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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-15

WHILE a baby was sitting in the middle
of the street at Oxford, Me-, nursing from
its bottle, a teamster drove over it. For
t%unately the horse stepped a little to one
side and the baby passed between the
wheels uninjured,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-15

For the first time in history we have
something like a complete report of the
railway accidents for the year ending
June 80, 1889. The total of all per-
sons killed for the year was 1928, and
the total Of injured was 5000. These
figures read somewhat like a report of
the b%attle.of Gettysburg. Two thou
sand of the killed were employees of the
roads, and 80 were passengers, while
$3.50 other persons were killed. posi-.
bly, at railway stations and crossings
This statement shows that 16 are
killed every day in the year and Y a
day are injured by cars.-En.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-15
RURAL TOPICS.
INFORMATION FOR THE H,Ja-
5ANDMAN AND HOUSEWIFE.
Some Practical sue restious for m. r.r,,...
stock breeder. Poulterer. N-urserym.n,
and housekeepera.
THE A
How to store Potatoes.

How to Store Potatoes.
Dlrerent men have different methods
and different climates require different
treatment for their root and cereal crops.
Many farmers say pieing or burying is
the best, while others again say storage
In cellar or barn is tho best. Each is
good In Its way, and below will be found
two methods which very rarely fail to be
satisfactory If properly managed.
In the first place be certain that the
tubers are fully ripe. Potatoes that are
dug too early will not keep properly;
they turn soft, are %unsavory for cooking
and weakly for seed. The best way to
determine whether the tubers are fully
matured, is to observe the haulm. The
leaves turn yellow and the vines shrink.
Having dug the potatoes, if they appear
dry, they can be carried away to the
place OF storage at once; but, if at all
damp, they should lie on the ground in
the sun until the moisture is entirely alb
sorbed. First, method of storing is to
dig a trench about two or three feet
deep, and large, according to the quantity
OF roots to be stored. Carefully and
compactly fill the trench, cover up with
hay or straw then cover with earth and
sod, and your potatoes will turn out in
the spring, sound and sweet.
Another method is to cart them from
the field and spread them in a cool cellar
and leave them until late in the fall,
then heap them together and cover them
with sacks or straw, or fill them into
barrels, keeping the cellar always about
five degrees above freezing point. Great
care should be taken in storing the
potatoes in cellars, that they do not be-
come too warm and rot, or sprout too
early, or freeze and become worthless.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-15

ALBERT BgRcH, West Toledo, Ohio, says
Hairs Catarrh Cure saved my life" Write him
The owners OF a travelling show, which
included in its animals a number OF bears,
have been arrested at Trentschip, Hungary,
on the charge Of numbering a tramp and
throwing his body to the bears, who de-
youred it.,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-15

The enactment Of high license in Chi
cago was followed by an increase of $40
saloons in one year.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-15
ONE ENJOYS

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup ofIs5;si is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gentlyyetpromptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn ehectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
its many excellent qualities COM
mend it to all and have made Il
the most popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 800
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will FRO
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP CD.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE KY. NEW YORK. n.y.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-15

BEEcHAM's PILLS cure Sick-Headache.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-15

A COMPARISON of the business failures
in 1889, in Kansas under prohibition and
Nebraska under high license, shows that
there were 272 failures in Nebraska as
against only 1873 in Kansas. While the
ratio in Kansas was one failure in every
1856, in Nebraska one in every "a.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-15

BRONCHITIS Is cured by frequent small
doses Of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-15
A Hotel

AL 1lOhh,
State Organizer, Union party, Oregon
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-15
The Soil Theory.

Next Lesson" Prevailing Prayer" Lul
IS: LA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
KILLED FOR REPROVING A BAD HUSBAND
A DRUNKEN TIDESETTBR MURDERS HIS WE'LL
MEANING FRIEND.

DRUNKEN TIDESETTBR MURDERS HIS WE'LL
MEANING FRIEND.
Edward Moran, a young truckdrive whose hotho
was at No 318 East Forty fourth-st., was shot ana
fatally wounded by James Menauth in Downings liquor
store at Forty fcurthst. and second ave. yesterday.
Mcnauh is Twenty-Five years old, and is ule-seter
by trade but he is too fond of drink to be good work
man. lie was married only a few months ago, ana
took his wife TO live in the tenement house No. BIZ
West Forty fourths They quarTellcd frequently on
account of his bad habits ON Friday he went on a
spree, ant did not return to his home until SUNDAY
evening. Then he In ugly mood, and tried TO
knock ont his Young wifcs brains with pitcher winch
he wanted to have filed with beer. she warded on
the blow and escaped with bruise on the arm. Later
Menauth went to DOwning's liquor store. There ne
met Moran who began to upbraid him for the assault
on his wife. Menauth made an insulting reply, and
Moran knocked him down.
Mcnauth went away, swearing to have revenge. lie
did not 20 hDne and not about the neigbor-
hood again until 10 a. yesterday, when he entered
the liquor store and found Moran there. without
word he drew revolver and fired two shots at Moran
one bullet struck Moran in the head aud the other
entered his abdomen, inhcting dangerous wound.
Moran sank to the floor Of the liquor store, ana
Mcnauth fled. The police sent the wounded man to
Bellevue Hospital, and began a search for Menauth.
Thcy found him slung In the house next door to his
home i'm the afternoon, and locked him up. At the
NOrlIve Police Court he was held 70 await the result
OF the injuries which he had inflicted. Moran died at
30 p. m. at the hospital. lie had said previously
that he aud Mcnauth had been good friends until they
qualTellcd on sunday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
CITY COURT JUDGES At DINNER

The Historical. DESCRIPTIVE phfa-e- " ~ sober a. a
irdro has outycd ~ u-efulnt~s, unless y I- 4''''
hv the addition of another phrase " on the bench "''
Iudqe-that it, AZ least NrwYork Judge has ni.h'
= n, wand-r- fsr away from Kent Blackstone Parsons
,,r.eulesf and best all h. f1fre;- ID" lawyers pro
llNitv All this wa, c>,mplh.d a Oh. annual Hl"h"i
a. the ridges u tho Cty CONT at pea"n'' last '''i
ing They had met together t. congtatHiaf" mo-' VII
were. about 10 Iotire from %, cry Court 'or hf'f honor
in other directions upon their good fortune and - wei
come the newcomer.
Chof.Iu,t!e, McAcsm ras recently elected 70 th'
eirerior Court Bench and Jute. "l-c"'irh at i' 'n
time Wa, elected County Cl.rA They "iu rein" rom u
civ Court on December 81. The newcomers or. J'Hi
Nevi.rccr and ftl-inon-, the latter having been APP
pointed 10 serve an unc>pr.d tr and then elected 20 1
term jude Ihllca pr sided Al 1r dinner aud
cx.Chjef Judge SHEA ~ Tho Marine Court no" u' 'H
Court; ex.Judqc Brown and Chie'-@udeo NcAGam ~ u
speakers 81 tie evening Presiding Justc~ Van BrHh' '
ert.d the supreme Court ChfJItec DAILY col r'd 100 h'
opinion .Nure.-ad ~ speaker. ln h'ttf q" OBJ" Count
Of Common Plea aud jude Ottoman r.p.e-.o' + 10
Superior Court Judge N.''pwn. 0 Oh. cry Court va
too ODD u be present. Tine others II-ort vor" 'Nrds *
Finest Hal Leicester Uo.ne ond 3 j. iya't a.d Jlif.
Van Wyck all oi tnc Cfy Court. and Congressman John
Henry MCCARTHY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
New Double Store,
union SQUARE soHr", cor. Broadway.
Purchases delivered when desired.
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC To CHANGE HAND:

WESTERN AND ATLANTIC To CHANGE HANDS.
Atlanta, Ga. Dec - (>pcclall-With the closing
up OF the Western and Atlantic Railroad lease, which
take, place saturday next, Joseph F.. Brown
viii end hi~ business. he has already practically
ended his political life. Thirty five years ago Joe
Brown did not have dollar. and when M l4II he
nominated for the GoVcrnOrshp il was step
made necessary by deadlock In 1870. when the
state concluded Ia lease ont the Western and Atlantic
rgd. IN order 20 remove it from politics, joe Brown
formed syndicate Of prom ncnt capitalists such a,
simon Cameron, II. &. Plant, Columbus DelanO ana
Others, and secured the road for twenty years. Inc
lessee, have made money out Of the venture, ana on
closing ont the term bring in bill against the Stat'
of 100000 Lcttcrmcnts that Is the c-scel want
the money refunded with lch they stocked the road
10 orier 10 carry on it~ business Brown ha- secured
the greatest triumpi- Of h- life ia inducing
hostile Legislature To- consent e. an arbitration ot a
claim u which majority of the members were
opposed. The comin' 'ou appointed to-day consists
oi eight member, follows: j. &. G. Black, y j.
Hammond G.. Gumby jordan. George \. Mercer, J. h.
Wary,1i W T.. Hill. y. g.. Iushc, and {. ID. Nc
CutchsU. The work ~ this commission VIII not D.
ended until June. hut the r,ult Is already a-snrrd
and noon ~ next saturday IN" western ana NJ
auflc road win pls~ Nm the control Qf the le-Se"- I"
that OF the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
RrtL por1rRS SEE THE IBIrArT0y.

Pln,r- Theatre was completely hIled last night ah'
200 - Pa, audience, w,r, potter, who had come In bi.
theatre party ~ -ce Mr. WIZARDS mpcrsonaton OF the OLD
potter in 'Ths N.ddleuau." They were from NarIou
t,,yu. some ~ them many miles away not less thar
.,ht.n po''er.> and SIS decorative establishments Il
Trenton alone being represented The party also had rep
.,.f.t,- ~ many dir.rrut branches ~ pottrv work
,r urrr de-leu.f- modc,rs. mouidn"Srr-. hoIo" and
f,t varr uf~sr. ,.orm'n handlers hro"er~. turner's
a'uc-> p,cer~ hluu,n. pr--un printers. trlHa'erT'r'
rf,,.-. war-hou-,u.n and packers, croluda'cra MI
,r-..u unc-, rfrs. and bufu.,h.r-. TIA" play aud VI
,yilur!- acting ,ro enthusiastically appaudod. and When
Pho old potter pulled down th' bricks from the furnace and
l-ru ot tlr war. the aud.nr" stood up and che'rrd
~ To- nI OBJ, te niuacr SCENE th" curtain wac called NJ
Sis tur-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
HE TOOK PART ~ THE QUARREL OF OTHERS

Mrs Kate Drogan. who lives at FOurth-avc and One
twenty fourh-S nsulted by three young
men a. returning to her home yesterday. She
told her husband occurred and h. went 20
ind tie men, she following him. They found the three
men IN McCWb's bnrroom. No. 1905 ParkHNe.. and
Bog1n threatened th@n with violence II rhe offence was
repeated he then left the place and followed by
Thomas Shcchcy laborcr twenty three years old Of No
AZ TIcnrv-st who had part In the affair. The two
quar- Nd aud then fought Broran welded pck-hande
with terrible effect and Sheehy struck e antagonist TO-
poatNllv with a shovel.
When Policeman I'm reached the scene 9th men lay
on the sidewalk Sheohcv in-cn,ibe with a fractured
skull and Eroqan bleeding from several scalp wounds
Sheehey was taken TO the Harlem Hospital and Bro2an
wounds were treated East Onehundrfd-andtwenty
s'xth.-t police station. In the afternoon BIoRan was
,rlgnod a. Harlem Police Court and committed 70
await tn result Shechey's injuries, which may prove
f.'1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
OPPOSING SMITH u. WEED.
EDWARD MURPHY. JR.. WORKING ACTIVELY
AGAINST HIS CANDIDACY

THE HOSTILITY BETWEEN THE TWO MIN p"A
ING BACK TO 1ss4-A NEW EMBARRASSMENT
FOR GOVERNOR HILL IN THE SENATOR
SHIP MATTEE-MAYOR CHAPIN's
RUMOEED OFFER
Albany. Dec. 90 (SpecaD.-Smth NJ. Weeds frlenus
are much ANNOYED because his election a uhed 0l'
senator is opposed by Edward Murphy IT, OF iIV'
the chairman Of the Democratic state 'oh''ni''
Mr. Murphy is powerful not only in Troy oo' 'is
in New York where he has a great pull on to
Tammany Hall organization. No man In the ota'o'
indeed has so much Influence with Richard 'rohc'
Mr. Murphy, and 1t is being lbeaIly eNer''u J"'.
now in opposition Mr.. weed receiving the suPP"'
of the Tammany Hall senators and Assemhlymeh ior
Senator Bourke Cochran has gone of Ia Europe IL
is said. with message from Murphy to h'nalu
Croker that under no circumstances must Weed be
elected senator.
The hostility between MIR. Murphy and MI Weed
is part of the Hin and Cleveland fight, and part also
of the old quarrel between John Kelly. Of Tammany
Hall. and Grover Cleveland. Every politician VIII
recall the fact that John Kelly opposed at the Demo
cratic National Convention held at Chicago IN fo-4
the nomination of Grover Cleveland for President ana
that a. his orators upon that occasion Borko
Cochran all Thomas +. Grady. Another. OF Nr.
Kellys lieutcnante In opposing Clcvelands noInna
tlOn Edward Murphy. jr.. OF Troy II Wa the
habit OF Mr.. Murphy. while in Chicago at that time. 10
- aUulh u various delegations Ol Diner states anu
oppose Mr.. Cleveland, nomination. lie was followcd
up and rh6torically dubbed before these committee,
by smith NJ. Weed who supporting Cleveland.
Murphy would declare that Cleveland could not carry
New ork Weed would deny the statement in strong
Englsh-~o strong that Murphy, In and lac meyer
forgiven him. Now. Murphy IS opposing Mr.. Weeds
election a, senator. This add greatly to Governor
Hins embarrassment, since he i friend both ~
Weed and 10 Murphy.
There l. a fresh rumDr every twenty four honrs
about the ScnatOroh!p The rccut is that Alfred
{. Chaplin j. seeking The atpr>hip secretly. and tat
Bourhc tN krdu bears message from him To- Croker
thst If the latter VIII give him iCAapuI the T,nmnuy
Hall votes for senator. Los Mclaughlin. of Brook
I'm. VIII III return import any man rimmLy Han
VIII nam" for GOvcripr In tho ftIl Of l-.u VIII
Richard Croker make this deal" with Mayor chaplin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

Washington. Dee. 22.-In the House today IN oIhcr
10 test the question Ia the presence OF quorum MI
Elouut. of Georgia objected t0 the app''N' I'll inc
ionrnal II wac Approached 17o, NAYS O.
,r,. eoor was accorded 10 the Committee on the Dis
trict NJ Columbia Three or four measures II purely To-
cal and personal nature were disposed Of and then an eN
r4pded discussion arose upon hill Incorporating the
Georgetown and Arlington Railroad Company "hlch
was finally rccOmmittod.
Mr. Wallace of New York. introduced Joint REQ
linton authorizing the secretary Of the Treasury from
time 10 time classify inspectors II customs Al sic"
,,rs A. he may il FOR the public interests s." To
d. i,+o tifr, grades, inspectors II the hr~'li~e u
receive - day second class ~, and iinid class 49,
provided that ne total compensation t. all lA~l' niN
0f customs. port. hail not cN''~u i' INC "-r'
yate al average Of ~ day each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
WHERE SHALL TIE CHINESE BE RETURNEDl

WHERE SHALL THE CHINESE BE Rhl oh~>hD'
Washington Dec 23.-FOr some time IL has been
the practice of the Treasury Department to return 10
China at Government expense all Chinese la6oreS
convicted of entering territory in violation OF the
Chinese Exclusion act. This applied to Cinnamon
smuggled over the Mexican and Canadian borders, rs
we'll As to those coming direct from China recent
decision by Judge Maxcy OF the United states Dislc'
Court Of the Western District Of Texas however, WILL
if sustained compel material modification OF THIS
practice Ii is I'm effect. tint the Government has no
right under the law send to China Chinese aOoreis
who enter the United States from contiguous cou'
tries unless evidence is produced that they came fOH
China or in other words. that the language oil Inc
law authorizing their return to the country whence
they came should, in such cases, be construed 10
mean the contiguous country and not Chlld' Iii to
cose i'm question two Cinnamon who had been con
yicted before a United states Commissioners OF unaw
fully entering the United states from Mexico were
ordered To Ire dcporicd 10 China ~ Government eX
pcnsc Their counsel applied to Judge MaAeN LOT
writ of habeas corpus. and after hearing the evidence
he ordered their release from custody on the ground
thai the Commissioner had exceeded his authority III
ordering them to bc sent to China He heid thti
rtav r,u,ld lawfully be sent 20 Mexico ana no"
ole Rcpor, from special Treasury agent arr i ts'e
.t,art mn. fut adoption of the course SUs3catFu Nv
NO cort ould afford no relief whatever, a the nlna
mon returned 10 Mexico would remain In the NciWh
and come back into territory at 10" H>t opPo'
unity secretary Window and Assistant >eSIc'arH
Sp,ldlng are considering the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
cHANGLS ~ rAMETY PRoGRAgYES.

The bill prepared for Christmas week At Tony Ps-tois
Theatre proved last nleht 10 BE- an interesting and
pleasing few changes were made from the brp
gfsmnc last week Among the most ATTRACTIVE features
Of the performance Tony Pastor with his Christians
Carols" John Hart and A. &. Moieand In their specially
WANTED. a Nurse" Edwin French the banjo PLAYER
Miss Maggie Cline and John and James Russell IN Irsh
specaltie. There will De- another don matinee TO-DAY
Al Roster s. Bal's last nirht burl'~que called
"O'Nefo. the Lady Of the Lions" was Introduced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
TO DUIID THE AyNfTN PAN,

Washington, Dec 22.-Thc contract for building the
hmmen harbor defence ram, for which proposals were
received saturday a, the Navy Department. Will prob
ably be awarded TO the Bath Iron Works. the only
bidder The price $3.50 OOO but the company
stipulated that the clause providing for the rejection
Of the vessel il she should fail 10 make knots
hour should be left out Of the contract secretary
Tracy referred the bid to the Board Of Construction,
consisting Of the chiefs Of the Bureaus of Construction
Engineering and Ordnance, and this morning they
ported TO him that in their opinion the contract should
be awarded 70 the Bath Company. provided the OBJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

Washington, Dee. 22.-Mc-srs. Aldrch, Of Illinois,
and Caldwell. Of Nebraska. special Assistant United
States Attorneys, and General Swayne. Of NcwN ork,
counsel for the Western Onion Telegraph Company were
I'm consultation with Attorney General Miller to-day
in regard 10 the suits instituted under the act Of --
against the land grant subsidized railroad companies
o. compel them 10 operate their own telegraph lincs
The consultation was for the purpose Of securing an
agreement certain point, Of evidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

Washington, Dec. 22.-Bcfore the Roum III
ve,tir.,tion today !. d. Ferguson. Of baliimoic'
National Bank examiner. was asked hY Mr '""p'@ H.
i'm examining the books of the Washington banks ne
had discovered any notes Of Commis,iore Raum in
dor.cd h, Mr. Lemon. The witness said his relations
with the bank were confidential and he was moi yer
mit,cd by the Department 10 speak OF ahaS OF the
banks At Mr.. savers suggestion the eAamihhtoh
OF the witness postponed untll chairman MuriH
return when the admi~~DlIfN oi the question: VIII ~
decided. Adjourned subject 10 call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

jectons 10 the clause were withdrawn. They pre-
ferred this course to rcadvertisng or building the
vessel in navy yard. The president OF the Bath
Company. General Thomas Hyde, who is now in the
city Wa consulted and agreed 10 the conditions.
The bid will probably be accepted.
The bids for the torpedo boat nave Dech rcleITcu
to the chiefs Of the Bureaus of Engineering and Con
struction and a report is likely to be made tomorrow.
II is thought that the bid Of the Iercshon Company
a small craft will be taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

,,,.., Dec o.. The railroad, hear u ara ''''u
..,t or the Kansas farmers To force 0"''P"f I''
I,,. 10 Grain rate, from rontr in that state II l.
.. , the Interstate Commerce 'omms''" j. I" ~ APP
F'' ,.,,..,. to de- u.rd in complaint aa1ln-t the
land tine Athi-on and the Missouri racine
,',,, those line. b. compelled 10 make r"H,uoh' inc
.r, ,l be- T., put down rate, from Nebraska Iowa anu
en- ,,,.our River points. Railroad men mere believe
,l,, E,n.a, CITY grain dealers are D'Dnu 'N' "o''"'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
CUIytyry TySpEcr 4 SHIPS HODEL

The Canadian Railway COMPANY are about 70 'a
a new line Of fine mail running from vancouver
canada and Hong Kong. They are NAMED respectively
Fnprc.. u India Empress of Japan and Empress ~
China and arr being the naval Construction ana
Arrnameuts Company Nimod at B1rrow.in furn'ss Ihe
Fu,-, o; India WIFI hcr first trip from LiVerp"o
on January i5 sister ships folTng IN quick 'nc
co--on \ handsome ,iXfoot model u tie Empress u
Indi, was on view ~. night in the companys New York
Offices so 3j3 Broadway, which visited among others
by about 40 Chinamen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
70 ,y,rcrR4rr rHE PRESIDENT or RUTGERS

~ Lizard Of Trustees If Iutger- College met yc'ter-
o,, at Sew Brunswick, y. j. President H'o' was
.,., into Office a, a trustee and made president III INC
hoard lie made speech III "h'h ne gave So.
, ,,,, If what he intended 10 do a, president IL
, III for thc present bc left IN charge "t me
- tI,, COLLEGE. work. The Inauguration oil ~
e,''', ,,n iaAc Place or February In Masonic nan
meeting II +, expected. Will be presided over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
FEMALE CHESS PLAYER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

Mary Worru. nfty-three years Old. and wei known IN
College Point L. L. att mped 70 commit suicide Testerdav
IN hat place by drinking carboic acid After She had
taken the fal found In her room writing in
agony Medical aid WIS summoned and she wa, tenn
rsirarily relieved Her condition /, critical and the
do tors have little hope ~ her recovery Mrs Worrel
has boon subject op.puc hts and 70 Is supposed ths'
While She was recovering from one of h's" attacks she
,,,,,,i to t.kc u.r lf- She wa- tim" wealthy
t hat JOS. her fortune She sad 70 Re the champion
imal. ch.s. player Of America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
MRS NAVARRO not VITH HER HUSBAND.

Antonio r. dc navarro the husband Of Mary Anderson
arrived the North German LLOYD steamship Spree
Brcmcn YESTERDAY. liz accompanied By his mother
Mr.. Jose d. Navarro. HIS wife not return until
spring. She IL still A. B0uInenOutt. Enalsnd.