order q. 3
SUE Appraised az E3-uJI.
" a French. AIT for pIff % O. ROBERTS
sheriff of Edwards county EaI-AI-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01

KEN" Gi.JRoi2, OF GRECO receltl!
dismissed his prime minister ia Opus
iIihm L. thr wishes of the Greek pdrl,i-
m.fit; Tie King Should remember
that the Greeks have always dealt
s...nnlar:lv with t,rants.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01

'Haw Zig Is :. Il tIph Barton .pa, VIII"
Links l,oHeIf so greIt? l. he the
fauudor Of al law, the rIler of the
s,atr?'' oh, 40, my child, in iate:lect
} Birtoa is btt SmIiI; It's MT his
I.:.siu t:..;t nlrkrs him great hat tie
greatness Of his g;L!l. ''-Eatporia
- - =. %,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01

Call and examine the new stock OF
latest improved farm implements. At
the store Of Mrs. A IIOttaWitz The
new Garland riding PioW is worth
looking at Seed drills, disc ha9royYs,
cuitivators, etc, at lowest priees-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01

IS "a e,ihpresrei air III ,tor there Is
=. many Kansas politician who can
'l"uh.e discount any mechanical CON
triva:cc OF thai Naturalization
CHalsn,oa.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01

I:lE L.ticoeHcs JcJuit0I remarks;
Prince III is oae KiHs;,s i.o'iliei IA
.wllU iinn;ys WHEN Iie ;; Is eHc,isls- %
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01

Ol.D Faniuei Han rnI serves as iIia
crua.e or jihcr,y. Tho peoples PATTY
at Massachusetts held iheiF state con-
Vs;'ii-n C-ere last "Wednesday ;.fIcr
oe,n.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01
fiE kI1stEY GRAPHIC.

III. noble: and the pa;,icnnzs that lies
ia otter Eseu. sleeping bat never dead.
" III gi1'' Ia mr1osty Ia meet tain, own"
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01
PHOTOGRAPHS

Those desiring BroniEdsEn-
IarEsmeHts should DOW take
advantage OF my greatly re-
dueed prices, and leave theig
orders before March 20tn. IS
insut5Ia lI5useut by AFgii lst.-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01

For cash you can bny cheaper Of
AZ. Se.Hlatteriy than at any other
store iIzSKihsley.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01

AzGEELAEE-8 SALE.
In the District Court OF gfsrrrIs County
State OF Kansas.
r. o. Bell.
FialutlE.
clara NJ Essue dIer.A d-
gzI4HislrafriE- Clara n
Benedict. EEhal 81
Benedict. Alma 81
Benedict and HEebeI
81 Beueoicl-
nl1eudanta-
DE Eirtus OF an nrd sr or sale issued 90 me.
olss ~ auid district court, Ga rho above
eiati---l AeAl-llls I VIII LuIaz4Iy- the
day OF April g. d. ldl= between . a Go-clqc ..
~ q -aa9 lsE &C tie front door OF the
court Eouae Ia GEe e.fg of
Ail,stegs ia Ehe cuultY OF Edward8
ia s-is ali-5 OF aLalEHlll. 0fIGr "a uuuliG slig
au1 sell 90 tae hlEhnst and uslf bidder. foF
elsl - lil1s1 lll the 2ollolEsua-dasuFiiadr real
Lot No twelve, 81 bl8o- 10. tuFeufv-ssveu,
asle l9L nine On block l4au1g-Els1l - the city
OF =AAlalIru Aurrafaec al -H4lll El.e- LTlulr
asla dif5s.lE % tle county of EdVTa-la 81 th6
state q E1uEzr
lle above a-lusillal real egtats VII ~ SOLD
ssil2 aplraisatllsr1 70 llEisfT H1lG o. - 81
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01

Nathan Roberts Invites the ssten-
tiulI OF ali flower dsVotsea to HIS fEs
i-Rs OF flower pots. His ss4ursFueft
r7-r-s.l
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01

'Dsvonshire cream is an English
accompaniment of tarts- It Is espec-
tally nice served with blackberry tarts,
which are really large, open pies of
blacizberries, sOmetim made with sim
ply a border of paste and no upper
crust These pies may be made at this
berries or rasPbsrries or of the dried
fruit soaked out and stswed DevoH1
shire cream is made from perfectly
fresh milk set in pan in u cool place
for twelve hours, then heated slowly
TO the boiling point, but not allowed n
boil The milk is then removed from
the Are, and in the same vessel is kept
for six hours longer in a cold place
The cream that rises is peculiarly sweet
in favor and Arm 1t is especially nice
with fresh or preserved fruits as we'll
as with tarts. The Devonshire dairy
folk claim that the art of preparing this
cream has come down to them from tho
times Of the Roman cOnquerorsi and il
is said to have been a favorite way OF
preparing cream among the Greeks in
the most ancient times--N. Y. Tribune
Hsr Heart was His'n.
They had sat in silence. side by side.
the mute, unspoSen language which
lows from heart to heart attuned 70
mutual love being more eloquent than
words could ever lie. Moved by a sud
den inspiration. he took her tiny hand
Ia his own and whispered: '"Tildy, my
heart is all yOur'n-"
And then she yawued ana he yawned
Boston TRANSCRIPT
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01

g you Hre in need OF anythingia the
gents furnishing goods iins, call on +.
Spiegie 3 Son. as they will be head
Quarters for everything in that line,
tiiey are daily receiving large assert
n. men OF tllsss goods.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01

DR.. Gums Improved Liver Pills on
account OF their niiid action are espsc-
Tally adapted for correcting spEing dis
orders, suclgs@s impure blood. tired
brain ami aching and worn out bodE
They act promptly on the liver ana
Kidneys; drive out nh impurities from
the blood AID malaria from the system
Only one pill for = dose. Try them
this spring. sold at 25cis q box by
Porter & Co. KiHstey, KS.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01

HOstetter AIrGinnis proposed to Miss
Esmeralda Loagcohin one day last
week. She replied;
II want you to distinctly understand
that I refuse to be your vile"
Now, don't say that, at least not
yet. Wait until next Saturday before
you say positively that you viii not
marry me-" pleaded Hostetter.
why wait until Saturday." asked
Esmeralda.
because before you reject me ]
want you to see me in my new suit,
and I'll get it from the tailor Friday
night just wait until you sec me in
them lavender pantsl Don't stand in
your own light Esmeralda- Texas
Siftings.
-SIangy.- Jones--Hello. old man, !
hear you've been sick. What was the
matter? Adams-Diphtheria Jones
Where did you get il? Adams-In the
neclr.-DralSe's Magazine.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01

In the Diae=ict Court OF Edwards County
State OF Kansas.
=. o. Beng,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-01

County Surveyor Ed,, ards County. Eits
IFirs- Published, Mar. 10. 1922
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-30
FUNERAL OF ClPTArN BETTY.

Tie funeral OF Captain Thomas Beatty Of the PARK
Police. took Place Yesterday morning at IT. Lawrcnccs
Roman Catholic Church. LcxingtOnave. and Eighty
fourthst.. where solemn requiem mass was celc
DRAFTED BIZ the Rev. Francis Mccarthy, Father iiass and
Father Cardea. In front Of the hearse which carried
the body to the church walked Squad Of mounted
police, under the command Of Ronndsman Mckcnna
and in the rear wa battalion OF $50 men OF the
Park police. divided into f0nr companies, the whole
under command Of sereant Flock, acting captain
The four companies were separately commanded by
Sergsants Ferris. England, Mnholland and ROunfsman
Morgan Behind the hearsc were The pallbearcrs
screants Meancy and Fitzpatrick, Roundsmen IIodginS
Dillon McGonige Dolan. Drscoll Wallace and Whalcn
Among those who attended the services were Park
Commissioners Dana, GalluP, Happen and stnus.
John d. CrinInins Edward e. shechy Isador Wormser,
Henry Beekman, John u. Dawson. X. J. Barry ana
H. J. Shelly. The burial was IN calvary cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-30
Court CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

suprur Court-Gcncia Tcrr,-Rcce-s continued. ,,..o
>ullru4r Count haHOrI--3ciOrr IrtaN, Motion
supreme Court-SprclnI Icrm-pnt I-Beforc Barrett,
J.-NO, Jje IiiO, So 80, AL, 49, feJ, 40, 700,
supr,,6e Cour, Special Torm-Part II-Before Bach.
J-N6, 1881 1885. So. 1871. 1881 1882 1881, l.a).
IiaJ. 1885 1909. 2j6 800 ~. 1889 li+2. li45 30
Citcuit ConIi-rut i-Drorc Andrews. J.-Cases from
Clica.t Couit-P urs II-Bioro Lawrence JCases from
c.'cai, co,lt-a5, neioc repeF,G , J-Nos 1872
Circuit Court-rlrt iN-Ad.oufned tr the term -
Surfo.ltos Colif-Iriofe Ransom. wills u Pauck
rlts. anu SONIA Nos lo 80 a. p. fo,, y,n
lnii,n ana Jua ficlv. ~ IA. John Mct',Aty Pct,r
common pI,1--t,,u.iai ram-Af .ourul uru Apri! T.
Common llels-SIe.ill Itrm-B'ior" "rsrrich' j.
Cannon Picos-T'i, Tcru-Part fBe'ore Bo9kstayer
J-%o> HSo rs. 1873. ll.l, n5i, ls5i. ii65. i49e.
1909, lfnJ. kitJ. l4si. 100. lf'o, lt'' 100 if'''
Common Plc--rriai Term-Parts IL and III-Adiourncd
,Wtrr'- Corr.-,;,n,r Tcru.-AGourned until April 4.
Superior Court-Sp nal T'ru-Beioie McAua"' -
So1',.,r Cour,-Tr,l Tern-par,s l. II and Had
INV ,ourt-spc,.h Term-Beiore Ncwburger. mo
C'ty ooplt-rral T,rm-Parrs l. II. III and " adj
Cour, u ,,,ncril Ss.,on~-Part I-Be.oro Smyth. r..
lnd A--t1nt District Attorney M'Iut'r'-No' 70 10
court u General sc-.lons-rart Il-Beiore MARITIME j.,
and Assistant ID .fcf-Attor1't Town >'nd-No ,..,.
j. and Assistant I,ti.ct.Atofney Nduhope Lyhh-No'.
De-. ana. H..I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-30
Bronxvlle. Feb. -. 1892.
HERE TIE EDITORS PENCIL BROKE.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: one would think there was 10 IrSlSon why tho
English Of those who run railroads should not be
M to that OF those who travel on them. Bu' ac-
cidentally opening "scribner,' eht-in one OF IA
series OF articles OF speed in locOmotives-on thiS
sentence: Another obstacle In the way Of running
high speeds is that of getting the steam INTO tno
cylinders and have II exert the requisite pressure Oh
the pistons. and then get il out again.
In another paper | ind These individual runs
were both remarkable. but the daily running 81 me
trains on their published schedules were regarded oy
railroad men rs still more extraordinary
II seems rather strange that the only two para
graphs that happened 10 look at should have con.
inned these LaI,SeS and Pm wondering what careful
reading OF the articles would have revealed In the
way OF errors However | am confirmed In the
opinion that the editors Of the magazines seldom read
the articles they print and, in thl- instance. even tho
pro0ireader seems have lodged his duty.
Newlork March 25, 1e02 JOHN PAUL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-30
arts III and III-AdJourpcd


Detroit Mich. March 39.-Thc examination -
. priY,.~ Michael. M. spiritual wife" Eliza Court.
and "a number Of his followers who were arrested
yesterday reveals horrible ~'ite OF affairs The result
" the examination. which + not By any means com
plctc. j, simply astounding. IL shows that In tho
midst ~ A respectable community has been harborI'
u,dcr the gui,r OF religion. most Infamous nest Ot
mquty 1iO startling DISCLOSURES made To the aS-
-,-touf prosecuting attorney dissolve the halo Of
religions fauaticl,m which has hung about Michaels
head and iu q measure protected him, and show him
IA bo a vicious and utterly immoral brute. guilty OF
crime, that are little short OF fcndl,h The case OF
lcruicc Bccacl pretty girl OF fifteen, + one OF tho
narrowing crime, for which Michael will have TO
answer with the assistance of Eliza Court, II Is
aid his innocent child was outraged BIS " Prince
Michael. Wives of ia" d"lnd,t followers OF ms
-cpuulrrl have ikrwls" been dcbauchcd and Young
women lave submitted ruin under Michacl's t"uchne
II spiritual Llurriasc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-30

~ W. ne,cr 80 surprise 30 all ms lfc.' aid
yougr woman %, Size ,t"lPd iutp ihr c''''" W
III -l,,,ln,.. ,c.ieNia,. lpu know TIL firm Is
.,.,,. vnN lrl.c. rI. Year lr displaying IN" ne"
.,yt. ,s.. nduirrg "A lovely tcarown, when "ll
f., ,,e. f. h..,u 10 move about the n0'r ~ seems
., l. nllyc' I unmarked. imac.n" nv feelings "h"I
u,. nr,r. un',crtd something about an lmpcrt'n'n'
,.r,.,n, nd swept pat me iu'o another IV'n'
X.y.r lav. Lori & 1nyl,r. Hr,0dwHf and I"rntlrW
-, tfsplny..i their spring stock 10 better ad'aut'E'
,hou thcy nic doing tn, year. The dr.. department"
with II. wax nyir-, nri!>'cai!y dmprd in TIE ht' 8
,,l Il Garments l,h. itc the -ccnc Of an alter
r,., tea than section oia great dryso'd hou'" Thor
otc tcuqoWu. ~ yellow fle aud white 'rc, q" cline
With Wnt.an pl,t, dropping from both -houdc'- tea
,,,rn. ~ shot IN o.; dAcatc green and Lavender
hod. trimmed with lace and ribbon, ana gowns o. stAv
,,lu, ,ruamcnt.d Wit, trimming ~ feathers. Anon;
the evening ds..-r, Is Russian cVsium"
Of yellow MORE silk with blue stripe. lis pearl
rrilc and ornaments Of Pas,cm"nicr" prodh." most
uIeaslug effect Ouc 81 the features Of IN" millinery
dcpnrtmcat 1, the lluwc,on Int. dainty creation
dc, oratol with ten poses and lace. There - ihc
Elyirl Lat with It's white lace and its black ostrich
,ip. and Their, nfc other styles IN white straw and
lace.
Lining, Of figured silk mark the spring wraps az
this ,ra,on Lord Tay lor, stock u these garments
l. varied aud complete. They exhibit capc> with
yoAe and aoudrf, Il lace, military capcs trimmed IN
velvet lace and jet. and jacket, Of every shade ana
color There arr loose ntinS coats mad" accunln;
to Partisan designs aud coat, fashioned TO suit every
,aste The biz store WI, throngd with customers
all day YESTERDAY. and no spring opening wa, ever
better attended. The display IN the millinery ana
drcs, departments the subject oil much favorable
com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-30
70 srlR,u FOX THE mrLGlrr TREASURES.

Boston. March 80 SprcIah.-A company was formed
Yesterday at IeOmn,cr. Mass, which Will try 10
I1se IA" old British ship liusSar. This vessel was
sunk treasures and all. near Hell Gate. New York
on November - 1850. TO back mp the scheme
I.omiu-ter have subscribed nearly 5000 OF
the 10000 capital Of the company. The old fngnin
and is career are matters Of history. as are also pre-
vous clVrts To get at this treasure The present
project originated with l.. T.. Simonds. Boston diver
Mr. Smonds SAYS that the only, Or Al l.ast, the
nain d,mculty that has prevented successful opera
ton before T., the powerful current In Hell Gate.
re now claims 10 have a dredging machine Of sllii-
cient power work In the currents ana eddieS. Work
VIII bcsiH soon as the LEGAL fOrnalities nave been
cOmplctrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-30
TIE BEST Use FOR OLD CLOTHES

TO tho Editor OF The rri bnne
Sir: The New-Yorl society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children greatly needs at the present time
shoes )cklugs and clothing for AL sizes OF children.
between the ages Of two and sixteen years It, stock
Is entirely exhausted. As nearly 80 children
month pass into and ont OF It's reception rooms,
the public can we'll understand the pOpriey "a well
as the necessity. OF this appeal. The society VIII
send for any such donations 10 any locatiJns which
may be indicated by letter po>talcard, or will
gladly receive and acknowledge the same II left at us
Office. No. 100 East Iwenty-thlId 81.
ELBRlDGE T. GERRY, Pre- .ident. etc.
New-Iork March IS, 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-30
FIGHT BETWEEN PONCE AND Tram ROBBERS

FIGHT BETWEEN POWCE lND AiN-ROBBEh>.
Birmingham, Ala. March 20.-At Boyle's Gap
nght occurred between policemen and trin-robbers.
II was suspected that attempt would be made 10
rob a Louisvil and Nashville passenger train aud ten
policemen went up TO the on last nights train.
The light was at close quarters. When the officers
arrived at the they separated and one squad
WINS passing through the underground they came full
on the train wrcckcrs before they knew IL. Their
first intimat0n Of their presence was the crack Of
Winchester nnes. II was dark and firing aimless.
but the officers returned IL and abou hundred shots
were fired. Finally The wr,ckers broke cover and
rode or. They mounted and immediate pursuit
Wus inpo,Slblc. Detective Barnes with blOOdhOundS
and n party Of men started ia pursuit at daybreak
this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-30
Edinburgh, March II. 1902
SENATOR M~IELLAND AND THE LIQUOR BILL

SENATOR M"tIELLAND AND TIE LIQlON DILk
TO tho Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: Much indignation Is felt in BronXvile. Tucka-
hoe and Mount Vernon because senator McCieland 10
in fav,r Of that colossal inquitythe liquor dealers
bill now pending at Albany The gross misrue OF the
Democratic party Is felt by some Of the best Demo
Gratis here In the little village OF Tuckahoe there
are, am told by the Excise Commissioner nearly
q dozen saloons. open every day in the week witlous
any license. The commits >iOners can DO nothing ana
the IL laughed at. several Of the prominent So
cietles here and at Tuckahoe have banded together
to denounce the Infamous and Illegal legislation whose
curse we are beginning 10 feel. and whose black
shadows are crossing very thresholds. Letters
are being sent from all directions 10 senator Nc
Clelland At Albany, enjOinng him 10 do his duty or
expect defeat at the next election. Truly the people
have quickly had cause TO regret their choice The
following Is the Of Of the letters recently sent:
THE Hon. {. p McClelland.
Dear SIR: | see that YOU are In favor Of the IN
famous Excise bin now pending before the legislature
Let ne say that the people around me in Tuchaoc and
Mount Vernon are largely opposed 10 H. and that YOU
expect TO retain your seat YOU had better be careful
how YOU support such outrage on law and decency'
We are determined TO have no saloons in BronxviIe.
There IS not dissenting vote rs a public man ana
an Independent voter shall use all the influence
can possibly bear 70 unsea yon AZ the next eIyCVu'
There are plenty % honest men in these parts VINO De
uevc I'm the principles Of the DemOcrauc parry, pus
who will resent with Indignation attempt Ike TINS
10 make il criminal 10 detect crime write you as
man who thus far has never voted the Republican
Ticket but am pretty certain that can take away
nifty or one hundred votes from YOU yon sac VIII
The bin I'm question have never gone into politcs,
Int in This case | shall take the stump. and think
| can induce three four other clergy men TO DO INC
same thiug-Ep,copal. Methodist and Catholic DO
You men at Albany think that the voters have no
right, What do you mean We made You ana We
our masters Does this country exist to be devoured
by you and your party tniI cnse NAY nSSc oI,rvy
Fob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-30
NOTES ABOTT LECTTRES.

Harry Furnss the cart0onlst OF London punch" will
anil from Liverpool for America the Teutonc to-day
osensiby for his health. He will visit Boston ana Wash
nnon and IL H. probable that he win be Induced give
his illustrated lecture The Humors OF Parliament"
which has had In England Mr.. Frrniss's
lecture is Illustrated between three and hundred
stereorcon views composed wholly rom mis- drawings
men aud scenes In and about Parliament.
Max ORe closes his American lecture season in San
Francsco to-day AID Will sail steamer NonGwA to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-30
MRS DAVIS SUES FOR HER ROYALTIES.

Additional afndaviis were nl'd in the United states
Circnit Court yesterday I'm the suit Of MIS-" |aflla
Jefferson Davis against Robert Bcoid ana the BcIoIu
Company. The defendants published MIS- NNis
memoir, OF her husband. the ex President u inc
C,ntd,r,,cv. but have never paid her any Of Ale
ROYALTIES agreed upon she avs The complaint alleges
that tho defendant, have transferred their right, III
thc book la the United states Book Company. IL i
declared that Edward Langr Treasurer Of tins company
Owls all 81 its capital stock Of 9|25O0OO except SIX
-lmrcs Judge LacomLc has granted an in)uncuoh
temporarily rostrai ing the defendant rom SeIllhe
any more cOplc, Of Mr. Daviss book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-30
SILVER AND SLAIN BEAR TIE SINE NAME

The trial Of CarmlGl Ialdo, charged with killing
James Roea september T. In OncinndrE-and-
eighty seventh ST., near Aithurnvc, was continued
before Recorder Smyth in General sessions yesterday
The two men quari7,llcd :iout game Of cards. n
oImc ont yesterday that the real nae OF the muir
dcred nan was also CarHIn0 BadO. His father
changed the family name when he came here from
I1aly because HaldD such common name among
Italians in this country. Tie two CarmnO lnldn.
were not r"Eted, far - l. known George Rosa,
brother OF the deal man, old graphic story Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-30
nt..RnSmrN Snn1r FOE MLnAIS.

Grcnt interest was felt In the match for tho cham
plonshlp " the 18th Regiment which was sho on
,li. ormory range Oh Mondn, evening. Captain Maclu
lev gave four silver medals 10 be shot Tor III c"h
company ana n gold medal for the winners Of The
silver medals. determine the championship. Orl
nance Sergeant r. j. D0lan won, and the highest
.oou. In .urh cnmucny follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-30

Philadelphia, March 20.-Whilc Bernard BiSchoh was
pa ,sng the ncghhOrhOod OF Hope and Cumberland sts
early this morning. he several young men tor
mcnting an old man. Bschoif demonstrated with
them. and quarrel followed. during which B'choh
drew "A knife and stabbed two OF the men. jacob Heck
and Jacob Elder, wounding them seriously. The
wounded mon were taken 10 the Episcopal Hospital
and Bschoff was arrested. To day, their condition
bcing reported critical BSch0 taken b the hos.
pitai and identified By his victims. after which he
hold without bail TO await the result Of their injuries.