RAILROAD BREVITIES.
A. V. II. Carpenter, for thirty years urn
ml paswnpr njjent of tho Milwaukee nnd
St. Ianl railroad, has been retired nt his
own request.
The twenty-four hour notnl.lon Is now la
general uae on all the railroads of Hindoo
titan, the total mlleaKO of which Is between
18,000 and 17,000 miles.
Sidney Dillon, recently elected president
of the Union 1'acifle road, formerly held
that position, and was succeeded by Charle
Francis Adams In 1884.
Tho track mileage of street railways In
the Dve leading cities of the United Statei
ts: New York, 308; Chicago, 865; 1km ton,
820; Brooklyn, 834; Philadelphia, 324.
Wiley Jones, of Pine Bind, Ark., Is the
only colored man owning a whole street
railway. His property constat of fourteen
miles of track and equipments, valued al
$50,000.
Director F. I Ames says that the float
ing debt of the Union Pacific road has lieen
reduced in the past year by 14,000,000 and
Is now $11,500,000. There was never any
thought of having a receiver appointed foi
tho road
A Pullman conductor, after long yean
of service, epitomizes his career as follows:
Pleasnre received, some; Insults from su
pcrior ofllcers, many; money, none; grata
itous insults from passengers with hoggish
natures, tieveral thousand; worldly knowl
edge, much.
To connect New York and Indon bj
rail would necesHitnte the building of about
9,800 miles of road across Behring Btrait
and thence down the coast of Alaska. Th
distance between tho metropolis of Great
Britain and the metropolis of the new
world by roil is estimated at 18,200 milus.
In the year 18S9 the whole Rurainn rail
road system carried 41,669,000 passenger
and 01,843,470 tn of freight on l'.Wl
miles of railroad, earning about $8,200 pel
mile which would make our railroads
rich. The entire imports by rail and by
water ere reported to bavo been but 822,63
tons.
The Canndian parliament will be asked
to incorporate a company with power to
operate a railway from Winnipeg to the
Saskatchewan river and Hiubton's bay and
u p., uc auuimviuoRM.ftn
road will lie
nun. m n iifuivciAru Knuu
carrying route to England.
The roads running west from Chicago
have agreed not to icwoe passes to shippers
or any other person for the purpose of in
fluencing business in Iran. Under tho agree
ment pushes can be imurrf ouly to railroad
ofliciul.s and employes of the railroad, on
account of advertising and aim to poli
ticians within the state of Illinois.
The following is given In the "Archiv fur
Eiscubahnwesen" as the railway mileage
at the beginning of 1889: Europe, 133,000;
America, 190.000; Asia, 18,000; Africa, 5,200;
Australia, 10,500 total, b37,GO0, as com
pared with 203,000 in 1S84. Of the increase
of 64.000 miles during the four years, 40.00C
is in ' America, and 30,000 in the United
States alone; 11,000 miles were opened in
1885, 17,000 in 188.1, 23,000 in 1887, and 13.00C
in 1888.
ROYAL FLUSHES.
Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany
has given birth to a son.
The Prince of Wales is a collector of
dogs. Ho is very fond of the ciuiine tribe,
and, among others, possesses some dogs
with bluck tongues.
Prince Vladimir, the youngest brother
of the Princess of Wales, is a naval ollicer.
He has worked his way np from a humble
position to the rank of captain.
King George of Greece is one of the
most democratic of rulers. Ho has a thin
and rather elegant figure, a fresh com
plexion and is bald. He is a fi ne horseman,
but prefers walking to riding.
King Humbert of Italy is 42 years old.
He is brave, courteous and devoted to his
only child, a boy of 14. The king speaks
French as well as he does Italian, and is
said to be a charming man to meet.
Francis II, the last king of Naples, whom
Garibaldi overthrew, is living in exile in
Paris. He Is a plain looking man of me
dium height, whose oyes always have a
mournful look in them and who never
smiles.
King Milan, late of Servia, has arranged
his finnncha affairs with the regency at
Belgrade, and he la to have an allowance
of 30,000 a year. He will live in Paris,
where ho has bought a house in tho Avenue
du Boiw do Boulogne.
The Emperor William has taken a great
fancy to tho Norwegian fashion of building
cottages, and has decided to build a Nor
wegian jagd-schloss on his estate in East
Prussia and two chalets at Potsdam, one
of which is to bo erected in the beautiful
park Lt Baliclsberg.
Frk-drich Wllhelm, tho littlo crown
prince of Germany, is n handsome boy of 7,
who is every IncniiHobcnssollcrn. He does
not like music. Ho would much rather
play horse or soldier, but it is his father's
orders that he must leuru to play tho viollj,
uud he dare not disobey.
THEATRICAL NOTES.
Auinistin Daly will take his company to
Tendon next summer for a boohou of
twelve weeks.
Walter Brsant has given his permission
to have his "A morel o Lyonese" turned
into a play by Boyle Lawrence.
"The Iulo of Champagne" is rapidly
nenrin;; completion. Charles Alfred Byrne
.ind liuisllarrison are collaborating upon
In three seasons BronRon Howard re
ceived Wl,(M) royalty for "The Henrietta"
nd in ono reason fril.OOO for "Shenan
doah." Profoawor Thorold Jerirhau. tho Danish
pianist mid i.umposer, has arrived in the
I niwd rVtutcs in search of American fame
ml fovtcne.
"You, Me, Chummy and I" is tho title of
I ho fun comedy Henry Myors will waft
;ently down tho currcut of public opinion
next soittou.
Anion Pond, who wrote "Her Atone
ment," 1ms Mulshed a uew society play,
vhich h proposes to launch shortly under
ids own louiiagemeut.
The suoec-ss of "Blue Jeans" moves on a
i'isiug bvt. lis inteus'dy rapid action, its
.lUtmul liaeH, Its ending surprises, its sin
;uhir liUiug of siniiesi and tears give it
..n artistic value that daily advances.
Stuart Kobson has beun giving fugitive
.jerfoniiimtes of "Is .Marriage a Kuilure"
U the ivnd, and tho riult has convinced
dm thst am has in this comedy a piece of
property us valuable as tho "Henrietta."
Next season C. B. Jefferson and Klaw
uid KrUmrcr will have upward of 1,i0
leoplo iu u,(.ir employ. They aro to be
sed In their productions of "Tho Soudan,"
'Tho County Fair," "The Groat Mutroito
is," and "A Country Circus."
A HT NOTKS,
Mr. J. Q. A. Ward will
equestrian i-tutue of General
ill oil ol
riiiiip
rJliendiin,
A new club, for artists only, Is pro
jected in London. It is to be nt Chelsea,
near Curly le's old residence, Mid will
have exhibition rooms near by. The
committee to arrange tho premises con
sl.ts of Whistler, Jncomb Itood, Fred
Drown, Christie, mid Leo,
The Peabody Institute, nt Cat ti more,
lias received from Miss ti Uarrett ft
lingo painting with figures tho size of
life representing Christ carried to (lie
sepulchre. It was the Intention of John
W. O.irrett to give this pict'ire to the
institute, nnd his daughter la now carry
ing out his purpose.
John Italic) Dreck, a dlncip'e of the
inipresHioniNt Monet, is showing nt the
St. Bitolpli Club, in Boston, hnlf ft hun
dred paintings, in which pinks, reds,
! And purples hold high carnivnL Ouo
jiicture shows the garden of Monet,
with that artist's daughter in a scarlet
jacket seated beside her father in tho
net of painting.
The nttempt has lieen mndo in London
to enlist an architect, two sculptors, a
painter, and two desiguers in tho plans
for n church. It is for a Mr. Sodding
and stands near Sloano street. Tho
nrchilcct is Armste.id, the sculptors are
Tlioiney Croft and Alfred Gilbert; the
painter is Burne Jones, and tho design
ers nro William Morris and Conrad
Dewier. The results from this meeting
of artists in one design will bo awaited
with cnili sity.
Washington furnishes nn excellent
field for studies of various types of "our
brother in black." nnd some of tho
nrtists nt the capital have not been slow
in taking ndvnntngo of tho opportunities
nt Imnd. One of them, Mr. James
Henry Moser, has recently been ex
hibiting a numlr of water color
sketches of negro boys of tho street
gamin typo so familiar to Washington-
ilins wllich ,lave attracted ft good d-al
Some of tho sketches
have been reproduced by L. Prang
& Co., tho Boston art publishers, so
that residents of other cities will bo
nblo to enjoy Mr. Moscr's pictures as well
as his neighbors in Washington.
Tho Messrs. Ticknor, of B wton, will
bring out a magnificent work on the
Renaissance architecture of England,
in six parts, folio, with 21 plntos in each
art. The buildings and details chosen
belong to the period 1500-1030, which is
one particularly interesting to Ameri
cans, ns at that time their ancestors
were, with few exceptions, still in
Europe. A criticnl nnd historical text
is supplied by J. Alfred Gotcli nnd W.
Talbot Brown. Each part will cost $8
toMilfrcribers, nnd $10 to iioiisub-cribers.
S.nnll sketches of windows, balustrades,
panels, bosses, corbel, nnd so forth, are
scattered through the text.
Tho shaft to commemorate the lauding
of Leonard Calvert on tho soil of Mary
land, for which the legislature of that
Stale appropriated 2,000 last summer,
will stand on a small knoll near the old
wharf nt St. Mary's City. The mul
berry tree under which, according to
the legend, Culvert nnd his companions
gathered, was standing on this knoll
until a fow years ago. The tree suf
fered so much from Telio hunters
that tho inhabitants of Sc. Mary's cut
it down nnd placed the trunk in the
church. Tho shaft is of Vermont
granite, ftandins 27 feet above a brick
foundation. It will bear two medall
ions carrying the coat of arms of Mary
land, and the chief inscription reads:
"lu Memory of Leonard Calvert, First
Governor of Maryland, this Monument
is Erec;ed by the State of Maryland. "
LITKHAItY NOTKS.
The impression in L mdon is that Rud
ynrd Kipling is writing himself to death.
Robert Browning is responsible for the
statement he was nearly 50 years old bo
fore be mud'J any money out of his
writings.
Louis Janvier, a Ilnytinn negro, has
lately published in Paris a novel, which
is said to show cons'dorable (Utility aud
undoubted originality.
Tho highest pi ice ever paid for a book,
it is said, was 150,000. It was for n vel
lum niissnl which wns proscntel to King
Henry VIII by Popo Leo X. Its value
consisted in its being a relic, and not iu
the printod pngo.
In Paris tho most important literary
event of the past season has been tho
appearance of Pore Didon's long prom
ised work on Jesus Christ It is well
knowu that he undertook this tnslf with
the object of refuting the arguinonts
and undoing the influence of Ernest
Rennn's writings on the origin of Christ
ianity. Princess Beatrice is writing a book on
lace, which promises to bo a standard
work, ns her royal highness has one of
the largest and best collections iu the
world, and is continually ndding to it
She loves hico, and has made a special
study of its varieties. It is probable
that the book will bo illustrated by tho
royal author.
At miction in London tho other day
were sold the manuscript of unpublished
verses by Thackeray whon 15 years of
nge, commencing
"Now lot us dnnne and sing
Wiilla L'artliusliin bells do ring,
Joy twantra the (lildle-strlnu,
And freedom blows the rlulo "
nnd two original unpublished versos by
Thackeray
" I've seen yonnsr beauty's eye of flro
1o beam with love or glance with Iro."
etc., tl former bringing 30 und tho
hitler 10 10s.
William Morris, the poet, has given
the world his vision of the future of
humanity in "News from Nowhere,
or mi Epoch of Rost " A man falls
nsleop in Englnnd and wakes up lu 1071,
to Hud that a great revolution has oc
curred, competition has ceased, labor
has bocoino a pleasure, the city and
country have becomo beautiful with
good cheer, and all life is harmonious
with itself. The account possossos all
the ilelicaev and grace the author can
givo it, and Is a noteworthy add.thth (o
tho voluiii?a of iti kind.
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