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New-York tribune., 1902-02-22

Newport News l26l7 Total 'o'o''- 10
FLOUR AND MEAI1-Trade was less active but 5i Sun
firmly 5 1ed on & Tq'e small Th 5 o' raE adS5 Paea @
Winter sraight 7oas3 winter patents g. s5@$4 & ~
sPd9s SeaiS y s'a$S t g' s38s 6 no grade 81 aGa
ss2 90 spot spo5 and to "ly' ariTe s.aF'
fT%5faR FS At N SS @a5id d Fa a' TO @ good 8 2S8 o
KIN dried 50 +0a$3 So brand. GN1EAI.-
81 2SaSi 30 . .FEEEnNDuu quoted spring bran spot.
$50 25 sacks to arrive 200 h 40 &ta&s & & Gaan' 6a.s,
winter bran, S23 city bran S21 90 buckwheat sharPs.
S22 eornmea $50; nnseed oil cake SIS 20 oil cake
- p, HE WIts P s r. 81 m mas yas Z,pt EJ-iness less
active but the entire market situation Showed the effects
Of hoday conditions by having yerg small moyeme4f gfs2
hnish. most pronounced near the close, when urea
unloading became feature tn the market IL was
during the last hair hour Of Thursday when prices we're
wheat was thrown over Fridays market. news from
The cables ia ID hFher a. Iyerpool but 10 to 40
large ss ear ago since January Reports from there
ss5 conditions We're not entirely satisfactory for wheat
and Hnseed From the Western crop states most favorable
exeTted some influence in the late afternoon The ey
Po Pa oeSs @ ] be % there ao has " been s6me dispoSi
tion to question the accuracy OF recfy i h
the sales have in every been given in detail and by
TO sos cars while 5000 bush were received primary
P0El s,ons 9a!n ~ mas cash 'v Vbsa aost basis were as
foIio~e; 30 %orthern Duluth s5&c No Northern
s8'.c. No 2 northern Duluth s3'.c. No 2 NasrtheTn
also downward Influenced by weakness in wheat
the increased primary points receipts being
expectedly firm, showing "a sd advance partly due to
Argentine talk ana small shipments
the week There was no export demand
bush the local trade Chicago received
1903 cars and expected 1870 Saturday At the
close No corn quoted oslo elevator and oSc b
ahoat; No . white 7012C and No . yellow, 69c, both
Z b afoat OATS-The Interior movement has H.
creased 600 bush during the week and this with
the heavness in other markets effect ut
a the West although spot oats here remained
firm. % 600 bush local account No :
oats closed SOC; No ;. 49c No white 81 &c. 10 ;
II No viii
track white 5oa56c, No white clips y ,RIt.-
easy: No I Western. 6hl4C, and No western
65&4c q ahoat: state rye. 64a65c. BAR
IEY-Market quiet; feeding. 63d65c mailing 6S4'2c
both : Nevy-YorS.
Weekly wheat and -four exports. according to Brad
ABS bush. compared with @lI"ASl
bus last 800 bush Since
July the exports have 1881 ,s@3 bush compared
600 bush last Corn exports Tor the
week 267 bush 527.366 bush aet week
and ;. .267 bush a year From July ! IN date
bush
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22

year - -: - 54s. .535
StoI5 a. al .'toL rim
STOCK al az lltttLIJ' ''' 113, coo
STOCK al i1iNeLio, 147.uOO
stock az IlNerpooI s+ 80 C-esr Trtain IFS 900
stock Of American ahoat Tor D'sd' . l29 600
I'M IN -, ~ ,ts total net receipts Of cotton at all
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
CHESS.
GAMES PLAYED AT MONTE CARLO
: reached this city
sICILIAN DEFENCE

The following games in detail from the interna-
sional masters chess tournament ~ Monte Carlo
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
,l.-The leading futures ranged as rol

Cash quotations follows. Flour dull. v,ip+s~
patents. 81 SoaS4 strashs. 50 ioGS3 20; clears Saa
- 10, sptnE snecials 81 ~. patents. s. 2pdSa ~.
straghJs. s. 9ogSS 20 No ~prng wheat. - 'sc. No
red N2gSi i,-c No oats - "a '2c, No white t4isR
4tNc: No 3 white i4isMttsic. No 6o5fG1,.
choice mailing barley. 60atic haNseed 81 6s. \,
Northwestern. 81 1lWSl Il=, prime timothy seed
clover grade. 81 - Moss pork per hbl Sl %
SO lard. 1OO n. 50 22la short ribs si5e
ucose' s. oqSN "a dry salted shoulders bN-dt s. a
81 -, short clear sides hoNe s. 1OSS Nhskey hasi
OF high wines. 81 - On the ES, hanue a tb
butte, market was easy, creameres. 1SlsG2Sc dares
lS=Q2ic. cheese firm AT iO012iac Esss weaker fresh
3ufi1c
Minneapols. Feh-, 2l-tiose-Wheat, cash. 73A G74c.
MaS Ti4c. July. lHleqI5SsC- No hard
No Northern 80. 1tS No Northern T2S4 ic- Flour
patents. So 81 -55Ss
hrs clears - ''RS3 so second clears. s. Ersu In
bulk. SIS '
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
BALTIMORE g. aHl3 gAlgoaD
s.EHlCH VALLEY.

Footof West &Ai Cortlandt and Deshrcses Streets
DAILY Z Except sunday sunday changes; 12a dl%s
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
zs Of contract prices in me local market TO-

coee cables F2i9Cofee market o Teak r e,rea fo-
nc tinted states 1000 cleared for Europe -"
bags. stock. 6040oo bags santos M 100 M bags stock
80 6a6 bags Hauburg-Coffee market opened = a - @
-. Al . 80 % m ~ pig lower SAFES 4Voy
fape Hav-e.Coffee market opened barely steady, =
m unchanged. near months ui~a-iee1'
fs~ months declined a franc: sales, 2Oo" bags
July
T-s,,r,,ar,y
March ............35 75 September ~
October 80
90 November ~
December - -
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

London Feb. 21.-Turpentine- Spirits 3os "a.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22

The following ale the total
ports since September !, 1901 .
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22

Net receipts at all United states DC
last year ...
Total receipts since September /
Total receipts 10 same date last y,
Exports for the week ...-..-.
Exports for same week last wear
Total exports since September
Total exports same date lsst wear
Stock ar all United States po-ts
Stock ct all United States ports $
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05
MR.. BRYAN'S LOYALTY.

The spectacle Of William Jennings
Bryan in April. 1902. solemnIy discuss
ing as question Of present moment
the issue Of 1G to / would be simply
amusing if it We're. devoid Of pathos.
w do not forget that MI. Bryan is
solemnly pledged never to desert l6 to
las solemnly as Mrs. MicaWber was
pledged never TO desert -lr. MicaW0er.
iiut uocd the sentimental guSh in
which Mr.. Gryan was accustomed Ia
address to Is to 1 the words which Ruth
employed in her declaration of fidelity
to Naomi be considered by the consci-
cnJious Ncbrashan rs htndiug him t.
parp -trata long editorials on his dead
idol, based upon the assumption that
the idol stiH lives? If wilkins Micaw-
bcr had been gathered 10 his fathers
Mrs. Micawber would have considered
her pledge fulfilled. and. after paying
due tribute to the memory of the de-
ceased. would have looked about Tor Z
second father to the twins Why could
not Mr.. Bryan have adopted that COM
monsensicaI course? Why, like Mrs
/ Gummidge, must he be eNerlastingly
'.thinkin' of the old I'm" ?-WashingtoT
| Post.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05
erritoria>l News
go: :a:s 8:94.1ea&%s.s&e
HON. p. Il. BRADY.
4 Pioneer of the Territory Passes
Away at Tucson.

There will be many pioneers as well
as native born ArizoniaEs who viii be
panied to hear of the death Of Hon.
Peter r. Brady, who passed away Fri
day evening at 6:45 O'Clock at the resi-
dence of his son in this city, Richard
L, Brady. says the Tucson Star. The
deceased has been afflicted with COM
plicaton of ailments for the past two
years. During the last month h was
confined to his room but seemed to re-
cover during the last two days, 50
that he went ont riding Thursday at
tarnoCn. but took a sudden change for
the worse yesterday.
Air. Brady was a native of Virginia.
de be- --- to c. g Ii - -~t -
lies Of the Old Dominion state. was
given 4 liberal education. lie Sradu-
ated AZ Annapolis and was commits
stoned in the navy. He came to All
IONA in the sixties ;.Gd was for long
time n resident Of Tucson. during
which time he served as sheriff and
held ether Offices. He was elected sev-
eral times to the legislature. the last
time to the legislative council from
Pfnal county. In 1870 he ran for cen
gress against r. &. Mccormick. and
vas rightfully elected. but was counted
cut. lie was an uncomprumising dem
ocTat and was always known as an up
right and honest man in I'll private
and public affairs and commanded the
respect and esteem CT all who knew
him.
For years he was considered one Of
the strongest and most Influential men
| in his party. He was Well -versed in
the early history Of Arizona and dill
much 10 make it's history. His influ-
( e.ce WAS always on the side Of right
IS he had light and saw the right. Tn
! til the past few years his horne was in
/ FLORENCE. where he settled twenty-five
years ago or soon after Pinal county
/ was created out Of Pima county. The
/ deceased leaves a family to mourn his
death.
Throughout Arizona his death will
Be heard Of with regret, especially
among the old pioneers who al
ways knew Peter +. Brady as an up
right and good citizen of much service
TO his community and the territory.
The Star joins the large circle Of
friends of the deceased throughout the
territory in expressing sympathy with
the family of the deceased in their IT.
rep&Yablc loss.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05
$1,000 GUARANTEED YEARLY

To high class man or woman, with
change for promotion and advanced
salary, to have charge small Office at
home or in home town, to attend to cor
respondenc2, advertising and other
work. Business of highest order and
backed by solid men financially and po-
litically. \ great opportunity fer the
right person. Enclose seif-addressed
stamped envelope for full particulars
to WALTER 3. REDAAN. GENERAL
SUPERINTENDENT, Corcoran Build
ing, Opposite United States Treasury,
WASHINGTON. d. c.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05
NO LOSS OF TINE.

l have sold Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
years, and would rather be out OF of
fee and sugar than it. l sold five bot
ties of it yesterday to threshers that
could go no farther. and they are It
work again this morning.-H. Z.
Phelps. Plymouth, Oklahoma. As sill
be seen by the above the threshers
We're able to keep on with their work
without losing single days time. You
should keep = bottle o. this Remedy in
your home. For sale by Elvey 6; HUI
lett
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05

used TO be tod about him in connection
with the nightly gatherings at Cham
berlans famous hosiery. But Cham
berlin and 'hamberliI's are gone. De
spite the jokes Of the comic WeekIes
and the popular tradition concerning
Kentuckfans. Senator Blackburn does
rot drink whislley. and there is hardly
q more temperate man among thu
members OF The senate today.
Senator Blackburn has had one son
and three daughters. His son died 4
ebert time ago. Two Of his daughters
married, and the third lives With her
father in Washington. The first Ms.
Blackburn died several years ago. Last
fall the senator married Mrs. Mary L.
Blackburn. the widow Of the late Judge
Blackburn CT West Virginia. cousin
Of the sena tor. and they have their
home in Hillyer Place, in the fashion
able northwest section of Washington.
New York Commercial.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05

Senator Gallfnger OF New Hampshire
was a practicins physician for many
years before his election 10 the senate,
and in many emergencies he has fire.
quently been called on 10 treat pa
tients at the capitol. and he always
responds 10 such emergency calls with
keen professional interest. Senator
Deboe OF Kentucky has graduated in
both medicine and law. He practiced
medicine d short time and then turned
to the law.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05

Bflfousness is Il condition character
lied by disturbance OF the digestive
organs. The stomach is debiIitated, the
liver torpid. the b. els constipated.
There is a Ioathinr % food, pains II
the bowels. dizzine :, coated tongue
and vomiting. frs of tae undisested
or partly digeste- -ood an then OF bile.
Chamberlain s. --sch an Liver Tab
lets allay the distur5ances C the ston-
ach and create a healthy appetite.
They also tone up tn liver 10 - healthy
action and regulate he bowels. Try
them and you are ce- tain TO be much
pleased with the resLt. For sale by
Eivey & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05
SCIATIC RHEUMATISM CURED
AFTER FOURTEEN YEARS
OF SUFFERING.

4 have been afflicted with sciatic
rheumatism Tor fourteen years" SAYS
Josh Edgar, of Germantown, Cal II
was able to be around but constantly
suffered. [ tried everything I co;ill
hear OF and at last was told to try
Chamberlan's Pain Balm, which I did
and was Immediately relieved and in
a short time cured, and I am happy 10
say it has not since returned" Why
not use this liniment and get we'll? 1t
is for sale by Elvey &, IIulett.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05

We had Intended 10 close our special
sale May 1. but since number of our
friends have thus far missed our spe-
cial offer. We have decided to continue
cur sale until May =. Iiyder Bros.
Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05
= emaGOT
BIaC TN


NCttu iioN IA '-e'JIS Ns'4A an 'NO'''~''N
of politics" Joseph Clay Styles Black
burn was defeated in 1897 for re-elec-
ton TO the United States senate. and
tie long continuity Of his service in
the national legislature was broken.
The republicans had a majority at
Franztcrt-an astonishing condition
cor Kentucky. Blackburn was ne
sooner defeated than his friends pre-
Gictcd with ono accord that h would
set back iHJo the sen"t--and ne did
ct back.
There is quaint biography eNtant
th"t describes Blackburn as 'oi i'm
ppIsive. ardent temperament, Of genial.
chivalTors spirit. Inspiring. enthusi-
/ as,tc fri ndship. In rich fuIness ct
/ expression thls Is "oftuS 81 BLACKBURN
/ himself, but II IS probably not an eN-
trlVaSant statement OF the Kentucky
! senator's most striking characters tics
IL TIE Bluegrass state his political acu-
men IS no. discounted but the bog
!apher Just quoted neld the Regime
master key-to Blackbuln's success IN
politics. He is the kind Of man that
makes enthusiastic friends and holds
them. through his personal magnetism,
/ t. the last ditch
/ Ar. Blackburn IS far-famed for his
rather high-sOundinG speech; he uses
/ it even in private conversation. but in
public il appears in full power and
/ richness of verbal color. Several wears
ago he made an address at the funerai
/ Of ii fellow citizen of Kentucky who
had been shot to death by man
named GCebel-the William GOebel
who subsequently became governor ana
who w. himself assassinaJed. At the
1 If la f1taT,l1 shot
Mr. Blackburn denounced the slayer.
saying that he had loved The dead man
as a brother and that It would be his
LIES mission to hunt down the man
who had killed him. Only few wears
later h made another address 1T the
funeral Of William GCebel. He eulo-
sized the dead governor in the best
style CT his Fascinating Kentucky elo-
ouenCe. No Inconsistency IL this
course VS. -d-2-;5< ed among Mir. Black
burns friends. and it must be regarded
as the characteristic act Of an impul-
sfve southcrnel-quick to resentment.
hut quite a. quick to forgive, especially
in the presence OF death. the great
arbtter-
Blackburn is commonly regarded as
one cf The picturesque figures in pub
lie lie. whatever picturesque may
mean in this connection. Visitors in
the senate gallery are eager to identity
Him, and they always manifest the
leeuest interest Whau lie = pointed out
tn them. \ few days ago the visitors
I, had fine opportunity to see the Ken
tUcI1ian in his most characteristic role
that is engaged in rapid-fire debate
with member OF the opposition party.
Senator 8iacfpu1 Is always pollte'
ton. IN K
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05

I have moved into tn= Page house
and am pr pared 10 take reouers and
boarders. EoarG and rooms at reason
able prices.
MRS. ELIZABETH MANLEY.
Trnue
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05

The mural tablet to be placed in St.
Paurs cathedral, London. 70 the mem
Dry Of Sir Arthur Sullivan is orn2-
mented with a figure of Orpheus and
his lutte, and beneath the inscription
are a few of the opening bars Of his
popular melody for the hymn. Onward
Christian Soldier" The committee in
charge Of the fund has also decided to
present bust Of the composer to the
Royal college of music and to place in
the hall of the Royal Academy of Mu-
sic Il commemorative panel.
1t is easy for any man to be re-
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05

Scratch, scratch. scratch; unable to
attend TO business during the day or
sleep during the night. Itching pills.
horrible plague. Doan's Ointment
cures. At any drug store. 80 cents.
"Brer Williams, all thoo de winte"
season you wuz preachin' red-hot ser
monts on hell fire: en- now dat de
spring come, You amt got a word ter
say bout hell fire. How come"
"Er'er Thomas. de wayfarin man, do
mighty foolish, mout er knowed why
dat wuz In de winter season. Br'er
Thomas, coal was So ton."-Atlanta
Constitution.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05

Miss DilIwyr, of Swansea. Wales. has
IN turn written novels. acted as re-
Viewer for the London Spectator,
served is Il farm bailif, and is now the
partner in q hourishing spelter bust
ness. She walks three miles to busi--
ness every morning. and remains at her
Office daily from shortly after . in the
morning till ) in the evening. She is 4
member Of the school beard ana chair
woman of the hospital committee. She
has one remarkable weakness. she is
q lover C. the weed" in the form OF
cigars, and makes no secret CT her
pleasure in smoking. She carries Il e.
-ar case, and has even been seen in
public with a cigar in her mouth. Il
ike to smoke" she says, and l see no
objection to it. It suits me, although it
nay not suit others. 7 used to be Very
fond Of green cigars. but you can't &c,
them in England. I always smoke
openly. I do not believe in women
smoking in secret"
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05

IT I were the mayer" remarked the
stranger. who had attended a meeting
Of the city council, Il wouldn't permit
the aldermen to waste so much time in
useless wrangling over trivial Matters =
The mayor knows what he is about, -
replied the citizen. when they're
wransling they're not doing any mis-
chief"
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05

z. J. HART, Il. D-omce first door
north Odd Fellows building on Mill
avenue, Tempe, Ariz.
DR.. COUDERT- timer residence,
Sixth street Ol1ce hours until 10 Z.
m; L 10 0. m.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05

y Georgia man VINO has gone Co
Washington in search Of a government
Job. gives AS his qualifications: - can
not only write poetry and novels, but
there ain't Il government mule that can
throw me."-Atla1ta Constitution.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05

If troubled with rheumatism. give
Chamberlain's Pain Balm q trial. It
win not cost you cent if it does 10
S0od. one application will relieve Tie
pain. It also cures sprains and bruises
in ono-third the time required by any
other treatment. Cuts. burns, FROST
bites, quinsey. pains in the side and
chest. glandular and other swellings
are quickly cured by applying it. Every
bottle warranted. Prince, = and 80 It's
at Elvcy and Rulett's.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05

1t is easy for any man to be rC
former till he gets a political joh
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05

Orpheus club concert. Tickets 30
cents. reserved at BrisIay's drug store
or by members of the club. Tuesday
evening At the onera house.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05
Santa Fe Route
Excursions
Grand Canyon

and return. $I9.G0. Tickets on sale
every Tuesday, good so days and stop
overs permitted.
Leave Phoenix $40 a. m. city time,
arrive al rim of canyon $3.50 same even
M
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-07-23
HidalgO Land Sales.

A land sale has just been con-
summated in HidalgO county, in
which A. j. Bloomberg Of New
York sold about 1900 acres ont of
the Leona tract to DR.. r. H. P.
Wright Of KerrvilIe, Texas, for
81 800 This land is about eight or
ten miles below Hidalgo and has
about one mile of river front. DR..
Wright was here several weeks
ago OH prospecting trip.
Another big real estate deal in
uldalgo county was the sale of
$500 acres just made by John
McAIIen to MesSrS. Briggs and
LAM, too prospectors who lately
came here from Lake Charles. This
land IS ont of the tract known as
the Hidalgo tract, and comprises
the undivided interest of Mr..
McAlleD in the said tract, except
1000 acres on which the town of
Hldalgo is located. His son j. b.
McAlIen, still retains his interest
in the tract. The price paid was
So. 80 per acre.
The purchasers, it is said, will
90 to work within the next ninety
days to erect an irrigating plant
on the land.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-07-23
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.

Mrs. WINsLow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over sixty years by mill
lions of mothers for their children while
toothing, with perfect success. L
teethes the child, softens the gums, ala
lays all pain; cures wind collie and it is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer imme-
diately. Sold by Druggists in every
part of the world. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's soothing Syrup, and take
ON other kind.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-07-23
ABOUT TOWN.

See the Ad of Nicolas Sanchez,
the well knows silversmith, else
where in THE HERALD.
Hidalgo coanty is going right
ahead selling land, and the pnr-
chaserS are nearly all actual set
Tiers, too.
A new grocery store is to be OPP
ened ia the ThieIeu building on Eli
zabeth street by Floyd Layton and
his brother-in-Iaw, Pat Haley who
is expected here from Alice IN a
day or two.
The Miller hotel has secured the
services of Me Constantine, one Of
the most experienced and best
known hotel men 10 South Texas,
to run its culinary department, and
the patrons of the hotel may ex-
pee! the best service nnder his man
agement. Mr.. Constantine kept the
leading hotel in Corpus Christi for
many years.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-07-23
Late Items.

Severe earthquake shocks OF
st. Vincent Island greatly alarmed
the people Thursday last. Several
houses fell in Kingston.
Santos Dumont had his airshir
at New York ready to sail around
the statue of Liberty on Bedloe's
Island Sunday last.
The revolutionist leader Reyes
was defeated in Nicaragua last
week.
Ambassador White at Berlin re-
fused Filipino passport a because
natives of the Philippines are moi
American citizens.
Secretary Of War Root has CIV
en- orders for the establishment of
a great military post at Chicka-
manga, Tenn, on which $3.50, 900
will be spent. This is one of
four great military posts to be
established.
About a thousand soldiers as
Saulted resort in Leavenworth,
Kansas, Saturday night, and de-
mOlished it, in revenge for the
fatal stabbiug of cavalryman by
negro Of the resort.
Losses of Missouri farmers by
recent floods are estimated at over
$4,O00,OO0.
The jennings oil we'll was still
burning Saturday night, and not
expected TO be extipguishsd before
Tuesday.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-07-23
MEDIEVAL BURIAL CUSTOM.
DIsmemberment of Royal Bodies
Still Practiced On the
Continent.
ContiiIefi

Talking of the late King Albert,
| notice that the kindly old mon
arch was subjected to the usual
cutting up process whlch Is to
many people one Of the NEST dis
pleasing practices that have surviv-
ed frnm medieval times. La the
funeral procession from the rail
road station at Dresden to TIL
| church where the entomhment took
| piece the hengSr cuulaiuing the
coffin was proceeded by three of
the late king : cham berlains IN fnll
uniform bearing silver urn. In
One was contained the heart Of the
king, in another his viscera and in
third his brain, each preserved
In spirits of wine and hermeticaIlv
sealed
HNh'N ~ IL Ott III
inches II. he chancel of the court
church aud constitute the compile
ment of many scores. of similar
urnS III which are preserved royal
hearts, emtrailS aud braius. That
they should be- removed from the
body, separated therrfr0In and
preserved apart Is bad enough, in
all conscience, but it is simply
barbarOuS to draw public attention
to this species Of ACKNOWLEDGMENT
OF the remains of illUstriouS dead
by solemnly parading these urns
through the city.
At Vienna both the late En-
press Elizabeth and the brother of
the Emperor, the late Archduke
Charles Louis left explicit direc-
lions forbidding any such cutting
up Of their bodies. But the custom
is still adhered to in many other
countries, aud remem-
Der witnessing the solemn transfer
with much state of the urn contain
ing the heart of the mother of
the present King of Bavaria from
Munich to the monastery at Neu-
Outing, some months after her
death and after the entombment of
her body.-Marquise de FOntenoy
in Mexican Herald.