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New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
WHEAT PRICES SLIGHTLY LOWER.
LARGER DEALINGS IN TIE DECEMBER OF
TlON-sTOCK MARKET NOTABLY STRONG.

LARGER DEALINGS IN TIE DECEMBER OF
TION-STOCK MARKET NOTABLY STRONG.
There WAS a quleter market for wheat yesterday.
and the net result OF speculative operations was
a loss in price. The larger dealings were In the
December option On the New-York Produce Ex
change December opened at 94s. cents bushel. or
- cent below fridays closing figure. There was
an advance TO 9Js. cents and then decline TO .j's
cents The final quot ltion 9iis cents. which
made the loss for the day ?. cent. September
opened at !. cent off at 9S cents. 1t touched 'W's
sold down 20 97i4 and closed at 9Iia cents wh'cp
made the net loss =, cent the as in Deceinper
Sep,ember corn oDencd unchanged at 3''s cents
bnt declined TO 349. cents that the net o$s was
Z. cent There was a net loss Of ~ cent In Deccm-
l,-r corn Export sales of wheat were seven loa'''
or $1,000 bushels.
There was a slight decline in cotton. silver AZ
vances J., cent TO - cents an ounce Tor co"i'7r'
cal bars
The stock market was notably strong ana ac-
tive 4 good many short contracts were coNe'e'
While the net gains were not large me! eN.enutu ,
throughout TIE s;. There were oi'f tn,a""rt .sm a.
which showed losses ana these ".r" Sottnn OH
Some of the gain. for the week were: 'o.oh th,so ,
common il: Cotton OIL preferred. 80; ArhIsoh
common Atchison preferred. "a ,,t, baii.'no,o
and Ohio =. Brooklyn Union Ga" IA butiiliistu'
and Ouincy 3ss: Chesapeake and ONO .; hraho
Gas IL. Big Four. 3's: Consolidaleu naS' ,rosi
aware and hudson ~ i-acKnwa'at, rtc eTst nre
River Gas ~: Erie common. rca ~so "' Illinois
Central ~. Illinois steel g. Laclcdc Gas: a i.dh'
shore =. Louisville and NaHhviiie - a.
=: Michigan Central ~. MlSsouuIi % q w ero
~. po,k island ~. St Paul. 2%.: southern til-
way common H.. Southern RallWsE Par,on ~.
Ter nessec Coal and Iron -; l'npt". tE ~, Vrs.-
Ruhher preferred. "a. wabash pr'i'rre" -
1ip
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
4 MEMORIAL FOR KING OSCAR.


swEpES ~ THIS COUNTRY SEND GIFT TO HIM
~ HONOR or HIS JUBILEE
4 memorial gift has been sent by the Swedes OF
this country King oscar In honor Of his jubilee.
which will be celebrated on September i. that date
being the twenty y-nfih anniversary the reign o!
King Oscar
The memorial consists Of artistic silver group
Of allegorica desig1 The two female figures are
Svca. representing Sweden and Nora representing
Norway. With their right hands they hold aioft a
golden crown Syca rests her lef; 1and on the
Gotha Hons head. and Nora holds her left hand on
a shield. bearing the Norwegian coat-oi-arms-a
lion with battle-axc. Around tho waists OF tn"
maidcns is tied ribbon. whicn are Inscribed
The figures 1914 sgnifyinL iho y"Ir Of th" union OF
Sw,I.. ana NORWAY. The groIr rests on clouds.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
PROuINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Jamcs Roach. VI. p. Of England.
BTCKINGITAN-EX- & congressman Ben l.. Fair
child Of Pelham. y. Y. HOLIAND-H =. Frck.
OF Pittsburg. and CHIEF - J. SWecne OF the Chi
cago Fire Department. MANlIATTAN-Dr. T.. V.
Stoddard OF Rochester. and the Bishop OF Niagara.
Hamilton. ont. MURRAY IiILI~JUdge Charles
T.. Brown. Of Ncwburg. y. Y. PARK AVENUE
Monsignor -. J. Quigey. Of Charleston. :. G.. and
Colonel Theodore Yates United States Army.
SAVOY-Elias ". Hcilbrun. of Cincinnati. WAL
DORF-Cdldcron Carlisle. Of Washington. WIND
SOR DR.. stephen Mackenzie Of London T.. f..
Leonard president of tho Toledo. Peoria and
Western Railway. and Sol Smith Russell.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

W. The most part these mills have been closed
49,, for many weeks or months. In Massachu-
ee..s tho Indications are emphatic. The Atlantic
vus in Lawrence are to start on Monday, and
,roek later the Everett Mills will resume.
,repts throughout The city predict that III an
Thor fortnight there will not be an idle spindle
or loom n all The great textile factories mat are
or,red there In Worcester and vicinity the
,,arurac,,irors are busily preparing for Lively
season and finds business improving every day
=, clinton the worsted company has for three
weeks been Running its spinning department
,ieb, and day. The wire cloth company hnds
,usinoss better than ever before at this season.
ord the carpet company Went on full time on
August !.
The mills in and about Providence are running
m full time. and Olneyvillc has risen from stag
walton, 70 activity. New buildings are gong up
.Tbo Journal" correspondent in Bellows rams
..,.,r,s that business in Vermont is decidedly
,e.,or and men are preparing TO extend ola III
dnstries or 70 start new ones.
Connecticut is not tagging in the march Ill
,t.,.ford the big Colt Arms Company begins 1ul
-. ~, Monday The Brown silk WORKS az
Hf;dAletovr the largest in the country VIII rul
-ro,inqs 10 catch up with floods OF ORDERS ne
.ara, story comes from every industry IN 'he
%n,o,ng state Maine is happy. too.
=, ~ great mills at Biddeford ana l-eNis'o''
.ins III are ,hizzing and looms clankin2 as
- hafore The Lewiston mills have lhcFeaSeu
.her force Of operators - per cent III lou
,'seke The outlook a Biddeford Is prlsh,. neN-
(~ol mills that have been running on nan tillie
are preoaring to go on full time ana aoou. 49, ~
'tousand additional hands will find employ
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
TIE oAILAND-sT. ANDREWS MATCH

The ST Andrews golf team visited the Oakland
links yesterday and defeated the nome players by
score Of q to g. W. }. Travis, who won the recent
Norwood golf tournament. made the three points
that saved the Oakland players from tota! white
wash He was pitted against John Reid, 1r., VINO
Mold the record Of the Old 81. Andrews course
before that club moved TO its new quarters 3t
Mount Hope. George Armstrong and w T. Gray
also displaycd strong form The match was the
first that mas been played over the extended cours.
,,'I - ao which was the best OF the day. cOnse-
nmcntIv establishes the record Of the new links.
Ills card was:
Out ''...'''''''' '''''''.,.s } ; 3 8 - , 5-iG-eD
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
rRBy SAYS He CHEATED FOR TILLMAN.


MARCH CONVENTION" NN FRAUD
Columbia s g.. AuS - (SpccaD by declaring
on III" stump Manning hat Senator 'rillman is
indebted for his political start TO fraud. in the
March. 1880 convention. Colonel Irby has created
"a sensation. which Is somewhat heightened b" he
statement that he did the ch, ating for TillmGn
who is consequently Indebted to him for all his
subsequent successes.
The March convention" as 1t was called. was
the result of an independent move by farmers. 1t
was composed OF Tm ms friends. but when the
proposition was made 20 nominate Tillman. who
had agreed be their Moses. many of the dele
gates objected such Independent action this
body being without recognition by the Democratic
organization. \ vote taken to decide whether
nominations should he mad" Irby WAS the most
prominent worker the floor II was seen mat
the vote was close. Some votes were changed
through rby's influence. and II was announced that
nominations" were ordered by one vote. and Till
man was nominated His opponents charged
fraud Now Irby. after saving that he matched
ri Imam declares that he cheated him into MS
ncmination and that the proposition 10 proccci
with nominations was really lost by one vote
The end Irby says justified the means. Thcr
he goes on to explain that after Tillman had made
his first canvass and was beaten ana had gone
home whipped. he Irby arranged the March con
vention TO get Tman back into IN" pt, ana ne
.handed him the nomination for Governor on
silver salver" Tillman. he asserts. owes HIM
more than a brother He would now be an obscure
farmer. II Il were not Tor MN.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
,r1A1.RIX,s CURT REPLY TO EVANS.

rolumhi, c. Aug IS (SpeciaD.-At a cam
naicn meeting three days ago Ex-Governor Evans
said that unless McLaurin dsclaimed knowledge
Of circulars sent out rom his headquarters re-
necting OH him (,vansl he would hod the oe'-
ator personally responsible. :, , -,
Tonight the following, N Senator McIauriiin, ~,
handwritng was made public II am responNlpNie ne
,,r anrtbing i'm the cam paiGn that Is offensive TO
AIR Fyans and he need not put himself 10 the
,rol,bla of making any Inquiries but may proceed
WIZ" "' ''' 80 .JOuN J.. MLAIRlN."
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
THE GIRL FROM PARIS.

The Herald Square Theatre began its season las,
night and Sister Mary James Top Note" is again
TO be heard. The Girl from Paris" which occu-
ped the stage Of this theatre for the greater part
Of last season. was brought forward for 4 short
engagement before the first of the wears novelties
is presented. The most of the parts We're in the
same hands through the OF last winter.
the most notable change being the addition OF
Alexander Clarke to the cast. Whatever attrac-
tions the piece ever had Il has still.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
COUNTESS TO BEc0uE ( BrDDHIST.

The Anagarika Dharmapals who was In 1898 the
representative Of the Buddhist faith at the Paria-
meni OF Religions held in Chicago. and who has
been visiting in various parts OF the United States
the las year will give a farewell address in New
Century Han No 5ti Fifth-avc. tomorrow at S:l5
H. m ON the Same occasion be will perform the
ceremony OF receiving into the Buddhist faith the
Countess NJ de CanaVarro The public IS invited.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

FIELD DAY FOR GOLFERS AT WATCH HILL.

Watch Hnl. r. J.. Aug. Is (SpeciaD.-What wl'h
, mons handicap In the forenoon and similar
,,ort for the ,mlninc devotees OF golf I'm the
afternoon. the Mlsquamicut golf links were
ihronged with players mere To-day. me men
nv Mnberry Greene. who finished first. through his
D' D,'srsrnus handicap OF - Oliver Perrin was second
* a. ross his allowance being H. J. H. Congdon
d. .ho Gayed from scratch made tho hes, gross
core OF the day. his total being 81
In tho afternoon the women played a c-hole
contest for a handsome silver cup presented by
hv Niss Ethel Burnet at y net The scores Of both
oil
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
RITSY NEW-ENGLAND MILLS.
WORK FOR THOUSANDS WHO HANE
BEEN IDLE.

prroRTs COLLECTED FROM Ai.L THE NANkEi-
STATES SHOW THAT \ GREAT REVIVAL of
M,NVFACTI RING Is IN rRoGRESs
by TELEGRAPH TO tbs TElBuNEl
pos,on Aug. 2S-"The Journal" tomorrow
,,.,u nublsb a review Of the industrial field of
xew-England showing how the incoming wave
2, prosperity has affected the mills ana shops
=. Ave states The following table conveys
~artiel idea OF the changes wrought, teiilhg o'
-, mills .hat have started up or are soon 10
;. so after having been actually shut down
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

Ia
Washington Aug. IS (SpeciaD.-rhe latest news
from, tho South Carolina Senatorial fight that has
been received here indicates that some OF Senator
NcIaurin's strength * falling away. Possibly
this is due to his Illness and enforced abb
CONGO from the canvass. The Palmetto primary
ca,npaIen has as much ginger in II az any po-
uticol camraicn eyer had. and rather more per-
sonalitv is INDUCED in than in any other TX
Senator Irby and eX-Govcrnor John Gary Evans
seem TO be pooling lneir issues ana making com
mon cause against the young Senator. The latter
- sim tho strongest man In the race. but he may
lack some votes OF the necessary majority, Inc
belief is that second ballot Will be required 49,
In the last election Evans. the leading candidate
was beaten on the second ballot. Tilman declares
mat no has no faYorte. but II Is considered Ger
LIN that no does not wish McLaurn as col
league and that there are the best reasons why
ho should prefer Evans 10 lrby The hoid OF ine
,ifrhfork statesman on South aroma pohtiCs was
20 weakened last year by his failure TO elect rNns
,Iat he is afraid 10 own sympathy in the present
contest lest he sustain further damage TO ms p po
IitinoI rnputafion if his choice should be again
turned down hV the people.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

should ,e road DAILY ny All Interested changes may
Foreign mails ,or ,sa ~ea erdins s,:'elsr ls25 ~:
VIII g.r rTompi' ~, N al ,,. s'' & q" % hour r than
closing time sh@SR rS ~ iSieTi sTi ,xr,c MAILS.
n r2mcah fSra and bremen en- oc,r. for Ireland b.
wEDxEsphY N. eqpnr,ea,srs M ,,,,,io r..
for Ireland mus, so directed 'rer 81. Louis. AZ
supplencn,ary loio mn fr EaroPe rsr sr,g,ns
direct. per- s Voor'.anl via Antwerp dci'ers must
TIT FRaslTHY-At a m for Eurore per s. columbia.
Via Plymouth. Cherbourg and Hamtu.g ..,
I,ar spain Portugal Turkey fs,pt and British India
per s. 5 Ia chainpagnc. via IIasre go m for
parts u Europe. cnerLonrs must be- directed per
hiier'): at 7's' Complementary -" H. M t1r
Eur p- per 'l.ucan.a VIA 0urel-,1"n. AZ a NJ
for Netherlanis dr', psr .er Iisrlsn Ar
for Genoa per s. = K,.er Xi,l, Wsm ~ u 10 ,'s''1r'
for scotland irect per -. $ ,P E,nioPa' VIA glasgow
.pRiXrI,b MATTER Er,'.-German steamers sailing on
TUESDAYS take prne Ma'', etc. for 'e'asny many ,sr,i sna
of Europe. American ana White star steamers on
Wednedys dernan steamers IN ThgrFday. ,.,s en-!
take Printed Matter etc. f'r all cnnri's for which
Afer th. closing of Supplementary Trsnsatlantlc
, Mails IN t,' ,i .e,s ~ the Nmer'tn English French
ana German steamers. ana remain open until within
MAILS FOR sol TIL NNp o:XTRAL AMERIcA. WEST
sr,NDAy-N 10 A. m supplementary 1890 a. M for
Aux Cayes and Jacmel per Ho.stein
tra America except costa ana south Pacific ports
per Finance. VA 'oon detietf r r 'iairnna a mus.
b. directed per Fnance) az 10 a. M Complementary
1890 a.'m.) for Jamaica and saVanlla per > $ Afi.
'GS''t psr hdcndacs5 iSasps at Il a. M for SANTIAGO
cuba. per Panama det',r, lor Nenezne, ana to -,
Beiize Puerto Corez and Guatenala per si"an" nom
TrEsDtY~A - r No. for co..i ric,. rsr tro-,
New orleans; p. for Jaraiea PEI steamer nom
wEDNEsDAY-At. ?. m. for cuba. per c.'y Of
,rts 9o n ~ por, .n,orlo per steamer
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
ASSEMBLY NOUTN4TIONS

Syracuse y y, Aug. cS.-Edward 6. Ten Eyck
was renomnated for tne Assembly hy the Rcpub-
llcans Of the ia Onondlga District to-day.
Ogdensburg. y y. Aug. ?s-Thc Ist Assembly
Districi Democratic Coni iention held here this
afternoon and s. W. Hemingway. 0, De KalD. Wa
nominated for Member OF Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
SNAKE ~ THE ASTORIA HOTEL.

one of the workmen employed Oh the new A.
toria Hotel found a copperhead snake about = foot
long under Il board Oh the ground floor Of The
tuilding. yesterday The snake captured alive
ana pat into glass jsr. IL Is thought that y
"nm" from the West in some grass used for
. cking
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
BICYCLE uESSENGER RrN DOWN.

An accident which may COS, telegraph mes
senger bov his life occurred yesterday afternoon
A. Canal and Hudson SIS.
The thorouchfaTe crowded with people going
home at 3 o'clock. when James Sayin. fifteen years
Old. Of No. So Narick-st.. mounted on his b.cyc.c
rcde down Iiudson-st lie is telegraph messcngc'
hoy and was bearing message. A. he wheeled
into Canal-st. big double wagon OF the Adams En-
press Company, heavily loaded came dashine down
'anal-st. IN" team struck young Savin. knocking
aim 70 The street ana Wreckins MS bicycle.
ltc was picked up unconscious and carried into
''' drug store on the corner and an ambulance
Was summoned.
" hen Dr. PAbbe arrived he hurr ed the boy 10 the
hudson Street Hospital. where il learned that
Pc suffering from shock and Internal injuries
ss Yet unknown. John GrdsbergeT thirty years Old
of No T. Brightest. Jersey CITY. the driver OF the
'Npress wagon. arrested b. Policeman Lane
1nd locked up in the LeOnard-si. station. GraSbcr-
ger said that the boy into hiS hind wheel buf
-ho nOlce doubt flls stOrN.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To DAYS FORECAST.
Washington Aug 2s.--A storm ha- d~'e'sprd III The
I-pper Missouri VALLEY which has given Hsht showers
an the middle slope anl IN tine Middle Mississippi Na"y
o., ... a.. ,,ich from. The Gulf ~ Mexico TO New
,,,,dl,,d aso fo fhe north of Montana. me enpeIa
r. hes risen in h~ upper lake region mas Hl'n in u-
,t.~, ,,f-au anI has remained stationary sis"Whre
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

The Ardsiey golfers held their usual weekly nan,
dlcap Yesterday in which seventeen coh'es'Hn''
turned in complete cards. in the Ciass \ t"ui h,
,nan t,iurchiii and Sheffield tied for noth IN" D.
nross and the best net score T. j. winston rat,e it
noxt with a total OF l05. his randicap - w'"iHI iHIorg ~
" q ! ThOrno won in Class B Win - u ii'''-
day second. The scores
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
SENATOR TBURsTON ro pR4crISE HERH.

" Is announced that Senator John NJ. Thurston
~ Nebraska. will. 20 the expiration Of his torm
ONE 10 this city and enter the practice II law
mere. The Senator's political duties have injured
his practice. and hereafter he will devote his cne'-
Ees 10 building II up again.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

cever plavcrs took part in the golf tournament
for the August cup at the links OF the Essen
,o,,,,,, country club AT orange Yesterday. ana
% Vtl''s svcoIiort cards were submitted. q. Il. Jon-
sV sPs won the competition with 50 net. The sum
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
DETAILED FORECAST FOR To DAY.

r.~ Xew-rnelani and Eastern New YORK. generally
fir. southwescrly winds.
- Tho District 90, columbia Eastern Pents> tFnnia
-, r.rsev beiaWare MARYLAND ana virginia. generally
fair. variable winds
For Western New -Yoff. Western P"hns) wanna ana
o,, fair followed hy Increasing couiines- ana si9"
r IN fh4 lakes. warmer sht to ft'sh so"ih"iN "li~
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
mr. coREIN uLNIxrEn Nor KEc4hLln.

Washington. Aug 2b-1he Secretary OF the
'orean Legation stated tonight that there wa 80
truth in the current reports that The COIcau Min
stor chin Pom Yc. had been recalled as =, result
)f recent friction among COreah officials hera. j.
- not improbable. however. that the Minister Will
voluntarily return 10 cOTca AT no distant day. The
Ieports of his recall said 10 result from the
.- fee ing occa stoned by Mr. Yes failure 10 attend
the funeral or Mr. Sob chief OF the PrVy Council
~ Corea. who recently died and was crematcd in
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
Neliaious Notices.

~
CHRIST CIT RCI boulevard. corner ~, ~ - -
SrrPNAN Rector Morning services. II oe'o'N' e'e"-
lng prayer o. clock open All summer.
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. lSo Worh-st.
WI 4, napN\Rp SUPERINTENDENT. Service OF song on
SUNDAY Al $50 D. singing By the choir ot cniaien .,
"a. irstitutiIn Public cordially invited donations OK
,i,thlng and shoes solicited.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

There was A close and exciting team match or the
links Of the Elizabeth Town ana country Gun "es-
,e,dav between the Elizabeth and Morrstown golf
ers The home players winning by only Two points.
Here are the scores.
..n1.NrRY lIL'B MORRISTOWN FIELD.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

pouohkeensie links Yesterday. and played Ska
aldo mate, WIN the Dutchess County cub. The
,i,i.or. we're beaten by - holes 20 >. rouiiE,
Of the Du,chess Comfy tluD, did thN most 'I''i'-
ohre v.ork for the home side The score;
'"'' -. .o,-Sr.y pOWEITON
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
rnIRrxF LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In thl, diagram a continuous white Inc shows ne
hang. in nressu-e A. Indicated by The Trhunes self
r.1nriinQ thermometer The dotted line shows The TEN
,sraflre a. recorded a P~rry's Pharmacy.
-r~ip,e o.ce Aux - a. m.-Tnc weather Yesterday
,. fair and warm The temperature ranged between IL
AMI - degrees the average 90. degrees being l' de-
rees higher thar II the corresponh.ns daJ oi last
year
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
THE ASSiSSINATION or BORDl.
4 REVOLUTIONARY MURDER.

\ REVOLT lIONAk1 NJ RIDER
From The Pittsburg Dispatch.
II il not apparent that any moral can Be- drawn
from ihis latest political murder other than Il
nost general one. II was not inspired 10y Anarchist
hatred Of all government. by <ihIlis hyfrrd OF
,h. form Of government OF the country. bur by the
bitterness of Revolutionary warfare
DISORDER MAY REsrLr
From The Hartford Courant
one OF the usual revolutions" has been simmer
summer Perhaps IL may now brace up and ac-
romplish something, pcrItps the tctinl President
may develop sufficient energy TO tackle and sup
r,re.~ A. The cOuntry's trade has fa,cn of
third A. comDircd with the CORES bonding months
money IN 're, olutions' FOR wide-awake aud capable
c'iz'ns.
\ PATRIOTIC PRESIDENT. +.
From The Philadelphia Telegraph.
Idarte Borda was indeed. from all the knowledge
We have Of him I'm the United States. an able pa
irotic ana conscientious ruler VINO was struggling
against tremendous odds 10 preserve the integrity
OF his country.
so GUARDING AGAINST SUCH CRIMES
From The Brooklyn Eagle.
These crimes cannot be guarded against, for they
are thc resul, Of fInaticsm which ca mot De fore
shad0wed or iOrescen. But they can be severely
punished and they are The assassin Of presden;
BOria T. under arrest l VIII no' NJ onR hnfoi" ne
l. put 10 death.
WORSE THINGS MAY COME
From The Utica Herald
The assassination of Borda H. I!tciy 10 strengthen
his marty ana he may bee succeeded hy another die
ator who will plunge the country into worse Cisil
war than The one now in progress
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

TUX AppSIE,N HANDICAP.

Total ............... - To'al .'....'''''''''''
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
\ PATRIOTIC TRI.sIDEN !

The assassination ot Borda II Ikcly 10 strengthen
his marty. ana he may bee succeeded by another die
iator who will plunge the country into worse cIsiI
war than The now IN progress.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
5prtla. Notlres.


A-A-IIighe.t award for Artificial Teeth Al Worlds
air also thre. medals American Institute eraned
IDR DEANT Derti-' ~ Lexington av.. corner i5th.
expression Of mouth tn speciality. Artificial Teeth
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-11-27
II IN: II
THE SENSE OF SMELLING.

Why should it be considered strange thai
an animal depending on its "nose" as much
as dog does should ne able to distinguish
one scent from another, when mankind eau
do the same to fully rs delicate degre, .?
A friend OF mine told me he could lean
over kettle Of boiling glue stock (horrilln
smelling stuff and dstin Luish any perfum.
from any other on il handkerchief. julia
Brace deaf blind could assert the clothing
OF her fellow pupils after coming from the
wash by smelling it I.innie !EaguewooI
(another deaf-blnd girl knows every dish
on the table on coming into the roo
James Mitchell Ga deat-blind man, who
died about 1880, recognized his friends h,
their smell, aud even formed his likes AM
dislikes of strangers by that means. Thr
Rev. NJ. b. Wynne wrote me that his young
brother-in- aw could always tell whether o
rabbit was in its burrow by smelling At
the opening.
The dea'-blind always display this ex-
treme delicacy " scenting powers Except
of course, in such cases as Laura Bridge
man, Ragnhild kaata, Willie Cation, etc,
where the senses Of taste and smell were
destroyed by the disease which ruined their
sight and hearing, and it would seem that
they only appreciate distinctions which
those in possession of all their sens :
neglect. know that doctors will say th4t
the organ Of smell is but vestigial in man,
while fully developed in dogs; but M
trained man-trackiuk hound ever displayed
more delicate "uose" than Jull Brace dlt,
and u stubborn fact like that counts stron-
regardless OF what anatomy says.-Fortsl
and Stream.