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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
FOR SALE.

At REuccIg PRICES. So secondhand
wood sni I'm wcfsirs machines. fuzzy
Guaranteed. IAa .AiIrIy ...li -ad
ciAascl GLOhiE l.. EDDY. a9s M--..
s.nf'
- LlTTLg's TOOL STORE 80 Ful.oa.
IT, SeN-Yofk. vofAshop machinery fcot
n,wefj. list free. wo.d-carv.ng tools. scroll
saws. designs and iancJ woods. lnegbatoss
.nl 'f.Or~fs "a OPERATION
LAZY VII s'u some hanlsam" dresses
= I - fN -. s.4. ape evening 4f'--' .
bargain. IlssAr i5e Earf iic'h-s'..
iarl1r H'.r. rgi' sic
BICYCLES -uerc,l Taie Premier, 10 %
~ ID. g4Aran'eel f''.l wheels can aarf
see them AS. rraNf.ri. so 20 s.,
PREMIER AGENCY. - Elm Place. Brook
Ism.
BICYCLES 4 fIu nae ~ hirh-rraie new
.ui secondhand ~. .ls. tHtlfi.- Hn+ o.
Ialfs i3iil LNagf n-afs.. near iiih-st
CLOSING OFT - retail beautiful gold
sir4fr. only g. -. fsflIlet elsewhere
s. 20. hly direct from factory save money
GOLD CHAIR MANtIhcTJNEHa. 20
Au-rar-si
DESKS EMPIRE DESK CO.. ao7 Canal
- Largest stock ? .H.cc furniture Al,
lowest prices IN Scw-fori.
FOR SALAD ciccff rlliin9 ana hir,cie
repair business. clearing so per wrrH
net profit. experience MT essential. 500
cash Do ks open Address $50 Fciela!-ai..
lto.t.a. Mas.
FOR SALE.--n,ad K'rg bicycle. 10 FIRST
class fsd"f. lantern and Roll. tools, price
SO. MLEi.s 1850 MaIis0n-ave.
HIGH GRADE REMINGTON. ~ model.
cost $50 'jcellcnt eouiitl n. new ties.
lamr ben and tools. >l2. Long ISLAND
WiiE&-MES. l2sI B'lfoFd-syc.. Brook
lyn
LADY going 20 Europ. desires - sell a
hands me piano al great sacrifice. Ap-
ply ~ 10 LcNingci nave.
SAFES Large assortment of new and
second hanI safes u an sizes. Hail.
Herring. Marvin. Io-l.r and nll leading
manufacturers safes cheap. safes from
$i2 up. " ISENBEEG. % sprng-st
TYPEWRITER international" good con
d.tinn. fnr sale a. SlN OF viii exchange
f0r hne hanio. = II. MARVIN. $40 Pearl
g.. Erlok.yn.
TOY AHD NOTION STORE. established
- y"nis. wlfh . fhrr'-ffnrt brick build
ings. leased ground. Az huis.n-si.
NiOLlH.-Very hne old violin 'oid-timcrJ
most exquisite for concert playing. SPLEEN
ga. most brilliant anl sweet tone. price
moderate Address VIOLIN. H.. East
2Jl-si.
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FlRNIsEED ROOMS TOILET.

\ COMFORTABLY furnished room and
dressing room Tor a gentleman. li3 East
Jfth-s;.
CIfARLF,-ST. ~. near s'h-st. l. station.
Neatly furnished large and small rooms ,
hot AMI cold running water. new bathroom
and every confc't. terms moderate: refer
rncca.
CHOICE ~ furnished rooms to let In prl-
tlfr family nt summer prices 70 those
who value refined surroundings. $50 East
iJfu-st.
FURNISHED APARTMENT near 5th-ave.
Eight light rooms. $50 month TIL NO
vcnb.r FouriiAfo0 ~ ciin'on Place.
TO LET. FURNISHED. Small private
family VIII lef e.nd floor front aicJve
room. southern "NpJslle. bath. plenty Of
Closets f-as0 nabie. 10 permanent party.
100 West i6th-si.. enc do0T east " Broad
way.
4sTH SIT. 100 WEsT.-Dcautful bac!, par
llr with large extension f-g gentlemen.
Doctor ~ dentist
75TH-sT.. iig WEST Handsomely fur
uish.d thlfd nD0r rooms. hr' lkfast i de-
sired. gentlemen Only; references required.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Horn!sn' Blue
Flame O.-Bufner tSfafe or county
right1: Hayder's C1ir-Tlay 5ls."4s. No
Kenz.e's Casing for Window b.inos.
SOS 733 EDGAR TATE q CO.. fa'en,
Solicitors. 2ij III sGwsy.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

,cr ,tolisE or large refrigerator for sale
iarean AZ 3 Ioward-st.. suitable for hotel
,,,,naer florist or saloon. Box ]. Tribune
Office.
Country.
iowa fsLAND.-Sale. cheap. at B'way.
by,.n''shing. l.. l., plot lOvxiO. Address
xrEK 655 Madison-ave.. New-York.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEW-JEHSEY. A specially. the oranges
very desirable investments. sale OF rent.
ADVERTIsEMENTs AND auEscHIP-
TfoSs Fer THE NEW YORK TkID.
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
ui"TOWN OFFICE. NO. az Broadway
81 door north ~ Thirty-nrsi-tt and AID
VERTISEMENTS az the following Branch
offic-s: 2sI Eiehth-ave.: 40 Third-ave..
corner Torty-seventh-st. io9 East Forty
s.v.n,h.si. corner Third-ave.: 80 East
:2Jth-st.. near Third-ave: o2G Third-ave.
west Forty -second-st: 1872 Coiumbus-a ave.
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WORK .NTiD.


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Mas Aft4-A,. OPERATOR. wish. .l.
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BUTCHER Young German goa cav. r.
Wishes |frfit D. '.i d. i'' ID cum -
OTTO. Dar" Sch"i'r. 81" ''N''''.
BUTCHER Young nln clr'nic = 'nMng
charge . r.tfs''. .lifr. t.is ifA''- ans
vegetables. frf .|.ar. reference, county
preferred 2Dh West 3>'h-.l
IAE4.p -r.-.f..ff.. foreman. all kinds
bread arl ro'... ~ broad and 49, 49,,
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railing uachi;e and blacksmith shop
wants position D. l''''"''N' ~
nue. y
COLLECTOR messenger office man 0r
wnfsiuau. Amer. a.. g.. snri" tcrf . O.
erraO-s. strlcty temp .tf". D.nl, -ii"'
STANDS real ',.n'r Lib A'.'' W. 49, ''.'
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DRIVER nnI GARDENER Hy F'.rs
mln -. N g.ntlentas place, uNl"i-
s,i.'a w IA "a , rar.,ll driver:
..,,..i- .~... ana a.t.r and y.urfaily
- 49,. -. 81 T. IiEISCU
~ 'r,,',,, 49, t,r..ti,r
'''"' '"''' '' 'f
ELEVATOR EtSNEk.- ny boy 40 as
,.~,at. r-rulu.r. PASSENGER pseieff.t.
wages moderate. sCHrCHARDv. ld5
Avenue
ENGINEER Ncw-Iork and Brooklyn
license. IN factory ~ a. hosting engine.
urs' i'''i ""''h' ~" '''''''
81 ~ ''n'' u. .-.-.
FIREMAN Competent ID run boilers.
pumps ani laundry machinery. pipe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

MApISON-ANE.. l2O.-Large comfortable
frolt and hall room, can lie seen at any
time references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

Country.


Country.
BERk Egremont. sale or
rent furnished or unfurnlshfd. new l.
room house: kitchen. stable. icchcusc Nlled {.
photographs. MILLS q WHIIEHODsk
tO3 5th-ave.
BARGAIN. 90 POMFRET. COSN.-Gentle-
mans place, ~ acres. finely cultivated.
mod fed farmhouse. every convenience cot
iage, iceaouse stockbuidings. large pori-
try-hOus" garden. fruit. berries. grapes.
fine trees farm wagons. utensils, all In cA-
ce!lent condition. MILLS * WHITE
HOUSE. jJ3 5th-ave.
FARM OF EIGHTY-ElGHT ACRES;
me Of the finest locations IN NDTEla
County. Address {. VI. KITCHiE. Whip
pe1y. ~ }.
rALIsADE PARK lots at assignees sale
Great chance for investors ana nome
seekers write for map and free. passes Il
visit tie property In advance q he auc-
lion sale. Address A. J.. SfLVERSTONE
Assignee. IA Chambers 81. Nc"-fDfk
SHORT HILLS. ~ jim this charrnl3g
pafk, minutes walk from station, O.
epiamodious modern Iesdence, every c!i3
elnsenience: stables and two acres. 'Ihif
property IL particularly well located ana
commands a fine view. VIII be- sold very
fras nSbie ~ ren'ets low 20 the righi party.
J.. T. HAMILTON e. co. 90 Broadway.
TARRYTOWN The Castle" elegant
mansion. II bedrooms. furnished. newly
decorated. unsurpassed river Views. about
]" acres: large stable. garden. Inquire 81
any reputable broker or MILLS Il
WHiTEilOCSE. 50a 5,h-aye.
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HMAN.-Disengaged on account OF
family travelling abroad So: single: 10
wears hlghes, testimonials; sober. obllg-
Ing. faithful: understands business thor,
oughly. city or country. JAMES. l,o2o
l.roadWay
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european Advertisements.

T. UROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS win fin,
the London orlee Of The Tribune. u.s. ITe-; Street
Y. converter; pacs leave their advertisement,
end subscriptions for The Tribune
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.


COuntry.
AsBvRY PARK. y. J.-Desirable fur:
nlsled Gotta ges for rent: lists. MILAN
ROSS. Asnury Park. y. J.
FURNISHED HOUSE N the country con
talning 10 rooms. fne locau "a. stable.
arden. &c: 3iz miles from y 9.rlsi.wn.
Apply 90 or address &. VI. KlI'ii!L.
Whippany. y J.
YOUNGSTOWN TO IT,. fully and ele-
ganily furnished Tor the season oF year.
commOGlOus brick mansion on SCUM
T.. with al III tcru clnt"nicnc'tt I'VE
minutes walk from station. grounds 4nfgr.
well shaded For particulars address =.
HENRY JOHNSON q CO.. Monisio"n,
y. J.
TO LET. IL BRISTOL. r. IA hand
some house with all modern improve
rncnis for the summer season. parity fIr-
n.shed Of fully u desired. Apply - Capt.
JOHN COLLINS, B.sio.. X. !.
TO RENT. at Madison. y. J.. for ne
summer. furnished house. twelve rooms
electric lights. city water. naFn. ample
grounds; convenient & station. Address
Box 2yG. Madison, y. J.
TO LET. -Catskl. D,s. Grand Hoiel STA
ton. beautiful cottage. furnished, hnf-
wood floors. nine rooms. elevation 10
feet $40 season Address l.. y. RICE.
y Tarry,OWn -. Y.
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Al PATENTS TOR sALE.-Hylan's Auto
matte Bicycle Whistle, 5ps.3ls. coyle's
post Hole Auger. So. G;s. EDGAR TATE
q Co, 2iJ Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Kittie's Fish
Hook 523. G52. W.li4rf's Car Axle. cara
da. 9.ov4. l.. 5. 49,. gu. Backhaus'a
24J Broadway
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


GRAND PAIR high-actlng GODS. 10
"hsnss six and seven years Do. Ne'y az
,-acfive prompt, free. pleasant al M
saa-iass steam. elevated roads ana ~.
s,~eet objects. have been USED slhs4e ""1
double and both are good saGIie!s., s-,,.,r,
ooh has constantly been ridden ana d'lNci,
nv owners family: has very me SUI 80
action. and is perfect IN every Pal ~ I,''t
Speedy road and family mrs ono ~ Ton ton
fearless. can be driven Dy any o"V a. 'N'
speed; can beat 2:4O.
The ABOVE HORSES are SJBJEcT
TO VETERINARY ENAMlN a ~" @'''
AMPLE TRIAL VIII be CIV En-
Also nearly new Dos-a-Dos trap tses's
two or four canopy TOP fanny 49,
seats FOUR; lady's top driV.hS p''~e .sr,
broucham and victoria. all IN eNce"eh'
Imported Inn and domestic single and double
coach. surrey. runaDodl anu "s". IL
harness. in silver ana o,ass; iis..,'.
robes. whips. blankets. and all ne siIole
efTects YIN be sold regardless Of value.
NO CASH OFFERS REFUSED.
OWNERS PRIVATE sI o'r5, .:-
near 3d-aNe.
A LOT OF FINE SHETLAND PONIES:
registered. 10 to - inches; broken; one
close matched pair for sale; pice. 40 20
slOc FULTON STABLES. 'th-aVe' ana
J2d-s'.
A WELL-KNOWN business man wishes
to sell ms road horse. St'ei "Gs0ii'
harness Sc. low: horse is gentle ,oI d
lad 20 ride or drive anywhere. MT
ADAMS Box 3. Tribune ONCE
VERY handsome closely matched par
dark bay cob horses. l5a. HANDS. 9,
drivers. single ana double good saddiets ;,
Brewster & Co; double and single mar
ness &c. separate or together. at hall nal,
actual value trial given. 25i ana %o'
schermerhosn-st.. near Bond. Brooklyn
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET

AGENCY FOR GoNTcLAIK.-Ho al:
t'nds. sale O. rent. building rtrs
.tBbs & TAYLOR iseexman-st.
HARRIsON-sT., ORANGE. y. Modern
:, residence: stables; grounds 1O0x4Oo IN
0wns. garden and forest shade. for sale,
300; easy terms; immediate possession
family going abroad: perfoc. ncighborhoon
~ minutes walk 10 station. Permits OF
HAMILTON g. CO.. 90 broadway
"a hoor). N. Y.
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DHI:SSNAixfNG.

DNESSM a II ING.
ARTISTIC DRESS MAKING. imported
fashions. hotel orders at short notice .
goods purchased II desired. moderate
prices Mrs. ~ ELNOY. ~ East liih-st..
between Broadway and University Place.
THpNOI GHI.Y competent and expert
cncci dieasi maker. late from bonovan's.
~ IN. ffy In priVat" families. +. j.. Box
Jos. l.i- Broadway
RE~SMAkER. ,omIs en-. ga fittc-. dis
engaged the LIT IL June. good references.
wishes more customers. T.. % couii-st.
Nfooklyn.
DKtssMAEER. French lady recently ar
u'"i. speaks English. az dr"ssmaksr on
tclinsif"sr by day or at home. HER
MAN' DFSIREE. 2o7 East l3th-st
bRESSMAKER experienced first class
ter accustomed 10 fine trade, desires
more engagements In nrr.class families
city OF country. personal reference. r. 2Jl
Nl-aye.
DRESSMAK ERA good drcfsmnkrr wants
g. 10 out by the day. - per day. best
reference. H. BKOZMAN. 322 East gith-st.
MADAM JOSEPHINE. lit Lexington ave
f3i-st. late with Louise. ath-aN'. sum
fn.r opening ~ imported trimmed millinery
az facrincing prices. garden hats. French
bonnet sailors and toIu's. hats trimmed. 81.
SEAL. GARMENTS altered or repaired at
summer prices Mrs BARkERS. IlJ
West 3nih-.i.. late with {. q. Gunthcr's
sons 5th-aNc.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


MADISON-ANE.. i20.-Large comfortable
frolt and hall room; can lie seen at any
time. references
ASSIST. - EA5T.-Large and nicely fur
nished rooms: excellent table: moderate
rates table b0arders wanted: reference.
i9TH-sT.. % AND 81 WEsT.-Large and
small rooms. board OPTIONAL n.st-class
table and service, udnsients.
isTH-sT.. II WEST. Handsomely fur
nlsh-d rooms: large and small. excellent
table. transienis accommodated. table
board RS. references.
list ST. 20 EAST.-Clean. weli-furnished
rooms. with excellent board; references.
81 WEST 10TH ST Comfortably furnished
large rooms. with good attendance. cx-
cellent home table. moderate prices refer
ences.
81 EAST G2D-ST.. ntar Central Park
Hail rooms. with or without board.
37TH ST. CS WEST Desirable rooms
folding beds: baths. running water. board
optional. summer prices.
37TH-ST.. 80 WEST -Doslrable. weu-fur-
nlshcd. square and hall rooms. 10 let with
superior board. references exchanged.
iieD-sT.. 2Oi WEsT.-Choice OF three
large rooms. priyat" house overlooking
7ih-ave. running water. private bath;
every comfort and convenience: board OPP
iipn.l
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WORK wAITi.!J
Female


Female.
ELECTRICITY scientifically administered
br sk.lful masscuse; ladies treated at
either residence: refined attendants. all IA
,liflee: references II required. Mrs. KY 70
NDLDS. 743 1th-nyc.
JANiTREsS. Wanted. by respectable
v,ornan. position 49, janifrcss willing
o. rav part rent Call ur address JAM
1KEss. 81 West l25th-st.
KrNpERGARTNER would Ike position
~ kindergarten governess Tor the sum
rlef months. three years experience. Al-
dress x. @, Tfitune ono.
LADIES' shairpo1ninE. scalp treatment.
81 kinds = hair work done. ci'., VIII :
GA, hy 'ae day. 30 East l~,h-st
MANICURE. -Yoang LADY wishes Jew Gus
toners - h,r ra'los. or tn.!s residence.
III East 23d-st
sTENOGRApHER and Typewriter. viii.
in 20 assist with Office WORK. good
rcaman Address EXCEPTIONAL. l1-
Sixth ave.
THOROUGHLY EDUCATED. experienced
'ouny lady desires pnsit with ph5 So
ician banker. merchant lawyer. core
sr.nlence or technical work. owns CALI
grapn. PHYSICIAN. 2sD West ll5ih-st.
TEACHER summer position wanted by
yuunc llIy teacher connected With best
CITY schools, references Address LIN
GUST. EaN =. -. Broadway.
YOUNG LADY .gc - American. D..
plYma from omaha High school. we'll
Instructed ~ both music 'nl O .rnian.
I~l's nn eurag fn,nt u.s. travelling com
itl..l references given arl require J..
CLARA " ROOD. 1913 Lo,hrop-st..
Omaha. N'l.
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FLATS TO LET-Unfurnisbcd cd.

FLATs.-Seven rooms and bath: all light
.mDms: near Central Park. MILD *
wHfTEHOUsE. 500 5th-ave.
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET

GREATLY reduced rental. 1914 West 54th-
81. three-story, high-stOOp house. MILLS
q WHIT EHOUSE, JO3 5ih-ave.
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COACHMAN. English. married. no family;
nrst-class city references; can take full
charge OF gentleman's establishment. W.
g.. los West 6ith-st
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PERSONAL N

Nine. Viardot, sister OF Nalibran, and
celebrated still as a teacher OF vocal
music, says that good health and good
lungs are the chief requirements OF
singers Of the present school OF music.
This excellent lady anu musician is now
in her seventy.fourth year. She made
her first appearance on a stag. when
only seven. and was a pupil OF List at
eleven.
The chemist Bunsen, famed for his
discoveries in spectral analysis and a
hunnred other scientific. matters, enter
ed on his eigll,y-tiitd year on March 81.
lie gave up teaching five years ago, but
still lives a. heidelberg in the best Of
health.
The manuscript OF an unpublished
autobiography OF William Carleton, the
Irish novelist, has recently come TO
light. rs well as lone interesting letters
TO Carleton from T~hackeray, Dickens
and other leading literary men OF tho
time.
The famous Castle liter, in the Tyrol,
the property Of Nine. Sophie Menter, is
to be sold. /, Ia one OF the most inter.
eiting piles in the country. Within it.
wall, some OF the greatest men OF Europe
have been guests.
The Rev. DR.. Thoma, Murphy. who
has been pastor OF the Presbyterian
church in Frankfort, Pa, for nearly
iorty.six years, ha. requested the pres
bytery OF philadel phia north 10 sever
tho pastoral relation ON account OF his
advancing age.
DR.. james Fl. Garfield, who has been
elected president OF tGs Ohio s,ate uni
versity at Columbus. is 4 graduate OF
Williams college, and was chosen to de-
liver ;lic Grafton at the centennial cele.
bration oftIat institution two years ago.
Edward ljurne-Jones. the we'll known
English artist. acquired his art without
Il teacher. Ills pic,Irei are nearly all
restricted in color to Curiouslv varied
tones Of purple aud. rudly bronze, OF
which Burne'Jonos IS particularly fond.
Mrs. c. c. II. S%,rauahan, wife OF ]. S.
I. S%tranaban, known as Brooklyn's
first citizen has given 81, 700 to the
University Of Michigan to establish
scholarships for lincal descendants Of
her father, Colonel Seth Harrison.
The election Of Charles Francis
Adams as president OF the MassacI,u-
setts historical society recalls the lac,
that four generations Of tho Adams
family have been members OF the 30.
ciety.
Myron W. whitney. IT,, a son OF tho
famous basso, who is still 4 student in
Harvard, made his debut rs a singer in
Boston r%eContly.
Empress Eu.cnic ila, nearly COM
pIe,ed her memoirs. which are no, TO
be published till after her death.
Captain Patrick do MacMahon, tho
aou OF tho Marshal, is one of tho voIuu.
tccts for tho Madagascar expedition.
Mr.. Stead liz sail to be writing n novel
with tho alarming titlu "a Mailcus Pro-
gross Through Modern Babylon"
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Highest of all in Lcavcning powcrt-Latcst US. Govt Rep
BREAKFAST BUDGET.


Experiments with the great cannon
magnet al Willot's Point show that tho
body OF a person standing In front OF II
will support iron harA standing ont a. u
right anglo. while tho nerves arc wholly
unconscious Of tho magnetic force.
This great magnet has been chishy
studied by elec,rlcian,. but clearly
physieloglst, also bays much to learn
irom;iL
Tho German smpstor's imperial train
cost $4,000. aud took three years to
construct. There are altogether twelve
cars, including two nuraerv carriages.
The reception saloon contains several
pieces Of statnary, and zach OF the sleop.
ing cars 10 fitted with o bath.
Five hundred thousand druchmas or
100000 have boon given to tho fund
for the Olympic games by VI. Avcroi, q
Greek merchan; Of Alexandria. lie
wishes tho money to be used to put tho
Stadium, the running course, in order.
Maxim's cavalry gun, which fires 100
shots a minute, weighs but thirty
pounds aud eau DO carried strapped TO q
soldiers back. Tho gun no inalo tor the
sultan o! Turkey fires 10 shots a min
ute, but 1t Is a Geld piece on wheels.
Twenty million dollars worth OF bank
notes leave tho Bank OF England daily;
while sixty folio volumes or dodgers are
filed with writing In keeping the &c.
counts OF a single day.
Belgium's revenue from tho drink
habit has grown 10 forty years from
100000 to $4,000, 900 francs, crimo in.
creasing 200 por cont at tho same time
and INSANITY l2S per cent.
1t ia proposed to surround the French
camps in Madagascar with automatic
electric signals, so that the approach of
any N within a certain radius will DO
instantly known.
Tho si1ty.third annual convention Of
tho Psi Epsilon fraternity will DO held
on May s. aud 10, with the Psi chap.
ter at Hamilton college, Clinton. n. Y.
A company with, a capital, OF S20O,O00
for the establishment OF agricultural set
Elements in German Southwest Africa,
has been formed in SaSopy.
A Now Haven builder has recently
forwarded q new e,ght-oared barge to
Wellesley college. It will DO used on
Float day"
FIVE cent kilograms are to DO triod in
Italy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-26
"Chcap Monoy" Countries.


tLltiHhi'I ItnG'siCr.
In Japan, which is "prospering on
the silver basis" mon laborers, get from
eighteen TO twenty cents q day and wo.
men laborcrs from eight to ten cents.
It is said that this buys for them as
much rs it did twenty 4 ago; bu,
the purchasing-power oil this pit:ance
OF wages was little enough then.
Measured by gold. wages il Japan and
China range from five to ten cents Il day.
suppose wages were correipondlngly
low in this country, would our mills
and factories have suffered q great de-
preston during the last two years?
Wouldn't tho average dividend have
reached far above eighteen per cent?
Wouldn't many OF the industries have
been Immensely prosperous? But
would We call such u state OF things,
with labor crushed to earth, "~prospes-
ity ?"
Cheap.money countries are the
tries where two-thirds or three.iourlh.
OF the people arc in n state OF quasi.
slavery. They are not considered at all
in any estimate OF prosperity" Our
civilization is on q different plane.
Well-paid labor is Il mark OF and essen
tlal to a high order OF civilization. To
compare the prosperity OF the silver
standard nations OF to-day with our
own and with that OF the advanced
countries OF Europe is absurd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-26
Poison Ia Murder Iri,,s.

After al! it may be thns DR.. Bnchan.
IN, awaiting electrocution in Sing Sing,
did not poison his wife. DR.. Walter ].
scheelc, said to DO an expert chemist,
says that he buried II rabbit, after
three months dug it up. and by chem.
ical tests obtained morphine reactions
such as were found in tho stomach OF
Mrs. buchanan. No morphine had
been given to the rabbit.
II this DO true it ut loast challenges
tic suficicncy of tho evidence OH which
Buchanan was convicted. Further OK.
.perimcpts will show whether it is ,ruo.
It'll worth while for this and for other
cases to get al the truth. II evidences
OF poisoning may be obtained whore no
poison was gdminia.orci, it. Is time to
rule out this sort of post norton tcsli.
mony. 1t is n serious thing to ,nko Il
human life eve by process of law.