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"Accordlnit to Homer, Nrstoii, tho old
warrior and tho wlKocouimellorof thoUrooki
hud ruled over three gonerlnlon of men,
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tlnl periodical In I ho world. It In tho mouth
piece or the men who know tnoM hIhiiiI Iho
groat topic on which Americans require to
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tributor 11 UK tho lender of thought mid no
tion In every livid. Those who would tnko
couiikcI of the highest kunwledgo on tho
affairs or the lime, nml lenrii whslUtobo
nld regarding them by tho recognized mi
thorltleonlM)ih ldc. mind thervforo rend
THE NUHTH AMKIUCAN UKVWir, Iho
Nestor ortho tmigmlne.
"Tho North Amerlemi Itovlew I nhend of
any magiulno this country lin over aeon In
tho ImiMirliincc orthotopic II dUciuio lOitl
tho eminence of It contributor." AUxiny
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Col. It. O. Ingnmoll, Henry Oeorgc, Chnunccy
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KOMANCIffl OF TIIU U1UII.
ONE I'OnTUNE IN COUnT AND AN
OTHER IN A GRAVEYARD.
The !iiili'l Notr In l'riigrr for l'oie
lnu of the I'lijerwpiitlmr .MIIIIimk.
Whein it Mlitr llonnU IIU Money A
(ilrl'N llnth for Wcnllh.
Somo time n(i t lienrit 11 party of Ketitlo
men, nil In tlm prlinoof life 11 lit 1 the r
rlpleutn of fnlr Hiilurle, illictiis iuiietl(in
which Imil iiImhiL It tlm cliiirm of Hid lin
irolmlile. The illicit Ion win, "Wlint wmilil
you do If you Imil 1111 Iiicoino of f1J,(H) n
jciirilorlviilMili'ly from mfo liiviMtniiiitif"
A ilreumy lluht cmmi Into tlm eye of cacti
iiiuiiiIht of thuKroup tluitnnri of nuft, In
Iroipectlve, ItixiirloiiN Kleiini tluit l'loni
to liulltlen of ciixtlcs In thu nir or KorKcoun
IIANIKI, II. FAVKIlWKArilClt.
lUcprtnliiciMl from Clilruuo Kvenlug I'ont.
clintemix In Spain, Oile man ileclnrcil for
unlimited travel, limit her for a Htiliiirlinn
lintiiu well Ntockcil with hooks and all tho
uppiirtuuiiucei of eleaiit Iclmro, n third
developed nocIiiI iiiplriitlouH nml n low for
(lie never einlliiK (ixcllements of a Kreal
city, while n fourth hiiIITimI tho lireiv.o of
anticipation like an old warrior, and xpoku
KlowluKlyof wlmt ho could do with tlm
Mini named ai a ulimnploii of economic,
reform. All were an reed on one point,
however (lint u moiety of thu nuppoltl
tlnilK IncomeN hIioiiIiI lie devoted to thu
alleviation of misfortune and distress.
While these day dreamer canvassed the
itlliirliiKMihjcct In It various phases tho
world rolled on as usual; thu HtriiKKlliiK
nml hcIiciuIiik for wealth never ccii.simI,
ami throiiKli thu wlmlowN poured tho
noises of thu street, thu ruiuhlu of tho
vlicvln, thu crlei of thu drlvew, thu distant
loarof factories, the Hcream of whistles
nil active testimonials to the pauselcs.scoii
test, llrst for existence mid then for riches.
They didn't know It at thu moment, hut
hey afterward learned that while they
talked fntirfcnci In the drama of fortune
were heliiK played on illlTcrcnt hUikcs and
under HtmtiKo conditions. In a court room
Inwyen veru lielniiln mi attempt to
lireak the will of a millionaire; Inn ceinu
tery mi old man was hiding his cherished
coin; In a Jail a miser win HiilTcrliiK pun
ishment for too vigorous Attempts nt col
lecthiK, mid ucriMi thu country u lithe
limbed and vigorous girl win pushing her
way on foot from the Clolden Oatu to Now
York city that hIio mlilii win a prl.o of
largo proportions.
When Daniel 1). Kayerweatlierdled somo
wiH'ks ago thu pulilio llrst became aware of
his great wealth. All Ills business life ho
had Ih'iiii 11 leather merchant In New York
city, Tliosu who know thu man credited
him with possession of a modest forttun..
MN will showed that he had amassed prop
erty to thu value or ?7,0(X),()00. By the terms
of the Instrument comparatively small
sunn were left to hli widow mid other
relatives. Colleges and hospitals were ru
uiombered to thuuxteiitof W,aK),O0O, and t ho
residue, nearly $,(KJ,O0O, was to remain in
the ulmoluto control of three uxustitora for
no dvllultuly specillod purpose. At llrst
Mrs. Fayerweather nnd thu other heirs
consented to probate, hut afterward they
withdrew their sanction, claiming not to
have understood thu provision by which
11 large share of the forttiuu win alienated,
or rather liostowcd upon people in no de
gree relatives of thu deceased. Tills wutt
thu llrst step In a hitter legal battlu to
break thu will and secure tho distribution
of thu estate under thu general provisions
of the law, When tho struggle is to end,
or what portion of thu deceased leather
maker's millions will couiu Into tho hands
of those of his own blood, are matters ex
tremely pioulemntlcul.
Thu romance of Mr. r'nyerwcatlier's life
vvoh nlmply 11 romance, of hard work, care
ful saving nnd commercial sagacity, lie
wait born nt Stepney, Conn., I.i Htil, and in
a I. id worked 011 11 farm. Then he learned
thu Hluieinuklng trade, and on reaching his
majority Indsavedenough money to afford
n couple of terms nt school. After that
he peddled tinware through Virginia, anil
often receive. 1 payment for Ills goods In
hide. He drifted to New York city mid
got employment with a In itlier house. In
tlinu lieroMi ton partnership, nnd when the
civil war liroku out laid thu foundations
of tho linn's fortunes, llu thus outlined Ills
JUIM1 IIOKY MAX ni.UMKKt.l).
policy: "War means armies, armies mean
shoes, mid hlioesiueau leather. I am going
to Invest lu leather." Asa result hli house
became the lca:llirr' one. of its kml in thu
world. It wns Ir-ciuisu of ids own literary
dlsnd vantages that Mr. Fayerweather de
sired to do something for education.
Hence his handsome bequests to various
colleges. He left no children, mid his wife
Is mi Invalid.
Mux llluinfeld acciiinulates wealth by
methods different from those which char
acterized tho itc.ul millionaire. Ho Is a
money lender, a dealer lu old clothes, a
picker up and vendor of unconsidered
trifle. When he cannot let out his coin
ntexorbltaut rates of Interest he leaves his
homo in New York city and ktcals nwny to
Calvary comotury on long Isl.md. There
he buries lilt hoard milling tho tombs.
Thin sound llku llitini!, but It li fact, fur
only thu other day ).en llluinfeld win ar
rested on 11 charge if stealing flH lie de
clared ns a proof of hli Innocence that ho
had no need to rob, Accompanied by a
detective lie went to thu graveyard and un
cart lied M,!V0, which he produced In court.
Thu Justice advised him tiibauk hli money,
mid hit did so, but within twenty-four
hours wltlidiew It and once more con
signed It, to the earth. Pending his trial
he had been Iwoilnya In Jail, The quartern
nnd tlm food suited him so well that lie
begged permission to llvu permanently be
hind the bars, hut ns he was not a crim
inal the request win refused, llu Inn a room
on Kast Hi oadway for which hu pa) smivcii'
ty-IUu cents a month. I'or food he limits
himself to mi expenditure of seven cents 11
day Whenever hu calls on Ills debtors lie
eats with them and thus cuts down ex
penses, llospendM two evenings a week with
a man who owes him foru piano, mid play
the Instrument in inuclinsliecliooes. Ivich
Friday he goes to thu cemetery and adds to
Ids "pile," or takes fiom ltdf Mime bor
rower In to Isj accommodated, llluinfeld
Is -10 yean of age, but hli nigs mid dirt
make 111 111 look much older. He Is sup
posed to ho worth nearly ?100,xx.
Iliuuiy Hocy li a septuagenarian resi
dent of I'atcrsoii, X, .1. Ills dress mid up
penrmicu Indicate abject poverty Yet he
liiiN at least f'J.1,000 011 deposit III thu sav
lugs banks of New York city mid nearby
towns. Home one stole $!H) from him while
hu slept one night, mid some other person
nearly as wicked assured tlienged miser that
the corporation of I'atcrson win responsi
ble, and would reimburse him on applica
tion, So Jimmy visited the city treasurer,
not once, but a dozen times, Next hu
nought audience of thu ((mud Jury, and
Dually he besieged the mayor, (letting
neither money nor satisfaction, hu Itecaine
abusive, and denounced thu olllclals a
thieves unhanged, Ho grew mi obstreper
ous that ho win sent to Jail for a mouth.
On his relcnsu relatives took him to New
Haven. Hu departed still sorrowing nt the
loss of his m.
I,ast fall Zou (Jayton, n plucky young
nctress, found herself stranded In Ban
Francisco. No engagement win to he had,
and 110 one cared to produce a play which
had been written for her. While bemoan
ing her bad luck one day In conversation
with somoaciualntanceshhusald,"l know
If I only had f000 to get 11 start with I
could make fame mid fortune." Onu of
thu party, burdened with more cash than
brains, ,-cpllcd: "You actor people hnvu
the repuutlon of lielug pretty good walk
ers, specially when your busted, don't yu
know? Tell you what I'll do. If you'll
tramp from 'Frisco to New York I'll glvo
you that fc.'.OOO you want and pay all ex
penses," "Do you mean It?"
"Why, I win only Joking. Well, yes; lt'
11 go If you say mi."
Then nnd there papers were drawn up, and
thu next day Miss Clayton set her face east-
7.0H UAVTOK.
ward Ouo condition win that she should
nverago fifteen miles a day. When last
heard from sliu win doing better than till.
Shu had passed Chicago, mid Is due at tho
Grand Central depot In New York city
March in.
Coining around again to the question
with which this article liegmi the, reader li
asked, "What would you do with 0,UOO a
year?" Or, Indeed, with any mini included
by tho limits of what Is called wealth.
Would you pile It up and leave It to lie
wrangled over In court r Would you hoard
It, bury It nnd worship It as a god, or
would you, llku tlia pretty odetrlnn now
winning her way townrd tho rising sun,
make it tho meant) to a praiseworthy end
the ladder by which to climb to thu Do
Something mid He Something of llfuf
Hut, after all, what one thinks ho would
do wit li money and what he renlly would
do with It are widely different things.
FltKli C. DAYTON.
North Ikot Honor un Killtor.
Henry C. Hnnsbroiigh, recently elected
Bomitor from North Dakota at the end of
n protracted contest, win Imrii nt I'rnlrlo
du ltochcr, Kan
dolph county, Ills,,
Jan. ill), 1S18, re
ceived a common
school education
there, nnd in IBM
went to Califor
nia, where ho
learned tho print
er's trade. Hu was
somewhat preco
cious, both in bus
iness nnd politics,
for nt tho ngo of " c. MANSliltouaH.
23 lwi published n daily paper lu San Fran
cisco, nnd soon after took a responsible po
sition on Tho San Frauclico Chronicle.
In 1870 ho resigned the position of news
cdltorou The Chronicle, and went to Chi
cago nnd finally to Dakota, locating at
Devil's Inke, where hu now publishes The
Inter-Ocean. Hu todk an active part In
politics us a Republican, mid after holding
some minor positions was elected to con
gress in 18o8, receiving '.il,077 votes to 13,
IHXJ for Daniel W. Murrain, Democrat. Ho
wns chosen senator on tho seventeenth bal
lot, defeating Gilliert A. Pierce, thu pres
ent senator, who has served but a year.
Tlm llomancn of u Ninellnt.
Quite a little romance hnngs around thu
marriage of the daughter of Joseph Jeffer
son, tho actor, to 1). I... Farjeou, thu novelist,
who is soon to visit America. Miss Jefferson
was In lyondon with her father lu 1870, and,
having read some of Farjeou's books, ex-
5 resed a wish to meet thu author. Mr.
feffersou, who know the writer, arranged
an Introduction, and it was n case of lovo
at first sight on each side. They were mar
ried after a brief courtship, and visited
America for their honeymoon. Mr. Far
jeou has .1 bMither in Nislness lu New York
city and another In California,. The novel
ist is below tho medium height, with a
round, jolly fnco fringed by stdo whiskers.
He writes all his stories on a typewriter.
Ho is also a shorthand writer, and carries
it notelmok lu which lie jots down his ideiiB
us tliev hlrlku bJtu.
ARE 'THEY STILL ORTHODOX f
Two I'rotiilnriit I'rcitrhcrh Whom Vlow
Are Under lllneimitloii,
ltev CI .irles A, llrlggi mid I lev. Howard
Mai Queasy are Just now thu limit promi
nent exponents of what Is called the "Now
Theology." Ho far n thu utiliistriicted
laymen can see,
lKth are far re
moved from old
fashioned ortho
doxy, yet while
thu Intterlun been
on trial for heresy
tho former linn
JtiMthccn Installed
11 h professor at
Un Ion Theologl
' cal seminary, and
Is apparently 1 n
good fellowship
with the whole
V re niiy tor In n
Iwdy,
Dr. Ilrlggs was
liorn In New York
C. A. IIIIHKIR.
city, Jan. lit, 1811. entered the University
of Virginia nt tho age of 1(1, and four yearn
later entered Union seminary, where ho
completed a theological coursu Hu win n
member of the famous Seventh regiment,
mid served with It during thu summer of
181)1 He alio took a theological coursu lu
Germany, and there, in it appears, he ac
cepted some of thu conclusions of what N
called "thu destructive criticism of thu
German school," Here Is his position,
glv-n In hi i own words, in hli Inaugural
nddresi at thu seminary:
There are errors In tho Itcrlpturo which no
ono has Imcii able, to explain nwny, nml tho the
ory that there are iiimo lu the orle.lliul text Is
sheer iitntiuiptlon tiixiti which no mind can rust
with certainty. Thu IIIIilo Itself nowhere,
makes lids claim. The creeds of the church
IK)'licro inVai It. It Isnttlostof modern oviui
gullcitl mi to frighten children. It Is unwise,
mid I liMhvo It is imelirlstt.iti, to force men to
ncceptlhiiillvliiuiuithiirltyor tho IIIIilo or reject
Hun thu question of Its Inerrancy In tlicsoclr
cuqintautlals, Henlso Indievcs lu probation after death
with such constant and extensile redemp
tion that It Is not
easy to seo where
in hedllTers mate
rlally from tliosu
called "itestora
tlonlits" belluv
en In (his final sal
vat Ion of nil men.
Thu Hew How
ard MiicQucnry Is
younger and mom
nrdent. Hu not
only accepts all of
Dr. llrlggi' con
clusions, but spec
ifies the alleged
"errors in the
Scripturei." Hu
reject h the virgin iikv. iiowaiui macqukaiiy
birth of Christ, the miracles of thu Now
Testament mid many other things. Tho
only point at Issue Is whether he lias
right to remain lu thu Episcopal mini.itrv
nnd teach w hat hu thinks.
I'or Hume Kiitiirtiiliiiiient.
For ii charming home entertainment let
the partlclp Hits choose costumes to repre
sent prominent characters In history.
George Washington In his well known
"small clot lies" mid powdered wig should
of course hu there with the partner of Ills
triumphs. Queen Hess, witli her hug"
skirts mid "Elizabethan ruff," and Olive.
Cromwell should certainly hu among Eng
land's representatives.
Joan of Arc is always mi Interesting
character. In fact the field is almost limit
less, and every Individual taste can Imj sat
isfied in the range of selections.
A concise sketch of tho life or the prin
cipal events in the career of each character
AS IIISTOIIIUAl. I'AltTY.
should he prepared and read. Stirring no
counts of valuable historical incidents
should be given, or readings from some of
Shnkcs(icare's historical plays.
The programme will not allow of much
vnrlcty, but it will lie thoroughly Instruct
ive, and should bo made very interesting.
The Nihilist 1'ullcy Denned.
Ill appearance Stcpnlak is wlmt may bo
fairly termed Imposing. Ho is six feet tall,
lias the physiquo of un athlete and tho
strongly proportioned head of one who can
both think and act. His complexion is
pallid, mid his whiskers, hair and eyes nro
black. He speaks many languages well
mid Is a graceful conversationist. In nn
interview soon after lauding nt Now York
he made this statement, which Is of inter
est to nil, and particularly so to those who
regard "nihilist" nnd "bomb thrower" ns
synonymous:
"Tho nihilists in a party," said he, "bo
lievo that certain thliigsshould !u given to
thu peopleof Russia. They want a national
parliament, universal suffrage, local au
tonomy r.r.d nr.tionallzatlon of laud. They
do not bcliuvo In a statu Church, but lu ab
solute freedom In religious matters. For
the present they lire lighting for but onu
tiling, and that Is for the substitution of n
free government in the placu of autocracy.
They ask no more than this, willing to
leavu tiiu rest to bu settled afterward, and
willing to taku their chances with other
parties lu tho determination of what insti
tutions are best suited to a freu people.
They do not ask for a republic, although
they are Individually republicans. They
would be willing that the reigning czar
should bo thu president for life. Hut thoy
do Insist tint autocrat lo power shall be
done away with."
liaised HITcuill, of Damascus, proposes
to make a novel exhibit at the World's
fair. It will Include a reproduction of an
oriental city street, with mosques, bazars,
, cafes, Arabs and donkeys.
The socialists nro mild to bu circulating
Ward McAllister's liook op society to show
"what manner of people lead lives of lux
ury without working."
Florida mid Minnesota have tho largest
water surfaces of any states in tho Union.
In each case tho area is over 4,000 square
tulles,
ciw
nit.
lloiiin Hull- nml Aaplinlt.
A 4j car-old boy, whom we will call Jim
my, lived not long ago with his parents on
ono of the uutneroui east cud streets,
which wo will designate by tho name of
Mud.
Multitudes of cast enders will recognlzo
their own avenue under tills naino that
is, If they dig dtep enough to reach It.
Later Jimmy's parents moved to a paved
street, nnd his malum gave him this little
lecture:
"Now, Jimmy, you must not get your
self nil muddled up ns you ukciI to. Wo
live on mi asphalt street now, and you
have no excuse for not keep!ti dean."
Soon after this Jimmy win phiylug near
his new home with some b-ul boys, and he
picked up a profane word or two.
On making me of thesu words in tho
presence of his mamma he was severely
reprimanded, whereupon he Inquired:
"Can't a fellow even talk on mi asphalt
streetr" rittsburg Chronicle.
Where, Indeed!
Very Kudo Hoy Say, you beginners
ought to have n pond foryerselfs. Where'd
yur Im( If one of us skaters run ned inter
yerr Life.
Hhe Knew.
"Now, ma'am," said the liveryman, ns
ho handed her thu lines, "you know how
to drive, of courser"
"Certainly."
"Keep to the right."
"Yes, sir."
"Don't attempt to cross in front of a
street car."
"No, sir."
"In case of lire give tho engines thu right
of way."
"Of course."
"Don't drive In the street car track."
"No, sir."
"In case you seo a rtinnwny horse com
ing" "Oh, I know just what to do. I shall
drop the lines, Jump tit and run into a
storol" Detroit Free Press.
Wlmt lie Would llu.
A good story Is told on the Hlalto about
a manager here who a short time ago had
n very "queer" play running at his theatre.
He was approached by an actor.
"Will you oblige mu with four seats?"
asked the latter.
"More application!, for free seats!"
grumbled the malinger, who Is not re
nowned for his courtesy. "I say, young
man, If I give you the seats what will yiu
do for mof"
The other cast a glance of withering con
tempt on tlio manager.
"I'll go," he said. New York Letter lu
Detroit Freu Press.
IMeunIng the Public.
Great Editor's Wifo (laying down a copy
of his Sunday edition) Why do you print
such a lot of trash?
Great Editor My dear, I do not print a
pnper to please cultured readers liko you
and I. I try to please thu general public.
Hrldget (in thu klMhon) Any good read
In' in th' master's noosepaH!r th' day,
Maryf
Mury (chief dish washer) No, Biddy;
nirtthln' but trash.--Now York Weekly.
Unit III in There.
"Madame," said the Judge sternly, "you
must answer the question. What is your
ngef"
"I was born the same year your honor
was. That would make mo about"
"It Isn't necessary to go Into partic
ulars," interposed the judge stiffly. "Gen
tlemen, have you any further use for tho
witness? You may stand aside, madam."
Chicago Tribune.
Didn't Know It Hevolved.
Mrs. Hayseed Say, Joshua, what's that
light out there?
Farmer Hayseed (at Boston) That's the
Host on light,
Mrs. Hayseed Wall, those sailors must
bo purty patient. I'veseedltgooutnioru'n
twenty times, mid they light it up ev'ry
time. Hnrvnnl Lampoon.
Down All Itouml.
Two department clerks were looking in
a fur store window filled with marked
down goods.
"That (8 enpo there is just liko I am,"
snld one.
"How's that?" inquired his companion.
"Reduced to 5." Washington Star.
Tlm Internal Fltnei.
A man in Oswego died of pneumonia
which came from sitting in his wet clothes
after falling Into tho lake. And curiously
enough hu wns tho ngent of n clothes
wringer, and had 128 of them in the room
where ho sat dripping wet, Detroit Freo
Press.
Sight Unseen.
She Isn't that a new srnrf pin you
have? I don't remember to have ever seen
it before.
Ho No. My brother has never called
upon you. Clothier mid Furnisher.
A Cliunt-o for lllm.
Beggar Can you help mo, sir? I've eat
en nothing for two days.
Slmeral Mako your fast thirty-eight
days longer, and you can draw a big salary
in a dime museum freak. Judge.
On Account.
"You say you waited on Carter when ho
married?"
"Yes, I waited on him six months, and
I'm stiil waiting. I'd liouglit his wedding
suit of me." DutrolS Free Press.
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Hoswell That was a wonderful lullaby
lu Hatton's new opera, wasn't It?
Dunxton Yes, my wife took to hum
ming It, and thu baby's had Insomnia for
a week, Kpocli.
At-riiunti-d For,
No stntiies ore put up or women great
And this tlio reason is (pray do not smile);
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Her rulatbes unil frlcutU, euiniusslnimtu,
HeomiKO (lie costume, would lio out uf ktyle.
Now York bus.
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The House of Martha,
Frank R. Stockton's Serial.
Contribution from
Dr. Holmes. Mr. Lowell,
and Mr. Whittier.
Some hereloforc unpublished
Letters by Charles and
Mary Lamb.
Mr. I'erclval Lowell will write a narrative ol
his adventure under tho tltlo of
Noto : an Unexplored Cor
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The Capture of LiulsbourKwIll bo treatod lu
A Series of Papers by
Francis Parkman.
There will also he (short Htorlos and (sketches
Rudyard Kipling,
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Mrs. Melds, Urnham It. Tomson, and other
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