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points Of his periods by shouted conclusions Of
own waSng Agdn the police ioS Md
facing the crowd. saw all. and signallcd with
his hands to the officers nearest the various
and once iistnrbance IN the hallway ~" in the
rnp out. climbing over tho crowds, by the door.
una lTyIG It HI Il dr. Wallace won TIE
Ing Farneli,s ach i ns o"i in glowing
terms. hut tho effect was only momentary
there was an At the north
by a dozen men talking loudly: Another man
| troll OF the meeting and closed in u storm Of
| applause.
| $500 SUBSCRIBED on THE SPOT.
Mr.. O'G orman then road the list OF subscrip-
lions. They varied In sizo from 80 to S1.Ouu.
md aggregated $500. Tho leading ones
pr Emmet 500
Major John Bvrne 1000
j. ( Coleman " $50
C,otris9n had subscribed 500 the cheers were
deatening. As they diod away tho Mcdlynn-
cs aa w nh oaa and n shesrs lis
crowd filed out.
OUTSIDE THE HALL.
Outside the hall half thousand men gath
ered and there was some CONFUSION some
body proposed three cheers for Parnell. which
were given Justify by several hundred voices.
The situation was getting interesting when
score Of policemen BROKE into the crowd and
wns over:
In all my expericnce was never put to
something might have happened if 1t had not
ono Of The men elected by Capt. McCullaGh
personally was I. st. John Gaflney of the Mu-
nicipal Council. ]. y. L. There were no arrests.
THE PHYSICAL FORCE RESOLUTIONS.
Tho resolutions which the thin man on the
front row tried to introduce say that inasmuch
and as millions of money collected from rich
aud poor alike have eventually found
their way into the Golfers Of the
rich it is INCUMBENT NIB upon Irish h
rnid to or collected by any individual or So
ciety for n peaceabe solution of the Irish
question. and that. the !rishmcn who ban
Quoted LSrd ABERDEEN en-, whose hands are yet
be condemned"
They declare that no Encishmen must be
banuncted again until ireland has home rule:
In closing the. resolutions request that all
there Keep neutral and also keep away from
the English Parliament, whether elected or
not. as America is the only pl ace whore an
Irish Grand Army can be organized. We call
to help us in this hour Of need"
The McGlynn men brought type-written
protest to the meeting. 1t amounted to an at
tack upon Archbishop Corrigan. A Sun re-
porter asked DR.. McGlynn about this protest.
81 know absolutely nothing about 1t. did
not know 1t was going to be issued. and sin
cerely regret its having been written"
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1.-THE CIrcus" Mt the ITALIA.

The Bowery had its taste Of the modern
circus drama last night and the Bowery
went wild. rs it usually docs. when any.
thing new and good is set before it
| This play. which unites farce and the
arena. is 1.-The Circus" and it is an
astonishingly clever entertainment in most
! Of its distinctive features. 1t IL not vastly
different from the big show recently ut the
Academy. yet it need not fear comparison
with that pretentious spectacle. for the Bowery
| affair is in several respects the superior and in
many the equal of its predecessor. The
dramatic framework is trivial and inco-
| herent in both cases. and tho plot. what
there is Of it. Is unorGanized. In both pieces
| there ia IN elopement Of pretty country girl
with a circus man: but in THE Circus" now
on view the girl is the daughter Of an inn
keeper. and her Lorenzo is the dashine bare.
back rider Of n typical wagon show"
The show at tho Thalia is genuinely comic
in its Introductory scenes The country hotel
is sketched with ludicrous effect. and there
are almost as many funny happenings as
Mr.. Iloyt has introduced in "A Bunch
OF Keys" These episodes. too. are elivencd
by the presence of several capital comedians
and by merry song and nimbe dance Tho
parade OF the circus follows. with the expected
glitter and mock pomp. the, cavalcade OF real
celaneous order. making another novel and
diyerting scene for a Bowery stage.
ss 'cH 1s Sss Rff Se pss
formers here INTRODUCED arc either expert.
sa 81 an best u wild s5s f% not
Hn nS Ssur last st pGht c,r sSy o this
applaud. and the verdict at the end was one ae
20 dS an9slrd H.h The mani
Sresence town q '0 The e' ar1 on the
s. Srou sh0S H. M NJ. sSe S
THE Circus" seem to be confined to the
Melville q, iami!yaa family whose name i; long
fearless rider James Melville. father OF dis.
t t,al% ocf. no longer balancing on his
h little stf at the knees. grnvcly Walk
I lnG around the rt1E and snanpng whip for ny
R TrsSk se Ssns "d
u ever there was one. and In the rhalia's lrng
riding as accurately aud fearlsssly as though
instend of an extremely limited one: and there
was handsome Viola Rivers rs graceful ana
wnsI tr os fvGr %n and n"Hsf
on.. There. also, wore little Colin Melville
aiy tn'" SSnGrtion Of this "a
Vile IN tho Do sla"k w P'Ss act 'v With Is
Donald eve that t0T us9 sI eawn G wS1ss
Fox: Ada Boshel til" widow OF tile man Who
oab% SS Ts inscnaty '' and III aa Pra
and th"fe U Ter" others still when. thou
encSs have apIlamdcd in dd days gone " nyE
tumbiers tho Fishers. @hose iiyin9 ' trapc 'e
hall dozen more equally tacile in one way or
haa be s"tseyrea ay OF s sSr
not wonder that tho Bowery went wild
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through the stomach.
Local medical advisers were unable TO sug-
gest remedy. and eho was taken to this city
for treatment by specialists They could not
hold out any hope of recovery. The sorrow
ing family brought her home to die. they
feared.
It was then that friend who was visiting
the Burrtts called their attention to method
OF treatment that had effected striking cure
in his own family. With but little hope. this
was tried. and the result was marvellous. Ina
recent letter written by Mrs. Burritt, she
states: 1T seemed as IL some angel OF mercy
sent this news to me. feel that owe my
life to Panes celery compound. It lie the
cause of my great delivery from the sinking
bed OF sickness and death"
Careful Investigations were made both In
Fort Edward and Albany before these facts
were given to the press. Physicians who had
charge OF Mrs. Durritts case. members of tho
family. and a number OF friends were asked In
regard to her history. and fully confirmed the
foregoing statement.
Druggists in Albany and neighboring places
are having an extraordinary sale for Paine's
celery compound. the medicine that enabled
Mrs Burritt to conquer her terrible diseases.
Inquiry shows that this sale has come chiefly
from the recommendation OF physicians and
as al effect OF Mrs. Burritts cure
This compound is a scientific preparation.
and forms tho ideal tonic and strength giver
for this season. Nearly everybody absolutely
needs pure medicine this month that will
strengthen tho nerves and enrich and purify
the blood. That Paine's celery compound will
do this pleasantly and quickly. is the verdict Of
the best IN en- ers Of tho medical profession.
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EXCITING SCENE IN THE LANDrAs.
Many Hisses When the Fate OF the Educa.
tion Bill 10 Announced.


BERLIN. March 2e.-The Landtng has not
witnessed in years such an exciting scene as
that OF to-day. when the new RUSSIAN Premier
announced that the Primary Education bin
had been abandoned. Won Eulenburs was re-
ceived with signs of general respect. Tho
Premier was not long. however. in raising a
scene significant Of future discord in the Diet
" announced that tho Government had de-
clGod to a bandon tine school lii.
Tho statement had an electric effect. Every
body had expected thar the Education bin
would be postponed indefinitely. but TIE decla-
ration that it bad been ahandoncd was almost
were delighted; tie Ultrmm ontanos could not
CONCEAL ti,e,rangS. They had not anticipated
such u straight blow from the Governments,
and storm OF hisses Eroctei tho Premirr's
annnnnceInent, The Natona! Liberals cheerrd
loudly; ana both parties got so excited that.
voked to personal VIOLENCE. The Premier
took everything calmly. aud waited until tho
eXcitement had Quoted down. Then lie pro-
ceeded with other business.
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the traditions of this
society that its gold
medal should be award
ed only to explorers
who mako discoveries
Of the first Importance.
This year it has devil
ated from its time-
honorcd rule and has
awarded IFS medal to IL
writer instead OF to an
explorer. The honor
was given to NJ. Reclus
to commemorate the
approachinC cOmple-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
Deem,nr Cam. Near Being Lyucbed.

LONDON March 2S.-The inquest In the case
Of the victims OF the Rainhill tragedy resulted
to-day in verdict of wiliul murder against
f. Il. Deeming. alias Arthur Williams.
a dispatch from Australia says Deeming has
had narrow escapes from lynchiug while on
riage windows were broken. and the police
had hard WORK t. prevent the capture OF the
murderer by the crowds that thirsted for his
life. Deeming showed abJect terror.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
HOME RULE FOR IRELAND.
COOPER UNION CROWDED. At THE M
1royAL IEDERiYION's CALL.

,-,.h. Americans Urged to Drop Factions,
differences and Seize the Opportunity 20
rx,ort Legislative Independence from
MISUNDERSTANDING CorrivRn Sheerct-
.,c.chcs by Dr. Em,act. MIR. Dams. Prot.
Hrophy. Father brady, the Rev. Nr.
,,,,a. and Dr. wnIiace-A small Party
.r pnruci!itcs and ~ Few McSsiynn Men
n.,urp tho Meeting, and - Phy.ica,
Farce Man Trie- TO Get In II Resolution.
Aseorry as -, O'Clock last night the largo
,oII in Cooper Iustit1Ite Wa filed to tho doors.
Tborc were reports that the opponents of the
National Federation Of America were going to
.,,cud in force tho home rulc mccting called
hvtho Federation. and wer' going to crontr
all ,l,s disturbance they could Capt McCul-
i.,h tho elder. had heard the talk and had n
Sergeant AMI twenty-five mon in Tho hal and
twenty ilNa more mon on reserve Mt his station.
Ee didn't think. he said inst before y o'clock.
tbot hc would need cvcn the men hc had.
INT in the hall there was II crowd that seemed
Inclined To be rough. ono of them told n sun
,onort or that tho arti- Federation men hal IA
sound OF seventy mon on hand who had di.
yidei into ten squads of seven Zach and had
coated Themselves in u semi-circic of squads
around the hall. They were going to keep
ouiot, tho man said. until tho resolutions were
read, and then they were going to mako pro-
test that wouli I've remembered.
Ats o'clock there was IL cominotion near the
centre door in the rear Of the hall. Then thcre
vas shout that could be heard ont in the
street and then some wild and scattered. but
prolonged cheers for DR.. McGlynn DR.. Nc
Glynn came into the hall with a young woman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29

LONDON, March 2S.-Attemp,s were made to-
day to get the Elder into deep water. Last
night she was dragged a length astern. This
strain on the huwsnrs. sh. was pulled twenty
feet more. but. owing 70 low water. could be
moved ne further, At high tide tonight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
The Jewelry Mrs. Osborne sto,.

LONDON. March 28.-The diamond earrings
and pearl pendants which were stolen by Mrs.
Osborne from her relative. Mrs. Hargreave,
were sold AT auction to day. A large nd fash
iunable crowd attended rather more out OF
curiositythan as bidders. The carvings brought
$3.50 and the pendants s4l6.
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He says That Poverty and Hunger Drove
Him to Crime.

LONDON. March 28.-Dr. Won Holmfeldt.
German Baron. has come to grief in London.
He had for some time past been employed as
tutor in the family OF an Englishman OF wealth.
but recently lost his occupation Last night
he was arrested In the act OF committing a
burglary IN II tavern in Fleet street, He had
rocketed the contents vi the TILL and WAS
emerging IRON the place when he ran into the
cards were lound Ia his pockets insert he'd with
various aliases and dynamite cartridge was
discovered In his coat. He was remunded for
henring. he admits that he resortrd to theft
ana says that poverty and hunger drove him
to crime,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
Notes OF Foreign Hnppenines.

Rosenberg's spinning mills. in Rsichenb bach.
Germany. were burned yesterday; loss 5OO.UOO
marks.
The first issue OF the ams!gamated Free.
mans Journal and National Press was Issued
to-day; 1t declared. editorialy: " llonceforth
we will serve no party or clique"
Mr.. Bafour said Yesterday. in the House OF
Commons, that tho Government intended to
second reading before Easter. II possible.
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For years Mrs. Burritt
has suffered untold agony
from a disease that puzzled
the most eminent physi-
clans. Something over Q
year ago her sickness took
on n terrible form. so that
both her side and stomach
were 1ilcd with intense
rnin. Even m orphine
could not bring relief. It
was called neuralgia. can.
Ger OF tho stomach. and
gall st ones passing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29

mile bicycle team road viii be held on tn
IrviI gton Aiburn course on April ~ handsome III.
Yer cop has teen donated by Newark firm Tor team,
open to all clubs in EsseX county Tie manage
ment has been placed in tho hands Of the Business
Mems cycling League OF Newark II IA expected that
oil .he clubs in Essex county will enter teams
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
Reported Wreck OF . Steamer from this
Country.

LONDON, March 2S-A news agency here
publishes al despatch from Genoa saying that
a large steamer from the United States has
been wrecked on the Italian coast Neither
the name OF the steamer nor any details are
given.
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An Interrupted Iuarnngue.


He was declaiming in the woodshed at the
top OF "A fourteen year. old voice: Fri ON d IS
that moment his mother came up behind him
and added the missing link: Lend me youI
ears" Then She marched him of into tho
house by those aural appendages and set him
TO work pairing the potatoes for dinner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
A BOttomiess Cavern,


LAKE CRY. Mimi. March 19-There is an
extensive. cave In Clifford township. this
county. Six rooms have been visited. In one
tending downward to an unknown depth A
stone dropped therein cannot 10 heard to
strike bottom. Some interesting mineralog-
will be explored as thoroughly as possible
some timo this spring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
How She Conquered.
Remarkable Experience Of a
Woman.
Convincing Correspondence Offered
in Evidence-Most Rigid Investi-
cation Made by DISTINGUISHED
People.

ALBANY. N. Y. March 2S.-The town OF Fort
Edward is excited over the strange case Of
Mrs. q. G. Burritt. wealthy and highly o.
tcemcd resident OF that place.
Her experience has been so remarkable that
in every mail comes letters from those who
have heard OF it, asking II it he tr,ie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE,
CtH EDS!

Are all who examine IN" many unique shapes and
tasteful designs nf our Exhibit Of Furniture and while
wages have not been low, The improvements in wood
working Lave enabled US 10 get "ut handsome and
durable goods below any previous season.
ALL GOODS ARE MARKED N PLAIN FIGURES
STRICTLY ACCORDING To COsr. FROM TIE SIS
ANTIQUE OAK FINISH siDEBoARD To THE $1,000
PARLoR SUIT. AND NO MARGIS Is ALLOWED
EITHER FOR CREDIT OR DISCOUNTS. As WE FIND
JUSTICE TO ALL CAN BE DONE ONLY BY ONE
PRICE," CASH"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29

The Astoria Athletic Club viii hold special boxing
tourney AZ tho ci'ih "He IN saturday evening. April
y, wien Ia" folu" INK C"Nt"sts w!l be- decided One
hunGrei'an ilN".rounh elias lhilhp ,rooSs C!rps-
4 g, rs N"re, .ationm g.. No ppunl. Joseph
Moore Nation 4. g.. "! ioung sr!uu.,l- ". q p.
i:lb ponn,s Dav- nLr!ry. T. st''nr 4 G., VS.. rLomas
HERMAN. CippoI e.: la pounds. llomns Durnuy
Hell Gaic Il. .. vs. 'am inmpGIns hsto7;, A g.
Johnny !ormap. Charles INNER lack Van Houten
Tommy owens fin Murp"E. and others VIII appear IN
cSh.htiohr "
The annual open games or IN. Twelfth Regime mt Will
he he'd AZ the nrnntN. sixty second STREET Column
nus ayrnn. On Tuesday crrnins April ~ The hnndi.
BS''yard run one.Inic .ur, and 'wJ.imile SAT IL
bcyc" rnce. There VIII Hst n hnl'Inile
medals are to reward !rs' aud SECOND in each
event Athletes iniendin. IA enter tan practice
lows. Sprint ai,d distance runurfs on tuesday and Fri
DAY evenings from y to g.. OrInrk from . - TO
lhi3O O'Clock, bicycle riders On "wednesday evenings
az he same honrs son' en'r j. tn or presented 10
each alh's.o entering Whether NJ, M
EHtres 10 centsl close Apt !! with &. ! l. ach Post
once box 3.O!. or can be eft n thr arirUry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
Two UNEXPECTED DEFEATA
The Jersey City A. c. Team Lose Two
Gamea

The eleventh series Of games Of the American ANA
teur Bowling Unions final tournament werc rolled
the Columbus Market alleys corner 12+th street and
Seventh avenue last night The first game Of the
proved TO be tho biggest surprise OF the
odds of 3 to 3 were offered that Capt Schultss men
would defeat the Wnverley team but tho latter bowl
rolled extraordinary spare game and succeeded
in administering defeat to the cracks that represent
the Jersey city Athletic Club In the second game tho
latter also lost their grip OH the ball and
beaten by the Standards. The scores:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
FIRST CANE.

FRAMES.
J. c. A. 81 40 2a5 800 804 al 6S4 6<3 724 1877
Wavery - las 24O 1913 1856 AT Jb8 ISL 736 sac
Umpres,-A. vaupe and @. A. Pearse. scorers-A H.
Brown and Z. J. Adams.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
At the HuudbalI Courts.

The match between Barney Frgen and "Boney"
Odcll. which was 10 have Ieen decided Courtney :
court last sunday, postponed bv mutual con sent
unit! April y. Fuvrn seens 20 bea slight favorie. but
Honey says "lA tool them an
The Unknown who gave Majo. Carmody such a sound
thrashing about fortnight RRo Is willing take
chances or duplicating he result. for he claims TO
have e cnch v why. it, only amusement for me
10 stack p agasus: sch players Carmody and Dew
iin" he said yesterday to SrS reporter.
As the time draws near for the BATH. between Mike
stanton and Mickrv Lemon he interest tho event
ncrrases Stanton has heen taking hily over the
soft roads around Tie Point" un1er The direction OF
Powers while litt. Mickey has been Indu,g,ng in milk
test comes of April g. Mt courlntys Court and is
eNrec. I'd 10 10 n clLcErr
'Pudncy Wager ha: his war gaint on. Ie wants to
IL tins liugen that "a! lie can beat handba ~
VA Hnrneys inquiry of u -. reporter vest rday
why. i would he like rinyrg three old cat meet
him. III play Fiugen and give him tys n game
80 or $50 ana neither man slrl leave the court"
Tn" match tonight ~ AMERICAN racqucts FOR $40
s" between Cap. boyle ana Dr.. Let's the latter al
lrwi'c capt Boyle ton aces game. the chief topic
among the linbOken sport HE Captains friends
CLAIM that DR.. L"fI Wont b. N It The latter says
81 thu proof o; the pudding "a IN tie eating oft
TON Goode Ia another man who is aspiring become
famous as racquet slayer. lie ihinLs lie hert
cant boyle. and has wagsIci so en- The result The
ma CHI WIN be pay'i on rr'fn" afternoon next ut thv
hnbuacn court n, ".cIocH -hnEr.
AZ the lioboken court srriay John Kelly heat Tom
GJndr wo straight gamC- at racqucts and then Kelly
lowncd Capt. BOYLE Nv" straight games. Kelly Is red
hot after jimmy k-nting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
HONORS FOR RECLCS.

A Distinguished Man Who Was Once Con.
demned to Penal Servitude for Life.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29

]. C. A. c.. 80 1877 272 345 42s 494 SIT sss TAG s2l
STANDARD SO 274 1856 480 soy bg4 67y 766 S4I
Umpirrrs-J. F. Eaestcr and G. A. Pearse. Scorers
A. II Brown and L. J. Du Mahant.
To.niRhts games in the American Amateur Bowling
Union will be between the Peerless Bowling Club Of
brooklyn New York and IvAnhoe Bowling clubs Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29

whsu Baby vas sicf. W gave her csssorsA
Whom she was Child. she DRIED 70, Csstor1A
when she became Niss she chung Il castoriA
vhsa shs had Children. abe gave thsm CastorsS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29

Tho famous geographer. Elis6e Reclus. has
just received an unusual honor from the Paris
Geographical Society. It has long been one Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29

. Eichoson's Liquid Bread not only tastss sood ssd
looks good. but Il does good-<ds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29

trade in furniture has picked up With Srush.-Ids
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29

sumption w,l Bs results, Pi,o's Cur. for Con.
Your druggist. aSc.-Aa.. ''''SS give
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29

Totals. y.sl2 1921 Totals.....11 "a 1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29

Whom it was announced that Archbishop
Cotrignn had subscribed 800 tho cheers were
deafening. AS they diod away the McGlynn-
ties got in n few Misses
Chairman Dana then declared the m Getting
closed. and with loud and repeated cheers the
crowd filed ont.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-09-16
Harvesting Gr~sns,

When the heads ben over and the
straw takes ON yellow tinge it is time
to begin harvesting. If any doubts ex-
ist examine the kernel. It should be
fully grown, plump and yet soft enough
to be easily broken with the finger nail.
Il is best to hind as fast as cut and put
in stocks as fast as bound, or as soon as
possible. Both grain and straw ripen
better standing erect in the stock with
an upward ventilation among them
than when lying down and exposed to
the sun. L.rge stocks are preferable to
very small naes, as less surface is ex-
posed to the weather. Cotton cloth is
SO cheap that each farmer should have
hay caps enough to cover his hay when
obliged to iaave it out over night. and
he could then use it to cover the tops OF
his grain stocks whenever he saw ap-
pearances that would indicate approach
ing rains.
If the grain is bound by hand, says
American Cultivator. authority for the
foregoing, the binder should be in
structed to reject all large weeds In
making his bundle.
~ -
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-09-16
Agricultural Notes.

Prospective exhibitors to the New
York state fair. at Syracuse Sept. to Is.
are informed that entries close Aug. s.
Pennsylvania classes crows among
useful birds" and has repealed the
state law by which bounty was for
merly paid for their destruction.
Farmers in the vicinity of New York
city find a good retail market for abso-
lutely fresh eggs in the soda water foun-
tains in drugstores and saloons.
The efforts of the agricultural depart
ment to introduce Indian corn in Eu-
rope as an article of food are meeting
with considerable success, especially in
Germany.
The custom house at Chicago has re,
ceived milking machine from Glas.
gov, Scotland, for which great claims
are made. Time will tell if this ma
chine is worthy Of patronage.
1t is announced that dairy depart
ment will be included in the Madison
Square garden food exposition. Oct. to
37. Mr.. James Cheeseman, Pierce
building, Franklin and Hudson streets,
New York, viii manage this depart
ment.