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TRADE WITH (THA.
DEVELoi'MKNT OF MINING INTEREST5.
IMKJtICAM I.WT.STMI:.NTs IN A Nl.W F1I.LD
(UnAN Oftl VOK PKNNSYI.VANIA AND OOAL
IN r.PTLT.N PROTEOTEDCOKPORATIOlll
MilLKTNU UNPEU THI ENfiUbH
fho-nkcksmty POB
Ki CIPKOCXTT.
rrao.a a atArr ooBBa*roxDB!erorTBl retBtTB***
Santiu^o do Cuha. Ja.u. H.?Iron nnning ie ihe
cewest ladaetry of this ancienl Spaaiah lown.
i>ss than ten yeaiB BgO thc tirst IroB rlalm in thc
monntalaa <?( Eaatera Cuha waa afflelally lecog
li/cd. Now tiici" are three American eorpora
tions toveloping Inrte traets of rich mining
'crritory, bnilding nilways to the eoast. au.l
liaofting ore io rcnn.sylvania. The oldost ol
Iheae conpanlea, thc Juragaa, lia? i>een in aneocaa
ful oateratlon aiaee I8M, when lt recelTcd a aeriea
? f ttbeia] eoaeeaaloaa from the Sgaalah Oovernniont.
It )\hn a uiost cMer.sive plaiit, rcpmcntini with
the lnnd U investment of over $2,500,000. lt
naploya 2,1100 oalneiB an.l railway arorkmen, haa
a roliitiK atoek ol i,*nn cars. an.l reqnirea foi
tlie tranaportation of tta ore a lleet of tv.city
Bkrantfia T'wo other conipnnics thc Spanish
Anicrican an<l the SlgOO, have been recently OTgan
iml |gj New-VorU and ITiiladclphia lor work 111
tlie foothills ilankiri)- the tnountaiii rnnge. Tho
importance ol this indtistiy, which has been ln
IiIbBctb hardly more than six yeara, is ahowa
hy the raaatiacfrial Btatlasiea fnrniahed ta me by
Ihe Ainerican CoOjBOI, Mr. Kein.cr. whoCC oiticial
rvrviee here hr.e hi-cn execedlngly tiscful, and even
hrilliant, cspcially in dlreetlng thc attention of
Northeru eapitaliata to thc mlncra] wealth ol
these moiintaii.s. Dniing 1 898 th?- iieii MC C*
pnrted to the I'niled Statea amounted to 857,060
looa, with a vnlaatioa ol $".'-.199 09, and tne
aaangantafj to 35,181 looa, valuad at g.l0?,0104d.
1 his year then* exporta will rcacli (l.bOO.OOO a?
the loweel iBlli?ai lt is aaay and eoonomieaJ
rninlng, since the oie is hroken up by garfhee
hlastim.'. and earried hy short narrow-gange rail
waya to n long pler at Bantlago, whew it is
?liimpcd like 00a] from the eara into th" Itclghl
steatncis. Ii bj most valuabk ore, and tlic
Baouatalaa bccbb, from aarfacc UtoacaUona, to be
woQ atoeked with it.
The poUey oi rcelpraelty as appUed t<> theae
Sotithern eonntrlca ha? beea Bappoeed to hc re
atricted t.. tha exeboagc ol eaeh prodnola ns
Caaaot hc anpplled on one sidc or the 01 her
ltra/ii, whleh needa ta intporl it- food Boppliea
nnd manttfactured goode, ean prolll 1 n-cly by CX
, inging lor three on il.e freeal lernta and with
thc fewesi poaaiblc reatrietiona its eofTra, augar
an.l rabber, wbich caaaot bc produeed in tbe
I niieti Statrn. In the prcccni inatancc reolpro Uy
baa a wider applieation. Tbe Iroa prodnel ol
t iha, already large aml apparentty t ipabk ol
immenye dcvclopnient. is bronght into a markct
aupplled aml BometiaeB oTtrgtocfced with Amer
ean ore. lt is not the prc.siac Hnd of reclpro ity
rhieh bas been advocated ln Penngylvaoia i bul
.t docs not operatc diaadvaal age ? ialy for Amer.
iran UtttCieatB, as ean bc readily ahown. Ia order
ro carry tlic on- frorg Cabn to t'.e Unitcd Statea
a large flcct of Bteaacra has to i*e emaloyed.
These rtmk nt lirst wenl back empty or with
bnllnst. bal it waa BOl long before they were tak
ir.F ro-il V. the Weal Indics. The exporl ol Amer
ienn coal has 'iceii largcly iBcreaaed in this way,
and s.me ti.ov 01c ateanaera have apecl 1 lacilities
ir oarryiag it aad ean afford to take li al low
, "s rather than to go South wlthonl car>;o, they
?,, ai'> ly diapbeed Enghah coal in many of
tl) j. ,-*u.iv. ln otber worda, while the Spanlah
,? i'iP tbe iron depoaita ol Eaatera Cuba are
aa , .-rlaiu extanl oompetitora ol the ore-w >rkers
,,..,, I'.ied Slates. they BTC a'rso openinK a new
( ket t?r Pcnnsyhania coal Cuban iren oie
upped to the American market ta.ilit'tcs the
exportation M Feannylvonla coal to the West ln
diea an.l net,vc eompetttion with the C.rdfT in
laagrlra. Meanwhile, tne American iron miner is
-arctceted by tbe tarlf and aald h.ichcr wagea
tiian iha Ipaniah wartct employed in tne.-e monn
tnins. The duty i'lil oa tbe Santlago ore when
it citers ti.e [Jnited Statea operatea to Inerense
the enrninua. ?f American < oal-miners and furt.
a m:r>.in for blgher wagea lo American iron
mlnera thaa are reeelved by the aame claaa "f
a workera. At tbe aame time it doea noi
pi .".t tbe employmenl oi American enpltal In
<!. eloping tlie reaourcea ol I aba and enlaigiog
t;? extiort trade af thc [Jnited Siates.
There is one featire of this new* traflic with
Cuba whleh needa pkaia treatmenl aad sharp
etite'am. Tl e ayndiente eontrolll g the Jnragua
ml "- eomprloea, as 1 am bal rmed, the Penn
.-. . nla Sleel Worka, ol Steelton, aud the
hem Iron Worka, both Pennaylvanla c, r
ro atlona whose bualneaa has been Byaiematl
II teeted and derel me I by tbe t irifl. I ?
proafarity is wimiiy to he attribnted t" protcction
t ,r libed hy American argialation. If tbeae cor
, , t na Bnd it ta bc lo their Intereal to obtalo
Btippliea of iron n:id mongaueae from < aba aii'l
to make lar^e lnveatoaenta bere they ean al leaol
1 it their earrying tnde andei thc American Baa,
a- i 1 ave their vcssels buill ln Amerieao Bhip
yanls. Il is not exeditable to them thal they
BlioulJ liave had three slcamcis buill in E -
in prefereace to the [Jnited Statea; 001 ia ll
paiii.tic lor them to Boil ti.e*' veageli and aa
u.ai:; u Bevecrtcen ebartcred itcaaacra under tbe
Engliah tla^. There is ;. flne daaalay ol Atnerkan
tnergy aa shore ln thc apening ol tbe nrdnas, the
c.,,i-tr ictioti of railways ;.n'i ih?* ballding "f B plei
at wbich ateamen ean hc kooded froni ore-cara
arlth faeihty and diapatch; bul thia employment
of an EnfUab fleel for thc uaognortatton ol the
f.re to the Tnited Stutes is to bc Bharply eritii is d.
One td tiie large ownera lo tba mines is the
Bethkbem Iron Wurks, wbich aapplica a large
s,ia:e ol ihe niatenal for the new Navy. lt is
perhup.> tlie lcst renn.sylvai.ia ootaoratioa Wi.*cl.
abould be found akulkini on tbe bigh seas un?
der thc Kngliah tia^, while eaploylng Spanlah
nu:ier.> in Cuha to empet ? with Atnericin miners.
I r.tn tol.l that these eorpoiatituai are plannlni t>
buiid Bhipa ln Bnltlmore on .-i utrge aeale and 10
have Anawioao hjitoius in tiieir owo earrying
tia.e. When thia ht dooe American cntcrpriaa in
tj.e jjjouniaiius ol Cuba will he Bupplenkentod by
Amfraan tBOrgJ and p,.t:iotii?m on ti.e ocean.
Tbcaa mining lnveatiuenti* ol American capitai
UlnatratB thc advantagca which Cuba will dori've
from a poliey <>f roelpfoelty haaed upon n pei
n-inent markct for lrce sugar. Thc Spanish (iov
ernuient, hy n.s liij;hj;.' f!gVOIf>blB eoncegglens to tbC
rennaylvaau pmi New-Vrrk Byndlcatea, has ]ir..
Baatcd the uevcloi'tiiciit ol these v**Juable proper
ties, and thc industnal iet-ults are proving benc
tii'iil to eabtern t'tiha. laUDhTfatiOfl has been
0000..ra/cd, employnicnt has barn offered to an
rmpayveriahed popaiatlon, and the boaineaa ln
terests of Santiti--0 have been powerfully aidod
by mining cnterprice. Thc aame Oovernment, by
ifipandlng lavoeably to the American offer to
ne.o*iit.- an oquitable reaiprocity treaty grounded
upon tn-e Bugar, frec Rour, aud rcduced impoti
iint^cs oa machinciy. bardwarc and eertain ln.es
of drycootls. will stimulalc thc inveatmcnl of
American capitaJ la plantatlona and baproved
machiner.v by which the cbsef Induftry ef the
ia:,."d will \# readered vaatl) more profltabk*.
Witat Cuba aeeda to lay is the rebrganiBation
? 1 its agrlBalturaJ ayatom bo as to aecurc more
e<oiioniical prodnoUon ol its great Btoplca, Prce
sa?rar, followcd by rceiproeity nnd equitablg ex
ehaagea, wil! briag AJaetieac capitai and ui..
chincry into the hdaad. !1 rceiproeity he with
lield ai.d tlie free markct lor BUgar bc doscd m
H'.r;, Cuha will Ik- left dcpCBoVnt iijiou its OWO
exhausted and paralyzed Haoawee
Tln* eltports of thiK consular distri'l ta thc
I'nited States tluriim tlie past yeai have been
v r.' l.rge, oomt?i**ing S-'.oia.i.'.'.i 69 from Santlago
de Cuba, 91,003,1 Ott 3a from Ouanteuani", ?1,3TU',
154 or. from Van?anillo, and $('t?.24!i BS from
Snr.U Crua dd Suci; tntal, J.-i.lTT.O-t 31. The
bulk ot this export bas tasen augar, of which
I4a,?ag bagm, valued at fl,012,071 ??*. have lieen
a*nt XnriV. Tl.?? n?\t lnt -???! ??\*>ort. '<??? lieen
re, ol u b Dh ?' i2,21" tona bave been afa
valued al 1075,091 45. The rem inl i e-porta,
mounting i-i $100,299 00, have Inclnded 1 dl
tobacoo, cigara, bidee, raaliogan; oedar, coooanuta.
l">: i-v and beei? -.. 11 i nre pl intatl ma ln
bia diatrict, bul thc producl doei nol Buftiee lor
bome conaumption and tbere la no aurplua lot
exportition The ore ii earried to tbe l'nite.1
S. ??- by iteamera undei the Ameriean flag
. , -,..u ta ahipped lro:u ti.e (our ports, mainly
i.y tailing veaaeli under varioua .im,*. tLe Ward
ateamera taking this etaaa of freight frotn
Cienl legoa and bandling littie of ll
this end of tbe taland, The greal vol?
unic of thc exporta la ahipped to tbe
(Juated Stmcs, the ore baving taigely increaaed
tbe auiount. Tho Ameriean markei is almoal ihe
only one open to tbe producti' na of this qu
of Cuba, Free augai Involvea Increaaed ti de
and proaperity for Santiago. !t rendera neee
,i readjuatinenl of commercial excl .'?- on an
equltable baabv If reeiprocity be refuaed by
Spain tlie free niarkct will bc elosed after July 1,
I89S.
In return for the in-e markei f. i augai Spain
is dow taxlng Ameriean fiour aboul 93 25 a barre]
in ti.e interea. ol Ita own merclianta. Fiour
ahipped from New-York ta Spbniah porta and re
Jlacked ontcrs pra-ti. ally without pnvrneuit Ol
tluty, an.l mueb of it romrs in tliii way. Tbe
piistoms lawa diacrimlnate aharply againai Ameri?
ean breadatuffa ln tbe Intereal ol Spaniab ir era
who are to-day oppoaing reeiprocity from aelfiali
motivea aad powerfuUy Inflnencing the bome
gnvernment, The aame praetiee is followed in
all lines ol nierchamli-e In eotton textlMa Sp-in
ish aserebaata bave a marked advantage over
Ameriean eompetitora Foi example, ealico, nan
keen, aileela, wrappiaga of eotton withoul carding,
and analogoua texturea with atraighl threada,
pinin raw or dyed, are aubjecl t.> a duty of f 3 Gj
pei bundred Idlograma il of Bpantafa manufaciure,
luit to a duty ol SH '-'"' if "i Ameriean manu
facture, The aame texturea havii g from ii to Id
tbreada are taxed j-". U0 11 of Spaniab and 921 if
of Ameriean manufaeture. The eompariaon mlghl
1*? extended to every elaaa ol drygooda, hardware
aad general merehandtae Ameriean mercbanta
are etpwded oul of the Cuba market. The tarifl
diaeriminatea heavily againai the_a withoul eon
ferring any benefll upon the people of the ialand,
who are taxed heavily f"r their food aupplici and
nearly every artiele of foreign Importation.
Reeiproeity li needed la order thal the Ineqtiii
able ronditloaa ol trade ii-twrrn tbe L'nlte i stati-.
and the Spaniafa Weal Indieamay be readjuatetl.
_ 1 N F.
AMRRICAX PHTSICIAX8 IS BERllX.
MI5ISTEB PHELPS'S EPTORTB is TlU'ir. BEHALF
-THE K'" H LYMPH.
Dr. y. c. lin M?n, iii" haa ju-' retnrned from o
ii-1 to Berlin, abere lie wai mn1 aboul two months
....-1 by tba Nea Vork Pastcur Instllute tu itudy ihe
Kocii lympb treatme it, tald to i reportei lately i "The
prcvalllng loplc oi converaatlon among phyal lan* ln
la, of ."in-?. Dr. Korh'a diacovery. More lhan
2,000 Amerl. >? \ - lan* bave caltad upon Mlntatoi
I'helps, who hHs done everythlng in hl* powi
? -. men to obl iln i mpplj .,f li mph.
Ma::y phj ? , ,.i::-. :? g pi hoaptlal ll
thl* country bave been anabta aftei tbe mo t itrenuou
.. .-- ;.. obtalii even i unall >-:.i I Iy ol thc
remedy, and bave relurned honie dtaguated, whlle
who repreaented no boapltata at all bave ob
lalned their littl- phlal ol Ufe piecloui fluld. and have
itarted for bome In greal gtoe witli Ihe de.
;?> found a hoapltal a. onee ? id thereby win a r
. d a fortnne. Theae littie bottle . 'i-' fd ?'?"
ea. h, and aitbougii tbey are aaM to boM aeveral tbou
s.md inje<U'.n.-, tbe truth is thut not ii...i ? than tbrej
or four pattanta ran be taeated entb a ilngle phui.
?? At.-i- one baa obtali ed a pktal of tbe lymph inere i.
no oertalnty tli-il ue i-mi "-i anotbc i ien ba wanta It.
- ipp aj tbal mn have a man prettj i early rnred, wha
. ui roa do if your remedj glve* oul Youi patlenl
iv .11 aal worse Inatead oi better. Di K ?< ti haa glv. ?
thc- M-ci-et i.f iu- dtacovery to tbe German GovernaMBt.
whieh is nou maklng tbe lympb. Like almoal all new
ramadtaa I lldnk tbal tbe vlrtua* -f tbe tympk havo
i-en axaggerated bj um prate?doi Dr. Koeh blm
igra tbal a. :? a*. ??'?- i< ? be requ n :
; , elfec. a permanenl rure. Thl I ; irilculari]
iu tbe eaae <.f tuber. uk* la. Pi -i ? i i
tbe lymph I i be alm I -i pai i : .
I ii,jr . 'ful lll llie . -.f.i
? ir i foi -. h I have ??
. Ironi thl ?
I -en - "i?T. Thc h..-;..:,
allln 1--.1 vil'li lupu The I- -
,., ;-.: ? [ir. Ko li 1 .
Ilen i . tl.- l-ani.. i ,
.;. itij add the do. lor ln Ih ue itiueni nl i
M ? ? Hi" pavll ? l . i. .... i ..
Md rn -i f ab-iul 100 --;. iraie
nbmit the ground . Among ihe ln iltutions wherc i
?1 I 'll 1. li.],: !...-.? I I ? i I I. '
i liartte llospltal, wbere there nre Hlty j il
: . i ? .. , . -?' ral f'llnle. a hei I I
.. ii |.-n..ile iiatl ' li are u ?'. I Ihe rare ol l>r. von
Uerpmann. l wa* al the aloablW Hoapltal almoul
? ?? .;,'. I..-I.U1-- they had better faclfltle* (.
troatment th-*.-. el*ewl :-. Dr. r..:!..', *rl
extremely liii .1 lo Ameriean phralciau*, Invli.-d rrn t.
Ilj. pi if .re l ].:,,. ?, u in-i-e i noied *omi -V -!!??. '
from tbe treaUnenl applled to nevere ? ?>-? ol lu
iiili-rciilo ?,-. I odialned a small qua tt
, a ?? of llie New ^ irfc l: ?? . 1
tl e ii'i d Mi'il-t.-r Ptielps. I ui !-i <taiid tha. Di
lilbter ?i:l nae I. In ronnectlon wlth othei rwtnedlee i
llie trt-atfuent ol his patl ite."
BR. WIX8T0S AXB HI- PMB80GATITE.
From Tba Cht. ag . Poat
?-I i ever bear aboul tbe m redne thal bedgw aroun I
,.n a:ni.a.-s ui.,;,' - i.u .1 muvb-iravelled < io..i-,..
? i I llie pi- ei.i i : -,
?that I do nol thlnli ol an Inrldenl lo whleli i
.a anobaerved wltneaa. Vou ..ll remembei tlie broa*)
I I ? , ?;.-.: tbe path ol tn.it urea!
? ?. . ernl IVlnston, when u- ui id?
lll* l.imous tr:]i fl I'I igo 10 I'-- -.h I. a
Xea York, London, laiis aml pretty mnch the , ?
nt. lu. you remembei it: of . ourae. n -?
,f me io aak. Vou may nol kuow. bowever,
iardi now mark thal path ,. <i tha. the
toiis have been Increaaed?bai this by tbe way. i
i rlianced one daj aboul tlve yeara ar'> to i- itanding
ni a ralli.i tatlon I forgel the uame ju-i wlthlu
' the Ki-eu. h border, A traln from tl.thei ild.
rulling in. and from one "f the apartmenti vlcpped
.i must dli.tinguit.bcd looklng gentlemaii, his sirong
nace adorned wlth b heavj gray muataehe. id Un
physlque he waa, tall, eroei and all tbal - irl rd thlng,
and ins gtance. whlch swepl the atetlon llbe Ibe
iavs ol a poBccman'a buil'a-eyo, auj ob*erver
p. Hlng t'ie Klightesl Imaglnatlon would have llkcued
to that "f an eaglc. Well. after aweepine Ihe <
prettj clean, the glance !-!l on a bvramid of bai
, :. and thltlier the mllltary-looklng man
wralked alth that graceful l.ut ronllden. trcad Ih*
i., n ,-. the p ? ' >.-'? of an old i an palguer. Ju*l
reaebed tbe pyramM ? cuetom houae ofllci
un.form took hold of a trunh a^ if to open It. The
? pj looklng man touebed him on the shoulder
and In Engllah badc him drop tbe trnnk. Tbe otl
who did no. apeak Engllah, na/i-i a. Ihe mfTllarj ,"?."..
im; ni,,n Ln an. i/.-iii. ni. Then be ahrugged hi*
shoulder* and made a* if t<> carrj the Irunk away.
Bul thl* Ihe inlliiui looklng man wa. averae to and
ln- atated hia oblectlona In exeellent Engllah, to whlch
th- cuatom* i.ili.-i- replied wlth equall] e_cellenl
Prench. From wlicre l itocd I uouldn'l hear all that
n.i- -aui. bul aeelng a half-doxen offlcera attractcd bj
Ihe debate run np Ui the patr i approached A I
il .I - . I heard Um military-looklng man rxchilm:
?? -i t-il V'.u tbal I mn ii-- t nlted Stete* MlnKtci
to Peratal Can'l you undemland irood plaln Eugllshl
il afteiward learned iln.* th? mllltarjr man never wouM
bcllove thal any one aa* so uuii aa nol to understand
p:.i,n EngUsh). l a:n on mj ?ai lo l'-i-.n, and vmi
have no rlghl '" ' ? * Into hiy Im--.-:.-- I'm i n ??
gler, And what'* more,' he added, as tlie offl-cr m
rounded the baaeage -.i"l grabbed icveral plecea, i
I ivon't bave vou looh al it-' Whereup n ha aprang on
Ihe top of Ihe i;'. ramld, and, brand i.ng I
manncr thal an'ggeated lo me bra? i: d. ? k Dhu,
played ab ?ut him ? ght vlgon n-ly ai 'i i > tbe dl*mas of
the offlcera, who Jiimped thc : il- and danrcd
, ||| a- I '"?? I ' '?? 'l tin il llldll ?
? Hnger*. Ponld thi tmerl. an e igle have :
a-onid have -. an cd hl
Whai u.iuM l..i- been iii- nuiconn liud ind the
? raptain of the of". -:? . ime up a. thl I < an'l
' s.,-,, When thc 111 nrrei i ?- had i eei . ?. plnl *1 :
.. ara* furlous. and wa aboul to lead a eharpo on Ihe
n.ilu :ri 1 oklng man, Inlo whoee f.???? had r.
; ,i, , f loyi n- antii ipalion, lioucht
ii'i' i , He did *o ln i t i i*i
wliai l-i-'-"' by aui-h ronduii Tlie mllltin |o
i man replied thal he wa tbe I nlted Kt.it>- Mlnl ler to
. ' nui liefort- he eould -'-. fur.hera.thi raptain
: :,i doffed hli I it, I m d low nnd ??
I ,,;ir,),,: ii ?? i.t U-. looklng man. who *ra* none
! other lhan Ihe bi ivc '?? neral W n*< imped down
,? i ia, s,'ii it mis all rlght, thal no harm had
I done. and dl?trtbntlna * me monei (?> Ihe men " I-.-??
knnckta* he had whacked, he wa* <l rected t-. his hoti I.
-? , uuln?;.". i -i. folloT ed uitii'.ut da .
**.
i/,\u UVED CAUFOBS1A JXDIAX8.
From Tbe Battnai (Oal.) Index.
Montarey County I* bocomlng famou* Um world over
for th- remarkable longevit) ..f tome ..f iis aboi
i bai i.'uiiv A fea montln aam -The Index" imi- iii
Bceonnl of tbe Ufe "f old uabrleL who wa 151
i.i.i when be dled the Iflth "f atwch laat. oid '..
drldis -..ii. Zarhartah, by his third wlfo, Uved nt
year*. Tbaa there na- . aalano, who dled i fea k-.i.-s
;i4>> Bfad 130. Aiiotli.-i- Iiallan nani.-ii l.auiaiii dled
at th- County Hoapltal <?n.?* fooi yean ... ..; ihe
age ol no year-. Tbeaa an- ull well-authentlcated
. a.s<-s (few i-onn's an oM nutlv- ivoiihii linoiin ns
Wi-*. Otarta, wir> etalm* tbal ahe waa twelve year '
a-k.'-- at the time of tlie baltdlng of tlie 'iiincl Min-inn
lu 177^, wbicb would make her 130 yeara .>id al tbe
pre?on.t time. The anrlant lady Mv** vvlth reladvew
over on tbe Cannel, and haa i-etalned her mentoJ
fctrenrth and phy&lcal vlsor ln a it-markablc d-crec
CHRI8TINA.
HKR hINDNJ>- TO THE CTGaJBffiRAS."
Madrld Jan S.-Qneen < rtatlBa ol Bpatn haa
marvcllouily IncTeased her popularlly by het ?yrr.
path tl itl toward t prreree' when tbe
0 hctorj at NaarH, wUeh
: try Bre tbe other
rka exic.it v thi. ealamtty wUI ba undei i ? -i
? |, ttoted tlial the BW Bei il the ?"-"
?.?,,( ,,:? ? . r for mpport on tk i ol
(meei ti , i] Id io tbe gMi '': mMn* rlgararttea,
.ntl r destrucl I the lactory I avea
lelv wlthonl aa ? <"?'??'. '? ?
I, tbe most terrlblo thal >"<?
,? Mad ? ? lagnHude and In II
,. lt waa impoaal le l * Ibe
tke Bre Bepartment reaehed
.:?. p| . too late to tay Ui. prosreaa
,,f ,i.. . | t ? whleh bad taken full po??? ?n
?f |he kUnc Twentj foar hoar* el d
overy of the Ure by th- pollre. al
" II ? ?? roa"* -"? '
? ? ' tlie Boartshlna tartorj
.,,.,, ,., ,'?, irotind bj tbal time. rhe
la one of thi ' lun iue (t iturei of
Madrilcne life. aba P proverblaUy coodlooklng, good
liuinored, and Joal a* .lansy and inorrlly Impud. I
,,,,. ,., ?-... wi, .mi ahe reaembfca very mm b.
Her ittlre Blthonfh coarae in texture, la well pnt on
and alwaya Inemdea a imarl red, blue or i II "?
itlh handherchlef Ued wltb exqnlstte an ob her dark
,,?,1 liik) tresaes. Her atep la oulrtr. and aprtahtly
? He : fnll of what the Bpaaiard rall ugi U-la.''
Vet the pretty ? etgamra" li the m ol "
little pera .:i ln thc world, worklni from early mornlni
llli late il nlghl to malntaln her parentt *o long
M .li,- la iii yle: and when ihe maitlea, whleh iha
? ,,., early age, toUln? away wltb
I . ., . to aupporl bei band wne laiy
ntly her boblea.
Thouaand f theae I n Hi l rrcal " kft
,',.,,,,'iv unprovlded for I J I ia fearful i ita trophe.
tnd ,,ii thoae whn di pended on them for their dally
...... threatenod alth i '"""? Tluj
, ? rltlea dlspUyed a irreal deal ol energj and alao
mneh aympathy wltb the aufferers, tba Lteutenant
.: ol Madrld belng on the ground even before
,i?. nremen The Prime Mlnleter and tke Home
_. .. . | .. ? uoartt .-. and all the hlgh
olbrlai appcarcd. one after the other, on the lecaa
?f ih.iflaaTaUon. More lhan 10,000 i.pk aere
? .i ihere u itel M lawnt i l P "'??
bm all eyea and hearta tarned ln another
dlreetion when the crj waa ralaed ln tbe CalleOe Meaon
?.!-, Uial "the Qneen ' :
, wrlnjrln* '
nged the H yal ? irriaaa, wi
and tie irlother of
?? :,- they rall tho 1 lerhearted I
Ti?. , . . araa rerj ' '?"' ,!" """
fare waa plowlng with plty aa ihe atepned from her
: !?.,?? and eoml I I
icene wb an rndeeri
? t : > ird. bi ell
, .;. and tke heni ?
, would aavi I
und ,. | .. ? idlng up their chlWren
?li?. hersell rryli r. bltb at I when
the wa* al laat reluetantly all ra-ed bo depart * ?- waa
(ollowed by aueh ble Inp ??? lt la aeld >m the Rood |..r
.?.,. ,,, aovereigna to heai On the morrow i dopnta
lion romi.d ol flfl ? I ' '' "'f "
I ,!?? Royal Patice, for, ai the; saJd, they
; en f-i ber klndnea* and implore lier
,,, belp tkem onl ol their mis. ry. Tl.try on
rruard refn i i to allow tke talr dclegatea lo pa i in?>
the , airtyard, and a vtolenl Blaena wbleb
waa, bowever, rnl ahorl by tbe appearan.i tha
.,?,',. ,,f .... . eerctary to the Clvll fioverner.
ll.t srord to the Qw. II al a depntoUon ol tka
araa rrai Ina an andle. from her.
.'.. r came almoal Immedlately from Hei M |i tj
eotatii.nmlttee ahooM be admltted to
,?,. and ten elrl* bavlna been
c.indii. ted to the Qucen'i audlenee
: ... -. a. i them a lovelj HtHo b v ol ila
.: | ?.,..,( 1....U eyea and i irly halr, as a
ty.gve orphana ol dead elaar
ahoareeared foi io tenderlj bj Qneei i
,:. the < , ., de-i arldad (llon e of i barlij , rlo ? by tke
?,,u mlned loboei ? fartory, nnd wbich i irrowly e
...j,,,! betoR abw burncd down on the nlght "1 the
,., Bagratiou Her Haj< t> I ok Um ttttk boy I
own rnotoerly arma aod kUaed blm lovarol Umea,
aaying to hia em ptured aunt, wbo waa ilaodlng t lo?e
i? her. iheddln* lean ol dellakt, -What .. dear Uttle
lei]... , wby, he U Ju l the ii?e ul the Klng!'' ?
.,,.,,1 ?? : and told llie a I it a ??
I . : ..-.. 'i iUtn m rhej
what
? aod
. ? ? Pr I".?
,.,:?: lo li'iitie
ii- added that thc I
had opeiiod a :' ? '"'f "' "'"ir
I . numeroua mad i I ? bo bad
,i aitlt . - .:? ul 10.0O0 i '!'- an
a-Iili (iii: buted. ai tl t tke i
? ?
; Her M B)< it) alth - u b i i
. ,ii entl. I '' "h '?'?" '' ? " ' ?''"'""'
ared I ? on bor hand i I
? | with mni ? I
thanka, and repeatad th. ? of love ut I ho
,,itv wbleb had I upnn ber the day before.
They then furned to ilba. and tbeB]
,,?. have || ate futwlloi an r ?
. . .I- lay. clgarrrra I ?. "graol
i aa from tba i u rei ? ' ""?? ,f'?' '?'""?
,.?! the worthy aeeretar)
tha ' rerjoyed Blria. wbo al
. |j , tatp.il i-i- ii
dclighi cbarmli B lo witneaa, *? You <l n t know t...w
^.,.,1 'i !" ;,i'-':
... ai.d
klnd. ju-t liic- one ot ?
?I,. not to ui." her in oui a * her awen ?. ?
n., ,,) ,:,, urettli ? I-.':.???? oi llie Intervieai u?
,,,. . i ? . v sal ./.ii to ti,"
Hie eblld ? ? n'?1 troubled bj ib)
?,.^ for he ?p ????' ' dmlJ and r. Ileet."dly, II pl
,l,0 U".i. tliat had been taughl hlm <- nneoneemeills
a, if he wen talklUB to lu own inuther. II* aald:
ra, i , :. . m M ..? ij foi work (
.,? ,....' mday Uiere :.:?? nve -'."""
ni. n like ni" wh liave nothli t > ? ral ' Ihe sove
,,.,,! ,.,< iu thi* b) aaylna thal itl had already Indured
,,,,. ,,.,., ;::: mt to roiillnue to paj tke clfarrera thel
,111 -,,:, e i i i been taken to provlda
work anew lor them.
I,, me meanwhlle tke nuthorlUea had i.mittod nn
bckiiowit i ti:- Queen a alighl blui.der. whleh ' ith
,,,,. > , . ? . re ??: tetl vcrj m u b.
. j thal :> l>odj "f over -' 000 ? Igarrerav had t
. i ti, ? itoyal Palaee, thej aenl a detarhmenl of
,,, i,.-!, rdet while tbe Umrhlna Intrrvlew
\,,i [.?':? the Qii"en .',:,i the depntatlon ol pirl u
taklna nlaee. The offend?*1 rl(ta reraa turned up?in the
n ,i .?,,?.'? tii in ":. !'!???. their mlnda. i ryina
lhat th, ..?.,,... 11 ?" rftjji h ?a~ trne
,.,i . i. f. the polnt wec their argumenta and
, ilnperatlon. thal illeroa wlthdrew wllh it
mn mi:j-. |ookln|i '? '? md a-li.in,"<l of tln'in
: ? . ii- tl" tkarp toi i "i
,. ?? lio rep : I tl "'i1 P? ? i l
ilirlatlna ii i ala i b id t: ifl ? i on of Iwr ml.
init th" nianner In whleh ah* has behaved ln thia ln
? ? ? ? llngi mi" poaltlve adoration,
Rf.fl "i t'i.-' ul thi r nnt-v is beyond ? |
? ii . an i" ild "i- wrltten.
HOW l'i B !'? !'?'. UU8BAXDS.
Krom a aymposlnm In Tha PkUadeipkta Thaca.
? ii,.?- |.. manaim huabanda i" aald \lr-. Krn f?ea
lt .,:.-,,:, Bun ? ''. the aulliore?* af " Little Lord 1 itunl
,ln8 Ihe ipiesllon " You mean how to
managc Iheui i > make tln m happj I lu mj Jiidi
ur u..in. a, r.i rled i ngle, ran t>a m ide
: " . ' .. ;? .
,,. ?| |.,.,. ? i, ippj. i I ii" une ran eompel ti lo be
hu|'i>> whether we will or not. Our liapp.ne ? or
iinhiippiiics!, >? iii ' cvei drpend largrh upon uitraelv.-a,
!,-i ,,,,:? kurroii idins and ?? ir ? on n - ilon. I ?? a h i| they
may. You remember Mark raple* ln Hlrken 'a novel
,.i ? Martin I iitale* II ' 1 ?u know hia . ? at
l? ||fe wa I" 1 ?? ' Joll.v.' H Be rall id II un !??: adver e,
ntly to i.i.i ?? hlm
,,-H |n Uu n ? i ?! "" alnu Itn .ti" ? poaalbfe ln
bi nrive thal u nian maj ' ronmnted and bappy m
\ ;,i,\ . ondltioi if ll" onlj wlli.
'.. in niat led i ! . aa i everythlnB rl e In Ihl world,
there la i vi tv thln -' rlfbl, and the i erj
ii? i-'uii'ii iii" iouiib ina.I Ihe j iung
. ',?? future marrli ,l i riupio
Ihelr llnt I ? irly rhlkll.d. ln rnoal
f d,e , ?? ? laniati I i proi ed a fnllure, a
, lo-r' i':\' i.. ii-"ti will ah'.m thal tne huaband nr wife
,., |M,ih lt ive never re. -I ed i pi p
,,.. ,|onieatli ' I Md i-'1 TtMcA on Ihe I
;,, n .,i. i |m or her h ippj Thla n itlon, i.i II r|f,
. . ? ,,, |,app in- ? "!" n ii or woman ? I
down aud v... 11 to be made happi bi their i mJiiRal
nartner nnd lioeomea nnpry with ihe - ,:,l partner
i,,'. ni" i," ,:? -!"? d.ara n<?( munufaetiire Ihe reainlred
Hiiiouni "i hnppl.? will i h -ii'.n lime derlare mar
,'.. ., ?: I.,'. ' relief ln n .1
,. hleb in iv ti"". ba i ea il] obt ned
wi,.f'xUtKir.U?"ho^' natuial dnmestli taatai Imve i.n
d. and who l;.i- otherwlae i.n prop
".. irwini^i '.'ill have very little troiible in maklne
., home whal ll ah.l be, ?nd one nl the areatrai nf
; ,, ,?,,,,,, ||, - i li ial*and i- to make honio
ii'?- mo*t atti > tive ol all pkie. - tn blm.
,. A | sl i- i"iu ol tu . broihen In law, one
rirh the other poor. meetlna; after a kmB separatlon.
??'?llou- do you ipend your evenlngat' aakei the
noor man.
1 ..., ih ai tln- i lub ' was tne reaponae.
?"At the ilui'V eaelalmed tlie piho man lu a tone
?f ii,.,i, romnilserafjon. That'a not nite home. la it V
???N,i. Itideed it i- not. thank heaveo! If lt wen
l kttouiii never go.' __ ?
? iiai" btc rountkaa nicn like blm who aeek tne
rluli aa s relief fr <tn liorr.e heeanw Bkrtr wlrea go not
Unow how t/> mauage huibanda by amklnc hems at
iractlve.**
Free*
From Lime and Alum
Royal Baking Powdei
Is thc only baking powdcr yct found hy chemical
analysis to be free from both lime and alum and ab
Bolutely purc. This perfect purity results from the
exclusive use of cream of tartar specially refined and
prepared by patcnt processes whieh totally remove
all the tartratc of lime. The cost of this chemically
pure cream of tartar is much greater than any other,
and it is used in no baking powderexcept the " Royal."
Dr. Kdvvard G. Love, formcrly analytical chemist for the
U. S. Govcrnmcnt, who made ihe analyses for the New Vork
Statc Board of Health in their investigatiofi of baking pow
dcrs, says of thc purity nnd wholcsomcncss of the " Royal":
?? I find the Royal Baking Powder composed of pure
and wholesome ingrcdients. It is a cream of tartar
powder, and does not contain either alum or phosphates,
or other injurious substance.
(Late V.S.Grttaumist) "E. G. LOVE, Ph. D."
Prof. Lovcs tests, and (he rcccnt official tests by the
Vnited States and Canadian Gwernnuttis. show thc
Royal Baking Powder to bc superior to all othcrs in
strength and Uavening power. It is thc purcst and
most economical.
LONDON NOTES
SIR HENRY JAMKS AND THB W00LSACK
iiii; M.w Jl'DOF
T.. ndoi. f. '.
The rlevation of Sir Henry Jtrut - to the I'l'i"
aa ? Ufe Peer and Lord <>f Ani*' il i
Ihe eloae ?.f tlie polii eei of oic of i
11..s- populai ? ? ileirni.-n "i ibe dav I
than twenty v-ir-. I.,- baa aat i - llon e ol
I'ommona, where I- dittingiiKhed himaell bj li -
.|, M ri- - aa well a* i,v hia Invai I ? i
t. Iii-. opponente. Wilh tbe tinglc r i -\ ni I
Mr ' liarlea RuareU, ln- i- '!?? '????, Npeakcr nnd
i .- moal aaceet-aful croaaexaminer ni thc l
i..r, and hi* eminence aa o lawyer waa n
i-. Mr. Gladatone iu 1--''. when bi placed at hli
diapoaal the Lord Iftgh < br.noel'orehip Temptin^
aa w.u-. thia offer of Ihe irreate*| oflioe in fl.e gifi
ol the Crown, whieh earric with il i aalary "f
s ,o,n il) i - t-i-r, ,i peei .t" ind i ?? . ' ? vt t,.
Royalty, Nr Ifenry .i?'im-i it on tl- ground ol
hia conaclentiou* tcruple ooncerninp, :he I
Rule piojccta of Mt iJbuUtone, and preferrei! l
forego tbe wralaae- rather tbaa t.. give hii
aion to % policy whieh lu- eonslrtered t., be wrong.
I iini.irric.l, handaoBM and powwed ol an ade
qu ite inoomc, he la a tniver?l fav irite In -
Alth itigh ihreard an I pr ifound aa a
It, he fcivea one thc ininressi' n ol
lieing a oreature ?f Impuiae ? man ol
deep emotiona and ol much warmth "t heart.
It may be onlv. ins mannar, t>nt if so. it ia .
gularly mi riaaful oounterfeit, foi it ei
to all. and eapeeially ln Ihe cron ladiei
rnlp London toeiety \\ iel ol hli popularltj
among mei la altrlhntahle to tin- h(\ tl ii beaidea
'.:?.. ? Brat-rate aporteman himaelf, i ?? proviilea
rscellent -p.irt f..r othera. He Ia tl..- 1.?-.?.? ol
torne capital grouae Dioora and deci [orvata li
Scotland, >...m.:<s heing Ibe propfietoi ol arell
1 Rtor-ki-1 i'.ivi-!', iv it inu an <-.i-v diatance from t?w n.
The moal accepl ible lonu ol hoapil illty t" an Krt i
liihman and the neareal t""i to hia 1
Invite him. nol t-. dlnner, bul for i few dayV
ihooting: and when ln ? Iditi m I i
the hoat i* oble to plve evldenee oi thc exrellence
ol hia ceUar and >.i h - alull ~ r, bi
luceeaa ui Engliafa aociety i- aaaured.
Nowhere are theae clalma ?.! Sir lli-mv t" eon
?iiWratioa i"'->r<- wannly app.lated tlian al
Uarlboroach H o i >???. and heaide* havina the honor
..I entertaining th- Prin.t Walea everj year,
botfa al iii* toarn houae and oountry aeat,
;, frei|iienl and arelcome gueal al Sandi n m
Sir Rolart Wright, who haa |ual been
to tho neat on Ihe liench ol the lligb ' ??_??' ol
.1 itlee 1-lt vacanl bj thr death ol Raron 11 iddle
?t?n, haa the reputation ol belng aa niuch ol a
wil and aa good .t repartce aa ln- predeeciieor.
Innumei .i.i" atorlea are tald ol hij ? with
an anawer and ol hia imperturbalde aplomh, ii ..
poaaihlytobiaIriahorigin, Ononeoc ialon w lie
nt Oxford he waa iummoned before tli<- Dean "(
Balllol, the college to whlch he helonged, for the
purpoae "f heing cenaured for aome infraction of
tbe unlveralty by-lawa and regulationi I ? ?
Dean, like moal college done, waa exc.Ilngly
pompoui and careful ol hia dignlty, ...> well aa ol
hia iM'ii..t::il appearaace. Wright looked ti
Dean well "l> *-d down wbile the Intter araa
delivering bia ieeture, and Bnally Interrupted blm
iu tin- uii'i'Ho oi one "f hi? mtoel telllng perlodi
i.v remarking eonfldentlally :
??I know vou will exeuae mn, sir, but i thlnk
von rnnnoi lie aware thnt youi waltl..t is Utl
bnttoned "
Completely nonpluaeed, the Dean was onlj able
t., -.f iiniii-r OUt:
??ull. ihank you, Mr. Wright So vrrv kind -.i
vou. I mn aure. Oood mornlng, good mori ii
dne ol tbe most eeeentrie wllbt ever llled for
prabate la I?al of Mr John Noble, the well
known manufaeturer ..f raroiah, wboae aon, Mr.
Wilaon Noble. thc Canaerval ??<? Menilier ul Im
llamenl for Haatlnga, is married to the dau
ol Mr. R. 11. Dana, jr., ..t Koaton, the nuthor of
?Two Vean Before thr Maat." The will pro
\ nl-s thii Mr. Wilaon Noble is t.. have an in
nual allowance from |he ratate of $;infono Thia
j>, however, t.. i?- rednoed t.. $20,00u a year \\ lien
t-v.-r he i* not in rhe poaaeaalon of a aeui ln Par
llament. Tho worthy varntah maker, there
fore, piii'ti-.-illv Impoaea a Hne t.. the amount of
yio.OOfJ ii .vi'ur npoa h.s >"ti whenever the latter
faila t" win his parllamentary eleetion, !t ia
ilotihtful, however. whether the Court ..t !'r inti
will ,-i'lniit tlie valldity of thia queer atipulatton,
Innamnch aa ll glvea Mr. Wilaon :. direct pecuniary
advantage in a inning his arat, and is conae > nl -,
ui tbe ti.iinii' "i > brlhe.
Ureal preparationa are heina made foi the eele
hr.iti>.ti thia i immer oi the nlnth jniiilp.- or 1.50th
;.iiiiiv..imi.v if the f'Ui.'iil.it "ii ni Kton f)ne ol
the princlpal featnrea will lie an exhihltion of
relira ennM*V*\ hiatorirally or bj asao i tion
with the rjoJlege, and all i nl portraita ol eelehrated
Rtoniana \t tl?a 1 ? tt?r incliide moal "f tbe
famoua atati imen and % -neral* wlio bave flgured In
Knirliah hlal ?ri ilurin^- ibe I-i.si four centuriea, tlie
proii'i'to'l exhihltion bida fair to be of an e\
tenaive eha?eier.
.1 LB880X IX I. Hl'.
Proai'Ta< PHleaarg Dt*pat a,
A fonng lawyer who ha* been practtoing al the
i,;ir for ninvirti ilir-o or fcmr rear* rerelvsd one I
ma* !..>?-"',t whlrh li- dM ii"' appeelate It araa a
:.;i" rii-u^li praaeat, bat w.-il. tae ahole itori bad
;.ii told.
un ri.ii-tniii ? laornlng .. me**enin?r boy brouahl t-i
Um yaang atlorney'* boaae i package done up ln
hrown paper and Ued alth verj lnelfcn*lvaIoohluH
Irtng il- .iirrl'il th- t'l'i.i.-- inl.. the dtnuig-room,
wli^r- hl- wUa *al nt breakfa t. and ?he ?.f ."iir
-turteil up ^IM "f exi i"-.ii- nl and *-nr-i.?-irv. In fael
it wu- -lu* ?h" too* the bread kalfe ai d < nt fh<- ttring.
Her band* removed tho hrown paper aud ani >vered tha
Innei ikin of wblte paper lealed arlth red wax. \
card i I'la'n rlaltlng eard, aaj thcra. Tbe foung
lawyer taa It. and beaven preaerva aa! bhuhed.
11)? ,-ir.i i."i- the inii'.' of ,i i lient of hi- aooae ..i.^
in- h.-id eoadaeted laborloualy amd expetwdvely t..
il-fV-1'
- whai toai ae aaaaa by lendlag me a preaentt" im
n-.k-<l -Tii- I-i*' ""1C '"' *?' '" "1V ofll. e I f-lt in
rllnod to plt?-li him out "f th- window."
" Perh?p? Jae want* *9 make up ar CnrMmas tlnip,
rtfar - Me tMithr haU *uggostcd, as she proreelert ?..
rly uv li wll. ,: atlver hairpl i. [n ?
f..vv s . ? ???."?? I '. ? 1 '"
tt .:-'?? The arl ? ? I tlie bo >Us
up ;,: ' ? tltle ? i ' kston '-. C imnu i I
vol I. wa* vol. II.
?? ivbat lu thunder doe* lu n i i ' ? lenolng me
thl- '" ' , . , ,,
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PHOTOGRAPHIXG GREAT FOLK.
.-(iMi; OF MR DOWNEY- EXPEBIEXCES
From rhe Y-'V Mall - ia Ue
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? i nuin. Mr. Uow ney I* thc grand oi i
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v foi t\ year H ? ' '? - ' '' 1":i
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prinr. -i I 1.1. peer* . f thi n alni, v.
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K tlie rh"
rollowlng are note* of a ronversatlm whlch a rep
i. .. nl itTve had wenUy wlth Mr. Downey la hia eon ?
iu Nevei ii ~..
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Mr. Downey -nv- thl* i- ht
ii.v \,.i.i--iv nn n "-' "? raalon* *t
miiiiv, .i trave und .?'?-ii lolemn mlen, aa if ihe i i -
...i ol i hnruilett - len
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IHiwnev v. I* al worl ?'.??? - Mr. Downi-.v ?howed him
the I'li't- t ii' i. .i'.'1 ultluia! ili ?? ?
t i i urrj :i" a} :i ? op> ?? ' t hli
Ind you nld t wv|| r-fu to i '???? ii"- mn ???
mol lier, i uM \ ou !' a*h ? i Mr, Doa nej.
pjcthet
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II air pi.rti ili ' ' ' " It l? a
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Mr, 11 .a i ? .' ? well i i ii |ih of iii- I
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. thi. i ivi.,. Mr al iys a d indv.
?in,l ,,;, ti.i. ,, , i i ..i lie i 1 '' ic.it and n p iir
,1 llahl hltifl ti nt ? T*. whlch was i i
. ., ,, ,i ii, ? were not .i
Dl7.t> ...', ,| ? . . t ,! ?. The ra
u. romlnti down i littie ' lien n./i .tepped oul Into
ih,. ki >unil ' '"ul'ful lil-u-k velvi-l .".it.
1 ? ? i, ln pival
f,.,,. , ? ? if ii- ..' ? ni- I.- uil iful il irk v h -'
? i upon im umhrella betna
ln i.i ,.\- Iiii i ? im :? ll. u ? . held over
lilnt. md M i-ionil ? ... p-itlve* v ?- f i ? l> i:-?
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ln thoan llve nilniitc* Mr. Downej
t,K>k ? ii ":" ;' Iniiumer
i fioii i " i. * 'Id, aud lo thl ?' ''
li.iv, thr di .i and
Mr, i ? . the ni">i p |iul ir
craph of i -''' '? i ' i " -' ? ?:? ; ? ? \ i ?.
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thal J r. bl raeU only
ic for hl rra_
UM. . I.."-'. ' II I I SPOIL8 WIXB.
Prom 'I ii- win i ran i- ?' liry
?? \ i i j-, i thul ii i- '? ? imiMj -i. -:i,-.l the nttentlon
, f I'-. : - ? ' ? i to the
il our 'i iio." Kiild .i |. ..in i-..t \ Iim
vard ?' i ' en I.v. ! " ? ? Ihe vlnej ?rd
, ., ?? [Movi - - "f f-' n ..:? three typea
of nu ? i ' ii" ' Hai i' ?? e niofh,, n appcur-i,
thrlve in d ?' '* :''"i bj t. ontlstH
lhat the moth* lay unih*, wldch feed on ih<: funnold
ii-i-.vi.i thul i. .nn- "ii the wlne vol* n i ? i uhl.
i hc li . ? borc and forin* gull irlea ln the rorli
,,"ii- i t., ii- .-! i ,i I thriMiRh the hole-. tlm- fornied
iir ...:,-. ii.--- i" tlie vvni". ipolling it in numy lu
lan?-.
, !,?? i dlflii iilty ln ' .i'i. s n lue. hu ? i- >n ln ob
i.iiiim k :. siipply of |.-i!" ' ? ork VI I :. t ?_? , pcr
.Ita, after i-xamlnallon for liin.'s-, are r-J- tcd.
\. ,.,;i ,i*i,i. ?? .ii . over) ol Ihea ? lu
.iii, an L'xamlnullon .f ?overal bla* waa in.nl.- ,u tho
\ r, ? .i ri . - tl ? .1 ? iHir '. Ilar are i.> aay danip
,,.- iir n|.M . we fonnd thal the rorka were perforatref,
.m.i thal ii. -'i.- ra*e* tu* wlnr ooxed through them.
Moa .?- ni" Irylng .? method to >t .p the Inroada of
\- ?. leJilng thc . oraa ln hot wuter
?ii in brond) thejr are .hi.-d, and when tii-i are
?.. tii- botfle* Ui- top* ni" coated with .i U\-r
,,f parufllne ?? prerloua to s?-:ihiiR tnen wlth
ordiuaiy ->..i\. IVe hope b) the uae ..f the paraflna
und I.. -i p i'i ? r >\..-. i ..( theae in .. tn.
: iii" gruh* n'.r ir >-.f- feed apon tne wlne,
bat ilmplj n," Uie rorli aa .i plaee t.. depmli thelr
egga, and the roating may posalblv prevent thelr
mfranre, Thia method of manlpulatlng n. ? eorka bj
wortliy "f trlal by ..ll ..f our Callfornia wtnegrowera,
nnd If lucceeaful wllJ matenull.v aid ln promotlui; their
Interaata,
NEXT BUMMERtS GOWNa
BEAUTIFLL GIXOHAMS AND OTHBB COT
IOSB*
uie aew itagkataa or arpkyr elothfl that now
, rowd tn- ? ... ora ar': rmparted i lai early, wttk atlor
ilmple eottons, btwna nnd bamls-Bamvel*, t?. ei.auo
women to Bnlab thea rimpls *owlng gtarlng Mic .-'rol
aaya ef mldwtBtar and la tbe amet ?t Lent Tho new
coi otis an *il la perroki Inlsk; tne pjooi mhaej
thal erere foi'.t.'Tiy a parl,,( raeaa Baodi beva aarkrahy
dlaappeared. Tlie lepkyi elotha are. Bkaan ?*.'*ny
iti ttrlpea and banded affeeta bi hmU iIm and pro
Boaneed potferne; aand there are atany hu*ga boM
plnlda, wbich will bc mad bv bo Ihe Maa la a oav
!;,?!? ilmllar to tta wooi ptahu* rtow bbbb. a aete
worthy btature of tke new glngha*ai la ihe aaa 'if
rkene or "prlnted yarn" eauei . io ralHd bsaaaaa
aaeb Unes and Bgurea me prlnted ln the yam. betnte
the gooda are woven. Thia prodaees ptaida ln a
rariety of de I ite . ilora, Ikrongh wbleb iklmainrakj
; : ' ..? are tet n,
Tkere are also many brocaded itagtama; plala
rtolct, dtybiue, bomespun blue, plnk or pak* okve
. _? I'rewn -vi h Bowei b ,11-. acotterai
r with vlolcti or otlu t imall bloaa imi la
: . .
d with plaln brocaded dots, ol tbe -./,? ol
rnarbli i. M i Ij ttoted tl igh imi are itrlpai
i rh gaj ttomau => rlpe* in ?> mcdfcy ol ataay aofi
i-'iioi's. La, ? ? ,1 embroktered :..;, - and Bgurea
, ::iin Introduced iu tanc) Btnuluma, though tkoaa
Bre ii" longer ln thc majoritj ? ? l Ual year,
bnl are raiher the excepUon. rhe nuw iraHfyl i
mattcr In thc new ? ihlbli la the po* llon ??? t upieB
by Bne amerli io gtnghami or icpbyr eloUia. .\t if>
i tnti -. yard oar n inufaotnrers bavc pul la markct
-rbam equal In quality to the Imp irtcd aoo ' ??
40 tent-, bclua tlxtoVn bnndrad thrcada acroaa, tho
wldth ol tlilrt]???'?'. Inehes. In deUcate aou*er-llke
g and In beanfy and freabneaa ikeae sjnabama
|, .... nothlng I" be deslred. Tkere la kssa itralnlna
aiter '??'?- l Ifl tbe p itl m i ol d.tath looaa thaa
it, thc Importcd etnghams; and altoj ? ftlBg*
bama are a bopefui dga thal oar own Bianufactureri
have leornod that, In order t" produce tke moal taato
fni effects, pure rolori and ilmpllcity ol dealgn are to
be preferred to outro, atrlking ikadea and itartllag
Importod tdngbonu oc aepkyr elotha raagaj
from *0 lo 84 < - ' . ard.
Th" rottona ra tt ln popularlty to Bne gtnghami are
Uie ifadraa rlotha, b |*ooda a ihwle llghter In u*obrkt
than a Kingham; and the aofl flnlshed peroales, whlei
?ra ihown rhlofy In whUa araonda eross-ba d
vi:!, dellente uona of rolor or stnp.il in Uie emafl
even itrlpea whleh deolera < <U "tepe sttrtpeB*' from
their altnUarity to rawa of top'* bUd on a eolored
I, These rool-looklng rottona make 'he
raost rharmlng drassea far rhii.ircn. Th<*ra
.,,-,. ;ii.,, pen ilea flgured wltb *.vlute polka
,i,, i ranaing In dae from ' b pea ap f>
" gs, whl.ll are -,. clOM t"?ether tfcol Nll
Uttle of the eolored gronnd ihowe. Tne Ind that
already almoal tho entire leaann's iwdor ol pa
haa been dnpllrated by one of tka largesl rsf.nl Baajera
i, t'...,' |.ht ihowa how popular tkay aea Parc
,,f roae-plnk, blue, mvonder, elaar trag nnd
dark royal Muc are oapaelally popular eolori in all
rotton dreaa c-^-. The new perealsa aad Kadraa
rlothi .re Kene Oly -"M al :?? aad K cents a vard
ln thlrty two inch width.
- !? ii i tieviots Bre a heavy weave of t*ottoa gen?
emllv naed for ihirtrng, bof Ihej.I me
aervtreabk- dreaaea f<,r htdfea and ehlhtren. In Ita
llirhtcat ',ui.ntv. wnleh i- aboat tta texture of a llnen
duck, tkey are 30 cents a ynrd, and In tta benrior
,,. .,. . v. th dlstli ? ? I ?ki t-g gnd the] ir 10 eenta.
i ? aaaally inade in white wtth I ? mi
iara of eowr and oecasl mally In darker m itnn i.
\ ?? i white < bevtot In Hth. r In tne beavter or IU
woar baa been very popular f * b ars' iblrttngs. I * ausc
it baa a llnen Bnlab nnd is exeepttonally rtrons and
durable. The whltc and flgured ehcarlotB are daa
usci for pajamas.
The popnhuity of lowna Of*tandtes and all the
-h<vr muslins nrflleb were d -ar to tke ??'?! "i.'.tii'' -
has ,i?aln re\ivd. There are BbO ' iny bnttBta
A* Ita i-'"n''ral Bkoppor has a veiv lOaMflnltC
idea of wkat uie torm **batla*a" appttea to, aad aa tka
torm i* Indeflnltoly aaed ta siemfv any abeaf gooda,
hn??ii or cotton. It may bC well tO explalt) tliat a < "t,
mn baauda la ji roods that la a Uttle ahoarar Hian a
rambrle, but benvier than B lawn : while a l.wn. thounb
partly franaparent, is nol as tiimy aml ganaj aa -n
, raandy. All thc - tranaparenl and partly iranaparcnl
ffOOdl f'Ttu a lar.--: part of the BOBaOa'B supplv of B0*>
tona, ??.sara la gosrar pattarnB rteewa ? -
'. arklt ?: . ?? ofton attiped by beavter Unoa, loe?*v
ln aome oaaea . md tn ottan a eroaabar.
smaii and rnedlum dealgaa are ponarnllf Importoi.
rhe new ore-andlea an usually prtated on iark or
medinm-ttntod (troaada, and ire d -" ? I ta bc niu.iu
up over unlngi and akirta of Inexp illk. ln tha
r?| ir "f the fl* ? i-.i. La ? - - iwas, ou the
mntrary, ars- nol akeer aaouak to nead meb alaoovatioa
,.t iinlng, a -af- taodel toe all theae UgM gooda *
i atmlgbl shlrt, borderod with a eluster al thra
, rou iron tron runlea, or att* one aider ruaTa
md ,i full aurpMco or a long walstci roaad aalat ..nd
tuc' . full ileevaa In gigol fa*hion. Ti.e-- i,.
over tbe srrlat betng Bnlsbed wltk Bortng Hodl i
roldi ry. A dalntl hwrc i baunlaette, I h
.. embroldei d collar, Barlng al tta potnta ln front,
will be ? vn with bianj of tta aew lown gowne.
in abuadanee "f velvel rlbbon, ln Baa, rleh eolors,
. r ,.. . , . fad '' tlnta, alll also \?- Baed on thoad
i itrapped trtmoiings to tta walal (koldlng
, .... thal a conformi lo the
la at tl Idee.
? . (ll- ariil be Benerall) ti i
l . .! i?.'.,. .i 1,1 ?-.'.? ..;??' of rtbl ? ? '
. ? ,i tne new col ?rs lo H - ?
- ,?It ape, allj to matcu ii- cotora ol tbe rol
,;?,,;. batlate i id Perslan btwna embroldered la
?,..,'i rosei and oUier Bo ?? - ia Karlanded bor
.. [,.,,.,: ired wltb '??'- ;':"' lll;:
, with a I :-' ':'' '??''?'? ,;:'''1 ?" 10"'''
," yard i" "tha f?r enUre g an i. rhe laO
bodlia i.f the ? i
uutiin i- tiM.,t for the
ir? Bni-died with ruffa and narrow
Itown la mad
...... ,. ? ??
ne - own it. t i.- -an .? 1 ..-? ?'? ' *Uh ilni ???
in th" , lo.sdlea rk puitorna , dl.d ?? bl u
I. tlmes -i Igea with ",ur- me. I
.iir,. ii? ,? i - ??: "ui
,. oi her lawns are emhio'.dered in open ln>li
bolni pat'erns t" tbe depth ol ilire< eiishtbs of a ynrd:
l . ,|? . .,,,. tln shad wlt eniatltched bem a ??
?,,',, , . | .... i ta ao dlthtull 10
. ttinder. Tiu re are a !'" tiwna ln I u
ilf vard ' 1th pla
.'','"'?? f .'? ?? ? i
.;,,., ,i, :..... i attern ral. .\" It. rii ?-'? plaln lowna
v.lli niake u:> li t ? rharmlng :?? t,:.??<: Kowna.
Tlie new tennl flai nela am iliown ln wool with a
mlxtun ?'..?'?' ' '? I!"'''' "
h\t,.,,',. ? . ', .' ane ? d ? otton whkrh
[g lotd ?? ?' ? e a Ik and wool
nld be 'i *a|red In
aud 1 (thi w. !rIK tar Bihkil. dreaa-'a. rhe 11
,:, a vari 'tj .?! even .1 . ' 1*1
wtth wh i". li ' .'l ii ? ?'-? ; ? BihI wmIc .."?- ii '1
narrow one* to ni.it.di ' ' "' ' "' """'
, ,, ,::. lli, ,e Itannels ure tlilrt; Inehes a ,M
? , .? n yard. w ol win '- Bai "'.- <'??'' mlx
luiva of cott m md u I -? '?'? ' '-'?'' '" '" '" ' J
> Whtto all wool flannel* BnUbed wltti ;. plaln hf?m
?Uteh ,1 lie... ,.i" fi "' ?' ' ?', y ih ?' '''.
rlm and h. .thej ire #1 i ' .
lAlmoraN and for aklHI; -u ln buv
hrulder .1 with blark, with rold r : r pr with red. and
i.i rett md '
' ,..- ,.;?"?'?
:, ?. tlial rhi* eml.ii.Men ?an he torn ti?
u ii ii etl .i .. i! mnce and ibe -Mn m <t" up the resular
wa\ ui btva ,",N'
?i'here l, im so-r??d ,l,;,n':" ln '"'' ' ' "nbrolderleB,
r.,'. , ..', . u i". .'i ?'??' psiwria
. ither than for wore open il I new
. ,,.,,t ol .. narrow henv i I hed bem, aa ih?v
?',.",.,. lasi vear. ?? H l? ''?und that this bem la apt to
";. , . . . nol .- i n - s acatlop.
.'er'it-ie to Lord a Ikylor and Jamei Md rccey
.v Co.
un i.M/'s) - Boa/g.
prom tka Umd w Telegraph.
. ... ,,j ,| bellever In th-* dbetrtne of aietemaa
"?.,. L. rgudame llroehard. >'f Vouvray, near Toura
.".:,. rerentlv. I ''?''" all her i.iej t i Ihe \a*laUnee
,..',.,,,,? [W-purimeiif. rhe wl . . waa r n
EitAn'l.1 tlic dlslnhcrlied relativc. of tl. eaaeal lady.
.,? tiiielr ?.>-" whleh ha- con.n before ihe ?'rl ana
*,Vai t-ourl 1"''. to aome pe ullar dlseliwnroa abonl
?I,. te t itri\ Madame llro?hard, who was a wld ?.
iHiiievi I tlrmly lhal her husbiuid'a m?uI had pnaaed Into
,i, ? Lodi "I an oiniilbiia-horae. nnd the anlmal in <|ii?-a
tloii wai aeeordliiBly the oblect ol her sperlal \.a
il,,n an.l evw atfe?*tlon, >li" had also vtalona of tha
i>.n,?i', il desrent" from heaven of one of her relatlv -.
wliom -ii" bellcved to be enftaeed In fulfllUi i I i
humble bul ii-eful functlona <>f a poHtman n*r tlie
roleatlal hlerarch.v. Like ih?* Poaltlvlala. Madame
Brochard had a ?peelal rull tbr greal men <>f tbe paat,
whoae apirlta ihe frei|uentb evoked; hebl Imaglnary
ronver ilion* inth them; and wrnte from ?tn-n- dlrta*
Uon soveral profcmnd phlloaophleal trcatlaea wkleh are
not rieatlned to S-" ti," lik-lit >>f publleatlon. .>iher
ixrentrle aetlona were related ol tbe teatatrla, bul tba
iiidees li ><! hr.ii.t i|tiiie enounh to noabte theni to Btaka
up tlieir niin.i- ou thc queatlon >>( tic valldlty of her
btai wlli and teatament. Hfidimt Drorkard'B hdn
have WOB tkolr 'a-''. tunl BTC 1" "tit.-r into ti.e IJ>?*
aoaslon ol tta property "f tta dofaaci Ltdy, "h,. haa
cortalnly lUstanrad by h,-:- extraordlnary dociiinm tke
bplritualisw of UJ ? or any oll.t-r .o.o.tra.

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