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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-13

PrTTsBURG, Feb. s.--John Kane, the eight
year-old son of a woman living in Wiles
street, was enticed from home last evening
by an unknown man and no trace of him has
yet been found. The mother is in poor cir
cumstances. Her husband left her about
two years ago and since then she has not
heard from him. The police believe that he
Is the abductor
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Sentenced at Last for the Assault on the
Baltimore's Crew.

VALPARAISO, Chill, Feb. 5.-Judge Of
Grimes Foster today passed sentence on the
long pending and much discussed Baltimore
assault case of Oct. 16, 1891. His sentence
is subject to review by the court Of appeals
The finding Of the court is as followsi
Carlos Arena, alias Gomez, sentenced to
$40 days imprisonment for wounding VII
liam Turnbull, the coal HEAVIER of the Balti-
more, who died Of his injuries; 800 days for
public disorder, sixty days for carrying a
knife and twenty days for giving an as
sumed name. This makes total OF 920
days.
Jose Abumhda sentenced 10 $40 days i'm
prisonment for injuring Turnbull.
Frederioo Rodriguez sentenced to 140
days imprisonment for wounding Boats
wains Mate Charles W. Riggin, another Of
the murdered American seamen, for public
disorder and for carrying knife.
It is held by Judge Foster that the
evidence does not show that Rodriguez
killed Riggin. On the contrary, is Is claimed
that Higgins death was caused by a shot
which was fired by some unknown person.
Gomez and Rodriguez, under the Chilian
penal code, must pay the families Of Turn
bull and Riggin damages. These damages
are recoverable by civil suit.
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SAN Francisco, Feb. e.-,rhe win Of Moses
Hopkins gives @, ,OOO, 600 10 his wife, Emily,
$4,000 to Timothy Hopkins, his nephew,
the same individual who Is now contesting
Mrs Hopkins-Searles' viii, and Sl00,OOo win
20 to TimOthy's wife aud child.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-13

CARLISLE, Pa, Feb. 1O.-Cora, wife Of
George Frey, OF Newyille, who In septem-
ber last threw vitriol into her husbands
face while asleep, has been convicted. Sen
tence was Suspended.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-13

ALnAHY, Feb. lo.-Ths court Of appeals
decided that Jeromiah Cotto, tho italian
now awaiting death al stng Sing By electro
cutioni must abido by the Judgment Of the
lower court and die
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-13

The Ursinus College Glee Club has
made arrangements to give a grand
concert in the Opera House on Friday
evening, the 10th inst. The following
excellent program has been arranged
for the occasion, full house should
greet them on this occasion:
PART l
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-13

NEWARK, n. j., Feb. i0.-George Dixon,
the champion lightweight puglist says IL
Cal Mccarthy wants another ''r0' with him
he win accommodais him for Any amount
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Monroe Comfy bal due on Tobyhanua
Bridge ....-, --....4........4...4...
LMefne County bai due on Lelleh
lhhhery e,-..--....,.........,.
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Ex-Governor ALFRED MOORE SCALES, Of
North Carolina, at Greensboro.
Professor LEWIS FRENCH STEARNs, of tie
Bangor Theological seminary, at Bangor,
No
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Ion Of nonor-s.. nolIow sehooI.

The following is a report Of No,
school of Mahoning township, G. f,
Lentz, teacher, number Of pupils en-
rolled, 2s; average attendance, %.
Those who attended every day during
the third month are: Nora NJ. Rehrig,
Annie /. Lentz, Lillian A. Lentz, Lillian
E. steigerwalt, Ellen E.Rehrig, Quinton
Steigerwalt, Chas. A. Rehrig. Fourth
month Annie /. Lentz, Ellen g. Rehrig,
Chas. A. Rehrig. Visitors: T. A.
Rehrig, e. j. Lentz, J. A. Auge, Emma
Meyer, James Steigerwalt, Edwin
Lauer, Supt T. A. Snyder, Lewis
Smith, Rev J. II. Smith, Ella and Jessie
Smith, Pierce +. Rehrig.
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NEvAAK, ~ j., Feb. lO.-For the third
time In two months the clothing store o.
Frank Hunt q Looquest, on Broad street.
has been mysteriously robbed.
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There should be no delay in buying
your mems, boys and children's cloth
ing nov at sondheim's Merchant
Tailoring Hall, Maueh Chunk, as our
prices are onethird lower than else
where, and every garment guaranteed.
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JoHssloWE, Pa, Feb. a. fmd has been
started for the starving auaaiana over
500 has ALREADY been subscribed
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KEYSTONE STATE NEWS.
ITEMS WHICH ARE OF PARTICULAR
INTEREST TO PENNSYLVANlANS.

DANN ~ CHN huhufNN NHN AoHs
BRIDeERoRT. Feb 6.-Miss Bridget Nc
Cafferty, perhaps the oldest person in this
state, died here at the age Of ITO years.
m p.,.o s,,. p,,.. 80 tr.,,,ioo,,
Wu1IAMsp3Rr. Feb. s-At a largely
attended meeting of hemlock producers Il
was agreed to raise prices and restrict out.
put during the year,
n...,,... NJ, ...,...s
CtrARvrtD Feb M w H Din
formerly president of the Houtzdale hank.
was found not guilty of embezzlement
~. ~. -
-. - ~ s,,''', A'e,iio e-,.
la, -s "a, Fep. 9OouSi
man, paIV o' mnose oLsa Wsa lii .ethTsyt ,'st..
We week s ago 70 cure insanity I Is liucn Oe''er
1nu ID @Oie 10 WAX auOuV'
$4,000, 900 for B. and o. Improvements.
PTTTsBURe, Feb. sit is stated on good
authority that syndicate of foreign bank
ers has taken the s5,OOO,0OO of common
stock recently issued by the Baltimore and
Sllo ~ hsiiroau company, . me money WI
" SSeU ioi n9eueu iui io''iiion'' vi 'ii'
iO''u
dropped Dead Whiie Waiting.
PITTsnuEa, FEB s'-Miss Katherine shaw,
daughter oil DI. Ihomss W. shaw, OF Ale
s,3 ~ do''u Nv 'N0
''''- " ''-o : -'''Oel 3 ''-''D
Harry shaw convicted
PoTTsvrI.LE, Feb, S-The jury in the case
OF Harry Shaw, son OF ex-Chief of Po-
lice Shaw, whose trial for the killing of
David E. Quinn has been in progress the
past week, has brought in verdict of
guilty of murder in the second degree.
Fight in n Reading Church.
READING. Feb. g-Iu st. Marv's Polish
Catholic church the pastor. the Rev.
Father Mark Janusziewicz took public OK
ception from the altar to a letter written
him by a member, Martin Borosl,. ar5
called the latter a chicken thief. A ii..ht
took place between nearly 200 member f.
which Borosld was severely handled.
Tho R,.o In Coo, s,oo,,.
,r.AnprpurA Fab o-Tba Irc,,fs
saws that the rise In coal stocks ia - tot
operations of a syndicate Of banke. y
by Drexel g. Morgan. Each railroad
pany viii secure control of the toni
originating along it's line. thus liuitiat, l..
number Of sellers To seven or eight,
Oatoher Logan's AWtul Death.
SCRANTON, FEB. 9-Catcher Michael I.o
of the SFTnntOU HngAhail ClT1ll. .tp
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7. f. Arner, extra Commissioners CLERK
and expenses to Allentown, Commits
sioners' Convention. ................, 40 90
J. w. Malloy, subscription to Lansford
RECORD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. bO
L. ID. Bartholomew. supplies for Re-
corder's Ottice.. Observation-Disclosures. 90
j. A. Gutman, blacksmith repairs.,... 35
Charles SchweitZer, making keys and
liking lock-. .............s....-....... OO
George STEM eight ballot bOXes........ 10 80
Frank Schwartz, coffin for Stangley... Is 90
Joseph Grausse, repairing clocks So. 90
VIM. Schadle, overpaid tax, ls90......, 90
Yaeger Brothers, repairing chairs..... 50
Michael Cassidy, auditing accounts of
Recorder and ProthOnOtary. ......... 90 90
j. j. Boyle, employing men TO dig grave 90
Frank Schwartz, burial Of r. McNulty. II 90
Yaeger Bros, burial Of unknownlnan. % 90
FrankWhite, clock for Recorders office 10 90
Albert Breithaupt, taxes Overpaid..... 20 SO
Prof Blitz, rebate on rent.............. 60
S. w. Shaw, COunty's share Comms-
slOners' Convention. On...........t....... 5 90
House and jail i................ q5 90
Henry Miller, for ID. Oscar Chrlstmau,
hauling ......+.ssss............ %
Franz Mackl, surveying for Dist. Atty. 90
Carbon Advocate, subscription......." l 90
L. Isaacs, Observation-Disclosures. l 90
James Mckinley, sprinkiing. ......... IS 90
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RUPTURE Bas X SSs$ $ss %s$$'5S%SS Z q W;
Philadelphia, Pa, S. Jones Philips, Hennef
Square "a T. A. KIeitz, statlngion, Pa. (; Il. II.
sunhury, Pa; d. j, Dellett, 2f4 s. Twelfth 81
Heading, Pa VIM. Dix, 1926 MOnfr0se ST.,
fhiadephia; II. L. Rowe, 800 Kim st., Heading,
Reading Pa. Send Tor cireniar ~
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ephe ladies' Aid Society of The
Methodist Episcopal church will meet
al the residence Of Mrs. Charles
Smith, on Second street, Saturday
afternoon.
The Ladies' Mite Society Of Trinity
Lutheran church will meet at the
usual place on Saturday afternoon.
Business OF Importance will be trans
acted and members are urged 70 be
prsrent
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-13

Colonel Daniel Hall, Of Dover, has been
elected department commander Of the q. A.
R. at Concord, N. H.
The annual meeting of the New York
State Grange closed at Oswego. The next
meeting will be held at Ithaca.
The Prohibition party in Michigan is to
join hands with the state Peoples party in
the coming state, county and township cleo
tions.
Congressman Andrews says that United
States cruiser No. II viii hereafter be known
as Marblehead, having been named after
Marblehead, Mass.
Alice Mitchell, who is charged in Mem
phis with the murder of Freda Ward, is de-
spondent becsuse her lawyer told her she
will not behanged She wants to die and
meet her victim.
AT the head of Squaw gulch, Cripple
creek, Colo, at the depth of thirteen feet, a
chimney Of ore has been discovered which
is a perfect mass Of shining gold 1t is es-
timated as worth from $4,000 to $751; 900 a
ton
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Towamcnslng Township.


We, the undersigned, Auditors Of the County
OF Carbon, State OF ofPennsyvania. elected aud
appointed ana duly sworn according to law, do
report that we met In the office of the County
commissioners, audited, adjusted and settled
according to law the accounts of James T. Mul-
hearn, Treasurer, Henry Miller, Daniel Cannon
and j. @. Sendel, County Commissioners, and
Hiram 7; Levan, Sheriff OF SAID county, for the
year ending Dec. 3lst, 1891, commencing our
work on the trst Monday OF January, A. d., 1892
and completing II on the 23rd day OF January
A. D., 1892, and that the accounts settled as
above and hled IN the Office OF the ProthonOtary
are correct.
We again recommend that some riethod
should be decided upon between the C,qlnty
commissioners and County Treasurer 80 That
when monies due the county are paid into the
treasury proper credit can at once be gwen on
the DOCKS IN the Commissioners ofliee We al
SO recommend the purchase of a complete set
OF books for the use of the County.
We commend Commissioner CLERK Lawlor
Tor Ills efficiency in the discharge OF his dulles,
ana extend thanks for courtesies shown and AS
sistance given during our deliberations.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set cur
iands and seals this twenty-third day Of jan.
A. G. PETERS,
q. w. MoRTHINRR, SAuditOrs
JOHN s. MILLER.
Attest: JOHN j. O'BRIRH, Clerk.
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County Institute.
+. A. Snyder, County Institute. ........ II
Temporary Loans and Interest.

Temporary Loans and Interest.
Linderman Nat. Bank, note go. 1000 90
Linderman Nat. Bank, note. 10. 1000 90
Linderman Nat. Bank, discount 80 90
-- 1900 90
InqusitiOns.
t. r. Williams, inquisition Jno.
Browns bOdy...s.,.....,..... p a
J. j. Boyle, j. p, inquisitiOn,
Martha Wech................ 10 T8
Harkins .............'......,. SOS
II. G. Haas bodies at Evansville 20 25
w. W. Buck, =" 10 90
JJ.Boyle, boiler explosion, four
DOuleS.. eS..s.sss..s-..sE..s..ssss. VI W
j. s. Fisher, services In Blose
caSe.s...ssss.ssss- .ss.ss..s- ~ 81
w. ii. Gruber, BlOse inquisition 81
j. s. Fisher, Patrick Brisln.,.. % 0s
State Hospital, Danyie, board and
med. attendance for insane. .......... Csc 90
Thos. McCamant, Treas. State Tax 1890. 4l2O 81
Scalp bOunty.... ......................... % 20
Recorder 8 teeS. S........s.... ....s...... u 80
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To pelinauents.

You get the CARBON ADVOCATE by
nail, lust look at the direction tab on
your paper, and you will see just how
much you are indebted for the paper;
remit the same by Postal Note, Money
Order or Greenbacks without delay.
We need the money-a dollar or two to
each is not much, the aggregate to us
amounts TO hundreds of dollars. Come,
gents, pony up. Address.
H. V. MORTIMER, Prop.
Dehighton, Pa.
Deiinquents living in this neighbor-
hood will please call and settle, and
save % cents for collection.
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Statement Of Resources OF Carbon County.
january At 1904


Due from Tax Collectors.
II. I. Reihman, East Maueh Chunk
1859 IaEes,....., ,.......;. ;................ rs %
1890 taxes.. ..., .,,........... 27s s7
VIM. Hester l4ansfOrd, 1890 taxes... IS
J. j, Sweeney, Banks Twp, 1891 taxes 2,03f 10
j. stelgerwalt, East Penn Twp, 1891
ldAtosss ssssss-sssss-ssss..sssssss 90 81
Martin Chrlstman, East Mauch Chunk,
lo9l taxes ,... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 236 o.
NJ. Setter, Franklin Twp, 1891 taxes. Gii o.
Mm. Hester, LansioTd, 1921 taXes..... III %
Mm, B, kehrig, I.eh!ghion. 1891 taxes. 2i3 40
j, Potter, Lausanne Twp, 1891 taxes. q n
Jacob Sandel, Mauch Chunk, 1891 taxes 3,0a3 %
VIM. Lewis, Mauch Chunk IWp., 1891
NlAea.sss ss.ss+-..s-sss s...rssssssssrssr az %
j. j. Gearhart, Packer Twp, ai taxes ~ Of
j. + Chrlstman, Penn Forest lWp.,
Ahal NlAeass sssssf sfssfs-ssssss Aut ~
N. Green, PaTryYiile, 1871 tn1cs........ ll2 SO
VIM. Miller, summit Hin. 1901 taxes. % 26
o. II. Greer, iowamensing Twp, 1874
W. w, Buck Weaihery 1891 taxes. ,226 50
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Borougha and Townships Owing the
County for Maintaining Insane AZ Asylum.
Franklin Twp. james spohn, ,.,.,..... 172 50
Penn Forest Twp, Mary kaiiner aud
Tlmmolhy Getl l,.,,...,.......;..... si2 o6
Middle Coal Poor nr|sirci, maintain
auco ol Chaz. ahultE, Zach, Hart
nan, Michael Boyle. Jqha SCHULZ. sgI ol
Lower ioWamensing tWp, Martin
nu3uel. sst.t ts-s .sss.st. .sss.-sss.sssr. ~ ~
Naisluoui Million ueibcft. 900 %
l.Ql Is
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individual Accounts OF County Commits
sioners. Sworn Statements Filed.
HENRY MILLER.
1877 days az $50 per day....... ESQ co
l72 trips 10 office at ilc, per trip p 81
Team hire and tIayel'g expens. a 20
Expenses 10 Harrisburg and
Commissioner COnXenton.. 40 90
- 73 60
DANIEL CANNON.
1856 days az $3.50 per day.. 6sG 90
174 days expenses at Co. Seat. ia 90
Travelling expenses. rs 90
Expenses 10 Harrisburg a nd
Commissioner Convention. 40 40
j. c. sENnRL.
i6t days, at $3.50 per day.. B2s 90
l5l trips, railroad fare .......... i05 20
Expenses to Harrisburg........ Il CO
Ex penses. ses........................ 428
"a 65O IA
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BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS,
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS OF THE
WORLD FROM NEAR AND FAR.


densed for Our Readers.
Friday, Feb. D.
Judge John Ritter, the defaulting cashier
Of the defunct Glasgow bank at Lexington,
Ky, has gone mad.
There are from seven to ten inches Of first
class ice on the Kennebec river, but bad
weather prevents it being harvested
A stock company has been organized at
Burlington, Ia, to loan money at per cent.
TO Russians who wish to emigrate to this
country
Forty Russian Jews were landed at New
Bedford, Mass, yesterday, the agent Of the
Baron Hirsch fund having found employ
ment for them.
John Delaney, while walking along the
canal towpath at Bloomfield N. j.. last
evening, was set upon by three highway
men, who after numerically beating him,
robbed him Of the money he had.
Patrick McGrath, seven years of age OF
Newark found loaded cartridge while
playing with his brother George and placed
II on the stove, which was red hot An ex.
plosion followed, and both children were
badly hurt. They were taken to the hos
pital
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Carbon County,

Jan. ., 1891. To balance received from
George DolOn, late Treasurer. ....,...S 1888 40
Raoot,+s T,, No..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25

Times, has reviled the man VINO enaolc" ~"
parneIl to convict it of tlaflicking with 'of4efS.
The ey-treasurcr of the Land League has 'olu
tho truth about the ruin wrought III ifcIahu
bv Free Trade and has converted a lar2e "o"S
Of Irish Democrats into Republican Prvtectoh-
lists. That is why be is hated ana ie'hcu ny
American Free Traders. They know that MS
mower and influence have been increased by
their own partisan and malcyolent assaults
upon him during the last four years.
What these parisans of Mr.. Cleveland 90 iio'
atteupt 10 do is to demonstrate that Minister
Egan's argument from Irish history against
FREQ Trade is false. This they cannot do'
Irisbmcn in America know that their native
country has not fourishod under Free Trade
and that Mr. Parncll was right when he de-
Glazed that nothing but Protective policy
would restore its industrial fortunes. Every
Irishnan knows in lis heart that English I rec
Trade has been ruinou' policy across the sen.
Why should the bulk of the lfiSh vote IL the
United States lie cast against pIotectlcn ms
wear. and for a candidate who Is England
choice from Lands End to Bonnie Dundee
That is a question which Mr.. MacVcagh is yeFi
caeful not TO discuss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
my MR.. EGAN is ATTACKED.

There is one thing which Mr.. MacVcagh does
not attempt TO explain when he attacks a
prominent Irish American like Mr.. Egan III the
hope Of winning votes for Mr.. Cleveland. That
is why an r>hman in America should do tae
very thing which every Englishman at homo
wants to have him do--namcy TO vote for the
Democratic party During recent years Iic-
land has had practical experience of the opera
ton Of the Free Trade system The island
ha, not prospcred It's population has been
starved and forced ont by the million; the
agricultural interests have declined and no new
manufacturing industries have been introduced.
There is nothing iii the lamentGb)e record OF
IClands msfortunes aud impoverishmeat to
tempt an Irish American 10 vote for Free iade
in the United States. The recent history Of
The island is warning 10 Iiishmcn in America
that the English FrceTrade policy is fraught
with ruin and disaster
This was the view which Mr.. Egan adopted
after he became a naturalizcd citizen in the
United States. His speeches made in the lIar
rison canvass of 1883 were grounded upon the
economic history of Ireland, and thousands of
intelligent Irish -Americ5ns were influenced by
them. His brave and successful stand for Pro-
tcCtlOH cAClicu INC HO>tllltV anu resentment OF
the American FreeTradc press. Accordingly,
be was bitterly assailed when he was appointed
Minister to Chill, and was increasingly reviled
by ultra Cleveland journals like 1.-THE Evening
POST when he made resolute stand in Santi-
ago for American rights, and was exposed to
the enycnomed hostility of the English resi-
dents there When he returns TO tho United
States with an honorable record Of faithful dis
charge Of diplomatic duties under circumstances
OF exceptional difficulty and even personal dan
ger il is natural for Mr.. MacVcagh and the
Democratic press to display their resentment
They have not forgotten how influential a part
he took in the canvass Of 1883, and what ex-
cellent work he accomplished for the Protec-
ton cause
1t is as easy to explain why Frce-Trade Jour-
nails like 1.-THE Evening POST dislike Minister
Egan as it is to understand why "The London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
MoDJFsKA As RoSALIND.

Nine. Modjesla, at the Garden Theatre began the
,,ird and last week OF her present engagement with
nr,ducion of As You Like IT. ana performance
o; Ro,nlnd This embodiment m romantic fahcy'
human tenderness, and piquant and fascinating gee
No. In, boo, known for It's sparkle and refinement
and przcd for lis celebrating buoyancy and winning
Grace II has many admirers and 1t thoroughly pleased
.hor, Inst NIGHT There Is not any quality in Nine
Modieska's plcscntmcnt of Rosallnd that makes IL
ds,inctiyey superior TO the average portrayal OF
that much perplcxcd ideal. The imperial bearing Is
conspicuous merit, and 50 is the h"en' mii'h-".no"
wells without conccalng, the tender heart Ill th's'
-. A., o,h.r emhodiments by Nine. M0dleSla, the most
consricious and impressive quality Is inbllect"h
character. sense Of strong and fine mental per
sonallty is dinu.cd by this actress and TINS Is t'e
crown Of her AIT. Romantic beauty Of person mas
also some part In her conquest Of tic piolc ndmra
lion She was often and loudly app auded Mr:
u,r simmer PLAYED Orlando, In Competent mood OF
sentiment aud with much deft railiery. Mr.. JOIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
L ERSDN1I.
dent Harrison

Y Y standish the new president Of Lombard
I,n,ve,sity Galesbnry H., claims descent from the
famous Puritan captain Of that name who came over
+, the Noyeovcr lie l. A native ~ Vermont. and
In, been professor OF mathematics 1T GdlesDusS since
led.
Dr. F. W. Donald. who has accepted the call 10
to plstoratc Of Trinity Church in Boston. Is receiving
from the secular press OF that city some very Halter
inS editorial notices.
\ Buffalo bartender claims that he was in Law
renee MISS. about two weeks ago. AMI WHO the@
saved General Dutcr from OnScd bath, II ho' ron
drowning. The General, It is asserted, was on the
Merrlmac River In rowboat, gon; shore IRON one
~ his vessel, OF which he several, both freight
and passenger plying between NrwturypoIt ana Law
renee when hi- craft was cnpszed in the rapds The
BufialOnian theieupCn went to The rescue.
40 such universal homage was shown in Paris
Mt Remains funeral hns D,,n paid any other man. II
Is said. since Victor lucos death
Miss Frances willard. The Prohibition hctunF,
strngy advocates Jean lngclo~ for Poet Laureate
Of In Gland although she cyincc, no hop" That shch
Will ~ The Quecn's-or Mr. Gladstone '-4H"'''
Mrs, harrison, portrait. 10 De- painted bN an artist
not vet selected. ls lecn provided or by the DauSh-
ter. 4 t,. American Revolution In Washington, and
will Doe sent T. adO:n The gallery IN tr Nlc HOUSE,
uar-c,, browning. now about forty three years Of
acc and i resident o. Venice. was IN CHRIST ChuFch
COLLEGE oxford at the same time Allen Thorn
dixie EIce. md the two had lodgings together for
Zinc. vi. browning says that Wnrn hc was on!N I'VE
t,r, Old lc wrote vc-scs which led RuSkin 20 declare
That the child destined to become poet. IN
however. Mr.. browning In, become painter.
sherman anil samuel Iloar, own brothers, an both
on the stump IN Massachusetts, tie young Congress
man advocating Cleveland and FREE Trade apd samuel
Iloar working for President Harrison and Protection