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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-07

Weaving appears to have been practiced
in China more than 1000 years before it was
known in Europe or Asia. The Egyptians
ascribed the art TO Isis, the Greeks 10
Minerva and the Peruvians to the wife of
Nance Capac. Our Savior's vest or coat
had not any seam, being woven from the
top throughout in one whole piece.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-07

ghostly ways at night, all is stin, shadow
fui, silent Yon see the white, silent walls
about you. You know that white, silent
forms whisk past you. And away up there
through infinite space YOU see the white,
silent stars looking down.
EDGAR L. WAKsMAN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-07
Coal Industry in the United States.

The coal industry furnishes employment
to SO, 600 persons, to whom $110 000, 600 is paid
in wages, and the capital invested is esti-
mated at $3.50, 100000. The output of Differ
ent states is as follows: Pennsylvania,
nearly 50 900, 900 tons; Illinois, 1900, 900;
Ohio, 10000, 600; West Virginia, 1000, 900;
Iowa, 4,50O, 900; Alabama, &, 900. 900; Mary
land, Indiana, Kentucky and Missouri,
100000, and Tennessee, 100000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-07

GUERDEoS, ARK, Feb. Crank Tyler,
a well-to-do farmer and his wife, were
crushed to death while attempting to repair
an out building. The building collapsed,
crushing every bone in their bodies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-07

any water privileges as long as it is hostile
to organized labor, Notwithstanding the
city has . one-third interest in the stock of
the comDsnY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-07

Colonel Souffiot, once in the armies of
Napoleon, celebrated the one hundredth
anniversary OF his birth in Paris few days
ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
Frr BUSINESS fAILURES THIS YEAR.
aRAp-rEEET SAYS THAT THE LIABILITIES WIKI
NOT 50 SMALL SINCE 1852.

aRAD-rEEET SAYS THAT THE LIABILITIES "i-'''
NOT so SMALL SINCE 1882
cbe statistics u failures In The United state u"a
vear as compiled BY Bradstcc's,' present i"o'l .
Militant features There l. no information aN"'lao-o
from south Dakota. where state law maAe, il u"
lawful 10 report such Information except u-'er pr
nih,,orv conditions But otherwise the heu'c' io-
be United states show that In 1852 there were W."
toiures p smaller number than has been rePV''' 'H
Rradst,eet'ss since 1852, with TIE single eA1eyu"n
Of 1887. when the aggregate for tie country was - 4o
.rbe total OF liabilities for the year IN ue 'Hl'e'
states Was only sos 800 coo. total smaller thah i'll
.nv wear since 1852. without exception. Similar
comparison may be made regards the assets ""'"
This year Aggregate S54.70OOOO
The cuisines population" Of the United S't,
comnr,s,ns commercial AID Industrial concerh'' ihdl
yiduals firms and corporations Of sufficient .tshd h7
md nemanence TO be Of record Is placed at lO@oO0V
an increase OF p per cert from 1893 but the mum
her Of failures in the year was only lO'-'o' prdcu'
caly the same as in 1883 and the debts oil the aueiS
Who failed arc 40 per cent smaller than In leo3'
statement of failures, percentages oil increase VI
.6acrease assets and liabilities for the hst WE'VE
sors as reported to Bradsirects' assets and ih'
tuI,,os are given in millions and tenths OF millions
-, doilare) G as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
pAILEY no LONGER RoUNDSMhM
HE WAS DISMISSED from THE POLICE FORCE

HE WAS DISMISSED FROM THE POl'IOH ''-'0
yrsTFRnAY-sERGEANTs APPOINTED.
The Police Commissioners at their mee'ns 80 80
dav unanimously voted 70 dismiss from 'He pm
f,-ce ROundsman Matthew I. DALEY, VINO vas wa
vlctcd OF assaultlng Mrs Annie Hannah lhc' -
ce,vcd a report from Superintendent Byrles, sV'u,4
that DALEY had reported for duty upon Obtaining ,9
release on bail pending appeal IN TINS case H''
pvrnes wrote that he had reassgned DaeI 10 Ms
former position in the House Of De~nuoh ioi Wv
nesses and then had suspended him from duty Oto'
N. motion Of Commissioner MacLean, Daley was u
,,,sscd on charge Of abseuung himself io'iI i'''
district OH the night Of the arrest OF 'lrS, dlaI'''
10 MAKE his dismissal more bpeing feeOl"Io" wa
S,.cd 70 dismiss him foI arrestng MIS- h""''"''
without cause. $500 .~.e NJ
Two commissioners appointed eight sergeah's "a
notice promoting Roundsmen James ). f"s'm, 49,
Kenoe. Thomas Mccullough John NJ oheeic' I"o"'''
u Naulon John H. shields, Oscar NSue anu .'o'"''
vestervelt. Sergeant King was transferred Nom va.
Ieonard-st squad 10 Madison-st, and sergeant ~.
Adam was sent from Madison-st. 70 fI',t's0 !,
p,ro,rop Charles c. W.ndle Arthur lesser dEn ~,
IVAN Jeremiah Murphy, Thomas McGuire, W ~ ~
CarDer Edward j. Skey. John Pepper Cl1 INA 80 ,h
HSyIe and Coriclius Harringan were pFohio'cu ~ WV
Grade of roundsmen , . indian Of 5000 a wear
Tho commissioners granted pension oi 90 -
g.. mo widow OF John Carey the deleCuNee VIZ -
o.Iv ,~ss shot dead when he was trying 20 arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31

,,osr pposprpors YEAR EVER KNOWN.

The weekly review Of trade Of r. u. Dun q w.
ssrcd YESTERDAY. speaks follows Of the closing 'i
the years great business .,....
Tn. most prosp yesf ever Known N pu'Ie'' Cio'
n d,v with strongly favorable indications lof '"e iu,''
10, nearly all points comes the report That the boli'f
.do has becn the largest known, alH WINE "hoc'
, trade +, not usually aelye at this season Of stock
,.hro IT, Is now remarkably lager Settlements thFohp"
Latino houses OUTSIDE N"w-YOlk in D-'emtef were
sr,rcntly til largest made in aly month eNceeAAR
al vqars ~ more 10 per cent For nc yea the
,o.me f. also about 10 per cent larger ta'' year
s,l the lQrses; ever Ia o1d earning IN Deem
or show an increase about pr cent over last year
ud IN, the wear increase OF about j5 per cent or
elm trade has been smaller than last year IN volume Of
eyrort a. New.Yosk - SOC 900 in value for o1o pest
,ory weeks and a. cotton ports about l0OOO 600 les
hut imports al Ncw.York have been go coCD larger
and the month shows great excess oil exports FOR
the vea the OF merhandise cAporv has been not
r from $40 COO 900 with the largest Imports ana the
ARC ,oai Of expert, ana imports ever known IN any
year.
the wear 1892 we, rIrarkable for fewer failures than
h, occurred in anv other year stree 1856, the number
,cuor,ed by r. G.. Dun Il Co., the mercantile agency,
tno 9lt or O29 less than in 1891. The indebted
ness q, firms failing was II i1llons in 1892 against
$50 millions IL 1891. ard about the same in 1880 The
average liabilities Of Arms falling IN 1892 has hem only
s11 600 the lowest average reported since 1875 The
largely Increased numbe OF traders and the enormous In
crease Of Transactions for the render these figures
rost sicniocant In 1892 only in every lib traders
failed against one in every 90 IN 1891 and one In every
100 in 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
, DEMOCRATIC ALDERMAN INDICTED.

uc rArsIFlLD ELECTION RETURNS N BUFFALO
POLITICAL RAsCAILTY GETS a SETBACK
rrgolo Dec. 80 lspcciaD.-NO less Democrauc
ncrsona-e than Alderman william summer express
Iept II the Common Council, was indicted Os IN
-,,norlor Court Grand Jury today on a charge u
,aisffy!uc election returns. Two other Dei'o'..''a'
IN well known here were included IN the lndict
,,ent--Jlllus Haas and George T. Crowiey-ahu IL l.
,elcved that more VIII follow. The three men were
,rrest.1 and srragncd before Judge White, each CIV
,- % Oo0 hail 10 appear next Tuesday morning. Inc
-.nor, a. tho Grand Jury IS s'athing oohen ." Tue
,..,.oAi,es by which the local Democrats rechessIy
undertook TO elect Herbert p. Bissell Dlsrc,A'orhey
and William II. Love superintendent Of Eaucau0,
p, oes that the city clerk and his deputy narrowly
escaped criminal procecNlhes Inns - ""@' ''0 '''
Tury has e. aay Of them
~ ,.,,.. 70 exptcs, our distinct condemnation Of Nj
,to-l,. T. MARSHAL. the city clerk, aud MI frank v"
o,oTer dcpu.y city clerk. for their careless ihenc
,,A almos. criminal oric!si misconduct Inc e"u''e
49,. us shovci that 40 blank city returns "e'e ue.
-, - ,h.r or this number they give account Of
, ,.,v,rr eevcn bank tor which nethes he'
,,.- a,v o.her p,rson in their onice could account
u.~e f. another significant pa sage IN the report :
.r. ..,., layesu.atoas before tas Grand jury have
5,.,o.d ga, yey largo number q inspectors Oh G. 80
49,, d, - r4.rr. election wese ignorant hesectn1 una
,..r,.t.u. 80 car, ~cms = have been eNetclr1 u
.o., ,u i5- taos' positions % r-p,n-o..'Y VINO "e'
.,.Ue d ,o r,v d.s.itr-. tho duties We cannot saw
AZ
la r,lrg ale % rad and wrt' the L"sHsh language
fy, % f. .utI,iy certain tina, great majority OF ue
4.e.tors Whose ros-s have lcen before Us were Is'
fo,,r. ~ tl.if dut.s u many nccecuul ana III
oh ass grossly incompetent There = no o,itf "o'
r,t $500 600 account TO- reputable citizens ;nihS Erection
fiur .n n.aua and having the filing ont Of the -
ur, ~ De done Oh tle neAt day IN direct VOCATION
ID, the statute
Judge IIaisAt. OF the supreme Court. today put 4
qulcius ou an attempt OF acknowledgements
Shcctan 20 give the city prinuns TO 4" struggling
Democratic paper. The Enquirer ~ iar the
lowest bid was put IN by The ENpress," Republican,
ana tine next lowest by The Commercial,' also Ke
pullcan The Board OF Aldermen, which does MI.
Slcrlan', bidding. threw out loth BIDS and uumPeu
ND "A tcchuiralty and gave the contract ." me ~
nuirer" But the Board Of Councllmcn though Demo
rilc could not stomach such proceedings ana against
tIo advice OF the Democratic corporation counsel
,-ntel tn .svr the contract 10 TN" EAprcsS me
lover hod persisted ona the case VA, taken me tn,
Tlc ENpros," was valid and that II must receive the
contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
HOW THE DEMOCRATS CARRIED ULSTER.

THEIR SYSTEM OF BLUE CHECKS EXPOSED
IN TIE LOUNsBERRY BUSH CONTEST.
Kingston ~ Y. Dec. 30 speGaD.-The Bush
Lounsberry contest for the Assembly from the I'D
Ulster District resumed before Judge Parker TO-
day Almost the entire day was taken up In the ex-
animation o. witnesses for Mr.. Bush. Among them
we're three OF the inspectors Of election IN the TWO
contested EsOpus districts and some Of the political
workers at the polls Henry Mckenzie, Democratic
chairman Of the Board in the Ist District, seems BY
his evidence to have been leading adviser and
promoter OF the contest Although lawyer and
Justice Of the peace, he ignorant Of the law re-
quring destruction OF the baO after the com
pleton Of the canvass. Had this been done all
trouble would have been avoided.
Tho alleged marked ballots, twenty eight III
number were in court but with the exception OF three
Of them none could be identified by any of the Wit
nesses as having been voted The three were denti-
fed By pencil dot which had been placed on them
by a worker ut the polls. All these alleged marked
ballots were for Lounsberry for Assembly, and con-
tolnpd n pastcr cut off at one end bearing the name
OF william Luby for Coroner Mr.. Luby swore that
ss Democratic worker at one OF the polls on election
DAY he was supplied with certain blue tickets CT
checks which he gave out to men who would vote the
Democratic ticket. This was deve opment (which
had not been counted on by the Bush contingent,
and II created a sensation. The blue checks came
from the Democratic County Committee Mr. Luby
said that he had fifty sixty OF them and gave out
twenty-five or more, naming seven men TO whom ne
remembered giving them. He said that they were
blank tickets which he filed IN with the name OF TIE
voter. the place from which he came and the amount
be was to receive on presentation OF the ticket at
certain store IN tbs city. lie claimed that 1t was
N pav tho faro OF the travelling voter, but the In
vestigt:ions Of Mr.. Lounsberrys counsel show that
this scheme Of Democratic corruption was used not
only ia this Assembly district but throughout 'Ae
county so that TIE boosted Democratic sweep ID
r-ster County seems largely due to this blue-check
system.
AT the close OF the evidence for Bush the counsel
for Mr.. Lounsberry said that they were unprepared
~ this short notice to present any testimony. lnel
Tad a.largs number OF witnesses, but assuming mat
Ge other SIDE would take mp al the time, there bels
only Ole more day before the meeting OF Ine Legss
laurie fhey had been unable 70 summon theu WI! WI,
nese., and prepare the evidence. The mater WIZ
r,yr 20, before the Committee on contested seats
ior re plan undoubtedly IS 70 seat Bush regird'es
NJ auy evidence or Justice In FACT TINS Is unueI
..0'I ia be- tie order OF senator Hill Who wants
a.. '', vote for Murpay Senator. The blue-chsGA
.rsfnul wlH. however, b. fully presented bI N.Y.
ror-,s6arr,'s counsc, and It's bearings explained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
4 DICER KILLED BY DYNAMITE.
THE FORCE OF THE EXPLOSION UNDER WATER
THOUGHT 10 HAVE SNAPPED THE
VALVES OF HTS UFApT1

THE FORCE OF THE EXPLOSION UNDER WATER
THOUGHT 10 HAVE SNAPPED THE
VALVES OF HIS HEART
An old and e ~rnccd diver was killed yes
to-day morning wi rking on the bottom Of the
North River, thirty e .eet under water. The pre-
mature explosion o iynaDiie cartridge, II Is sup
posed caused his death through the terrific cOncus-
sion which followed deep under the surface The
diver A. H. Farchild, in the employ OF the Dock
Department, and was at work at the end OF the biz
Imam pire at Fulton and West removing reef
which he had been at work FOR months, destroying
Il bit bit. lie went down yesterday morning With
eight OF the big cartridges, which he intended TO PIT
into holes which had been drilled tie day before. Two
men pumped air 10 him, ana John T. LeaFy was the
tender Every diver has man acting as tender TO
watch the Line for his signals, and the bubbles Of air
which rise TO the surface as the diver breathes A
long as they rise lie IS all hight
While leary was watching he suddenly felt heavy,
dead pull on the line, and the same instant the
bubbles stopped rising TO the surface, lie hauled up
on the line at once assisted By the two other men,
and they brought the diver up quickly. lie was
motlonlcss, and they dragged him on the feat ard
hurlledly unbucded his diving suit His helmet was
slightly crushed, and his chin showed an abrasion.
where tie heavy copper headdress had been for Ell
against his face. He dead. Leary rememOeel
TO have heard "A slight mufed report more IKE th'
explosion Of a small irecracker when wet than any
thing else, and when the tin pail which held the
cartridges was hauled up. be found that only Two
we're missing. lie surm.ses that one or both eA-
p.oded while Falrchid was ramming them hoHe'
cary, who IS old hand at diving wcrb. feels sure
that the conclusion which followed caused su'h 4
pressure In TIC watr that It snapped tir valves OF
Ills heart Failclld was native OF Bnlsepor'
TOM He lived at No Az Hud,0n-st and had
wife aud four children. lie has worked IN TIE DOS
department for seventeen years. lie was Nete.aa
u the Civil Var, md was quaItermaster OF Nc
Clellau POST Grand Army Of the Republic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
HIS RUIN DUE TO MORPHINE.

pos,on Dec. 3O-Mfrcd W. Tuttle, alias Henry
,tr,.,x yboyas arrested last "Wednesday for stealing
,vne,yrlters. owes his downfall from bright young
bu,ines, man TO q sneak thief to morphine. According
to physician VINO has examined him. his daiy al'O"'
nuc o; the drug WIS sufficient to Nil ton ordinary men.
He has temporarily given up rs use "Ale cohnh'0
IN rf, Charles street JAIL although he has raVed iof
i, continually while there. When futile was twenty
two wears old he became fl and LIS ia'h% gave
morphine % Inn. When convale'oihs he "ouiu s"'i
largo Quantities Of the drug from his fathers medicine
-, ana over simce the habit has grown upon Aii
I rIodually became thief IN order ~ obtain money
vim which TO crafty his appetite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31

friends Of Mr. Ill., another candidate for President
to remain In positions Of power In New-fork state.
Mr.. Flower removed two friends Of Mr.. Hill from
their posts OF Civil Service Commissioners. and VIII
soon # IS said remove third Alexander c. EuStace'
The Governor is reported also to be dissatisfied WIN
the way the state Railway Commissioners are con-
Quoting their office. That Office Is filed with idle
labor damagOgues. ana .LfTed -. ChsLiI. Samuel .
Beardsley and Michael RcKaru, Commissioners, 90
little more than draw their salaries OF 5000 year
They come to Albany rarely and do trivial work when
here The Railroad Commission could do elective
work. bit as present constituted and managed II Is
"A useless body and ought TO be abolished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
DETECTIVE CERTIFICATES INyALlDATE ELEc


Cheyenne. Wy. Dc. 5o-1hc Supreme Court
Sc tcrlly. chief Justice Grol eek dissenting, I'm the
course Of a ou- decision practically decided that the
defects in criiucI'c, of nomination under IN" Ausr
liam eject on law. even "f'r the election. were bar
to AN ,of t..iur hs scat. TIL ia the attempt
. n. two Democratic candidates from Carton County
- Get certificates 49, members Of the LEGISLATURE from
tic state Cmva Ing Board which accepted returns
IRON the county c.'rl emitting precinct which
elected these Two men, and rejected the returns of
Ill.,. nfurr two members OF tn board, which inCMlcd
Mn. urccluc! in question The court allowed the at
to.n.y for the Carbon County mon TO liz a reply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
oorryG FOR THE HEIR TO ~ ESTATE

Kansas city. No, Dec. 3O.-Nllham MoEei'"u' VI
Portland. ore. came TO Kansas City this moFiAhs
,,o,ir, eor Jennie semond sometimes known as josie
Ell. and Nellie sherman. She is heir 10 an estate
Of $50 900 now being held by the public admlhlstr"'
tor in Portland. when the woman was born IN N"'e
Hall. H.. hrtyone years ago, John Brendl' desert
his wife disowned tie child and went west and sci'd
IN Portland Mrs Brendle married John semond ana
e child took his name. Mrs. senond died ten years
ago. and Brendle died recently IN Portland ,a'N7
mis- estate. The estate IS claimed by distant relluv';
hut Nnr,land thinks Jennie senond Il the rlSltluI
heir lie traced Tier 10 Omaha aud 10 Hastings, Neu'
md thence she came TO Kansas Cl'y TWO years dso'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
THE WE1IHER REPORT.
LEAST TWO STORMS IN SIGHT.

Washington. pcc 80 The storm witch wcs een'r'l a
>orh,estorn Texas this morning has novel slightly
southeastward and central IN South asern TeNls
vitl threatening weather and riia IN The lower Ml>s''
.iuu Valley and rain snow IN Oklahoma. lrd an Ter
rltory aad NcwMeNico Generally FAR weather pi''a
elsewhere except I'm the upper lake region and VS. onsi
oher. snow has fallen The temp ntul has risen np aiy
I'm the lower Mississippi valley. in the ONO Valley ana N
IN, r glon Of the Al gaanic- IL hs ii'.h .' u -,
- ..S'hv..trr. ioNu-. NUw-NcNcU ara southern too'
,nl, 4 .ecoud storm l. rapidly dcNcoilng IN the *
,,, \ rfhvc,t whpiu the temperature ha> I"a tNeiy
l,~roe. "a thirty degrees. All reports missing RON N'
.t. pp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
,u CUMMINGS SURE IT WILL BE MURPHY.

Washington. Dec. 30 Speclall.-Eeprc eniaiyc Amos
.ur. iulugs. VII, has returned from holiday trip
Ne-. : J-k docs not expect anything serious 10
mo 81 1lr. Clrveland's recent declaration Of war
a.4.nst Edward Murphy. lie remarked pdny very
oo.f Ity:
~''r Murphy win be elected senator, notwith
IT,, Sir. Clcycland's interview. The majority Of the
Democratic members OF tic Ncw-lorA Legislature are
fr him aud he vii e., tho caucus AOb alton. Even
-hnnM INC Ir.ollNn repre- "ntatlvos oppose Mt
WurnIv I'm the caucus, they viii not bolt The caucus
decision. AID tl"y Vii vote Tor Nj. Murphy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
sQuEEz!yG OFT HILL OFFIcEHoLDERS.
HOW THE VrENOR PRAcrIeES ECONOMY
MURPHY McN UNNoLESTED.

Albany. pee 30 GpcciaN. Governor Flower mr1i-
:atcs reduction ia the number Of employees Of >on,c
Of the state departments. This IS 10 be- reform
AMI ccononic administrations b. aid 10 day and, rs
II In confirmation Of what the Governor had SAID.
Charles r. Pch superintendent Of the Bureau If Labor
statistics ANNOUNCED that he had informed five Of his
empoyo. that bee felt compelled to dispense with their
services Removals H. other departments II is said,
VIII follow. n Is noticeable that al the removals
are being made IN departments filed with the fol-
lowers uf David H. Hi, while the followers Of I'd
ward Murphy. Jr. In ether departments. keep their
places and are in serene state Of mind. Ibis l.
unkind treatment by Governor Flower Of the frenls
Of Mr. nm. and II arolses the suspicion tat Mr..
Hover Lolng now n candidate for President In 1870,
believes IL would be- dangerous to permit too many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
rrrrvAv pAsly CAPTURES An OFFICE.

baltimore. Dcc 80 (Special) Freeman Rasn. the
democratic boss " Baltimore, and the chief lieu
tenant OF senator German. was today appointed State
Insurance Commissioner The position pays a salary
Of 500 year. ana IN, sum Of $1,000 is allowed for
clcr, hire etc. Wha' the last part means IS hard to
say Easln is rcpuci to be worth S21ocoo most
i,ri- 81 tl. Court of Common Pleas. The insurance
mon wcrr opposed to Kasln. but hn received the
po,ition from the Board OF Public Works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31

He STABBED 4 CLERK on LOSING A Customer.
Henry samues, proprietor of clothing store at No
o. Baxtef.st became e enore1 on Thursday because
his "puler-in" william Jacobs, OF No. Franklinst
allowed customer 10 escape from him o1d enter the
stare ~ rival that ucd the inAictirS
severe stab-wound the cheek with his scissors. In
the Tonbs Police Court yesterday morning, samues was
held In 800 bonds for examination to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31

r,r Ncw.Ene.and fair; southcry wlris; warner.
r,, Ia tern Now.NOrk. Eastern po .nsylv MA ara
Jersey generally f,ir bnt with decreasing couines
and threatening weather satuidly evening sou"efJ
viads; rising temp'ia tuic,
rr Dc,,,ar, Marylaniand Nlrsnia increasing cloudi'
nos threatening weathr with rin saturday afternoon
or night; warmer. ... ~. ,-., ga.
Eo, Western PENNSYLVANIA ara W'stcga Ncw-loA' oS'
casloncl lain snow; warmer, ..yv.
Fir Tennessee kentucNN, oc,as!on1. idh 0. s"0"'
For Yves, virginia and ohio. local rains; warmer
For Michigan. Occ; slcnil SNOW. , - .,.,x
For Il. ana llluu, Missouri local ialh OF s"'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
MURPHY 80 rIcrREuEAp.


Mr. Murphy remarkable and long continued sue.
in both bu mess and politics ia the fncc NJ ierc
rivalry, best UiI trntcs his splendid executive i.r'r
and superior talents. 80 ordinur, man could Appe -
"a moment That he viii be bat hsurchcnd In the
senate viii soon Dee dsabus,d Of their dclu-ion. I'm
business management. boards OF directors AMI p III
"a circle DBL, voice IS always potential II m, ne
me p9otcfliH in Troy tha' 90 b" uron Nr. MnfpaN
de + 10 De uupu the winning side. Ana IA. one
sided Senatorial ,onte-t-thc opposition 10 him /, dis
organized and eh.io"y. lacking thc vitality tlat oui
votes lWWirf- uiH Prove no exception 10 the f"u"f
OF siicce 80, pr omitted I'm nj triumphant career.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31

All varieties Il cod meats hand aud order
Turkc,sl Chic 'ns. game Ioasi- pate raafs, hams,
tongues Imported chccse, afuchOtos hotel 81 lid
ties and nne table delicac!es Z. PERCEVAL 0Ss.sye
and t.h.st. ana shave. near f4th-st.