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New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
,,,cur1vG THE MATABELE SINGLE
Dlf-D HANDED.

ronoon Dec. a.-"The Times pno",m, p,n,ana,c com' am,
% sSs &5g of 'hs scoat MeS %So served
paign VIII, v,;,,,,ns and the Ifah brothers IN ,nc
%5n coa of nc COMPANY r%ss h G1 "a
~ayo on 3D. Mfr .lready neo5r% published he
min of Captain wmss & GfAh s when e says ION
while the scoH otobcr 26 Ifah and the other seoIt M
aopsd af INTO hsy wSFS ho 0fng snrpscd he
the ,be kraa they haa 20 Sacp horse oT boed
returned except w i,e. The Captain escaped but
met another were made to find Williams or iear
of his fate Pase tS Sa @
days later So were brought n he adns wax 9ead
that the CaP,a then dsmounted ana ran a aheaI @
beat The There he stopped ana waVed MS M. 4d
into the open. HITnn,,i,inc them to come on. lie
his hs kF b two was NpSSf sSo, in the
forehead" ,,,u,s,ns referred to was Captain
The Capta;mni, whose death was reported Nv, Two
He leading wh punS4s the sht men
northward from ~ nlacc.
,ioned by paget lVO"
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
TIE GLADSTONIAN REELEr TED.
RESULT OF TIE BYT-ELECTION FOR ACCR1N"-
TON, WHICH TIE CoNSERN \'NHH
HAD EXPECTED TO CARRY

London. Dec. o1.-At the bye-eioction IN 'he
Accrington Division Of Lancashire 'o-u"S
Joseph Francis Leesc. Gladstonian' was e'ec'e"
over Herman Hodge. Conservative. by vote
of 5S22 to 5.56i At the last general elecuo"
Mr. Ieese received 6O19 votes and Mr.. %nouse %
40 Mr. Ieese succeeds himself in the liouse
f C,oDmons He was obliged to contest lnc
seat again. because he recently accepted 'ne
Rccordership Of Manchester ,.,o. NJ
Tho conservatives had expected to deieat MI;
raese They prophesed that the men VINO i vo!e9
for Home Rule last year had become diseusLg' ,,,
with the cause since the discussion OF 'ie W., W.
WIN VIZ n,,,d u brirc hack the constituency To the
Conservatives who held it before the last gen
eral election.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
nrv1rs THAT coMMoNERs WERE BMBED
MR.. KNOX HOWEVER, STILL Assn
SOME OF HIS FELLoW-NENbH"' wa
or THE SOUTH AFRICA CoNPNNi'

~ r~ov uoN.ryER. STILL ASSERTS IhNA
eo,,,, or, ms FELLOW MEMBERS GOT siAl'Eo
or THE SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY
,aor Dec 2l-George c. BARLEY, C Cohser'a' ,o'
aI,~s ,ho attention Of the House OF Ooi',"or ryx
49,. - a rub,ic speech made by tamu"' pr,,,.h
, '. rarrfu,te to the effect that shares oi ''e ,
c.L ,cr,ca company had been give" - e. ,he
,ar ~ members Of the House OF .ha COM
,,-,ose Of influencing them 70 S"IP
pany $1,000. no1 said the shares had
10, qiven TO members FOR co''"P I, any
,.o, an ordinary commercial UanSd, .Y Aaa hsen
.hi,,, no had said implied that i'e''' noloc,zed
hought he withdrew the re''"'"'
for them. .,.o., with the apology
Mr. BARLEY was not satshen W. nd nronosed
,d !, d,d not go far enough anu ,a.h
that the matter ought to be u''''
Of r19sone held that the mattGr madaIng It to be
ale th. subject Of mp'iom ot,r,brr mat Mr. Knox
breach oi SS,ttldrawn the statement House
Nj Eafour leader OF the & ,n be a sked to sp"-
s,..agcsted that Mr. Knox outnu out,cr, that several
cncai!y S fiousc had been aiGted ccd sci
i'tr' nTrt"J JIayaile on allotment' WIZ" ''''
the next Gay Ia 80 ne declined 70 "NirS~ fnrcnce Mere
MI h' h'ioA a fact He only Withdrew w ,,beir nublc
knew Inoh.rs 10 n had been influence III '"'
conduct py ,'' ,brn said that this was ,"e eegainst
MI }ailOre'tion which had been prour, rr,ian anentarv
,S House during the wno,"d wnon,dcd that Mr. Knox $
experience lT mt moved that the sta1ri,r''a. ~
apology pe IN aI the record that the "oiNS WV
breach OF pIlVI1srror Harcour ChancelIor rd U ' he
Sir Wihain - ne doubted that anythlhs oo"'" "
EXchsqIL,i ador.ng the motion ,hout division.
o@fr,ao motion was neBalN''
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
r1,.r ALFRED TO TAKE 10000 A YEAR
r.,porCHEEE's NOTION AGAINST THE NE" AK

,,.cr,,rx-r OPPOSED BY Mr. GLADSTONE
>.n rr,rcrrp BY TIE COMMONS
London. Dec 21.-In the House u I'm =, So
,, c,oas,one said that Duke Alfred OF sake
-, ord cotha unc Duke Of Edinburgh oei's
onxous to anticipate the work Of Parliament nm, ma
srranced to renounce n5oo yearly receiyea ,E ,I6G3
Tngland but would continue 70 ,rJy'sc "nJ1s ~ ac,
EIsI., 20 hin, under the Royal Marriage az .ha,
sTannnyrv Iabouchere Extreme Radical sara da ', NOT
all the i'l'i"b * Drkn ehould continue to receNe
agv allowance from the British yen ihe mem
demanded that an opportunity pe5ts,er their votes
bers 10 express ineH NIc"" am
on the subject. IL, .td no did not suppose
-, Hi'i ii,,,eo ~ Commons wished the Duke 70 ~ ~
H tne heracter as an Englishman. lie reiuseu 10 Nv
b&Ie 'Ie tHomcbcre moved the adjournment OF ,me n
,,o III. 10 allow OF a debate. but his motion wa" ~
tc,e6 bv "A vote Of III TO 5'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
Ask1NG GOVERNMENT rEorEcrIoN.

President Atwood. Of the Maritime Exchange
addressed to the Secretary Of state AZ Wash
ington yesterday special tclegraphic AMI mail com
muulcaiions from Brazil which showed that the
ports 81 RIO de Janciro and Santos were rr1cu-
ca!ly closed by the operations of me insurgents
y.sso,s helnc unable t. land passengers or cargoes.
II was urged IN the dispatches from this city 10
nromn, measures for the protection ard convenience
of American citizens engaged IN Iawiul shpphs
and mercantile business.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
SENIOR MENpoNcA IN TIE CITY.

senior Mcndonca. Brazilian Minister 70 the
United states. spent yesterday IN New-York The
rreatcr part of tho dag he was engaged and could
no, see callers He drcl Ia the evening with
Charles Il Flint az his home 80 East thirty
siNth-st Mr. Flint said last evening tadt senior
MenlOnca had NJ news from Rio tha' had not
ben given ont before he l"f' Washington IN"
Minister Will return to the capital today.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
~ 1ocxRoy,s AssA1LANT SENTENCED.

paris Dec 2.-The Socialist Moore. who wounaeu
n. Lockroy with a revolver on August IL ""s
sentenced to-day the Seine Assizes 10 SIX
penal e6 abe Country Moore denied that he in
tended to kill Nj Lockroy he denounfbSa % ibe working
people PLEADED fST %as cfmS%g nndoa6gedy De-
Moore; wnoe ,aoore reneatedly interposed: That's
lie. y and 'I don't want your pity
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
THE CASE FOR MoNSON CLOSED.
TESTIMONY IN SUPPORT OF TIE THEORY THAI
H,MBRoUGH's DEATH WAS ACClDLNIALA
C,rSFD BY HIMSELF.

CAUSED BY HIMSELF.
1,a,,bursh Dec H-At the trial to-day or Alreu
John Monsoon Indicted for the murder OF Lieu'ent''
Hambrough. Manager Andre Of the Clyue -Mi'S
Company. the sole manufacturers of amoer"e' 'eS
,ihed that an amberlte cartridge fred from VIE
tance Of six inches would not cause sihgei"s' 80
an expert in the use of firearms ne sa's " We
",,o ." .bat lieutenant Hambrough had met his
da,,b bv stumbling and dropping his gun. me
weapon. he believed. had been dscharged "hth - !.
fell TO the ground. person falling ms'ihcUNes e.,
raises his head. and this fact accounted LOT ''''
Sorizontal wound in Hambroughs 5 mead. .o.,,eod
Wr Dav agent for firm Of gunmakers, teS1iI,eI I5
that he had been shooting with Lieutenant nn nidns
trough and had frequently remarked 'he ca'e'e'S
NAV In which the latter held his gun. ,,. h,c,
Colonel Tard testified as to an accideh,t Wis T{is
9s,n had accidentally been discharged WINE ne
Sas walking on slippery rocks ana part OF us I1n
was ~, I'm In ne head and ear. rendering MN
,,ncons NC scious When he recovered he tound tha'
both barrels of his gun had been disch@fse''
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
rpoM THE ORIENT.

Dec. Z.-The Canadian Pacific
vaucouTe5 p O. Of india which arrived here from
steamer and m%Pf cSna yesterday morning. brings the
following advices: ,,.r,ent opened November c5
The japanese f" FOR 1892 shows a population
The census o, ,vSom 9O5scc are males and sOs
bT4 females. A.. "C.hina Mail, the trouble be-
pri,ish warships ssvsssd FOR Bangkok Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

Or Herr retaining the sums OF money which II
IS alleged ne extorted from Baron Reinach M%aire %
'iuhet a!so said he believed that Dr. hei@
was legally safe against extradtion to France
London Dec 2l-The Paris correspondent OF ,he he
central News" says that France will abandon the
demand for the extradition Of Cornelius Herr the
Panama bribe-giver. now Ill at Bournemouth.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
,,oys,cvoR sAToLH NOT RECALLED

pome Dec Alt is denied here on @s, the author paoa
% ncs s f an nf sposs Taas na ssf Is. haas
been recalled me eonnnont ed Archbishop OF Bologna
Sesn Ss 5ss'a IS wsTf ha.
sonnecilon,ss sn,, here ne%s %HS
W %n rev has cosss SS IN place Of the
Malli
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
THE pIRArlxG DISABLED At ST PIERRE

Word was received here Yesterday that the
pl-,ilng I'm tow Of the Santuit had arrived at
San Pierre Martinique In disabled condition.
Her suprrstruciurc had been badly damaged ana
her rudder carried away. She VIII proceed 10
Drazil as soon as repairs are made.
There are rumors Of an intent on w" part ot
Flint 4 CO. 10 III out oth'r vessels here Tor BrdZ'
hut so far nothing has been done.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
cppr,n or THE INFLUENZA II ENGLAND

London. Dec 2l.-"The Lancet in eoiri"'i''''e '
upon the influenza epidemic says 'n@' ".'y ~ ,Ao
a.. Iondor tIosnital have been disabled by the
s,.ea.. tn. endemic is spreading with alarnins
rapdty In Lancashire seyegs rap9 sgnGO5 Srdgrcss In
evseu, % dsstrict nifty pupils have been sulckGh
in gne vernooI Bristol and Rugby the epidemic gains
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
TO REVEAL BANK SCANDALS
THE ITALIAN CHAMBER ACTS.
ORDERING PUBLISHED THE INvESTIGAT
ING COMMITTEES DOCUMENTS.
vxoyyN PUBLIC MEN AFFECTED-THE EX-
posURE FORCED BY GloLuTlS FRIENDS
RITTER DISPUTE BETWEEN CAVALLoTTI
AND MINISTER FERRARI-THE SEN
ATE NANEs a COMMITTEE

NAMl.S \ COMMIT IEi.
,,a Dec 21.-The Chamber of Deputies to-
,a,, debated the question whether or not the
aor,,ents of the Committee of Seven which eX-
ou,ned into the bank scandals. which docu-
ments were deposited in the secret archlves
sbould be published. The adherents of eX-Prime
Minister C;ioljtti in the hope Of compromising
,r tho scandal some of his opponents. demanded
that all the documents be published
Raron Nicotera, former Minister OF the
Interior. protested against the spirit of reprisal
the friends Of Signor Giolitu infused INTO
,,o,ol question. The documents of the COM
roi,tee he said II destined to publication would
infict heavier blows upon Signor Glol'u IMAM
he had hitherto received. ,,,,
A motion made by eX-Primc Minister dl ltudlnl
TO exclude from publication all documents OF a
strictly private character was carried py a
small majority. The other documents were
ordered published. ,,,o
The papers which will be made public include
depositions and letters affecting men prominent
IN potical life and their publication Is certain
10 rouse the keenest pOlemics. No member OF
the Chamber implicated In the scandal has yet
resigned. . e,. o.,
Ntti from the Chamber, Signor Cavallott the
weI-known Radical leader, made an attack op
him Count Luigi Ferrari. Minister OF Posts ana
Taiaeraphs. sprang from his seat and turning on
s,gnor Cavailotti, exclaimed "You are de-
famer." . .-,
This brought forth an exchange of personah-
tics Signor Cavaotti shouted in reply 10 tne
Minister waving his arm to include the Whole
cabinet: You maronettes. You BETRAYED 'he
Radical party for your miserable posts.
The exchange of words became bitter. ana IN
.,its we're freely INDUCED in. II is probable that
the affair will result in duel between Minister
Ferrari and SignOr CaVallotu.
The senate decided to-day to appoint a com
r,ttee of seven, corresponding with the loepuues
Committee of seven. to inquire into the part
played by Senators in the BANK Fduus'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
MOROCCO GRANTS SPANISH DEMANDS.
THE sULTAN's BROTHER WILL GIVE CF 1hi
RIFFIAN AGGRESSORS AT MELlLLA AM
rsrAEIIsH 4 NEUTRAL ZONE.

. FsTABLIsH a NEUTRAL ZONE.
Madrid Dec 2l.-A dispatch from Mei'iIa Say. soy
.ha, ,,nIsv Araaf. the Sutan's brother. has prom
,sed N hand over to Spain all the authors o' ,'e
attack at Melilla october 2 also 70 ueiN
~ t,ed IN steal the Spanish bark on the ORC
ny, .d,,or he makes is that they shall be taken
By sea to Tangier and HANDED to 70 the sga saan in
mas /or tho action of the Rifians on Oc'ober
oeinni,S on the condition that the amount
shall be determined by the SuI'ani io ~ establish a
N,,ley Araaf has undertaken a!s0 ,a a1 gs
neutral zone and clear away the kliiia b b ba
tnci,,sing the mosque and cemetery 4lthousi. az
Safsrred until the Sutan's arrival the Woi1 =" - a.,
Signing TO the Rfians other sites; W nm NJ ~ Gu
shall have been determined, the hi'Aaio am f
iards shall enjoy in 1t equal rights.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
AMERICAN COMMERCE. INTER-

AMERICAN COMMERCE. INTERFERED WITH.
Washington. Dec. "A cable message from eight
commanders Of American merchantmen at present
anchored in the harbor OF Rio Janero protesting
against alleged Interference with their rights by the
Insurgents. WAS received by Secretary Gresham
Yesterday and By him sent TO Secretary Herbert
as Il concerned the authority Of the war vessels
" the United States. The merchantmen stated mat
they were prevented by the constant hrlng between
the insurCent and Government forces from land
INK their ca-goes at the custom house. although
the regular Governmcu; had given them permission
- do so. and they asked that IN" commdnd"rS
of the American cruisers pc instructor 70 s'c
that they were not dcbarrcd from this privilege
Secretary Herbert has decided that he has no
authority to instruct Captain Picking IN IN"
premises. and that attempts 10 land cargoes from
American ships by means ~ lighters or otherwise
must be- made at the risk % the commanders. not
withsandlng that these privileges are secured Tor
British and German Nesaels
The uinbOat Remington. ot the European squad
ron which N has been said might be ordered 70
Rio arrivc,! at Nlicfranchr yesterday. In n cahie
III. ssagc received at the Navy Department. dated
today Admiral Erben reports that all are well
on board.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
oyr on THE A1vo's BOATS PICKED Up.

Nassau. \. p. Dec. ia double-ended boat
,wen,v-t tbreefoot keel in a damaged condition. was
picked up on the shore of Grand Bahama o." o 40
vember 26 and was taken TO Hope Town, NDS0o
rhs hoat was marked "Alvo of Liverpool ana no
dowh, belonged 10 the Inflated Atlas Line seaihrI
c that name which has never oeen Amgst neS, This
Is the second boat which has been fouhd from 'i'0
AlyO.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
nrCEMBER - Isg3-FOURTEEN PAGES.
MILNE WITH PEIXOTOS GUNS.
NERO HANTMEN MOVED THAT REBEL
ISLANDS MAY BE BOMBARDED.
CANNoNADING AT LONG EANGE-PRoIhoI of
BRITISH MERCHANTS - THE N1CrHERoY
STILL At PERM NAMBUCO - REPORTED
IXsURGEXT SUCCESS IN RIO
GRANDE DO SvL.
tCcpyr6ghf: 1888 By me rnitcd Press }

GRANDE DO StI.
tcepyr,gni: 1883: By me rnHcd Press)
Rio Janeiro. Dec 2l-The merchant vessels
lying in the regular anchorage for trading NcS-
sells between Cobras and Enxadoes Islands nave
been asked by the Government to leave the
vicinity in order that the Government forces
may fire OH the insurgents. who are in possession
Of the islands without running the risk OF strlk-
ing the merchantmen.
London Dec. 2i-A dispatch from Pernam-
buco says that the cannonadng between the
Government and insurgent forces was resumed
at Rio Janero Tuesday. Both sides fired at
long range. and the damage done was tring
\ dispatch dated at Rio Janeiro yesterday says:
The British merchants here having vigorously
protested recently against the inadequacy OF the
protection furnished by the British naval com
mander to their shipping, the British Consul mas
issued a notice that II IS du!icult to prevent
Interference with commerce. lnasmuch as the
landing is directly in the line Of fire. He adds
that he is powerless to obtain remedy. but has
arranged that the British shall dsembark at
another landing
dispatch from Buenos Ayres says: Inc
cruiser Nicthcroy still remains at Pernambuco.
Il il reported that the insurgents in RIO Grande
do Sui have captured san Borja. The siege OF
Bage continues"
\ dispatch from Liverpool says: "A teie-
gram from Rio JaneirO to-day informed the
Portuguese consul that President IeiNoio mas
not answered the petition for mercy made by
the Rcauchimals who were scntCLced To- be
shot because they CARED insurgents on their
steamers Their Liverpool agent. Mr. Iag,ry
believes that. although their p sitlon Is dan-
gerous. they will not be- shot"
Liverpool. Dec 2l.-Adviccs received here from
Brazil are To- the effect that Abraham ana Solo
mon Bo1uchimal. steamship owIrrs "l lfln
bp W. re traders
and Manchester. haV" been arrested IN no
Janciro. and sentenced 10 b. shot for allowing
their steamers To- carry insurgents as pass"h-
gers The execution of the sentence has been
delayed In consequence of the condemned men
appealing for protection to Portugal as they
are subjects Of that country.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
GIFT TO LORD AND LADY TERENCE bhA|h-
WOOD

Paris. Dec 21.-SIr Edward B,ount, acting IN oe
half OF the British colony. presented silver saw
to-day to Lord Terence Blackwood. sou u u.s
Marquis Of Duffcrin and his wife, formerly oo n'oo
Davis OF New-York. The presentation toph Pa tsj a
a, tha pr;,tsh Embassy In replying 10 Sir f-u
wards speech Lord Terence reered Sic 10 his hsS Amer
can wife had received in England ana me indness
showr by the British colony IN parin ost S,Shy. he
said .,y his wife who had LETT Tor III" '"0
friends and associations OF her youth
SEEKING; TO RECOVER MONEY FROM HERR
part. n., ,,-rbe Herr case an action brought
TO recover from Dr. Cornelius Herr the money pai'
to him by Baron Reinach in connection VII" ,no
Panama Canal was opened to-oay' ,asa,
ciunet appeared for Dr. Herr and Mai.re ,on,s nDu.
for the plaintiff the liquidator OF baron ne'Ia. -,
a.t.t. r. Iyar1 Who fed 10 England on IN.
syS o. tbe panama Canal exposure. Is sun a.
Naitre Clunet told the representative oona 0 For
unitsd Press to-day that the case was
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
NO MOVE YET BY WILLIS.
THE CORWIN AT HONOLULU.
MEASURES TAKEN BY THE PROVISIONAL
GOVERNMENT TO RETAIN CONTROL.
AN UXTIMATrM TO THE MINISTER.

sHARpsHOOTERs POSTED AND RESERVES HELD
IN READINESS TO REPEL \ POSSIBLE At
TEMPT TO REsEAT THE OF rEtN-DANGER-
Gus EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY
PRESIDENT DOLE ANXIOUsLY
WAITING MR.. THUR
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
THREATS OF A BOMB OUTRAGE CAUSE PANIC

London Dec 22.-'"The Daily News coIic9io
In Vienna saws that the people Of RakoniN 'he
Bohemian town where an attempt was inaue %
blow up the house OF lawyer. Herr "oi"' nav naSe
been panc-strieken since last night wneh You'd be
received a letter saying that the church "outr
blown up during the midnight services on 6s " nd
mas Eve The streets are patroHed 10y sTt srhe doors
the n,hi,c buildings are douby pocei; ne t%, uOpt
OF an the public offices are closed a. atthiSden
fall and servants and worklngmen are io' ''''N
TO appear In the streets after daih'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

SALE OF DE MAUPAssANTs GOODS hh'"O
Paris. Dec. A--The sale of Guy de MaupaSsa'.
furniture began to-day. The prices were poor ~
eept when personal trnksts were pqt 0p was tre
mendo,s when the bloody razor with whcn De
Maupsssant attempted suicide was put up lot saie'
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-06-17

J Allittle gisi has lately gone crazy in
tho effort to collect 1000, 900 stamps. II
was more than her poor child brain could
compass. Somebody who ought to have
been sentenced to- Q term Of imprisonL
ment started foolish story long ago that
the United States government woulf
pay reward OF $500 to anybody who
gould COLLECT 100000 stamps. The
Story wss q huge lie, but the bigger a
lia is thu mere people believe it. Thou
sands of children began to collect 1,OOO.-
600 stanpss One on two Of them actual
ly succeeded, ct an expenditure of time
and energy that would have laid the
foundation. Of . q 100000 fortune. Aft,
er they had got the stamps it was only to
find that nobody ever had offered any
premium whatever for the collection.
and that the whole story was cruel
hoax; so it Ia. Nobody anywhere ever
offered $500 or any other sum for 1 ,OO0,-
900 stalnps. Nobody ever WILL Thestory
Is At to be classed slong with the tale OF
the Ohio COW that gave black milk.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-06-17
wAss ss.A.. r.lsphoa.s bear.

Telephone charges in our cities are
high because the American Bell Tele-
phone company steadily increases its
capital, It's royalties and It's profits and
10 . much les degree because Of the exs
penses or profits Of the local organization
with which the customsr, deals.
The lpeai companies are by no ineans
worked % charities or managed for the
bsnsat Of the public. Quite the con-
sxusy. Ths Dell Telephone company Of
Philsdslphia pays and has paid for years
pase . sAsady 10 Per cent On its eapttai
u eo00, 900, all cash a. to locsl subscrip-
tions. Il had accumulated In 1891, after
m ysAys. . surplus OF e66l. .se<. and II
ras eEfA.s0f q sAas into underground
coaduits and tho loss incident 10 the
sAaasA Anes SAe oysax endias pseen-
ber 81, 1885. when the company began
~ regular ,QusEtsriy dividend Of Q per
esnA ~ has just about doubled fts busl-
ne1, advancing gitsa gross receipts, as
nearly ~ can be made ont from its very
inssasQusts reports, sscsn e8tN, Ma in the
sassAdae ysaf 1850 ~ 4Ito, ,oS4 in he ysar
sAdiAg June %. 1851. >. s-'-1s .-iyps \.
This u very fair prosperity, Divi-
dsuds Of u per cent, an addition Of SOL
los 70 surplus and 4li4.s5l put into
Rlsnt IN ave yeers ON nm original invest
mcnt Of 4t60, 900 is certainly such o re-
sasa q wouid sasisa .mosk !, But this b
almpH Asshang 80 tAs mareA Of the par
"A eompAhy ladslpAia lRress. h
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-06-17

IL a-a
We hear much Of Delsartism these
days. We who afe Of the people have
no very clear idea just what it is, we
confess. We are sure it must be some
thing very grand and tremendous and
soulful and shall be glad II we can be
Like that too. A high priestess of the
Delsartean cult has, however, at length
undertaken to supply a long felt want
and tell us common people what her
school Is driving at. We give you here
with bar own deApitoa, confident that
you win thereby be as much enlightened
- we are; Psyche qphysical culture is
the perfect union Of harmonic gymnast-
ics and dynamic breathing during the
formulation Of noble ideals in the mind. !"
Dear. daaxs ssHod 7of Sai9ig7sYs