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The sun., 1890-01-13

Lineman Lincoln's Veins Tapped 60 Save
Lizzie CunnlnGhnm's Life.

In the medical ward Of the New York Hos
pltal arc two pstients in whose condition every
other patient and all the doctors take a special
interest They are Amos A. Lincoln and Lizzie
Cunningham Miss Cunningham is the girl
who with Mary Fallon, was found last Monday
morning asphyxiated by gas In her room at
2OS Eighth avenue. Miss Fallon died, and II the
Cunningham girl should recover sho will un-
doubtedly owe her life TO Amos A. Lincoln. q
sturdy telegraph lineman, who, when he heard
last Thursday that some good strong human
blood was needed to save the girl life. prompt
ly offered his own. The surgeons accepted,
and the operation OF transfusion was SUCCESS
fully performed Twonty-elght ounces Of Lin
coins blood was forced into the veins OF Miss
CunninRham's arm, but without any apparent
beneficial effect until yesterday wien she be-
came conscious for the first time, since her ad-
recovery a are now a little better but she is by
no means out OF danger. the doctors say.
,s t6e 6 s G sn9
less. lie was brought to the hospital on Nov.
St. Vtus's dance. from which he has recovered.
House Physician McCreery explained the oper-
aGn OF - Of
to transfuse" he said i ,S are ,oss several
to open q vein OF the donor and vein OF the
patient and inser # q tube In each having waived
bulb in the middle, which by relaxation and
compression pumps the blood through. The
chief objection to this Ia the inability to tell
Just how much blood has been transfused. The
defbrinating method is more popular. BY this
method the donors blood is caught and ,ac-
curately measured in q vessel 1t Is then
quickly whipped with stick. or anything that
will separate and extract tho ilbrine. and
poured Into a receptaoe, which IA held high
above the patient. The blood. running down
O tube fixed at tho bottom OF tho receptacle
has. by reason OF tho drop from its elevated
position greater force than tho blood flowing
through the patients viens, SO 1t Ia easily in
jected. It is important to keep the donors
blood during TRANSMISSION at a certain ,tempera-
ture. so that it shall not be cold when 1t reaches
the patient. and artificial means are sometimes
employed to keep 1t at the proper heat"
Although conscious for some hours yester-
day. Miss Cunningham was very weak and un-
able to talk. She does not know yet what he
roic measures have been adopted to save her
life Lincoln naturally shows great interest in
the case, and hopes his sacrifice has not been
In vain. Cases OF TRANSMISSION that have proven
successful are not rare. the doctors say. and it
is resorted to as Anal remedy to restore pa-
tients who have been asphyxiated. A cole
brated case few years ago was that OF the
colored man who gave some OF his blood TO
save mans life at o downtown hotel. The
colored man was poor, and when the patient
recovered sued him for the amount OF blood
furnished and for saving his life
The sun., 1890-01-13

Little Prospect OF Fun in Organising th
Two Houses this Year.

Two Houses this Year.
TRENTON, JAM 12.-Everything Is in readi-
ness for the reception Of the legislators to-
morrow night From oil indications the SEN
ate will be organized as follows: President,
Henry NJ. Nevins OF Monmouth; Secretary.
Wilbur A. Mott Of Essex: Assistant Secretary.
A. V. d. Honeyman of Somerville: Journal
Clerk, Augustus S. Barber. Jr.. OF Gloucester;
Sergeant-at-Arms.G George s. Austin of Cum
beriand; Engrossing Clerk, John G. Shreve OF
Atlantic City. The friends OF Cranmer and Shay
charge that Senator Fowler Of Cumberland
broke his promise to them. Had he proved
faithful. they say. Cranmer would be chosen
President and Shay Secretary.
Gen. Heppenheimer will be chosen Speaker
Of the House by reclamation. The only con-
test Is over the Sergeant-at-Arms, and that
will be settled without any splitting Of blood.
The House officers will, therefore probably be
rs follows: Speaker. William @. Heppenheimer
Of Hudson: Clerk, John ]: Matthews Of Union: !:
Assistant Clerk. Thomas +. Noonan OF Hudson; ;
EnErossing Clerk Elias @. Drake Of Morris !;
Sergeant-at- Arms Patrick Fl. Corish OF Essex:
Journal Clerk, William Pint told OF Monmouth.
The Governors message will be received In
each House on Tuesday. and. without being
read, will be referred to an appropriate COM
mittee. 1t will treat on the condition Of the
States finances and institutions and mako
certain recommendations concerning ballot re-
form. The main features Of the Australian
system will be endorsed, but radical changes
In it's details will be suggested.
The sun., 1890-01-13
Funeral or Mary and David Purdy.

Two white collins. half hidden In flowers
stood in the big auditorium OF the Throop Avenue Pres
bytsrian Church Brooklyn last evening They contained
the bodies OF David and Mary Purdy aged IL and 10
spsctyely two OF the victims Of Thursdays gale that
topped over the walls OF the church TO which they
belonged. After the services the congregation viewed
the remains passing from left to right Among the
horal offerings yro given by the Sunday school
class to which David belonged. mammoth oToss from
his classmates OF the lafayette avenue public Echoo.
a pillow and numerous wreAths all of lillss and white
rofsa Miss ruTdys face. which had been so badly
bruised, wa! nearly covered win nowsrh The Rev.
Lewis Ray FooIo pastor of the church, ohiciAed as
sisted by the Rev. John r. carson OF the Reformed
Presbyterian church a quartet sang "tslsrp in 10
Thou Wit during the services and rrecentor John
~ Thornton rendered the sole. why should our tears
In sorrow flow -
owing 10 tie Injuries all had received Consequently
private service Will Go he'd IN the church this morning
az so O'clock which viii he attended only by the i'm
mediate family Tho two collins will then bo taken 70
Rye for interment
The sun., 1890-01-13
Ruania Wants Pancs.

LONDON, Jan. 12.-The Journal des Debats
OF Paris. referring to the Russian budget. says
that 1t gives evidence Of pacific policy on the
part of Russia. Tho st. Petersburg newspa-
pers make similar comments on the budget.
The Journal de St PetersJOurg says: The Bull
~ OF tho Berlin treaty assuring Russia Of the
expense OF occupying Bulgaria, for which the
revenues Of the Bulgarian railways We're as
signed. The payment OF these revenues has
been in arrears since 1886"
The sun., 1890-01-13
Fatal Railroad Accident.

OLEAE. Jan. IA collision occurred early
yesterday morning the Rochester division OF tho
Western New York and PsnnsylvAniA Railroad between
HinsdAS and Cuba tho codinR trains being tho north
bound local freight No ISL and the second ton OF
tho through freight No 2 Both engines were wrecked
and many cars demolished. Brakeman l.. +, Walker
wa. ms antly killed. AND another brakeman injured Il
stated that T. Probes the night operator a. HnH
dale had orders for the local freight which he failed 10
dslyer PROBES resigned his place after the accident
and has disappeared.
The sun., 1890-01-13
Accusing an Editor.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. 12.-An AFFIDAVIT was
published here this morning signed by John W. Green.
formerly the Postmaster of this city and applicant fer
reappontnent charging Col II. g. Otis editor Of the
him by demanding division OF the POstmaEterB sal.
aTy Mr. Green declares that Otis made the proposal 10
him in August 1856 during the time of his incumOenoy
as PoBtnlASter
Col UtR In an interview this afternoon, said tho
Btatemsnts false in every particular Otis said II
his intention to ascertain whether suit for per-
The sun., 1890-01-13
DABER SLAPPED HIS FACE.
That was why the Unknown Roy Stabbed
him on Saturday Night.


Paul Daber tho 14-year-od son of picture
frame maker Berthold Daber OF SO Wall street.
Williamsburgh. was taken from the Eastern
District Hospital at o'clock yesterday after
noon by his father. and he went thence to Sun
day school, He was tho hero OF crowd of
boys about his father's stoop when he was
soen by a reporter later AMI he related how he
was stabbed in the left shoulder blade on Sat
ferry-house gate at the foot OF south Eighth
street.
He admits that there had been some
tho boy VINO stabbed him, and that he slapped
the face OF the latter Iefole lie was stabbed.
Policeman Brinkerhon OF the Fifth precinct
who carried Daber In his arms to the hospital
SAYS he saw the unknown boys face, and will
recognize him II he meets him again. Tho
party OF four. and had no companion.
The sun., 1890-01-13
THE KING OF SPAIN BETTER.
He Asks for Food. and To Able to Play
with HlR Si8terO.

Win EAAD Si0terO.
MADRID, Jan. 12-At2 o'clock this morn
ing the Kings condition was encouraging He
asked for food during the night and was moro
cheerful. talking and playing with his sisters.
His pulse was much stronger.
A small Republican band has cut the railroad
at Venta Cardenas. in the province OF Jaen.
The band is being pursued by the Civil Guard.
Noon.-The King continues to improve and
the Queen Regent has been enabled to secure
q brief rest A special mass was celebrated
this morning for the recovery OF the King
Hundreds Of kilograms Of inquiry have been
received.
II p M-The King Is little stronger and
livelier, he has slept and eaten we'll. II he
continues to improve the Queen Regent will be
able to attend to the Cabinet crisis very soon.
The sun., 1890-01-13
christma. on Our Men.olwar.

LISBON, Dec ~ Christmas Day passed
MY MY quietly on tho shirs Of the squadron
There were no games. minsrel shows, boat
cS"' ISc'ns' or any o. tie usual accompaniments OF
t,a'As t'9'nlAs on board a war vessel; probably
rom the tact that tho creater rart NJ tho men
tbat tbtp ashore. The Avenida da Liberades" !"
ss,n,ihriIal Promenade ana drive In Lisbon.
eIoih9l very lively appearance. being
btiirlIu'u win people in all kinds OF curious
GU, Ia he morning services In the numer-
chin "ySatilul "a he rails were imposing. and
wH,r we're rnng h oughOut tho day
AMI y. our Loln attended diylno service.
AIeh1 h"t oio io. low visited tho Museum Of Art and
The sun., 1890-01-13
THE GRACE PERUVIAN CONTRA CT.
It Provides for Building n Great System OF
Railroads.

LIMA, Jan. 12, via Galveston.-The su-
preme Government yesterday signed the Grace
pondholders' contract which was authorized
by Congress ON Oct 20. Peru cedes for sixty
six years railways from Mollendo to Arequipa
from Arequipn to Puno. From Zuliaca to Santa
Rosa from Pesco to lea. from Callao to Chicla,
from Lima to Ancon. from Chimbote to Seechi-
man. from Pacasmayo to Yonan. from Guada-
lupe Salaversy to Trujillo. and from Ascope
their extension. the importation duty free Of
the material required for their exploitation.
and over 3.000000 tons Of euano.
According to the contract the bondholders
are to relieve Peru OF all responsibility In con-
nection with the loans Of 1862 1870 and 1882.
monse AGRICULTURAL and mining fields and CIV
ing life to the great industries OF the interior,
long looking for means OF communication
with the coast 4
The sun., 1890-01-13
SHOT 4 STREET CAR CONDUCTOR.
A Negroes Revenge Because He Received
2S Cents in Coppers.

2S Cents in Coppers.
CHICAGO, Jan. 12-Wiliam II. Smith,
negro jumped upon State street cable train
at Twenty-seventh street this afternoon and
handed Conductor John l.. Moore a 81 bill In
payment OF his fare. He got In return three
silver quarters and two dimes. Smith said one
Of the larger coins was q counterfeit. The
conductor said it was not, but handed the
negro 25 ponnies in return for the suspicious
looking quarter. Smith grew furious. He hit
Moore IN the jaw. The latter tlught the
negros arms and began dragging him out Of
the car, which was now at Eighteenth street.
and shot the conductor in the breast. The bull
let tore hole through the chest and lodged
near the heart The wounded man fell into the
mud OF the street. lie could not utter word.
The negro. with his revolver levelled at tho
rest OF the passengers started to run away.
but was quickly felled to tho sidewalk by
Police Lieutenant Hays. who disarmed and
arrested him. Conductor Moore will die.
The sun., 1890-01-13
The Paris Elect,onn.

PARIS, Jan. l2.-Elections were held to-day
to lll vacancies In the Chamber o; Deputies
caused by the invalidation OF the election OF
iumner of Boulangists. At St. Etienne III.
Nyrand, Boulaneist, was reelected. AT Roche
clouart N. Puyb9yer. Republican. was elected;
Al PoitierS NJ. DupuytIen, BoulauRist was
successful. In NJ. Dillons district the Mon
arclist candidate leads the poll but another
ballot ia necessary.
The sun., 1890-01-13
There is Blood In Canada's Eye.

OTTAWA, Jan. 12.-Speaking OF the Behring
Sea trouble. the chief organ OF the Dominion
Government at Halifax says: IF Great Brit
ain fails to do her part nothing will be left to
the Canadian sealers but to raise fund and
fit out their vessels with effective weapons of
self f-defence. When blood has once been split,
Great Britain may be aroused from tho lethargy
which has seized upon her statesmen"
The sun., 1890-01-13
Duk edons Tor the Sons of Albert Edward.

LONDON JAN 12.-Lord Salisbury as soon as
his health is sufficiently restored will discuss the pro
posed elevation Of the OF tho Prince of Wales to
dukedoms with the Queen Prince Albert Eictor Si
duk Slun; Prinre GeOrEe Duke OF York, Perhaps too
an FnEsh duEedom will he conferred npon the Duke OF
Tark On the occasion Of the Princess Marys marriage
as that honor ought bo paid 10 the father OF England
fnLure oman.
The sun., 1890-01-13
Shot HIS wife Instead or q rh,eG

William Petit, farmer OF westbury, L.
l.. fearing that thieves might rob his hen
roost. set spring gun in the hon house 80 that
It would be discharged II the door was opened.
He warned his family not TO go near the build
She opened the door, and the gun was dis
charged. The bullet entered Mrs. Pettit's
right shoulder. Physicians have been unable
10 extEaet Il. but II Is lhouGht she will roeoYer
The sun., 1890-01-13

PROVIDENCE Jan. 12-The schooner Poca-
hAntas one OF the Phlips four.mAsters of TAuuton,
coal laden. bound from Baltimore TO Portland ran
ashore At midnight on Saturday on the rocky south
shoe Of Block Island The Of ten rescued BY
tie life saving Tho sch OonsF lies high bow on
and shows large hOis In her bow The work OF light
Ghs eAnnOt survive storm
The sun., 1890-01-13

CRY OF MEXICO Jan. 12-The Adelina Patti
company arrived in this city on FTlaAy hish' ~
ooIncL tbirtythree hours behind the schedule time
patti sang night in ssmrAmide heioIs onS oI hs
r sSsn IN shis civ and scored brilliant SuscSsA
The sun., 1890-01-13
Cat His wIle's Throat ana His Own.

UTICA Jan. 12.-Last night. at Tribes Hill.
Montgomery county Thomas Link. proprietor Of the
Central Hotel OF that place wound up protTAoSd de-
bauch OF several months by cutting his wifss threat
from lth razor, and then cutting his
Link died in few minutsA His wife 10 In very critical
condition
The sun., 1890-01-13
Art Students Visit the Barye Collection.

The Barge bTonEes ana the hundred paint
inRs by BArye'B contemporaries, including tho An
geluA," now exhibition AZ the American Art Gal
lerleS were freely opened artists and art students
yesterday Many members OF the Academy OF Design
the Art Studenu League, the Sharp Art School, and
others Visited the gallery during hs day and evening
the AnEeluS as worth from - up 10 S5OOOO0
The sun., 1890-01-13
ENew Jersey KniEhts or Labor.

Knights Of Labor from all parts OF New JOr-
sey met in Newark yesterday and formed State
gsn1aton but without sl.etinE ofncsrL ThIS will be
Among the matters discussed yesterday were ballet
form aAd the ntrOduoioh Of bill In IhO Legislature to
limit the hourt Of labor for women and children to
hOuI day.
The sun., 1890-01-13
The Marquis OF Harrington GetnnE Well.

LONDON, Jan. 12.-Despatohes from Nor
folk state that the condition OF the Marquis OF
Harrington shows Improvement and that un-
less q relapse occurs he Is In ialr way 10
speedily recover.
The sun., 1890-01-13
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

The German Government has introduced q standard
time throughout the German empire.
The hoAAreh distillsry, In Peoria Ill. which cost
ofSlah,O06
The sun., 1890-01-13
A Match between Myer ana Carroll.

BLooMIEoToN. Ill., Jan. IL. Leo Cheney has
given authority TO Dick Roach hoAuines bAoksr. TO
represent himself and Billy MysT and arrange match
for $1,000 side between hIeF and Carroll OF San
AysT On Tuesday.
The sun., 1890-01-13
Pr,nesss BIamarck Better.
Patti In Mexico.

BERLIN, Jan. l2.-The Princess Bismarck is
recovering but still suherS fTom weakness anu u''
tasfinu
The sun., 1890-01-13

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Sn4etnattouaEc Ws0RreseyAn8s

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