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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
THE pEuoRALIzrD FISH COMMISSION

The Generalization Of the Fish Commission since
Governor iii put Dave Hackney, the eX-Aayor
Of Fort plain. y. u, has been more rapio
even than expected. When Commissioner bur
den, OF Troy, resigned In disgust ut Mr.. lillPs acuoh
there were 50 few members Of the commission left that
no working quorum could be had without Mr.. Hack
ney. The latter has had political work to %
for Mr.. lin. The regular mcetlngday VI
the commission is Oh the second Tuesday In the
month The election Of Supervisors In Fort Plain
took place on that day this month February ~ and
COMMISSIONS Hackney remained at the polls. ana The
meeting Of the commission postponed to February
IL. Mr.. Hackney present on the hstnamed day.
but the work before the commission was ~ heavy
that IT, all could not De got through with In one day.
After considerable difficulty In arranging date 70
suit Mr. Hackney, the commission adjourned TO Feb
runry 49, when the unfinished business was 10 be
completed. ON February 10 Mr.. Hackney found that
lie was busy to be present so Commissioners
Huntington aud Jolne. not being able to work without
quorum, adjourned the session 10 February ~ or
two DAYS after the Iill Convention. Yesterday
owing 10 Mr. lIackney's inability T. be present The
day Of meeting had again 10 be postponed The
commission has now been CHILLED 10 meet February
o. ut the Caledonia Hatchery in Western New, YORK
Commissio Hackney II was said, bad The rhcnm
asn Commissioner Bowman Is III Egypt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
RTUBy OF BROTHER AZARIAS.

One Of the professors at the Christian Brothers Inst
tute I'm yninth.s is Brother Azaras. we'll.
known for HIS solid contributions TO American literature.
For some months he absent nom the city in Prov.
dence but he has rrned and Is teaching in the old
pace While in Providence no made arrangements with
the firm OF HoughtOn. Mlfn Co. for the publication Of
new volume OF essays which will appear early Ia the
sprnc It's title will be phases Of Thought and Gull
turc" and It certain be book for thinkers In the
last few year. Brother Azas has contributed extensively
to the heavier magazines and reviews. and has read papers
before the summer schools OF philosophy. He has found
apyrecave readers among university ard college
o. the county ranked in the Catholic body
OF the most writer's. The feature Of his forth
coming book VIII probably be striking analysis Of Jenny
sons I'm Memoram."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
STRAY DOGS IN GENITAL PARK.

John Brennan one of the Central Park lodgekeepers,
being held prisoner for SIX hours by one OF the vagran
dogs which make the Park their home, was much ex
aggeraed Brennan says that he was obliged to seek
shelter from large mongrel dog but Peter shannon
one of the keepers at the menagcre released him IN
about ten minutes. by shooting the dog. The north
ern part Of the Park shelters good many stray dogs
and cats. The former prey on an occasional rabbit
which has made its home I'm the thickly parts
of the Park and the latter destroy birds. Whenever
any Of the keepcrs con- they shoot these Migrants
President Gallup said yesterday "There is no doubt
q lot Of stray dogs In the Park, and they are being
killed all the time. Last week SIX we're killed. We
are not making any special onslaught on them now"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25

JusIce Ingrahan I'm the supreme Court, has granted
n STAY in the case Of Thomas Welsh the pliot OF inc
lug +. W. DevOe who was convicted OF mahNEi"sn''i
in the second degree and sentenced TO mprl'ohmehe
for five wears in the Court OF General Sessions Tor
cousinr the death OF two persons on the yacht Amelia
Welsh was charged with negligence In causing the
collision II is urged that the Federal courts have
exclusive Jurisdiction in such cases.
Justice Ingraham, in the Supreme Court, yester-
day granted permission TO the Church OF the Holy
Nativity to mortgage Its property, at onchnndrei-
and-thirty -siXth-st and LcnoXave., for S-oooo 10
secure a loan The money Is TO be used to erect It's
buildings and a parish house.
.JustIce o'Brien in the supreme Court, Yesterday
denied the application for a stay made on behaf Of
John j. Gallagher. tie policeman who was convicted
I'm the Court of General sessions OF asSdultlng Mhy
Kennedy the newswoman, In front Of The Herald
Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
appOryr,fEyJs AT THE CUsTOuHOVsE.

The Collector appointed four customs inspectors
yosterday 70 Al the vacancies causd by the recent
moyals. william A. Daily promoted nom the POI
ston Of assistant wcighcr Thomas II. Whehn re-
instaed and Andrew f. Dalton and' LEO j. Lablshincr
appointed from the eligible liSt| Wirian originally
entered the customs service IN 1882 In 1887, when
Deputy Wayatt about 10 leave the service,
wilan suggested OF the inspectors that they get
up purse and present IL to Mr.. WaJatt One q the
men 20 whom he suggested the Idea reported the matter
10 Collector Magone and Whe0n Dismissed the
ground that the law forbds the giving Of presents to
superior officers Colonel Erhordt Investigated the
when h. Collector, and cXonerst"d Whean from
any blame In the NATTER but he had been out Of the
service long that he had TO pass the Civn Service
examination and has only now succeeded In getting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
BEcoyENyG MIL FROM THr,ErDER.

The German Postoflice Department has made re-
mort under date Of February IL TO the Postoce De.
partment at Washington that all but fifteen bags
OF the 597 which were board the steamship Elder
when she wis wrecked on January 81 have been
covered The fifteen bags stl submerged supposed
10 oontail mall matter for Great britain. The German
postal officials add that they cannot let this Op
portuny ~ bestOw praise william H. Hail. clerk OF
the sea post0fice on the Elder. who during the
laundering OF tho steamer and especially In saving
the mail, has displayed the greatest zeal and care,
and has willingly undergone all the hardships involved
in saving the mail and forwarding the bags TO the
British postal administration Mr. Hail. previous 81
his appointment to the sea post0liec, was clerk In
the New York rOstoice. The recovery Of the missing
I.,a 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
TUEC L RTS.


SUING on BEHALF OF STOCKHOLDERS.
Hubbard w. Mitchell and Sarah VI. Mitchell Oh Dc
half of the stockholders Of the Commercial Lie lnu'
ance Company have begun suit in the supreme 'oiU
against Harvey NJ Munsel. Abel G. Iluh'' Mary l.
Munsell the Commercial Alliance Life insurance 'oi
pany and the National Alliance, to rooNer "sa''7
amounting 10 SI4G,66O, which the piainuHS "lese INC
defendants have taken from the tw) companies me-"
toned The Commercial Company they decias ID the
complaint which filed IN the County 'Ierk o"i'c
Yesterday was formed with capital oil q-VO'ooo' WIN
John L. Holly as president Munsell Is an ohoer Oh INC
corporation The company had cash assets VI Soo'oOo'
IL IS alleged in the complaint and securities amounting
TO 500 600 IT. outstanding risks am h' ~ fiooo"Oo
The Alliance, II is also alleged, HAD asse's Vi @ioo
and outstanding risks of SI5,0OO0OO Inc phihu"s
oece that the defendants cOnsprcd to appropriate a
large part of the assets of these two companies u ''
own use They want these assets returned 10 INC
companies and some property winch Has oN' o!"e''
with the money! declared TO be The properly ol lle
Companies. This property is AT Nos , aan " 49,
Eighty fOurthst. BoOraem, Hamilton bcoNe'' u''"
TIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
NOTES

IA, Ar unhappy innovation which allows White
strong array Of PaShs on the queen SIDE
ID II would have been nfcle's TO attempt 10 brcaN
the Pawns by -. Pc XII on account "i :
P-o Kt 4. aud II 7. .-P-U a. f-b io"o"ou
by P-Kt >.
f., Beticr than &c. 3. in which case White. after
tho answer PIX A. would be Obliged Ia retreat or to
eject premature exchange
(dl His centre Is now blocked. lie couh not rcHeVe
thiris6f by IL P-K on account OF IL + T.
L. XIX p; - Kt,x Kts ~ y y H; l4'kt N'f' with
winning game for II Ii Y kt 1TB-b 4.
(el Important time is wasted with THIS attempt NJ
an attack which cannot be sustained
N With the view OF eventually capturing the . b 7
with the KNIGHT In case White should employ his
Queen at r 1 and his Knight at NJ for the attack
against Blacks Up.
~, Probably In anticipation of an attack BY Kt-B
orP-K
IN To prevent Kt-kt 4.
% See diagram OF this most remarkable position.
ut,rle dk,astersto which this leads not easy to
focsee TX , vas better, but then White
gained some point by exchanging Rocks, without being
subjected to pressure OF attack on his Q n p White
could. however. also continue tpe attack by ~ Be-
~ oKt =: ~ D d, 20 4 b; 80 XIX ch io
lowed by exchanging Queens ana ut Y Is + ch' VIII
81 & uS & 80 e e K + % ok g EEs E
P-Kt7.
% %R1h ;i, &ePHEt a; = x + 50 H. &:
81 Ok ,; - Ok ch, 80 k-Q 3; -
Ext cl and mates next movcl; 80 Ok ch,
30 K-o 50; "a D X dis ch, aud wins
(m) There Is little prospect for Black after this.
In, II 81 .. B-k >. - d y Is. ~ . Il; 80
KtX p. ~ O-Kt =; ~ Kt y r. "a q kt; 20 Q-B q.
with a winning game.
1ol Black was helpless. II I,-Kt 2. White would
answer Q p with deadly effect
(p) In order To avoid II longer struggle by the reply
B-kt .. 49,
and B--Kt o.. ~
80 10 81 and II 80 Q-kt 3; 40 Or 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
PtPERS READ BY ELECrRIC1rGHr MEN.

Buffalo. Feb. 2t-Thc first paper read Mt the second
days OF the National Electric Light Associa
fon was entitled From the THnncry To the Dynamo"
by Charles A. shieren. of NcwYork. william stanley,
jr Of the stanley Company, OF Ptsiieh. Mass. came
next with valuable paper on Alternate Current
Motors Discussion Of the paper WIS taken up by
l.. H. s,illwell OF Pittsburg and a. J. De Camp, Of
Philadelphia. Professor Elisha Gray, o. Chicago,
chairman Of the Electrical Congress Of the Worlds
Fair followed with entertaining talk on the cleo
trlcal plans for the great exhibition. This afternoon
tho members of the association went to Niagara Falls
where they inspected the tunnel process
Of construction for the generation ana transmission
If electrical power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
CHARGES FRAUD IN THE DTVORCE.

Application made 10 Justice Grady in Jcferson
Market Court yesterday for warrants for the arrest Of Mrs.
Hannah Louisa Ryan and Benjamin L. Faichid. lawyer
The application made by James A. Ryan OF St Louis
who charges his mother and the .wycr with obtaining
divorce from his father. Daao f. Ryan. formerly OF nus
city but Of Chicago, by inducing his eevenyear-od
daughter TO prjue herself The divorce was granted Ia
Apr, 1889 on tho testimony Of Daisy Ryan who. 1t 10
s,id swore that her father in compromising
POSITION with the governess. Ryan stated to Justice
Grady that his father h,l recently harmed that TIE
daughter Daisy had been Induced that statement
by the lawyer and mother ind that the testimony wa
fal,c
Copics of the records and testimony were given 10 Jus
tcc Grady but he said that he would no. issue The wa
rants until he had Rad the prIera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
TSCHIGORIN is PLUCKY.
HE OFFERS A KINGS GAMBTT IN THE TWEEN
TYFTRsT GAME.
noNoRs REMAIN EASY AFTER FORTY 'sE'LN
MOVES, ALTHOUGH sTEINITz OUGHT

uONORS REMAIN EASY AFTER FORTY sE'N-'
MOVES. ALTHOUGH sTEINITz OUGHT
TO HAVE WON.
,rororo reh o. fSpecIaD-Afer a few days rest
,,o chess master, resumed play in their lna'ch aC u
contro Asturiano yesterday Much to the SURPRISE VI
the onlooAers tho Russian offered in this the tweS
first ,camc Kings Gambit, when was accepVeu ~
stcIntz The latter obtained an advantage ny 49,
MAY lint carelcssly gave his opponent an opp"'u'rS
for brilliant play which he cieverS Sei]'u' "''' ma
came resulted in draw after forty-Scven moves Inv
score remains, tierelorc 10
Tschigorin, q ; drawn, D.
steInjtz,, account OF the twentieth game pl'yeu ."
February II, IS a. foiio"S' ,,.s
IT,, tho botnning Of this game it was anticipated
th,. steuitz would make supreme effort III ofuer "
recover the ground which he had lost In the previous
oro n. n dangerous stage OF the match and In coh'o-
uuence of which his opponent had only TWO more s'no'
., ,,,, in order to reach the goal His first move
indicated that he meant business. since he AGAIN
adopted his favorite Zukerort opening III whch nc Has
been hitherto very successful against inc salhe w
moment in fine defence Tschgorin venturcd on the
nftb move on a new line of play By . NJ -
,h, GIVE stenitz an opportunity TO close The game IN
a blocking position fight OF the modern type tNeh
ensucd in which Tschgorin tried demonstrations
ocoins, e King side while Selnz ignored the hostile
attack and planned to break through the OTHER Wing
IL soon became apparent that White had the Oest oi
the struggle and Black was compelled To retreat OH
the seventeenth in order 70 come to the succor
Of his impered Queen side. Some preparatory
manocnvIng followed until the real battle was oncicn
by White on the twenty-sixth move win Sacf'hce
~ the exchange. which we believe will stand the
sovorcs, of ANALYSIS Within five moves each side
Hack, crowded pieces became so embarrassed by the
hostile attack that Tschigorin was compelled to give
ND a Rock for two Pawns. leaving his opponent win
n piece ahead The game was adjourned on whites
th,rty-lft move and its continuation resolved uScn
into a reduction Of forces which speedily forced Il
surrender on the part of Mr.. Tschisorn. etme oc
o,,ricd vos four hours and sixteen minutes
ZUKEKTORT OPENING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
4 SITE FOR THE NEW POLICE COURT.

The bill providing for new police court having
been signed by Governor Flower, the politicians OF the
XVuth and XlXth Assembly Districts have begun
TO pull wires for the possession Of the building
which Will cost @3Oo000 II Is To be between Forty
second and Fifty nnth sts., and between sixth and
Eleventh aves. The Commissioners OF the sinking
Fund who to determine upon the site. will meet
next Thursday. At present the chances are that the
court will be In The XIXth District. The politicians
want it to be In Fifty fourth-s opposite the Nara
camsctt Club. Tho XVlth District people say that IL
should be Ill Forty seventh-st between Eighth ana
Ninth ayes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
A Common-Sense! Remedy

T. M matter Of curatives what you want something tna'
vii, do its work while you continue to do yours ,emeoy
that will give you no inconvenience nor interfere wn yuu,
hs;,ess Such remedy is ALLcocK's Porous fIAeaEks
These sters experiment they nave oesn s
authorities as we'll as by voluntary TESTIMONIALS
from those who have used them ~s~~~'" ,,-~-,
AIrrocy's Porous PLAsTERs purely vegetable ana
sonc harmless They require change of diet and are
not affected by wet cold Their action does not %
with labor business you can toll and yet DC eu,ea
The most delicate person of either can use them with great
benefit.
, - ;r,;one and do deceived by Misrepresentation
A and let no solicitation explanation induce you 70
accept a substitute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
THE SYRACUSE ALUMNI DINNER.

The dinner Of the New-York City Alumni Association
OF Syracuse University TO be given at Clarks D. morrow
evening will be specially interesting owing TO the fact
that n the first dinner OF this recently organized
assoation and that during the present year Syracuse
University has broken all records previous years
in the number OF its students over $50 have been
registered while large number Of requests have been
given TO the several colleges OF the university. 1t is
expected that Chancellor sims will be present at the
dinner besides q number Of trustees and prominent
alumni over 100 alumni Of Syracuse University are
living In or near New-Iork City, most VI whom have
accepted invitations 10 he present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
THIS VOTING LAWYER ApoLoGIzED.

A. H. Sarasohn, young lawyer aisucu al "pp''"
from district court In the General Term OF lie Court
ot com,non Pleas Yesterday before Judges Pryor and
E,schor The lawyer seemed 10 lie confident That he
WAS going to win his case, and was probably surprised
when Immediately after the case had been arshcu' inc
iudges consulted for few minutes and then dcc"eu
against him. The lawyer made some remarks 10 tie
effect that the court had the power 10 make Snch
decision and minated that 1t was wrong iherc WIS
another consultation, and as the lawyer WIS doo' ~
On ont of tbe room he was called back and told either
t onclorzn 10 the court for his offensive REMARKS or
snow cause this morning why he should not be punished
for contempt. lie apOl0eizcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
GIvJyG BspKrRS LESSONS Iy COURTESY.

The Governing Committee OF the Stock Exchange is stA
Engaged in teaching lessons OF courtesy and selfeoaro
the members. February Is l.. ;. Frankenhcimer
Asel Co. and Edward Pepper. Of Kohn. Pepper & Co..
got into dispute transaction in the bond roorn
The wranee grew warm and Mr.. Fnnkenhelmer applied
emphatic language deogatory his fellow member Yes
,rday tho Governors passed Judgment the VS. and MI
Frank enheuer wsls suspended for ten dgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
A NEW BUILDING FOR THE MANHATTAN LIFE.

1t was learned yesterday that week negotiations were
completed for the purchase OF the buildings Nos c. GO and
6s Broadway. by the Manhattan Life Insurance Company
which occupies No. 1866 BrOadwoy. The seller "
No. 66 Broadway William l.. Kennedy, brother OF
The late Harvey Kennedy the well known Stock Exchange
operator. The other buildings owned by the New.
Ysrk Land Improvement Company The property pus
OAassd has frontage Of 81 feet and extends through ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
coInsEL IYGERso1L WILL SUE THE PREACHER

TUTNHEI INNkhHULI VIII SUE THE PREICHER
Colonel Robert q. lngcrsoll has returned from the
West and yesterday said that he would at once begin
action for libel against the Rev. A. c. Dlxon Of the
Hanson Place Baptist Church, Brooklyn, for saying
that lie. Colonel lngcrsol, had advocated the repeal
Of laws against the publication Of obscene literature
Tho charge was based upon Colonel Ingersors having
been asked to 20 before committee Of Congress to
advocate the repeal of some laws which he says were
represented to him As Interfering with the freedom OF
tho press lie did not, when retained know tho nature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
TIE CATHEDRAL Library.

Under capable management the library Of the parish
Of ST. Patrlcks Cathedral has Increased to 10000
volumes In consequence IL Is to be moved from It's
present qunrtcrs In the school hall 10 separate build
Ing which has been mnde over 20 the library officials
BY the cathedral trustees. a reading room Will be
opened In the new building and all necessary accom-
modaons introduced for those who desire 10 consult
the books. II Is the aim Of the managers TO Increase
the brary's circulation to the extent OF 10000 year
which will entite the officials to draw upon the state
Library Fund for annual aid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
TROrRIES OLE RESINESS MEN

The Sheriff has charge OF the factory Of the Ne
York Cooperaeo Company at Tenthaye. and Fourteen.
st. on an attachment $3.50 IN favor Of C. H. Ogden
Deputy sheriff Finn yesterday took charge Of the prop
erty OF the II. c. Werner SILK Finishing Works. at Ma
40 West Fourcenthst executions Tor 81 1853 Of which
1922 was i1 Of H. c. Werner. and slo3l In favor
Lazarus Reichman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
REc0RDrR SNYrH Is BUSY. TOO.

A meeting Of the Board Of Revision Of Assessments
for work done Riverside Drive was called for p
yesterday In the Controllers ONCE. Corporation
Counsel Clark sent word that he would not be able
to De- present. Recorder smyth, who Is one OF the
Board at this became angry and told the messenger
to say to Corporation Counsel Clark that the Recorder
also busy would hereafter attend no meetings
OF that Board unless lac Informed thnt all the other
members would certainly lie present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25

continued before Commissioner Shields YESTERDAY. MIS-
Mary Allison. who formerly kept house for the ao
cuscd man at No 12G3 Broadway, declared thao 81,
saw three of the pictures said 10 have been shussicu
I'm Spirdons home in 1855. She tried to testify Una.
Noel Kentish a witness for the prosecution ohereu
her bride to testify falsely against Spirtdon Dut
rnugle between the lawyers lasted until the nearing
Nns nhiOnrned. The case will come up again U-uay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
rHD FOOD EXHIBITION At THE IESox LYcEUM.

THB FOOD EXHIBITION AT THE LEN0X LYCEUM.
That there may be delay in having everything In
shape for the opening OF the Food and Health EX
position at the Lenox Lyccum on Monday evening,
March 7, the manager has called meeting OF the eX
hibtors to be held at the Lyceum AZ = o'clock this
afternoon The importance Of having everything I'm
order f. felt v everybody concerned IN the exposition
and the object Of the meeting Is 10 expedite preliminary
arrangements. There will be no drawbacks 10 the
exposition and fuI representation OF food products In
every department will be shown The New York Re
tail Groccrs' Union has succeeded III bringing together
all the elements necessary 10 success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
AZ IRON NlNUFICTUBER,S SUrCIDE

Sharon. Penn. Feb. "A (speciall.-GeOrge ID. Kelly.
partner in of the largest ronwor,ts the She
mango Valley shot himself this afternoon. death result
ing instantly. Kelly wealthy and leaves a large
family. Tho cause Of the deed Is mystery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25

Newest 1t could be learned what price was I''u'
Tho Manhattan LIE Insurance Company will erect al
office building twelve fourteen stories hgh OIL 'V NJ"
property but It known when operations WI 1esh'
Tho company's Of its present quarters etpH'9 al
May, 1894.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
LOOKING INTO DIR. PARKHURSTS CHARGES

The Grand Jury continued it, investigation ycster
day Of the charges brought by the Rev. Or. Charles H.
Parkhurst against DistrctAtorney Nicoll. The fore
man of the November Grand Jury. Henry A. Oakley,
and two OF its members Mcssrs. Brooks and Mciowan,
were witnesses. The two last named it Is said OBJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
IrORTr(T TTRTSTS IN MISSISSIPPI

Jackson. Miss. Feb. Fl (speclnD.-Fivc cars filed
with Northcrncrs arrived In Jackson to-day to attend
tho Interstate Horticultural Convention. which will
hold a three days session. Governor Stone welcomed
the visitors in behalf Of the state. Ex-Governor
Hoard OF Wisconsin, and others responded The city
/, dccked out In honor Of the occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25

For Boston and New England points, take the l.. !
and +. ;. Line train which leaves brooklyn aid l..
Clty at III y. m. daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25
A POINT SCORED FOR SprR1Doy.

Tho hearing in the case Of l.. de Is. Spirdon, art
dealer at No West Twenty secOndst, who Is charged
with smuggling lot of pictures In August, 1887 was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25

timed the evidence On which Billy McGlory was
indicted Mr.. NcO also went before the Grand Jury.
4 prcscntment may be- made today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25

OF the laws The Colonel says that Mr. Dixon t, an
made no satisfactory answer to his demahu ioi -
analogy