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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Jan 27.-Speoial; =
Major A. p Rowe. 1ie,srs. W. J.. Brad ey
and A. x. Phillips. IT.. on the part of the city
council. Mr.. w. r. White n the part O.; the
citizens and Mr. 81. George J.. itznusn,
from the chamber of commerce, have oeen
appointed committee o. visit WASH
inet0n and appear before the Committee
on Rivors an Harb rs of tho Hou-e OF
representatives and urge a larger Apr lpra-
tioo for the improvemeut of the kappanan-
mock river 10 tbs place. The committee IS
now in correspondence with Congressman
Jones AS 10 the most slitab time, and thy
will visit Washington some sine next Wees
Mr. G.. g.. Wheat. OF Stanton. Grand Mas
ter of Odd Fellows of NJ re Ma. pad Myrl 9
Lodge. NO. so. OF this cry. an Official visit
last night He was greeted by the members
OF tie order in large NUM- ,ers and found tie
ferrino DEGREES on several cand. dates and lis
tening to speeches the gathering enjoyed a
sumpruous supper. which was served ID honor
of the grand masters visit. While here dr..
Wheat was the guest of Grand Representa-
tive 4. j. BOWering.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

OMAHA. NrB.. Jan. 27.-The Union depot
was the scene %. @ peculiar acc dent -
which ,nroo urinoton and Missouri en-
glnes were completely dem Ii.s4ed ye tor
day. AL accommodation tram nnl 81 pulled
in h0r Plat'smoutl Wren o Light eng ns
backe4 down the me Or .ck % l-t out 90 the
wey of q through tran. some one MISPLACED
the switch aud the through tram crashed INTO
the light engine te.e-c0niug Do. VIII the ac-
commodati0n rain md complete y demo .sl-
ING two of the engines le tralnnsn
jumped TO escape in ury. but Fireman Dolan
and Engineer Dryi0on both received br ken
arms. The passengers We're badly shaken up,
but beyond g few .luise- Were not injured.
The loss t. tie company Will beHOOut --J,oyo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

LEXINGTON. Va. Jan. 27-lSpecal The
probable murder OF Patrick 5. Mccarthy TIC
railroad man whose body was ounl 40 tho
Iime kiln bridge. three miles rom the ~.
is stin shr0uded IN mystery. Coroner kelly
has been 0usily engaged all q y investigating
the case. and adjourned over until To- morrow
i'm order 10 complete tine eyi ence many Wit
uesses being sum uoned. Nrs stu and
Freeman finished post norton this morn ng
and reported that deceased came 10 bus death
from paralysis of the heart CAUSED by severe
sho0k Several bruises We're found on ms
person, but not suth lent 90 cause death .ut
showing he was badly punished, No other
arrests were made to-day and VIII not until
Ter the coroner conn .et-s his no uiues.
Mccarthy was u uat ve OF harr son burg d.,
from which place be came here oul e.gh-
teen months ID. uis body was ta"e there
bv his ather at noon to-taY Tie evide-ces
so tar shows that two parties wt guilty az
rough treatment 10 the iere sell and they
are Dell for further deyeio menis he case
Is creating great intere aud drawing large
crowds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

I'M most substantial hope o. peace and
order "a the South and Cent ID American Re
iublics is founded not upon the growth OF an
enlightened p Utica sentiment among the
mongrsl Lative popuatlons-probabiy the
most mixed IN the world-but u BON the enor-
nous investments o. foreign capital " hich in
t last ew years have been made in those
countries. and which are continued TO be
ms 20 in spite of the prevailing disturbances
Tie Investments OF American and English
"a ital IN Mexico a.oue IN the four
yea1s ending with January l. 1892.
are est mated to ain INT TO about
slG0.O0l0a0. Several thousand millions
OF foreign capital invested IN Mexico would
cue he owners TO establish a protectOrate
over hat re uhlic by force eiore they would
perlait their property to he ruined or even
seriously injured by great interna. dis
order fnere would be the same action on
the part o. toreieD cap talists in South
'ueIica as soon As their holdings have in
creased very greatly beyond their present
volume.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

FARNvuLr. Va. Jan 21.-fSpecisl A
colored barber l. c. Bethel had one OF his
emp yes. Clarence tdmonds. 10 leave here
tax Nc Jour his razors and other pro erty
from his establishment. lie lett on freight
train. on which 70 is supposed lie stole a
riie 10 Pamrhn. Teegra passel between
the officers her aud pamphl City. and an
officer was o.sl atcned there and the mis-
creani br ught ack here Tor trial. The
articles carried on We're reco cred.
4 he swndler ldridge VINO p ssed bogus
check and robbed boarding house. went 10
Pamplin CITY and tried 90 work the same
game and told tho same story OF start n II
broom factory. but he was unsuccessful IL de-
trauding any one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

There Is now 0n exhibition at tho art
OF LeItwlou Brothers 70 p0rtr.Ntp i Jol. IIa.
den loasants which ia -a.d y those ssh.
member him fa be a SIC a.ng likeness
twill remain there ew aa. longer
tie ad nirers and po.s iron'a ODD t..-
finoui.aeN AirginHn ORE have Che r.e.
an seeins hi- verl-slm.ltu Ie 40 tho tI.
MIR pitasarts death eDrualy 20.
0nlI Likeness q lim I'D existence wls % RI
reotvpe. somewhere m Philadelphia.
In order that bus children insight uafe b.
friend. llr. John r. llomp-oa sought
ouuI Sc. and from TEA hre s'ee. er-
wa made .Or che North A. eucan e'.'
accompany a Sketch o. John III.
pleaslnts and bis Times. by B. u
Bar our. published 70 March.
this eugra ny Str. William joel Brown
painted the portrait W. spa o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

tho lannon's Sherman Antitrust bill, the VIZ
ginians through their Legislature Pi'fo'0
tackle the big monopolies on their own nc
count as a matter OF old Dominion '''''''V"'
The House Of Delegates at kicn'non' % 'o"-
sidering bin which if passed Is eNp''''u y
knock monopolv into the semolahce VI
cockedbat =. The virginians are applying
the knife 20 the wrong spot. IL -
to ofer special privileges and exemptions -
mononolv on the one hand. WINE seeking
70 nrob,bit il on the other from taxing
advantage Of such concessions Inc ''u''
monster 8 the creation Of high tarins an OF
speciai legislation IF the Nlrginians uiu
deal il a f,tal blow. let them wor, t. Abolish
the one and reduce the other to revenue
basis"
Ir no, generally known that Congress
annually appropfiates very considera.
s,m for tine maintenance of forts on the
Canadian trontier Two hundred thousand
dollars were appropriated by the last Congr 3
for the enhancement o. the military post -
plattsDurs where company of infantry has
been long stationed. cavalry and artillery
Junction. in Vermont. near the eastern shore
OF Lake Champlain 1t is not anticipated
that there will be an early WAY between
Canada md tie United States. but the recent
disturbance in Chill have called renewed at
tention 70 or national de- ensrs both Oh the
Canadian and the Mexican borders.
Corrox is not Only kim. but has the power
Of transmitting his dignity. The carnival
now in progress IN Augusta. Ga. Is known as
the Carulva. of King cotton H.. TINS be ng
the third cotton carnival winch has been cele-
brated IN that prosperous and enterprising
city. King Cotton IN Augusta on.y retains
his severe gnty one year, but his successor is
AZ much of monarch as his predeces or
We hope that the Au u-ta dynasty Will be re-
heated from year 10 year l.r as treat length
Of time as marked tho rule OF the Egyptian
dynasties.
s.v,ron HILL has called his Democratic
State Convention meet n Alb ny on the
I'd of Febru.ry He is evidently determined
70 make hay while the sun ID mes and have
IiI delegates chosen O. the Chicago conven-
ton while he uas trm hold on the machine.
lie ma in this way be aule Z kill o Cleye-
anI. but he viii " any means make ms
own calling and election sure.
IT Is now reported that the President had
gotten wind of the fact tla, Chill intended to
send in her reply TO his ultmatum by ues-
day. so he hurried up his message TO Con-
press to anticipate her He had written tie
message and did not want it wasted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

COMMITTING on tie introduction Of the
Ant-Monopoly bill in the legislature the
Philadelphia Record says: Not content with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

LYMAN. Va. Jaa. 20. ec'al
cr.dod school huilung a. All wlt. i-
fnre was entirely consumed tr Ire
dav. llo hrt on mates on tAe r.oi
partly covered by insurance
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IT Is now reported that the President had
gotten wind of the fact tla, Chill intended to
send in her reply 10 his uitlmatum by Tues
day. so he hurried up his message TO Con-
eress TO anticipate her He had written TIE
message and did not want it wasted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

There are 152 names the eligible list for patrol
men, They have passed the tests out OF 900 VINO 'lod
In the suit of Mrs. Annie Kline 10 secure limited
divorce from Ellis E. Kline. whom she marrel mn
1887 at Hackensack, y. j.. Kline testhed In thc on-
preme Court yesterday that his wife poured the boiling
contents of coffee pot In his face after they quar-
relied one day.
Counsel for silas c. Wheat principal OF the pubnc
school In Canarsie who arrested last month on a
charge of brutaly whipping SON of l.. '. Davis one
OF Ids pupils. applied yesterday in the supreme court
10 have the removed from the jurisdiction Oh d
Justice peace in Faands and sent 70 the Grahd
Jury Wheat says that there is prejudice agains him.
and wants the case removed to have fair trial
Police Superintendent Campbell duty again
yesterday and said he had entirely recovered from his
sudden attack of Illness on Wednesday.
Mrs. Theresa Piccon daughter of Charles Bianco.
whose viii has been probated giving his money to an
other daughter, Mrs. Louisa Dolfnl, is suing To re
cover an interest the estate the ground that the
will was secured by improper influence.
Rudolph L. Dams, architect of the 18Th Regiments
new armory. will longer be paid for supervising the
construction OF the building, but superintendent VIII
be employed lie has been receiving . /" per cent
on the cost for plans like amount for supervision
Bids for street lighting the terms at
present were opened yesterday at the Office of the City
Works Department. The gas lamps cost 500 year
save in the territory Of the Brooklyn Company, which
furnishes the light at $40 so lamp and the electric
lights $3.50 so each, so cents night. The street
lighting appropriation lie $4,000
The directors of the new Brooklyn Warehouse and
Storage Company have elected the following officers
President, L. b. Bartlett president Of the Empire
Storage Company vice president John r. Van Wormer
secretary Of the Lincoln Storage Company; treasurer,
C. T. Christensen, president of 'he Brooklyn Trust
Company; secretary, Guy Du Val; counsel, john a.
Nichols The company has secured site and VIII
SION bec1n work on "A nine story freproof building.
1t is thought possible that Chauncey NJ. Depew mag
enter the board OF directors later
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

\ FAMILY OF iRREL MAY RE>I TT ~ MURDER.
Michael MoGloyre. A white haired man. evenly five"
years old wa, arrested Wcue day night NJ Babylon
f. l. on a warrant Issued by Justice Cooper. charge
Of s1Shlug hi, wife and daughter Maggie. with
Maggc's injuries sc:iOis ard SHE j. reported TO
be I'm a critical condition. The oG man and his
family have moi lived happily for some time he swing
that his wife aud daughter anxious TO get him out
Of the way 50 n, to get possession Of his property.
According to the story Of the two women McGloyne
got up carly on Wednesday morning and without
urovocatlon ATTACHED hi, vito aud daughter with a
r,zor while they were lying In bed lie sa,ied them
cbcut the face and hands and cut his daughter about
the Abdomen I'm a shocking manner When the neigh
Dor, heard Of the a-,sn they sent for The nearest
Musicians Lut none would respond. which caused
much Indignation TO be expressed. All the doctors Of
women dccllo.d because they said. they did not want
20 get mixed mp ia ia" and be compelled TO 20 TO
Rivcr;oad and testify In court.
McC!ovnc denies That he attacked MS wife and
daughter without prOyocatOn, and says he WIS com
nclcd 10 IL. the razor in ~elfdcfcncc. lie ho
wa, first attacked Is Edward Griffith. young man who
had hccn r1yng attention to hi, daughter Maggie
against his wishes. The old man alleges that Grifhh
broke Into his rom and assaulted him with club.
His wife and daughter, he says aided Gffith In tho
assault made upon him. lie says that he was forced
to cut his wife and daughter IN defending himself.
McGoync arragncd h-t nght before Justice
Cooper when he W., represented ~ counsel The
examination wns adjourned until saturday. Mc'Il0ync
was committed TO the lookup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
%TATtN ISLAND.

PHYSICIAN AND MATRON AT ODDS.
The Medical B0ard Of the smith Inhrmary met NJ
the nGrmary nj Ncw-Brighon yesterday afternoon
to investigate the and allegations OF neglect
Of duty and incompcency which have been cr'u-
lated against A. l.. Macken student, VINO acts IL
the resident physician AT the infrmary. Mr. MacKch
IS about twenty five years old. native OF MdhIct"h'
" T. and is "A student at the College oil Ihyslcmh'
and Surgeons In New York. He has been c"hhectd
with the lnhrmary seventeen months. The charG
against Macken it is said. were The result Oh d
quarrel which took place between him ana Miss To- H.
Lampe the matiOn and superintendent. MISS Lamps
charged the student with cndclvorng 10 turn INC
employees and nurses against her The boaiu "''o
hearing The reports exoncrated Mnckcn OF All charges
which they say were without foundation, ann mehy
praised him for the Efficient manner In WHICH ne ~
tend, 10 his duty Their; Is considerable feeling a'oh7
the Womcn's Board OF Directors against MISS Lamp
for the manner in which she conducts the INSTITUTIONS
md the Board has called meeting for next Mohu'>
TO investigate the complaint. wherg!n sh" !, chatt'u
with having introduced tyranrlcl ruI'' T" VIM"
the cmpioy,~ ard patients are subjected. .,..t-.
Mis- Lampc. the superintendent OF tH' lH9lI.,..'''
il nm attractive young woman. and grH'luaf vi
bellevue Hospital said thnt the ruiloI> 'pn
Cerulng hcr~ the results of petty Jealous''n uh
The part 81 certain women who arc cOhhccNd VIII
the management Of the iuhrmaI3'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

marty This enrnCcd Rosa and he attempted TO draw
a pistol The other men became mVCIN'H III t''ue
glc during which they upset lamp leaving all III thc
dark Before another light could be procured, NVi'
ccul was stabbed in the left breast ana rl4nt Eon,
When light ", brought stlleto was fouhd on tne
floor and LconardO VITO and Carlos sabato hhu run
awny The wounds received by Corluccu are danger
Gus. and he IS likely 10 die.
MOUNT vERNON.-A Dispatch was received i ed y r,n
terday from Aescmblyman Ryan, saying tnat the DIL,
nrovldlng for a city charter for Mount Vernon hah
PASSED the Assembly and would be sent to the senate
az once II gave mach satisfaction and copies OF ue
dispatch were posted In conspicuous places. III ~.
Spouse to a petition, signed by many citlhehs, INC
hoard Of Trustees has appointed special election for
Monday next. between and p. m. to vote upon ilc
oue. ton of cty charter and the privilege OF voting
has been extended 10 women. inasmuch aS about one
fourth Of the real estate is Ownel by women n pro
ponderancc Of public sentiment avors the bill. Inc
election for town Officers will be- held on March ~;
The new charter provides that the city election sha
take place the third Tuesday OF May.
NEW-EOCIIELrE.-A special election VIII be hcld III
New Rochelle on Monday for the purpose of SUD
milling voters OF the village whether tev are
I'm favor Il adopting the provisions OF the proposed cts
charter or against It, The polls Will be open fro
] 10 III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
NOTES Is THE FIELD OF LABOR.

The members OF the largest organization OF painters in
this city fallen fighting thenseVc, Pro-
gressiye Painters Union No. has been affiliated with
Local Assembly ISIS Knights Of Labor, but
Of meeting OF the union unsuccessful attempt
made withdraw from the knights. After the meet
log vas adjourned sscial meeting called. at which
a large number OF members OF the decided to
Knights 1t sad that several hun
dred members OF the Union have joined this movement
Each faction delegate the Board OF Walking
Delegate and a result there 10 bitt-r quarrel.
John Downey, the builder who is erecting the new
Aston Hotel Fffth-ave.. d yesterday that committee
O. walking delegates had upon his refusal discharge
tho non.unlon engineers who working hotels
ordered all the carpenHrs cabnctna&efs and wood.
carvers employed in shops West Thirty
stop work The refused do this. 1t is expected
Tat TIE "Downey strike" may be renewed today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
uAssING AGAINST THE TELEPHONE PEOPLE.

Vow that the bill authorizing the appointment OF a
comm ssn TO regulate tephone New.York and
BROOKLYN introduced N both tranches Of the
Legislature the Telephone Subscribers Association and
the Ioard Trade and TranspOrtaton preparing 70
give the active support Unless some action IS
taken Oh one tccphonc blls before the hearing
which is set Wednesday, committees from
both VIII Albany that day 70 present the
arguments Of the business OF New York and Brook
lvn against the present .xtoroHate Tn following
committee appointed to represent the Board Of
rrlie: G. waldo smith cha c. G. Shayne c. =
Iralsted Thomas J. Main. Henry c. Valentine Samuel
W FarchLd. jeremiah Fitzpatrick. William McCatrOl
Thomas Barrett Morris 5. Wise. William H. Pai-ons I'd
win A. McAlpn Ferdinand F. Earle j. S. Nugcnt George
J.. Pease c. ). Lttel, Thomas c. Smith. Vincent Il.
Travers. William II. Middleton John y. Sttarns, i. A.
Kursheedt Darwin Il. james, Captain Ambo-e Snow. f.
s. A. de Lima and John Abend ON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
ALMOST HER FIRST KEQCFS7. TOO

From The Detroit Free Press.
They rad been married a me- Fh and the world had
been turning for them upon axis OF gold lulrlc1isI
with honey.
The harmony OF happy hearts filed their souls with
divine rupture AID the hours few la on mcodious
wings.
This day the first shadow had touched with gray
the leaves 10 their path
" No. Ethel" he said firmly. yet Kindly, q cannot
do It," '''''''
bride-asks You 10 d. II for her sake" and she came
and kd her soft white about his neck and turned
her appealing eyes 10 his.
He bowed his head and ldsscd her golden hair
IL h 0w. know. Ethel" he said In tender pro.
testing tones, but this cannot do. You sb6nld
net ask It: you who are Than all the world TO
me-
The young wifcs hands fell to her sides, she shook
under A storm OF sObS, and q shower o! tear, wei
the sweet pink roses In her cheoss
The young husband was not less moved. but the
determined look did not leave hi face.
Ana Won will never. never grant your Efhcls
request >" she asked stepping back from him.
Never. Ethel never he replied ia harSlIcr tone
than he mad yet used /" | am winc only too glad and
willing, 10 do anything you ask In reason. bn never
never. never Will consent to call your father papa
and that ends it,
George had spoken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
TOR v. Y. CENTRIL'S NEW BCILDING'
THE ORIGINAL PLANS ALTERED HND SOMEWHAT
AMPIIFIED.

THE ORIGINAL PLANS ALTERED And SOMEWHAT
AMPLFIED
The pl,ns Of the York Central with regard 10
tho pr,pc-ed Office building adjoining the Lincoln Saie
DEPOSIT Company's building In Forty -7econd@t' near
pirb ave hive been chau,,d Il. The railroad has agreed
To ,cll TO the Deposit Company part Of IT. hhd ana
the Lincoln Company viii acquire hfty feet front IN
Forty >,c,ndst and depth OF about cightyhve pet
The pr,c. il unirr,tOOd to " about 100000. Tie
dir,rtor, u the ~ah, DEPOSIT Company have not yet
dec dcd what Will be dorc IN the Of utilizing the
nnd but II probable that tho present building VIII De
extended. The company IL already making additions
for warehouse purposes I'm tho rnr OF the present
Lincoln building. and IN the course OF time IL VIII
doubles, have sifuctur covering the ground between
Forty -ecOnd and Forty S., with frontage ot
$50 feet In each street. The growth Of the warehouse
and storage business r. demanding larger facilities.
Although The price paid ior the property IS big
one the directors FELT Just, fled In securing the land nj
once before The Central had begun building. especially
rs II nadc IT, original requirements Of real estate al
moderate ncur->.
Tic or!sinal plan II The New-York Central was 10
cr>ci bnGiag with frontage u seventy five feet.
lcnvlng the coruer bindings they now for Tho
lime being. The Snlc 10 the Lincoln safe Deposit Com
pany leaves the railruad with frontage In Forty
second Of 100 feet and It j. probable that tie office
building which + prop,>cd to erect will cover all the
remaining ground owned by that rad AT Inrl and
Forty second It, The tenants ~ the present budlngs
have been formally requested 20 move. II il said
10 ~ doubtful II the Adams Express Company. which
has branch Office 81 the land Just purchased by
tho Lincoln Company. viii occupy Offices In the New
York Central binding. n l. -nld that the company
has about secured quarters elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
GRADUATES FROM TIE ECLECTIC COLLEGE.

A large audience assembled Chicke,.nS Hall last
evening the thrtynr,t commencement Of the Eclectic
Medical College There thirteen graduates and the
stage covered with hoFsl offerings Addresses were
made BY the Rev. Dr. Morehouse Professor g. W.
Boskswitz, the Rev DR.. William Lloyd and j. Henry
Bell.
Professor W. Boskowitz in his report Of faculty
said that this session sixyhye students narcuated
In the dispensary $500 patients had been treated 30
too sick 10 call az the college were homes
By members Of tho stat aud $3.50 prescriptions were
dispensed wit sation. IL the ntenton Of
the OF Trustees TO increase the facilities for the in.
structOn students BY enlargement the college
Woodstock Hospital. connected with the college also
needed enlargement Properly To carry out these de.
sired additions college and hospital $4,000
needed.
Tho following Is list Of the graduates Max Abrxm.
SOL, Theodore ID. Adleman James H. Bell. Francis V.
Foster, Samuel Goldberg, Avis r. Hardliche Lewis
Sauzer George ]. OLSON Marx Straus POLK, Thomas b.
sha,er. Albert D. Sturgis, James 4. TaGAs.