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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
PACIFIC NAIL AND THE PANAMA ROAD.

PACIFIC NAIL AND THE PANAMA ROAD.
BOTH COMPANIES LOOKING FOR NEW CoNNEc-
TiONs-wH,T THE OFFICIALS SAY
The announcement made in The Tribune on FRIDAY
last that the negotiations as to the The""I Vi INC
lOngexsting contract between h" Pacihc NAH e"ai'
shin COMPANY and the Panama Raroad Company
Lad been broken Off was confirmed NtS'eu"s ~ mo
officers Of both companies At the Office of the PAN
ANA Railroad Company the following statement was
made "The Panama Railroad Company Is IN ue
market for steamers To run both the Atlantic ana
Pacific Dreams I'm connection with the road aitr feD
ruary / 1902 The reason FOR this i llat al the last
nom, nj the renewal Of contract WIN ''e r"o'no
Mail steamship Company fell through-he iaciHc
Mail Steamship Company having declined 10 eAecn'c
it, We understand that their refusal was cauHeu ny
the dissolution Of the Transcontinehla "sso''"'o''
which had been paying TO the Paclhc MINI o''""'"p
Company n large stipulated sum for the carnage oi
certain traffic o.
Nicerrcsident Houston. of the Pacihc Mail C"h-
many had mis- 10 say on the subject 1.-THE Panama
Railroad Company requires Us 10 enter into contract
guaranteeing TO II more money FOR the business De-
tween san Francisco and New-lorR tnan We ndN' i'-
ccved ourselves which of course, is impossible The
threat 10 put on steamers In opposition TO us Is SIM
pv absurd because 1t would have TO guarantee such
steamers sufficient earnings 10 support them' "mOh
cannot be done. The trnde with the Panama kail-
road COMPANY is therefore of. The contract, how
ever does not expire until February l, ncXt, ana we
feel perfectly confident of being able 10 ue care VI
Pacific Nail interests after that time IL Is 100 cnry
To- say what the Pacific Mail Company proposes 10 10
The rcpOrt that the Pacific Mail Company intended
10 comprio the lntcr-Ocran Railway Oi oluuii> ipr
u>e in connection with >steamera wa denied DS Nii,
Houston who said that II would prODaby TAKE loil
oar, 10 finish it, and the contract wth the Panama
Company viii expire in less than four months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
r,srBoryp SHIPMENTS OF FREIGHT

Chicago oct. "a falling on in caSt6ouh- snip
meuts lst wcck Was 10 be- expected considering thi'
Their, were twO HOLIDAYS during ia" Week. Inc
movement from Chicago. exclusive Of I'VE st"ch
Amounted 10 ~ ,GIG tons, against 7,52i Tor the
preceding week. a DECREASE Of l1,3O7 tons, against
- 5:,1 ton. for bonding week last year, an
.ucr nso oi J.-,J toll. Tue tninc wa distributed
among the several road, In The following manner :
Michigan Central, lO.j,1 tons Wabash, A''2o tons =
Lake shore Il.7j7 tons. Font WAYNE, -" tons >
Pan Handle. 0.6Is tons. Baltimore aud ONO, 32o'
tons Grand Trunk. @.32T tons, Nickcl flat"' f''Vo
tons, Chicago and Ere. ','9- tons, iig -Four, lob
ton, Lake, shipments amoaut,d ~ lOj,o1l tons.
agnnst IIOl7D durna the preceding week, decrease
Of g. - tons.
through shipments oil -FOUR, gram ana PROVISIONS
from Cncago to the s,LhOaId ~ tn" road, III Ia"
Central rr.ilnc Association amounted TO -r.IU' ions
against J-,lt1 Tor IN" pr'c'N hS Week, a o'r'IS'
o 9o-U ton, aud against ~ 81 Tor the corresponding
v,cn la,t year, an iucrcast Oi J,2lJ tons. Ol TINS
traffic the TandcItilt lines carried - - cent the
i.n..-y lvalI lines 20 per crAt, IA" Cm'aso dhu
Grand Trunk. - per cent ana the Baltimore ana ONO
mr. ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.

FLATEUsIl.-An outbreak of smallpox in Windsor
Terrace is the cause Of great alarm and numbers Of
people We're vaccinatcd yesterday. Five cases are
reported Of them, a child having died. Three
week, ago Il child Of Mr.. and Mrs !. Il. Chapman,
OF No. SO East Fourthst.. was taken sick. DIR. ".
Mngton, Of No. 1929 Nnthst., south Brooklyn,
called in. The c0se puzzled him. ami a consul
tiOn with DR.. II. ). Jcwet. Of the Booklyn Health
Board. resulted in diagnosing the n, one OF
measles Tie child died. and few days later Nj
and Mrs. Chapman and two children were taken
sick. There was no doubt this time that il small
poA. The victims yesterday morning taken 10
the pesthouse. woman who acted nurse for
the Chapman family wa, taken sick yesterday ana
Is confined 10 the house. which the yellow hay
las been raised ana two guards stationed 10 maintain
strict quarantine.
RINERliEAD. The trial OF the suit brought by the
town OF lslp against Governor Flower In connection
with the tang Of Fire Island FOR quarantine purpDss
when called by Judge Cullen In the Circuit Court this
at BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
A TRIUMPH OF AILRoADlNG.
TuF pF.NSsYIvANIA's SPECIAL TRAIN TO THE
WnEIn,S FNR DEDI CATION.


Washington oct. o4.-The arrival OF the three mag
ninccnt special trains bringing from Chicago tnc eao
met the Justices OF the Supreme Court ana the up
omntic Corp, last evening marks the nc'ohp's"
men' By the Pennsylvania Railroad OF one OF inc mo'
cr dii able moy cments In Is history.
Tlcetrin, provided II the Use OF the Distinguished
travellers by Frank Thomson, first vice p'esideh' vi
H.. PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. composed OF the
finest Of modern Pullman vestihule cars. intending
c,mrar.mcn, draving-room. sleeping Ming SIN king
and observation ears. Each train was an exact
cointe. part 81 the celebrated Pennsylvania hmi'u'
IN their equipment they embodied every comfort con
vcni,ncc and many Of the luxurieS which one e'uu
command IN his own home oI hotel Inc compa'"lc"
and .lcplns car. supplied quarters for rest as com
Portable a the most cNacting could d"nahh inc u''
Ing cars were supplied with everything which could
trup, the opp.ttc and the service WAS performed ON
steward - chefs and walters especially selected on ac
count Of their experience and htneSs' Inc oo'erN"
lion NcaS we're particularly attractive FEATURES oi '''
trains, ~ both the west and east bound 'rlpS were
made through the diversified sccrery Of Penh'yNa"'
by dnylicht.
Apart from the general completeness there were
nuu,,,cr o., special features which served To hHghicn
i. compafi-on OF the train. moving hotels. There
Wis a barlrrshop and Undressing ra'i"r bathrooms
for both Indies and gentlemen. Ndict' Tor Tie men
and maid, FOR the ladies. Nothing whatever thht
r,d I'm any manner enhance the comfort and pleasure
of the parry was overlooked. The cars comp sins IN
,Iccrl, were elected under the piaohil direction O'
Mr.. Thomson from thc latest aud most lmPr'N"i
productions Of The Pullman Palace Car COMPANY, and
II nav snirly b. asserted that 10 monarch Oh the
,arth ever travelled IA lrdcr state.
Tn. spccals lcn Washington last Tuesday morning
~ sections oil Lhc tm'a-" limited, and arrive III
laca.p the following morning nt the hour fixed.
on the rc,utn tup they lit Chicago yesterday alter
ION Al . O'clCcn, a.d twenty hNc hour, a!,el"ha
completed the loarney upon arrival ut the Pehh'yl
Wanna station Ia this dN. ~,
Inc officials Of the Pennsylvania Railroad along IN,
entire line had II e. the md tnt th4nS 9llVu.a
Iuu,d. th,if progress. ard the, Though IN bJth
directions without accident delay. Great credit l.
que 10 MI. Thomson Tor the cinln"utN autc'aslu
manner m which hls plans have been executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
DEMOCRA TIC INSPECTORS ARRESTED.
THEY WILL NOT LET THE DELAY RE TAX
RECE PTS BE SEEN.


Wilmington Del, oct. 24.-John nolan Demo
cratic inspector and register for the etyenth Ward,
With Election District arrested this morning and
arraigned before Chief Supervisor MacAli,eT, and re-
qulred 70 give 50 900 bail for trial THIS IS the fifth
arrest In connection with saturday. reg milCn. and
warrants for other registration officers are ported
TO have been sworn ont. The specific charge against
the arrested men Is that OF refusing permit deputy
supervisors to inspect the tax receipts of persons
registering.
Chief supervisor MacAlister had issued on Wedncs-
day last "A circular order TO his deputies to demand
and Insist on the right TO sCriItinlze tax receipts.
This demand was generally resisted by Democratic
officers OF registration saturday, who arted ad
vice from Senator Gray and Others that the super
vIsOrs had no authority IN law for maxim, such de
mand and that the State election and registration
officers are the only persons totally empowered 10
examine the tax receipts. These arrests have
created much bitterness Of feeling In this city senator
Gray's opinion delivered Saturday % tl airman
salisbury, Of the Democratic Executive Co nmittcc
+ made public to-day. In II Mr.. Gray SAYS: O. can
warrant In the supervisors law for the In.
sruciions of Major MacAllstcr, that sup .rvsors
should Inspect tax receipts. They thor, Il super
wise and watch the rcglstraton but they cannot inter
fere with tho function OF State OfIccrs.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

PROVIDING FOR NEW WATER WORKS.
The Board Of street and Water COmmi ,sionere
yesterday exhibited specifications prepared by Chief
Engineer Engges. l0oling to n new water supply,
aud asking for bids from contractors. Each bidder
VIII be required 70 deposit 100000 with the New
Jersey Title Guarantee and Trlst Company, IL an
evidence Of good faith. Water from The PaSsac shed
will hc given the preference but bidders no;
limited 10 that source. The successful bidder must
build The Necessary storage reservoirs al the source
a supply These must contain a supply 70? 100 days
with reserve supply for sixty days. The contractor
mus supply the pipe line for conveying the water u
Bellevlllc b. gravity. lie must also keep the city
works at that place In good condition for three years
from the HrSt delivery Of water. The city will take
such legal steps as NAV be necessary to secure the
right Of way BY condemnation. The water must be
pure and wholesome and the supply Independent.
The works must DO completed within two years from
date Of contract. unless Injunction. strikes OF other
causes beyond the contractors control prevent The
supply must fall short Of 22.oOO.oOO gallons
daily. and the city has the privilege of calling for
3j,000O0O gallons daily. The supply viii be paid
for BY the million gallons. bills 10 be audited monthly
disputes TO be settled BY arbitration Tie contract
Is TO for t4enty-tre years, with the privilege
Of renewal for the same period bGi a." >Ity IA ihn
privilege of buying the plant AT any lime aihin ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25

health than he Is any guide lie ,s in much better
National conv i've Was when he went to the Republican
the hotel he we r0n Soon after Mr.. onay reached
Senator Cameron "' ior a walk with his son and
sort Of reception :, In The evening Mr. Quay held
his callers We're .le rooms at the hotel Among
James S. Cartson p H. Manley. Of Maine Colonel
pcn nuonai paSr OF ' N1c
lcnn Na aa; David Martin memprv Of f. ,hr Eepnb
number T" "t Committee from pe~nsvlranio and
known E Hsn,,' talked for some time with the well
over the dr,",l. leaders and together they went
members of the N .,e campaign. Mr. Quay told the
PcpuSican ca Ciy in favor Of the election Of the
the condition Of his S. ana that be va, sorry thai
lie P to rem 5ay sis %"
here to consult I1s f%r several days lie has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
The MAP TELLS ITS OWN STORY

But IL nay he well to odd that it IS map Oh 0s
Chicago Milwaukee st. Paul Railway, which road
the only one over which Electric Lighted Steam Heated
vestbule efficiently equppcd-aro run every
day between Chicago Milwaukee st. Paul and Mime
apols with through sleeping to Portland oreson)
and also between Chicago. Sioux City ard Omaha.
In each sleeping ear berth is electric reading
lamp which no other line aud 1t is the great
est invention Of the presen, progressive 1t is hardly
necessary to say that our Dining Cars the finest In
contradiction.
Eff RICHARDSON, General Agent Pass. Dept. ssl
Broadway. New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
ALEXANDER Is. GREEN

Trenton Oct. - tspeciaD.-AIeSander u c,oon -o,,
Ancwn citizen. dlsl suddenly at his homo - ,,,,,,,
yes,edsy afternoon at the OF oirhtywo wears NJ,
C-eet was born In Ewing. When a young mo-. - .
clerk in Philadelphia. Arerwah he Ken, +, d,roood'
store there anu IL ,S'- ne opened coal yard in this city
From 1888 to 1871 nc acted as freight ao, , a.,
United Railroads OF New-Iersey In this clty ~ ~ Wv
GrcensbuIg and went into the l,,nho, 49,, '
business and farming. lie represented tho =, '
Of Mercer County In the House Of Assembly IN ,sr "c
'soe ne was the fa'her OF Mrs. Louisa Fisk wife 81
the late Harvey FISK, a well.known New Vol, 49, VIC VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
HENRY VI. WINTER.

Henry NJ Winter. 4 member Of the Broollyn
Board OF Education FOR u last seven years, and
engaged In the millinery buncss at No $50 Fulton.
ST., Broolhyn. for score oy-ars, died yesterday at
his home, No. a. Eghth-av lie had stroke Of
apoplexy on Friday might. aile Oh his way to the
Montauh Club. and uccnly taken 81. Mr.
Winter was forty-siX years old, ana "A native II
BROOKLYN. lie was appOited n member Of the
Board OF Education IN lH75ant tw'"c r'nppoint,d.
He was once president Of theIaruna Boat Club, H..
left wife and one daughter. Tho funeral will take
place 10 MORROW AT the thuTcl Of - Irnucs Xavier.
The Board OF Education will pss re- olutions IN honor
Of his memory today and atten IN, funeral n n hDdv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
NE W NIX

Carmlne DE Vita the Italian who killed Thomas
Burns about two months ago, taken to Trenton
yesterday whore he will serve sentence OF twenty
years Imprisonment
The Rev. Or. Carlos Martyr. pastor Of the First Re
formed Church. Will resign on sunday next. lie has
accepted call from the congregation Of the sixth
PRESBYTERIAN Church Chicago.
Chancellor Ncohl yesterday modified his iniunc
ton IN the OF the Butler IaT1i Rubber Company
against tho East jersey Water Company, in regard ~
Ike nsc oi the flow OF the IequOnnOck River Tn"
city Of Newark had applied Ia b, made defendant, I'm
the suit and 10 have the injunction far modified
that the city could use the water OF The irguonnock
River, portion OF the flow Of which the Rubber Com
Inny is using. By the ChnncciIOr's action the city
will b., allowed The OF all the water except what l.
necessary for the Rubber COmplny's engines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25

men's OF wreckage. and considerable canister and
chan SHOT Captain Symonds's contract ended yes
terday. and the stockholders dl p.nsed with his
vices and have employed the Chapman Derrick and
Wrecking Company. OF No. 20 Southst., f. continue
the search one OF their most powerful boats + now
over the supposed site Of the wreck William T.
Lean is the diver working for the Chapman Company
and In speaking 10 Tribune reporter Yesterday said
line treasure. If there is any down there. l. Ger
tainly between the crevces of the rock. We
using a powerful pneumatic pump, that sucks mp
everything out OF the small holes We shall work
hen probably I'LL Friday. and If successful In or
search 1t Will be continued suppose but II not W.
sail probably knock oil until next summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
IL Just suits the President.

1.-THE Second Da.ha way
Fountain Pen received and
just suits me. "-Benj. liar.
rfs0n.
We spare no pains TO suit
everybody, and we have
the pleasure Of knowing
that every one OF nrnrly
half n million Pens now IN
use Just suits" their
owners.
Caw's "Dasha way" Pen
IL a double feed, 1a.Kt.
Gold Fountain Pen that
never fails and will last
lifetime. Price, $3.50 to
$40. Caw's Ink e. PenCo..
1O4 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
DIR. JAMES TOSS.

James Ross, well known MUSICIAN OF this city,
died at Lincoln. Neb.. on OcOer -. He had been
IN poor health for some time. md let his home No
660 ffthhvc. about two months 40 TO try th.
effects Of Il Western trip. His son. Reuben Ross,
real estate dealer at No. $50 Iroadvay started for
Lincoln immediately on receiving Lcws OF his fathers
death ana Is expected 10 arrive here with the bod,
On friday DR.. Ross was vidovci. lie leaves
one fOn ana a daughter who live. In he Ne,f rI.
arrangements FOR the funeral have been completed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
THE MONTERREY AND MEXICAN GULF.

Eagle Pass, Tex. oct. IA party OF oihclnlS OF
the Monterey and Mexican Gulf Railroad arrived mere
Yesterday from the south. They Included General
Geronimo IrcvinO iient OF IN" company; General
Manager Roh rt>un Mtcro DE Ia CARA. vice president
and general attorney. and J. +. Fiynn. auditor They
came 10 meet a number o. representatives OF New
York capitalists, who arrived mere IN the evening on
tbeir wa 10 M1ntercy T'lc party lc here for that
.ity Immediately Il is und"rs pOd that IN" New tOrk
proplc ARE fo make an Inspection Of the Monterey ana
,.ulf which is preparing iol cNtcISion wcstwnrdy
from IRVINE Junction Ia The Slcrrc MoJadas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25

quality than the average comic opera scores While
the book proved fully equal to all the current de
mand, Of comic opera patrons In the way Of dialogue
and situation Miss Tempest strengthened the good
Impression which made here on former visits by
her clever singing and was several times called before
the curtain. Her support ais excellent through
out The pprfornancc, Of thc new opera are under
ihe lIectiOl OF ]. VI. mn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
SENATOR QUAY AT HEADQUARTERS

United States Senator Matthew s. QUAY came IN
this city yesterday. and went Immediately TO the
F1fth Avenue Heel. senator Quay was accompanied
by his son, RcIar x. Quay. who has travelled with
bis father almost constantly since lie became H. Mr.
Quay was met ut the Pennsylvania Railroad station
by Senator Canpron, Of Pennsylvania who has been
here for some lime expecting TO see him. senator
quay looked as II his rest and the medical treatment
that he has Undergone had done him much good II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
pI,AIEEIFTD

FOREST FIRf.s on THE WATCHING MOUNTAINS.
The wOodaEds on The Watching Mountains, back Of
Phlnieh burned 1crely during sunday night and
Yesterday, and considerable timber Of value
sned. The mountain presented beautiful spectacl,
N night. huge fiery serpent seemed 10 be tracing
It's way In graceful from the base of the noun
tain The summit and Ovcg into ire valley beyond
4 high wind Was blowing and several small fires wcI"
started hear farmhOuscS but all these eAtin
gi she'd before serious damag. done. Tie fir: Is
believed to have been started by boys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
STILL DIGGING FOR ALLEGED TREaSyRg

The Leominster, Mass, capitalists. who during the
summer lad been buoying themselves up With the
hope that they 20 reap rich harvest by finding
the lost treasure. said 10 have gone down with Ills
Malestys ship lIussar. over 100 years ago. off l'rt
Norris have become dissatisfied Witt the results II
Captain Thomas 6ymOndss work. who ]
been in charge lie has been dredging of =,
Morris since July, and has only brought 10 the 81
face two rilneas aud hafguinca, vdrous fra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
THE FENCING MASTER" IN w,sp,vcr.

Washington. oct. "a (special).-De Kovo,
new comic opera. The Fencing MASTER vos 'u
on a weeks run here at Albaugh's oper, I, o'''''u
night. Miss Marie Tempest appearing In tho 10
The company vas ratteringly received an, 80 p"r''
venture Of the authors Of Robin Hoodr "' ne"
substantial success. The audience found ,ho V W. Il
Agreeable and slrishtl, nd Of q decidod,r ',"'c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
NOMINATED FOR TIE ASSEMBLY.

The Republican Convention Of the lid Assembly
District Of Union County. n. j. was held IN Plur-
field Yesterday afternoon. C. NJ Cooling. Of Wcsh"ld
wac dected chairman. John Uirich Of Plainhcld
presented the name OF George Kyle Of FanwOod. for
the Assembly nomination. Mr.. Kyle was nominated
ly acclamatlon lie has served previously In the
New-Jersey Legislature and proves himself valuable
10 his constituents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
prroRr OF CHICAGO AND BOOK ISLAND.

Topeka, Kan, oct, 2i.-Thc annual report OF 'H'
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Railway. Med Will
the State Board Of Railway Commissioners makes
the fu.owlng showing Gross earnings SloO0Ooit'?
operating expenses, Sl2.p4".2oi 20 lhcoh" h"h'
opcrat on 80 II7 $50 ~ income from other sources
..2iI1lal: total iacome $685.. 4vi %; total de
ducuons from lncomc, Si,'A4,3O@, net incCnc'
sii7-I-G: surplus from year ending June 10, 100
475Oi9 - take, pa in kansas t@32, luo' earnings
I'm Ia. sas test mrt,dl ~ 80. operating expenses
In Enn.ns lcaiLmninAll. ~. 4 l.4I..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
FOR A RoUsING MAss.MEETIHG IN HoBoKEN

A rouslng mass meeting will be held on THURSDAY
evening M Odd Fellows Hall. No. ia Washington
ST.. Hoboken. under the auspices OF the Republican
Association Of Hudson County. Fills IL. Roberts
C. c. shayne and other speakers Will address the meet
ing and the Amphien Quartet will sing campaign
songs. seats have been reserved for women and
every precaution aiken By the members Of the Re
publican Association 10 Insure the comfort OF nose
az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
WFSTCUFSTFR COUNTY

MaMARONECK-Tle suburban Underwriters As.
ISOLATION, which recently issued circular TO the effect
that the rates Of insurance would be doubled In con
sequence OF The prevalence OF legendary fires has now
Withdrawn the circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
PREsRYTERTINS HEAR OF RUSSIA.

The first social meeting for the season Of the
Presby terrain Union held last night in the
hall OF Sherrys. The guests listened with attention
TO the lecturer Of the evening Charles Emory Smith,
the recent. United States Minister To Russia. IN,
subject of the lecture Lights ana Shadows in
Russia and the speaker dwet at some length upon
the in that country at the time OF the tmine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
CHARLOTTE EnGnEN

Naples oct 24'-Chsrlote Edgren. a well.knovn Gu,
ish authorcss. end wife OF the Duke CaaneIe owed
dey. She was III fr only twenty -four hours mere To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25

S IVY. York Ice Cor 5ls East 18th ",
T;ex di t; VI aistilied water only