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Citn Real estate for Sale.

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A FOUR-SIORY dwelling house on Wash
n ington Place. west u 6:h-1Nc. AlI
ply to FREDERICK n. BOOTH, Lincoln
Building, Union square.
A DVERIISENENiS For The NEW
"A YORh 1RinGNE WILL BE RE
CEIVID AZ IuE UPTOWN ORR Is,
No. 1,2}S Broadway, corner Ihifty'hrst-sL
LAO Broad"1y, corner 20tn-st., uhlh .
o. M. 2fO Mes: twenty third. IT., corner
Sth-ave;,; l52 6th.ave. l53 Fourth'ave;'
corner Fourtcentu-st.; 40 IhlId-aN,' cor
ner Forty.-sventn.st. !. 026 ThiIdaVe., near
Sixty -frst-st.; LOS t:rst-aye 100 We,
Forty-sccoi.c--t. Log Col nm Dus-aN e. ;
l.l1O Nintf.-aVe.. corner 42c-st O3
Il OR SALE.-On EdRccomb-aVe.. letween
Il l3Stn ana l39th 81. 3->tort brownstone
and brick horses decorated restricted ne On
borhood al.o Nos. 500 and 3-3 West l3Sth
st.; PRICE .0W terms easy. Apply 10
WAYNE, Ag,nt. No. 90 EdGecomb-ave.
RI, OR SALE.-5j West 90.h-st, elegant
L 4-story brownstOnc house handsomely
decorated. For price and terms apply 70
Janitor, ZOE West 90th-st
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Az AITKESs and HAMBERM AlD.-H
w competent young woman : makes salads
| understands care OF silver and fne china y
PEI sonal reference. Call ! .0l7 6th-ave.. w.
18th and 5Sth sts.
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4 YoTNG married couple. good workers
"A want 10 rent a small "a dcning bust
ness. Address o. b., 2Ob Prospect-ove.,
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flats 90 Get, 1infurnisheo.

THE CLINTON. 253 West 42d-st.-Three
L rooms and bath, all well lighted steam
heat elevator; choice restaurant
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miscellaneous,

lktl9ltlIJttCpuos
A YOUNG married couple. good workers.
"A want 10 rent a small "a dcning busi-
ness. Address o. b., 20j PrOSpect-ave.,
Brcokyn.
A DVEKJlSEMENT FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RI
OkIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
70; ,23s Broacway corner rhirty-hrstin;t. o
y. m. go West Twenty third st., corner
Shave; 1852 eth-aye. 1853 Fourih-ave..
corner Fourteenth ST.. 100 Ihird-ayc., cor
ner Forty.seNenth.s ,02O Thiid-aNc., near
Sixty -nrst-st. 1.70S tiIst-ave., l06 West
Forty second.st.; l,OG Colgmbus-aVe: /;
| Ito Ninth.aye.. corner 72d.st 90
Llborty.st. 70 Avenue 4. 1923 Third-ave
u ooKS, old and new. every description.
small quantities calls az residence free 81
expense. Send postal card. LONERlNG'S,
y. y. BOOK EXCHANGE, sSl Dio1c"ay,
opposite Denninr's.
GENTLEMEN Wishing 10 dispose Of their
VI lcft-on clothing a: fair value VIII
please call on or address EDWARD MIL
LER, Gs 6th-ave.
DRICES WITHOUT COMPETITION
I Everything astonshinply cheap and
wohcerully good unique parlsiin iewelly.
gloves. corsets. handkerchief. perfumery.
| JAMMES, 800 Broadway and Is West
S0th-St.
UC AVE 4 KITCUENMAID" bv buying
- stevens Dish Washer" which washes
and dries all dishes, &c. perfectly. 70
| Past l4th-st.
| M ANTE D. Some philanthropic person TO
| w loan a student enough money N finish
| his final year at colleec; proofs OF hicheSt
character and pnrpo,e given. Address
MEDICAL. Tribune 0Eicc.
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uorsr, uuu Marriages.


A VERY HANDSOME pair bay COB
"A horses. 16.1 hands, years ola, p,"
fectly sound end Kind free stylish drlv'fS,
single and double; can travel ~ miles an
hour; price, $3.50. worth fl.OOO rhedhl
victoria and landau by Brcw'ter, siVe Gael
double and single harness, &C, at 80
Schermerhorn.-t. Near Bond, Brooklyn.
ADYo5Rib TRiBUNE Will BIZ re.
ChIVED Al THE UPTOWN orr lCf.s'
No. l ,23S Broadway, corner Ihiity.hrst-st-
lao Broadway. corner 25th-st.. un:I 3
~ M: go West twenty th'rd. u, corner
Shave. i52 eth.aye.-,o iA3 Fsgrih-'ye,.
corner Fourteenth ST. $50 wi ave, cor
ner Forty -seNenih-st. ,O2G RAD ave hesi
sixty.first.st. 1.70S Iirss-ave., 1vo Wc-i
Forty-second-st. l.092 COlumbus-sNe
ITO Ninth.ave.. corner 52d.st; 69
Liberty. 81 Avenue \. l.323 Ihird.ave.
EoUESTKIAN OUTFITS, said e.. .brisles.
Eetc; ILLUSTRATED catalogues free. VII II
MAN SADDLE 90. .lS Chambess-st' N.f.
NOR SALT.-A no. -. wagon and hal.
ness suita'l" for grocer; $40. Apply
at 2S7 Adams-st.. Brooklyn.
n1ANTTD.-5O,G COO, OOo people 20 send
w for BIren's carriage AID harness ca :
alorues ~. .>-.i.r.tI't Il, America very
moderate pr!ces; ccn't pay such e%sravsgAns
prices for akriiess ana Carriages csAO'
lshed 1S9o. Address j. n. BlKCh, Bur-
ungtOn. n. J.
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n oACHMAN. GARDENER. USEFUL
" MAN.-German. speaks Ehglisn horses
milk; excellent references At CANPEN.
TER'S, los 0th-ayc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-29

A1RANy. n. Y. April 2s.-Late last night
the proposition that tho Republican Conyen-
tion should indorse President Harrison for
re- election was abandoned by his friends from
Kings county. -,
Opponents Of the proposition argued with
the administration men IT would create bad
blood if such resolutions were offered and re-
iected or even seriously opposed. Nhltelaw
Reid advised against it and IN the interest Of
harmony the Harrison men finally agreed to
accept the resolution lndorsing the admins
tration strongly.
The Kings county delegation held con-
ference this morning and agreed 10 the propo-
sit:on of Senator Hiscock. Whitelaw Reid and
other friends of the administration that no re-
solution should be presented .indors.ng Mr..
Harrison for reelection.
The Republican State Convention was call
ed 10 order at noon by Chairman BroOkheld.
of the State committee. who made brief
speech and introduced w. a. Southerland as
temporary chairman.
During Southerlands speech Harrlson's
name was applauded. but the convention
grew wildly enthusiastic over the name OF
Blame.
Whitelaw Reid was made permanent chair
man and addressed the convention;
Miller, Hiscock, Depew and Platt were
elected delegates at large. II. H. sage. OF
Ithaca. and J. Seligman. of New lork, were
elected electors at large. The delegates were
uninstructed. The convention adjourned sine
die at j:35 p. Nj.
The'plstform declares that the consummate
ability of President Harrison. and the wis
dom and sagacity of his Cabinet, and
especially of his Chief of the Cabinet, James
G. Blaine. is recognized in the sue
cess of this administration. The
treatment of the colored people IN the South
is denounced as barbarous and continued IN
defiance of law and the Federal Constitution.
The platform was adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-29
PRESIDENT IVINS EXPLAINS.
lie Tells why Complaints Have Been Made
Against His Line.

WAsH1NGToN, D. c.. April 2s.-President
WINS, OF the United States aud Brazilian
Steamship Company. explained to the Senate
Commerce Committee to-day why his com
pany had taken some of their ships oil the
line between Newport News and Rio against
the protest Of that port and Richmond. The
hearing was on Senator Vests bill which su-
thorizes the Postmaster General 10 refuse any
line subsidies that discrimnates against any
of the nited States ports.
Mr. WINS stated that none of bis steamers
were subsidized and that he did not want
any subsidy, and furthermore the company
had been giving the Government subsidy
for the past ten years All of the tempest
that Lad swept over Missouri, Virginia and
the Southern ports, ne said, against the al
legged discrimination OF his line, had been
caused by his refusal to carry few hundred
bags of coffee TO Newport News for Rlchmond
people. lie gave figures to show that me
number Of bags of coffee transported 10 Rich
mond by his line had dwindled from 5000
bags to about 900, and asserted that 1t did
not pay for bis steamers 70 call ut Newport
News to land such a small cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-29
SIX LOST THEIR LIVES.


PHILADrLPHrA. Pa. April 2s.-The destruc-
ton of the Grand Central Theatre BY fire last
night proves to have been far more terrible
in its results than was anticipated. Six
members of the Devils Auction Com
pany lie dead beneath the fallen walls OF
the building and nearly threescore Of people
are in the hospital suffering from burns. Or
the men and boys in the hospital seven ere IN
such serious condition that their recovery is
doubtful. All were members of the audience.
Besides those who were seriously enough hurt
to remain in the hospitals fully fifty others
were treated for minor injuries.
The unfortunate members of the company
who lost their lives are: Thomas Lorela
dancer and grotesque artist; Flora Loreila, his
wife. corvphee; Vincentcina Chittern. pre-
mier danseuse, one OF the Chlttern sisters,
Italian dancers. Fanchon Conyers. juvenile
character resident of Chicago Sarah Gold
man. coryphee. resident of Chicago, William
L. Brooks. leading man, resident OF Philadel-
phia.
The injured in the hospitals who are likely
10 die are all suffering from burns about the
face and head and from having inhaled the
flames. Their names are: harry McCloskey,
sixteen years old: James Pigeon, fourteen
years old: Amer Hinchlitfe. sixteen years DID,
Rand Patterson. sixteen years old Albert
Crumback. sixteen years old: Thomas Atchl-
son. thirty-seven years old, and Ralph
Frazer. sixteen years old. ~
n addition to tho serious condition OK the
above il ia feared many will lose their eye
sight. as their burns are all mostly about the
face. By the hight of day the destruction
wrought by the IRE was made more apparent
and the desolation of the scene seemed more
terrible as 1t was without the accompanying
grandeur given by columns of flames shoot
ing skyward above the tallest buildings. The
ruin of the Central Theatre is complete
only the front wall remaining standing. The
other walls have fallen in and fill the space
they formerly enclosed.
At noon Director of Public Safety Better
visited the scene OF last nights fire and made
a careful inspection. He was accompanied
by Chief Engineer Cantlit and Fire Marshal
Thompson. The director penetrated far into
the ruins. and after be had finished his eX-
animation was interviewed by reporter OF
the United Press.
Il have given orders that all things posi-
BILE be done 10 recover the bodies OF the
dead" he said. and work will be commenced.
Before the bodies can be reached the walls
standing at the rear of the theatre must be
taken down. as they are in dangerous
condition and liable TO fall at any M
ment. After the walls are down the
work of recovering the bodies OF
tho dead will proceed rapidly. The water,
which is seven feet deep in the cellar OF the
theatre will have to be gotten ont. Every
thing will he done in our power to recover the
bodies at the earliest possible moment"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-29
Ohio Republicans for Harrison.

CLEVELAND, O.. April 2S.-An immense
crowd was in attendance when the second
day's session of the Republican state Con
yention began this morning. Chairman GrlI-
fin called the convention to order. Governor
Mckinley was given most enthusiastic
greeting on being presented as permanent
Chairman. He made a brief but ringing
speech. .
order Representative Samuel III. Taylor. of
Trhana. was nominated on the first ballot
This was mighty victory for the Sherman
element.
Then Mckinley, Foraker. Hahn and Bush
neII we're elected delegates to Minneapolis by
acclamation. Presidential electors. ex-Con-
FRESHMAN Lorenzo Danforth and Myrick l..
Herrick. =.
The platform declares unbounded conf
dance in President Harrison and commends
his administration as wise. Just aud pa
triOtic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-29
Limited states steamshIps.

WAsHINaroN. d. c., April 2s.-The United
States. steamer Yorktown left Mare Island
(Cal. navy-yard to-day on route to Behring
sea She will stop at Port Townsend for her
sailing instructions.
The Navy Department is advised that Ad-
miTal Walker with his flagship, the Chicago,
and the Atlanta left Monteyldeo to-day Tor
the United States.
The Bennington. Essex and Yantic will re-
main on The South Atlantic station. Com
mander Bradford is the senior officer in
charge.
The revenue cutter Bear sailed to-day and
the revenue cutter Rush yesterday from San
Francisco Tor fort Townsend. The Bear will
carry supplies to the refuge station at Point
Barrow. Alaska.
1t has been suggested to Secretary Tracy
that he name cruisers II and l3 the Ala
bama' and Florida respectively. after the
Confederate cruisers of those names.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-29

Tho State Convention Results In Two OPP
posing Factions.

The State Convention Results I'm Two Op-
posing Factions.
MONTGOMERY. ALA. April 2S.-The Alabama
Republicans split into two opposing factions
here to-day. and the result was two distinct
and separate conventions. One wing con-
yened at the Capitol aud the other crowd
held forth at the courthouse. The Capitol
Convention was controlled by Chairman
Moseley, of the Republican State executive
committee. while the one at the court
house is dominated by opponents OF Moseley.
The latter body is composed largely OF col
ored delegates. led by Long lwhite). OF
Walker county who addressed the conyen-
ton. accusing Moseley OF trying TO sell out 10
the Democratic party. Both conventions
effected temporary organizations without
trouble, being called 10 order at II. 80.
Soon after assem- bling the cOurt-house
crowd sent proposition 10 the Capitol crowd
looking to Il compromise. which was declined.
The Capitol crowd soon accomplished It's
work. which consisted IN selecting delegates
10 the National Convention and re-eleciing
Moseley as chairman OF the State executive
committee. resolution was passed lndorsin9
the national administration and declaring for
President Harrison. The delegates 10 the
National Convention are: Ex-Governor smith.
Birmingham; A. V. McEwen aud &. n. Dor
sett. Montgomery; Jesse Noble, Anniston.
Electors at large: j. II. Houston. MMlngo,
and r. J Baker. Decatur.
The courthouse crowd elected conteStIng
delegates and adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-29

Two People Burned TO Death and Others
VIII Probably Die.

NEW York. April %. Half an hour before
noon to-day an explosion. followed by fire.
occurred in the fiye-story fat house at i09
and III west Thirty-third street, known
as the Cayuga. DR.. j. +. Briggs.
who occupies the basement apart
ment. was cleaning lounge with
naphtha when the fluid exploded and the
building was soon in flames. The inmates,
about twenty families. were panIc-strlcken.
The stairway was blocked by flames, and the
fire escapes were soon crowded. The tre
was soon extingushed. and the people IN
sight rescued by the firemen, who then began
a search OF the premises.
DIR. Briggs was found terribly burned; he
will probably die.
Mrs. King. who lived on the third floor. was
perhaps fatally burned.
Mrs. Alexander. an invalid, living on the
fourth floor. and her nurse an old lady named
Elizabeth Jones' wore burned to death.
Several other persons were more or less
burned or injured The loss on the building
will be about $50 900.
MELBOURNE. Fla, April 2S.-Henry Car
yer. an engineer at Dowhng's saw-mlll. four
miles down the river was killed this morning
by the explosion of the boiler. The body WAS
blown twenty-five feet against a lumber pile
and was badly scalded. Carver lived only II
short time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-29
Deaths in Charlottesville.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. April 2s.-!Special
Miss jamie Bidde Humbert. daughter OF the
late Captain james Humbert. Of the lpited
States army died at II y. NJ. yesterday at
"Homewood." her mothers residence. pear
the University. She was IN the eighteenth
year of her age. The remains were taken this
afternoon TO Cniontown. Pa. whore. in Oak
Grove." the interment will take place.
Mrs. Lille Wise. the wife of hIr. Sigmurd
Wise, of this city. died yesterday morning Of
consumption. The funeral services took place
from the Disciples church at 7. III. to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-29
Died After DIR. Mcclure Operated.

SrAuNroN, VA. April 2s.-ISpecal Mas
Davis. of West Virginia. a pupil at Miss Bald
wins school. died this morning after under
going severe surgical operation last night.
performed by DIR. McGuire of Richmond,
va. Dr. Mcclure performed the same opera
ton. lapratomy, upon Baldwin Wayt about
a month since. Young Wayt is now on the
street. Miss Davis was only fourteen years
old. Her father was with her.
A curious accident happened at the l.u-
theran Female Seminary this morning. The
one-year-old boy of Professor Willis was
playing with large pet Newfoundland dog
and in some way his foot got caught in the
dog collar. The dog bit the child severely,
and Professor Willis in his efforts to relieve
the child was also badly bitten. Mrs. Willis
finally shot the dog, discharging five bullets
into his body
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-29
Conyiets Cruelty Beaten.

YIoKsnURG. Mrss.. April "a Indisputable
proof of cruelty 10 conycts has finally been
discovered w. H. tosselman. of WoodyIlle,
who. with 100 other convicts was leased TO
Brit Lee, of Washington county, was fright
fully beaten by negro by order OF an
overseer and narrowly escaped death Others
ger jenkins, of tho State prison. and X. g.
Walt. in charge of the conyicts, have been
ordered before the State board of control.
Wait viii be indicted and jenkins severely
dealt with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-29
HUMAN BRUTES LYNCHED
TERRIBLE CRIME IN TENyEssEE.
Two Negroes Assault Two Cirls and Meet a
Speedy Death at tho Hands of
Indignant Citizens.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. April pa terrible
crime. followed by swift punishment. is re-
ported from GoodIettsyille. ten miles from
Nashville. on the 81. Louis branch of the
Louisville and Nashville railroad. The toll
keeper. Lee Bruce, living half mile from
town, died about month ago. leaving wife
and daughter nearly grown, Senia, aged ff-
teen. Last night q cousin of Senia's. Mary
Bruce. spent the night with her, and
one or two other women were there sitting up
with a sick child. About 10 o'clock two no
groes broke into the house. and after robbing
two rooms came into the room where the
girls were in bed. As II by premedltation
the brutes put out the light and each seized
one of the girls. who screamed and resisted
until they We're oyerpowered. the elder being
badly injured before the brutes accomplished
their purpose
RAN FOR ASSISTANCE.
The women sitting in the other room in
stead of rushing to their assistance. were
frightened and away from the house for help,
the nearest house being half a mile distant.
Before they came with help the brutes had
more than once repeated their crime. Search
was at once instituted, and at daylight every
man in and around GoOdettsViie was on the
hunt. Five negroes were captured and taken
I
an alibi. Henry Grizzard was Identified
and hanged to a tree. The other three were
sent to Jail to await developments. Before
he diod Henry GrlZzard confessed his crime.
and implicated Mack Harper. but the girls
were too excited 10 positively identify Harper
at the time. On Grizzard's body was pinned
a card reading: Death 10 the man who cuts
the body down before midnight"
THE OTHER FIEND LYScKED.
6 fta 1 Ia nd
Nashville railroad, secured team and started
TO Nashville with Eph Grizzard. John Griz-
zard and Mack Harper. They were pursued
by the mob and Overtaken "A short distance
from town. John Clarke. who was driving
the team. whipped up his horses. but the
mob fred on the party, wounding Morton
and Clarke. They then captured the three
negroes. took them back 10 town, and thence
a mile out on the creek where Henry Griz-
zard was hanging. Mack Harper was quickly
hanged and the other TWO men were sent to
Nashville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-29
Another Anarchist Bomb.

ROM. April 2SsA bomb was exploded
Yesterday noon in the main street Of Corleon.
Sicily. All the windows in the neighborhood
were broken. but nobody was injured.
A half hour later an Anarchist was arrest
ed pasting a pacard on church door. The
placard announced chat the tipe had come for
Anarchists ITO write their demands IN blood.
and exhorted Sicilian Anarchists TO follow
the examples of their colleagues in Paris.
mo more words. but deeds. deeds, deeds y
we're the closing words of the manifesto. The
man who was pasting up the placard was ar
rested and the office in which they were
printed was closed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-29
I'm Malone Called Patriotic.

PETFRsBURG. Va. April 2s.-ISpeciaL j
The Republicans of Petersburg held meetings
in the several wards tonight and elected
delegates to city convention to be held at the
courthouse tomorrow night which Will elect
delecates 10 tho District Republican Conven-
ton to be held at Farmyille on the 4tA of May
next.
All the wards elected Mahonc-LanRstop
delegates with the exception OF the FIFTH
ward. which elected an opposition delegation.
La this ward disturbance occurred. during
which Mr.. IL. Claiborne Wilson WIS struck
on the head with stick by some unknown
person and received a scalp wound.
Resolutions were adoped indorsing Presi-
dent Harrison's administration and the patsl-
otto course OF General Malone and John u.
LangstOn.
The meetings were all very largely attended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-29
Senator Palmer IL Satisfied.

WASHINGTON. d. c., April $50 all in-
ouiries to-day Senator Palmer expressed him.
self as highly graiihed over the resolutions OF
the illinois Democratic Convention yesterday,
and perfectly satisfied if the convention
deemed Cleyelands nomination desirable.
lie said be should certainly support him with
earnestness aud sincerity. If the convention
determined to look 10 the West for candi-
date no was in position 10 secure hearty sup,
port from his State. His friends say Cleveland
cannot be nominated without sucn nsh'
that party harmony and success would 30 Sc
riously imperiled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-29
anUnknowu Steamer Sinks.

ATLANTIC CRY. N. j.. April 2S.-Another
lat of wrecks in the grounding and sinking
of a large side-whee steamer here this
afternoon.
The boat was in tow of q tug going down
the coast. and was seen by the life saving
crew of Chelsea station to be apparently Ia
boring against the choppy sea-
When the crew reached the vessel her stern
WAS SO far under water that her name could
not be distinguished.
The captain and crew are supposed to have
been transferred to the tug. and no one con-
nected with tho vessel has been seen by any
one here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-29
RAPE or THE LOCH IN CHARLOTTE.
A Young Girl Knocked Down and Robbed of
Her Beautiful Tresses.

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. April 2s.-ISpecial. i
A most daring outrage was perpetrated here
tonight. Miss Inez Skies. a beautiful girl of
seventeen years, was knocked down by an un-
known man. who cut her in the neck and cut
her hair OF. She was in the back yard. having
stepped oct to get stick OF wood. Her
screams brought assistance, but the villain
had fled. He dropped the hair. The young
lady had beautiful suit of hair. The affair
has created much excitement.
Mr.. Jake Hartzell. of Locust Level, was
killed several days since by the bursting OF
the mill rock at his grist mill. 4 piece OF the
rock struck him in the head killing him in-
stantly