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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
TRYING TO HAVE GENERAL Carl

TRYING TO HAVE GENERAL CARR REiNSrAIHD'
Washington, March 23.-Brigadier-General Carr
Of the ARMY, who was placed on the re'ired hs'
despite his protest by President harnsoh ;"
.u.rv last * making a strenuous effort for rein
statement 10 active duty. He called on President
Cleveland to-day with Senator Caifrey. OF louisiana
and had talk with Mr.. Cleveland about the matter.
The President non commital, but he promiSeu
IN give the case consideration when he had ume'
Ito was not ready he said. to take II up now.
General Carr was nominated Brigadier-General last
July. It was asserted that this nomination was
made upon an understanding that he would renre
Voluntarily before the close Of MIR. Farrlsons term
,o allow the appo,ntment OF another officer to the
postion. When March I drew near and General
Carr was asked to retire be refused to do So de-
caring that ne was ignorant OF any such understand
,,c or arrangement az that named. lie filed pro-
,est AGAINST retirement, but was placed on the In
.cuve ust Colonel Otis Immediately nominated
Tor the position but failed OF confirmation so that
the reinstatement OF GenerAl Sarr "ouu hol "e"h
the displacement Of another officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24

~ THE STATION BEFORE THE Ih"IN
. -. c.,hered at once The trio
h,r,,e, mn vanderbltave. to the wating-room OF
the New. York Central. They were allowed 10 pass
az once TO the platform, although the 20 tram
which they we're to take. was not yet there Inc
crowd was kept in the waiting-room until hi'eeh
minutes before the time for the train TO start
Harris and his guards took seats IN 'ne s.lo"" s
car People began TO gather at the w'nu0". s"u
n"..,r Sh..r nrrrn pulled down the blinds. When
d. do q, the car was opened dozens passed through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
SECRETARY CARLISLE WILL STUDY THE TARIFF

SECRETARY CARIlSIrs Win '''' 49,
washinc,on March Glastonbury Carlisle. II Is
stated on good authority, intends to give much OF
his time this summer to the consideration OF the
tarin that lie may indicate 10 general way inc on
lines for the formation Of tariff bill by The next
Democratic House. lie does not intend !" pr'p're
bill I'm detail but rather 10 he w n p"Sih'n !" t"e
all the assistance and information needed Inc Ne"
Work Reform Club has sent m outline Of tarn
proposition that corresponds closely 10 prpp'''uo
submitted in 1885 by Edward Atkinson 81 boston
II divided the tariff follows: A-Arti'ies OF 1000
and animals; B-artlcles in crude condition which
enter into the various processes CT domestic honsS
C-articIes wholly partially manufactured LOT use
as materials In the manufactures ana mech'n'c "'S
~ .-,,o,os m.nu,acturcd ready for consumption E
articles OF voluntary use. luxuries, etc. 1T, 81,
Treasury experts figure that on The present ons, ,d
recepts and expenditures the proposed chhises "o"u
result In an annual deficiency.
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STILL MISSING.
Grave Fears That the NaroniC
is Lost.
Her Continued Absence Causes Unusual
Worriment.
she Carries over 1000 Tons OF Valuable
Freight, Including several Hundred
Head OF Live Stock-1hc Cargo
l. Valued at over $3.50, 600.

NEW NoRK, March A-The Naronic Is
still missing. The big White Star
freight steamship is now eleven days
overdue. Her continued absence is
now causing more than usual worri.
ment among the owners OF the vessel.
and the consignees and shippers of
freight on board She carries over !. 600
tons of valuable freight, including sew
cral hundred head of live stock. A con.
sentative estimate OF the value OF the
cargo is placed at $3.50 600 The freight
err herself is valued at $500. 600. so that
If she goes TO the bottom instead of
reaching port in the near future il
means an immense monetary loss
The Naronic carried crew. includ-
ing Capt William Roberts and Engineer
Robert Duncan. of moro than seventy
men, and there were several cattle and
horse dealers aboard when she left Liv-
erpool on February H.
Friends and relatives OF the men have
been greatly concerned about the vcs-
sells long delay in making this port.
and have continually visited the com
pany's Office Those who called there
Friday forenoon. only TO get the same
answer that they have received FOR over
week, had sad expressions upon their
faces and were 10th 20 leave. hoping
that every minute might develop some
news
Tho theory that the White Star OIL
GERS advance is that the Naronic has
met with an accident 60 her steering
gear or engines, and Is drifting south
ward or is making for the Azores. II
this be the case she will not be heard
from until one OF the Portuguese or
Spanish liners reaches England or Lis
| bon. The rate OF reinsurance on the
Naronic's cargo has now been raised by
Lloyds 20 ei5 The marine insurance
companies still look upon this as a fair
risk, for the general impression is that
the vessel Is disabled and making slow
Roadway somewhere although IL is ad-
mttted that twenty-one days from Liv-
erpool for a ten-day ship is not an en-
couraging prospect
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he HELD THEM UP.
The Art Of the Related Stranger Was Too
Much for tho Footpad.

The Art of the Related Stranger Was Too
Much Tor tho Footpad.
Footpad-llold up yer handsl
Bclatcd Stranger Chastity complying
Certainly. And while my hands are
In this position permit me 10 call your
attention 60 new and improved ar
rangcmont OF my own invention for at
tachinR n cuff To- the sleeve OF n shirt
and holding It in It's proper place 40 IL
will not slip or become loose but re-
main rigidly fixed at the cxnct point
where you fasten IL no matter what
the strain may bo IL will never project
too far beyond tho edge OF tho coat
sleeve II properly attached in the hrst
place nor will IL over slip suddenly off
the hand In moment OF excitement or
sudden gesture such as every humnn
being more particularly gentleman Is
liable when leust expected TO the annoy
auce and modification OF tho wcurer yet
rs you see the cuff may be detached by
d simple pressure Of tho thumb and
finger either for removal or for chang
ing the adjustment up or down the
wrist as may bc ncccssitntod by the
length Of the sleeves which is not always
the same In the ease Of All tho coats In
being for dress OCCASIONS aud necossar-
lily OF creator .crgth than those used
for business or working purposes but
what / claim and am prepared 20
show 60 tho satisfaction Of any man
alive. Is that this simple device which
should toe part Of every gcutlomnn's
wardpObe by simply placing 70 in the
buttouhole OF the cuff in tho manner
In which you see it here before you and
bring the spring clamps together on
the fabrics Of the shirt sleeves and any
point that may be desirable between
the gusset and the binding 40 the end
Of the sleeve Ina the manner indicated
will give the most perfect satisfaction
In every case or money re- funded and Ina
order 90 introduce this most desirable
invention into your city arm furnish.
ing them 90 the ridiculously low price
Of"
lBut the footpad had ncd bowling
town the street Chicago Tribune
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OWLS HAVE THEIR USES.
Mice, Insects. Gophers aud tho swarminE
sparrow Food for the Wise Bird

Mice, Insects. Gopbers aud tho swarminE
sparrow Food for the Wise Bird.
The little screcch-owl. we'll known in
most parts OF the country, Is iudcfatig-
able ia It's work Of destroying mice and
insects II may often be seen az dusk
lowering about barns and outhouscs.
watching for mice. or Swimming over
the fields or along hedRerows In search
81 Rrasshoppcrs. crickets and beetles
Many birds Of this species have taken
mp residence ira the cities having
learned % feed upon that most de.
structive nuisance. the English sparrow.
Ia winter rural residents often notice
the tracks of mice which form net
works in the snow. crossing and rccross-
ing. passing in and out Of walls and
stacks-tending % show how active
these small rodents are when most Of
the world sleeps Occasionally such a
track stops abruptly, aud. while the OBJ
server is trying % read more 81 the bis
tory written Ira the snow. his eyes catch
the faint impression OF a pair u wing
tips near where the trail ends. and iu.
stantiy he is made aware that tragedy
has been enacted screech.owIs also
feed on chipmunxs. shrews. mOies and
occasionally bate During warm spells
in witcr they forage extensively and
store up iu their homes quantlties 90
food a. a provision against inc.emcIt
weather.
Probably the most important from IN
economic point of view among owls "a
the barn owl ICE food is almost eu.
tircly made up ~ Injurious mammals.
ln the west DO feeds largely ON porrhed
gophers and the stomach contents
81 many individuals examined have
revealed l'tte else than the re.
mains 20 these rodents TO appreciate
property Che services 90 this oegl BE- mdst
be- rcnem uercd that pouched r1phers
are among the most. 10 not the most. dee
stuctigs mammals which inhabit ihs
country ln various other localities ii
feeds extensively on The common race
Tho great horned owl which in tec
| east is persistent iu its attacks or p..uI.
| try and gauc Kills immense numbers
OF rabbits in rabbit infested parts -
tne west. where BE- assistance d. uFs-
uaolc 90 the farmer ID is much at.
dictod to eating skunlfs. % whirh d, ac-
YOURS great numbers wherever tHnsc
Objectionable animals are common. Eel
Boston Transcript
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sMlTA-eopDARo Flehr.
The Latter Knocked GU, ia the rsiEhtseat,
Round

Round.
NV ORLEANS. March s-Thc long
talked of battle between smith and
Goddard occurred at the Olympic club
FRIDAY night The purse was si0.-
900. with side bet OF al 200 About
5000 tickets were sold. The result was
n complete surprise TO the talent and
many sporting men will be obliged to
walk or steal rides on side door Pull
mans 10 get ont of town. The betting
was to in favor Of Goddard
At $50 George Dawson who was 20
have met Tommy Ryan Thursday night,
went on for four round bout with his
trainer. Eddie Greeney This proved
rather interesting, but every body was
waiting for the GROWING event OF the
evening, the finish fight between the
Barrier champion. Joe Goddard and Ed
Smith. OF Denver. IL was fully p:i2
before the heavy weights made their
appearance. Goddard accompanied by
Billy Madden. Jim Gibbons and
George Dawson. and Smith attended
by Pat smith. Bat Mastcrson.
and Tom Allen. Goddard's weight was
$50 pounds and smiths Isl. Goddard
was the FIRST TO enter the ring and
walked around the ring and his APP
pcarancc was such as TO strike terror TO
the heart of the beholder smith APP
pearcd unmoved and chattcd freely
with his seconds. In the toss for cor
Ders Goddard got the one formerly oc-
cupicd 10y sullivan when defeated 10y
Coroett and also occupied by other
losers, and therefore considered un-
lucky Some delay was caused by
discussion arising about plas-
ter on Goddard's hand which
eventually was removed and all was Sc
rene. smith wore green trunks and
Goddard white tights The difference
IN the size OF the men was noticeable.
Goddard being "A head taller than
smith. In the first round the men
Were wary and at first slow. but soon
warmed up. Eighteen rounds were
fought, and the advantages were about
evenly divided, but in the eighteenth
round Goddard was completely knocked
puf
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IN I'D wIspoM.

The shadow Of misfortune viii
generally frighten us more than the
disaster itself
- Ec man who thaws out dynamits
is being heard from. There IS general
Is bat one report baltimore Amer.
lean.
Life a. wc call it. IS nothing but
tho edge 90 the boundlcss ocean % cx
isteuco where Il comes Ia souudings -
Holmes
-Jugson says II isn't the lack %
space az the top that worries him. but
the great plenty o. IL before you reach
there. Elmira Gazette.
Lets see, Henpecs. what IS IL Svs
call = man who marries two wives
bigamiat2" Some call him that 4
call him an idiot ~ Vogue.
-Jiggic5-I hear ScribberIy has gone
blind How'd II happenf Jaggles-
Lost his sight trying - ind bis articles
la print poor fellow. Troy Press
Singer Your wife has rather
strange ideas II economy. husband
Oh, noi ann very well acquainted with
them-havo been FOR years later
Ocean.
"A Good shot wanace-Tf that
muic you sold Blanket kicks bin. he
viii get after you Willis-No danger.
p hnt mule never misses anything ho
kicks a. Jury.
As email letters hur. the sight; 20
d. small matters him tsat Is Too much
!rteut upon them. they stir up anger,
which beEeis an evil habi. in him in
reference ,o greater Affairs pIutarch
-ttrre never was p.ciufe safrtar.
Hnrt HIfHl.rr ar uafe rrIFtt.
SEC Auafa sr.IIrE she1 700 maei her,
t'r ieeth. guu acf, ere ahIte
~ Press
Your tickets we're compll rnentary.
were thry notgr swell. replied tha
man vao Bad seen painfully amateur
cuter. lament. ~ Thought sner were
unll saw tie Show ashinrton
star
beard M.ss ffar.ins say LAST ufrht
that see Far fascinated aitn me. said
~niaerc-tav uho s not handsome.
"1rF sh- is She told ms 81 herself
Sire b. a1 enthusiast ca ths Dgrwiu,an
theory
lHc ideah nolly-I heard chat
tholy tainted last night Charp.c-
Yes somebody hc bad never mct,
asked aiu 10 he were man DOLLY
Yes llapr fet, ard hr has q tasn
oi h.s otrn. 8 know Puck
so American Girl was once snorn
s1ule claror at Woe.wich Arsenal. she
creaut in charge remarsinr "Yoa
Snow So toos tuem from 500 at Bun.
ser llHi les" sht replied. 70 sca
yaHr e eat csc canuon. but guess wc'vs
80. tac hHI
Answered flcar the foke on
sesith.c Nos what WAS 4g Gle
rut inad beca so De coulln't set any
stories accepted. and wrote one cditos
o sarcastic letter. asking him how nueh
80 cosi 81 get into bis magazine The
editor sent Jim a card % sdvcrusina
rates -Eruth.
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a RUSSIAN IuplclAl SOLOMON.
How ns Got All the Meat There Wa. In
tho legal Nut.

How ne Got All the Meat There Wa. IN
tho legal Nut.
Oriental justice sometimes finds par,
allcl In Russia. whore Judges and law.
yers see no difficulty in making ccccn-
tric decisions and taking the meat %
the nut FOR themselves. leaving the
shells for plaintiff and defendant
One day az village market shoe
maker bought n calfsI>in for two and
onc-half rublcs. and. having no money
with HIN won't homo 20 procure L.
The farmer meanwhile sold the skin
60 second buyer for three rubles.
Then tho original buyer returned. and
when he discovered the trick that had
6ecn played was so indignant that a
quarrel cnSucd. and tho matter was
brought before Justice.
you bought the skin first2" said the
latter to the shoemaker, after listening
TO the evidence
eyes"
For how muchp'
Two and half rublc"
Have you the moneyP'
yes"
Put Il on the table"
Then turning Co tho second buyer the
JUSTICE uokchs ca bought tho skin
aftcrward and paid for itP'
"NcS"
How much did you pay?"
"rhrcc rublcs"
Have you the skinP'
'Ncs"
Put IL under the table"
The man obcycd and the farmer was
next addressed
"Nou agreed 20 sell for two and one
half rublcs, and as the buyer did not re-
turn promptly with the money You sold
TO another for three rublcs2"
"Nca"
"liavc you tho three rublcsP"
''YcA"
Put them on the table"
When this had boon done the fudge
delivered his decisions '"The shoe
maker Is To blame for bargaining with
out money and thereby cndangerinp
the peace OF the town. The second
buyer Is 90 blame for outbidding an
other, aud the seller for dealing with
people without money. Now all three
of you 60. March,
And they went pcrforcc. leaving skin
aud money behind them Chicago
Times
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which have greatly changed and i'm
proved the appearance OF these uncom-
pon-looking gowns. other importa-
tons show unique variations of the
1880 styles that wece introduced last
season, among them Geing the round
belted waist. spreading revcrs, length
ened shoulder seams. dropping sleeve
puffs and full, rather short skirts,
trimmed with passementerie bands.
LOUNGES or ruches. The storm suit
Is not rumor OF fashion. but an &C.
complished fact, and not only are these
short-sklrted costumes seen among the
utility gowns, but they have APP.
peared among the common sense
dancing toilettes, the skirts being
several inches off the ground, 20 dis
play the arched dancing slipper and
quite n bit of the ankle, in the genuine
style of toilets worn by our grand.
mothers. These skirts are uugored
and the breadths are very full An.
other assured revival is the heightened
shoulder seam, which is accepted by
the majority under protest as yol1es
blouses and shirt waists appear IN
great variety among the seasons early
display Of warm weather costumes
and modistes remcdeled last autumn.
handsome gowns by opening the bel
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CONSIDERABLE DIFFERENCE.
People Who wsro Nuoh Occupied Bui
Never busy

People Who wsro Nuoh Occupied Hut
Never Busy
There isn't much II any difference
between occupied and busy. Is there.
pa2' inquired Jake Potter. who was
studying his definitions" for the next
lesson. II should say" answered his
father, that there was about as much
difference bctwxt 'em as there is be-
tween wallSin mp hill an slidin dnown.
cal'late you won't git an cxtry high
mark to-morrcr e. you cart hit of no
bettcr'n that. Jake"
well. what = tie difference. I'd Ike
20 known" said the crestfalleu Jake.
"Ain't Abe Hawkins okkypauon
plumbin'T' inquired Mr Potter Jake
admitted that it was
'ilcv you ever seen him busy" asked
the father
Never, pa, responded Jake. prompt
~.
AN I've heovd that Jeeus Spears
was 90 '0klfypied hc couldn't find time
90 fetch in wood fer his wife. when he
sets ~ the haour daovn O the store
reckon you couldn't hardly call him .
busy man
IAN you. Jake" continued SIR Pot.
ter. turning to his son for Tho last illus
trati0n. i've known you uaow an
tgafu 9 be so ottsptef turnin' somor.
sets Dol them hoop-pols shnviu's back a.
-h' wood house that you couldn't hear
nc cali ye no more'n n you was tect
though Id boiler tll i was all hoarsed
1p au yet DO never appeared O. mc as "a
fou was pere.tely sHsg them times "--
Youths llfur.rr.ur
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skirt down the front over an under.
skirt of contrasting fabric or at the
sides over a panel, and in the back in
sorting a full breadth of the goods
matching panel or underskirt
There is literally no limit 20 the list
of stylish and attractive spring fabrics.
among which are openly woven hop.
sacking, canvas cloth, English serge in
Roman blue, Vandybe green. silver
blue, nuns gray, fawn and brown
checked basket cloths, English whip
cords and new Scotch cheviots showing
an effective melange of four and five
colors in a single pattern. These are
also called Dolly Warden cloths, and
they arc handsomely made up with
velvet and ecru lace Armured wool.
ems have their surface figured with
shaggy dots. Epingcline woolens-
meaning pin-striped fabrics - have
rough pin wide lines Of two or three col
ors woven together, and there are also
shot, barred and lowered woolens that
are made into very dressy and pretty
spring gowns. Silk-dotted French
camefs hair is also used for effective
costumes both for women and children.
Elegantly plain cameTs hair dresses
have In many costumes the seams
Tapped on the skirt, over "a silk lining.
and stitched twice as ON a skirt hem.
Buttons and simulated buttonholes are
set on each side Of the fronts from the
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FASHION LETTER.
a Revival OF the Picturesque and Beau-
rtful - stylish and Attractive Sprins

- NsrtNn OF the Picturesque and Beau-
tifol - stylish and Attraceiv- spring
Fabrics
Especial New York Correspondence
Imported toilettes and costumes for
spring wear. in many of their features,
embody a revival OF all that was pic.
tureSque and beautiful in the gowning
OF past centuries The Louis coats OF
velvet. faille or lowered silk. the
Henry III. circular cape with its rich
ly-decorated yoke pieces and arched
collar, the ample Tudor sleeves. EN-.
broidered waistcoats. fiouuced or friu.
trimmed gored skirts. round Wasted
or pointed bodiceS and corSages, ar
ranged in either directoire or empire
style; these, with their stately flowing
skirts, appear in fine contrast to the
severe Quaker-lilSe costumes affected
by some of the wealthiest and best
dressed women in this country, the
chatelaine gown for Lenten wear
being one of the favorites These are
revival of the prim robes worn by
devotional women in the dark ages,
but modern elements have been added
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AN INDIANA CONVICT
.u-ntincd as tho Murderer OF Marshal
at saiina. Col.

.u-ntincd as tho Murderer OF Marshal
at saiina. Col.
brazil, Ind. March 4.-Some time
since jcwelry store at Clay City, this
county, was burglarized and consider
able money and jowelry stolen Re
Gently the thief was captured while at
tempting 10 dispose OF some Of his ware
at Grcencastlc, and brought TO this
city and jailed lie gave his namc as
Ezra Wilson, claiming residence in Col
orado He pleaded guilty TO a
charge OF larceny. and was sen
fenced To Jacksonville prison for
two years Friday Chief Of Police Silas
LouderbaclS received word from Salna,
Cob, that a man named Myers was
wanted there for numbering Marshal
Baxter Strangle OF that place. The
descriptions in general given Of Myers
10y the Colorado authorities Tailed with
those OF Wilson. Even birth mark
which was reported 10 be on Myers
neck was found on Wilson. This was
conclusive evidence. and the Colorado
authorities have been notified that the
much-wanted man has been apprehcnd-
ed. reward OF e. 600 was offered for
bis capture
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CONGRESS.
The session Practically at an End-BotI
Breaches Hold Sight Sessions.


WAsHNGToN. March T. The Fifty-scc.
oud congress is practically at an end.
Both houses were Ina session Friday
night but did little business beyond the
consideration OF the general approprin.
ton bills. 10 is conceded on all sides that
all Of the money bills will be disposed
OF before noon Saturday. and talk Of
an extra session is now no longer heard
OF.
The Hawaiian treaty, the anticipation
bill, the Nicaragua canal, yvill 20 by
the board together with the Hanchett
nomination and numerous smaller lcgis.
lative matters The Worlds fair APP
preparation, the provision for the naval
review and all of the items IN the ap.
preparation bills over which there was
"a contention have been adjusted SC
that nothing but routine business is %
Doe disposed Of The galleries are
crowded with inauguration visitors.
who seem 10 relish the novelty Of see.
ing congressman struttiug around the
halls OF legislation in full evening
dress
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PUNoeNT PARAGRAPHS.

ETnEL (the heircssl-' received An.
other proposal last night" Clarissa-
Dear rae, dear me, what q thing IL ir
have moneyi'-N y Press.
"Dm you ever get back the umbrella
you lent Brasher2" eyes" "How9'
* borrowed ID again" "From Braeb-
er2' "No. from The man he lent ID
to."-Washing.on star
8 SMALL BOYS MORO. -'.Afv motto
ia' 'Ali'sthe SINE ia a hundred years. ''
said Perkins my scn'e motto is al.
most the sd pc" said Ramsbotham
His "a, 'Ney.r mind Truth.
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Tho INV ArnInst-Icsn,t.

BERLIN, March Tho Roman Catho-
lies in the Reichstug win, on March Is.
introduce a bin for the repeal Of the
law against the Jesuits Ii is believed
that they will be able 20 secure a ma
jority for the BILL in spite Of the violent
opposition of the conservatives since
the Freissinnige party and Herr Rich
ter have minated their intention 10
vote Tor H.