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New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
SATURDAY AND sUXDlY COLLECTIONS.

Tho following additional reported received by
Charles Ianer. treasurer, No Il Nassas on account OF
the Hospital saturday and Sunday collection:
From Churche TRACE. Episcopal. sl344 43; Covenant
Presbytcrian 500 o. Matthew'S. Episcopal, Sd5 20
Memorial baptist s3s 03 ST. James Episcopal. Fordham,
s35 %; Chapel Of ST. Lukes Hospital, So IL; Grace
Chapel Episcopal $50 49, Mount Morris Baptist $50 l.
Archsngel. EptcoIal $40 20 German Methodist MclIosc
SO asld Di cipcs OF Christ, - ~
Through the Coffee Exchongc-Anson w. Hard George
G. Rand each s5O Joseph J. Donohucs Sons. James X.
ray,or Co. aud II. f. hcCrr'ry, each slO; j. w Ed
wirc, ~ In snail amounts s2o ;otal tl5j.
From ysrou, -ourccs-Old Colony steam hip Company.
sIOO f.. r. C. Peterson. 500 seinhart Heidelberg Co.
employees. s35 T. Hcrzig & Co. a. Fink Son. each
$40 Franz Deak Lodge l. o. o. f., Ad Hueesch Lodge
l. o. S. H. each 81; J. Bendel 81 total collection To
data. Ala. sQa o.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

Professor IL. H. Boyesen OF Columbia College, be-
gan a course OF lectures upon The Modern Novcl'
before members OF the Brooklyn Institute In Assoca-
ton Hal yesterday afternoon, the subject being Nc-
tor Hugo. with Personal Recollections" The audi
noe was large and showed great interest in the lecturer
pIcfssor +. ". Harper introduced the lecture and the
lecturer and announced readings by Sir Edwin Arnold
upon THE Light OF the orient" Wednesday evening
Of next week.
Application was made to Justice Cullen, in the Su-
prcme Court yesterday behalf OF the Town Board of
Gravesend for a writ of mandamus to compel John L.
VOORHEES, Commissioner OF Investments Of the town, to
nav over 81 900 for building new police hes'dquar-
ters for the town. Commissioner Voorhies, in opposi-
ton saws that the 900 asked for is but the enter
ing wedge which would open the way TO the spending
of the S565 COO in the hands Of the Commissioner.
Decision reserved.
William d. Moore appointed Deputy Fire Com
missioner Yesterday TO succeed himself His salary Is
n 900 a year. Benjamin T. Lewis was reapponted
Fire Marshal at 81, 500 year. Mr.. Moore has been
connected with the department for twenty years six
Sears Of the time in his present place.
Justice Cullen, in the Supreme Court. yesterday ap-
uonted Thomas Moore referee TO take proofs in the
matter Of the voluntary dissolution OF the haveeyei
Sugar Refining Company.
The Aldermen have appropriated al 900 for a por
trait of ex-Mayor Low, 10 be hung In the Common
Council Chamber.
The Montauh Club will give its first women's recep
Ron In the new clubhouse, In Eighth-ave this evening
Over ]. 500 invitations have been issued.
The Board of Education yesterday increased mum
ber Of salaries among the teachers Of music In The pub
lie schools. Musical Director Caswells salary wa
increased from 50 $50 to $500. The salaries OF th'
ollowing teachers raised Kate Fowler from S4o'
In $500: Alice VI. Judge. $3.50 TO 1920; j. 5. icrbury
E7co to 1900; J. A. Campbell, $3.50 to $3.50; w.
Groate, $3.50 ~ 5000.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
LONG ISLAND.

Babylon-rhe people Of Babylon arc considerably
wrought up the reported attempt to assassinac
Mrs Wilson a few nights ago. Mrs. Wilson, white
woman, lives in a cottage owned by Mrs. John Dublin,
a wealthy cOOrcd woman. on the night In question
Mrs Wilson heard some IN front OF the house. and
when she opened the door % ascertain who wa,
there she surprised TO hear the report OF a
shotgun, and some of the shot struck her The
next morning Mr. Wilson applied tO Justice Coopc!
for advice. Mrs. Wilson Is afraid 10 begin proceed
ings against Of those that she suspects Of
firing tho gun. ~ she has received q warning "a
make inquiry. The cottage IS used by the Duiin
family as summer home.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
TOO MUCH TINE DEVOTED TO spEILIyG.

The regular semi.wcekly meeting OF the New-Y
Anthropoogca Society held in the lecture
OF Cooper Union yesterday afternoon Dr.. Edward
c. Manu. the president OF the society, presided. The
main feature Of the meeting the reading OF a
paper entitled Education seen by Anthropolo.
gist' by DR.. DuIen Ward. The paper aroused con
siderable debate. Among those taking part In the
discussion were DR.. L. V. Wright, DR.. +. c. WEIGH,
DIR. william McLaury, Mrs. Burnz and DR.. Edward G..
Mann. Mrs. BurnZ said that third OF the time OF
the children in 'the lower departments in the public
schools taken up with learning 10 spell aud she
attributed il largely 10 this fact that the German
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
TO INSTALL GRAND ARMY OFFICERS.

Tie public installation OF the officers OF Lafayette
Post Grand Army OF the Republic. by Commander-in-
Chief John Palmer will take place at Leno1 Lyceum
tonight, and will be important and Interesting
incident for the veterans Of the Civil War. Dele
gations from Kingsley Post, OF Boston, and Meade
Post OF Philadelphia. Will be present; and de-
tachment Of twenty five from the Duryee ZOuaves Will
be present and act as escort TO their old com
mander Lieutenant Abraham &. Mills who will be
Installed as commander. Alexander Meakim, presi-
dent Of the Board Of Excise, Is chairman OF the
press committee.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
PIAI\FITI.D.

The Rev. T. q. Warwick pastor of the Plainhed
Mount olive BAPTIST Church. Is at odds with por-
ton of Ms congregation. ON Christmas night an
entertainment given FOR the benefit Of the church
The proceeds were sufficient 10 stock the church
cellar with coal. The congregation has been loud
in praises OF tho society and the entertainment. as
the coal bill ~ the church IS incOnsldeTibc item.
Mr.. Warwick learned day or two ago that dancing
was INDUCED In during the evening OF the enter.
tainmcnt and refuses 10 sanction TIE use or
the coal purchased with money made at n ball The
trustees want 10 the coal while the pastor asks
at prCScnt
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
OTHER SUBURBAN TO JVNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-Thc Legislature having enacted a
law making it obligatory for the town elections IN
Wcs,chcstcr County to be held on the second Tuesday
I'm February hereafter, unless otherwise determined by
the Board Of Supervisors the Board has decided that
the town elections shall be held the last Tuesday
I'm March Of thl, year and annually thereafter, unless
a different day shall be selected by the Board
MOI NT VERNON.-.ioln Moran, OF Washngtonvillc.
WA, struck by the Springfield express upon the Ncv-
York Ncw-liavcn and Hartford Railroad at that placo
noon yesterday. lie died few hours after In the
Mount Vernon Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
SIIrI0NERS ELECT TRUSTEES.

The annual meeting and election OF the StauonerS
Board OF Trade was held yesterday afternoon at -.
90 NaSau-st Reports were read by the pres.ie u
and secretary showing large increase in the business
Of the Office These trustees were then elected :
Alexander Agar, Henry c. cambridge, Broomheld
rrower Henry X. Dyer, A. j. c. Foye. George b.
Hurd, Samuel /. Knight J. V. Kock. Amos NJ Lyon,
w II MARS, John Mclaughlin, George L. Pease.
PRANK souler, Ivan Won Auw, David S. Walton,
rdwsr6 G Williams Frank Wood and Edwin Young.
Next Tuesday the trustees viii meet at 90 W
Mas sau- ST., at 8 10 p. IN. to elect ofnceIs.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
ANONNE'

John J. Hicheys proposition 10 prohibit TIE reading
Of tho Bible Tho recitation of th" Loris PRAYER IN
the public schoo o' BAY WA rejected ~ t1h >
B,afd OF Education Al IT,, no ding Monday evening.
Notice o, the amendment given bS Trustee Hickey
AZ tho meeting of tho Board hch On Novcmbcr 10.
Ills action aroused public sentiment In IaYCne I" nm
intense pitch 81 cArit ,m"nt. Mr. lh,hev ' n
nonshioncr oi the Eonau CatOhr Church Of Il Mar.
star of the Ssi. lie occupied three and thi' Qmit'
hours in delivering his argument H. amendment
was lost by vote of seven nays To I've yeas tf'c
trustees having withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
DISCUSSING UNIVERSITY CONSOLIDATION

The announcement that phlanthropc citizen OF
Ncw-ioik had offered $4,000 20 the University OF
t'c City Of New York and Columbia College on con
dtiOn tIat they unite received with variu!,
degrees OF cnthusies by friend, Cf the institutions
yesterday. Many thought the union inadv,able Al
the meeting OF the council OF The University OF tr,
City of Ncw-fork on Monday evening IL was decided
TO appoint committee to discuss tue adylssbuty Of
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
HOME NE WIS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Throcknort III court-martel. Army Building. 10 80 a. m
Bowdoin Alumni Association dinner. Holman House
6 80 p IN.
Daughters Of the Revolution. Sherry's. noon.
State Railway Commiss honers' hearing. Brooklyn
St Nicholas and Century clubs celebration OF Iweir
Night"
Lafayette Post. No. 14o. Installation LHno1 Lyceul
evening.
Edison Electric Light Company directors meeting
Montauk Club reception TO women Brookiyn' evening
Park and Aqueduct Commissioners meetings
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
SHIPPING .NEWS.
PORT or Nrw.YoRK .....TUEsDAY. JAN. g. i

PORT or NEW.YORK ......-. [ ESDAf, JAN .. lssz.
ARRIVED
steamer Thcolorich ticr Dohms,rick. london via pat
month Brakwater In ballast TO John se>xes
jsTsrP;G9 T,mS1Tf %1rlS DE s Il 4. Iss sss
Wssrns1a Des P4 J;%:s% w2,sH An.erp sSn: Doc 20
steamer ippolyie Dnmois br iurnpnl n ,s
steamer Ci,y Of san Anono zen Pcrnsndins
wick Ga sth mdse and passengers 10 II Mallory Co
Chaitahooche, Dagse savannah with mdse snA
GanoiI; wahrE M SswgSss S.T. s and Norfolk
stcamer II DnnoeS Berry, Boston, with mdse "
steamer City Of New Bedford Biober Fall River Borden
ship Wilhelm Ger, wllmscn. 81 days, with mdss
to order vessel to Geo varrcmann.
ship rreilnrs Grr Rei,renstein Rio Jansro 40 days
& TsS s% snsypGTs % yps4non IL xs md'' TO
sUNsET-winda at SANDY Hook light. W; clondy
At city Islaud-lght Nv. cloudy.
CLEARED.
Steamer Egyptian Monarch ,Br Irwin London -sanier'oa
steamer ci,y OF Paris Rr Watkins Liverpool via oueen'
steamer Nevada ,Br Douglass. Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Runic ,Br. Thompson LverpoolH Maitland xer
Steamer wkommen GER, schaeter Geesemunde -Gustsv
steamer Rhynland (Begl. weyer Antwerp wrishtA
steamer W clyde, ROCKWELL Hsyan ports-wm clyde
steamer Atbos tBr,. Lowe Jscme &c-Pim rorwooi Go.
sesmer Richmond JcnHey. West Point. Va-od Domlnou
steamer Roanoke Hulphers. Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion
Steamer tIsr Rutherford Newport News-JOhso
Srlgrr. :.
Steamer Herman Winter. Nickerson. Boston II D
Dimock. -
Duoro for Newcastle Russia, Hamburg; Trsve
Bremen Thorntondae Rotterdam Ayah. Hzvrs GardehA
AliTet IumUls, tiiOara Roanoke, Newport News
Richmond West Point, Va.
Ship Rembrandt for Melbourne.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
bell buoy the southwark OF the breakws
Squd Ledge Point Judith RI has been replaced IN s PROV
position.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON. Jan Arrived, steamer Richmond Hill tBr, P@
~, from New.York. -.
QUEENsIowN, S-Arrive Prince (Dsh
Evans. from New.York -
MONIiIE Jan Arrived steamer Ethiopia (Brl, Wusss
from New torh on her way Ia Glasgow.
StlIiN. Jan ! Passed Iavel (Derl Jungs, uos
New York on her Ia southampton AMI Bremen ,,.s,
PRAwiI POINT Jan . Passed steamer Ntendain lp'e"'
Roggc,ern from New York heT Rotterdam, 49,.
lLARa Jan 5-P Passed amer Rotterdam (Dch), uo~
New York ou her Amsterdam.
sTElfiN Jan 5-Salel. steamer f0aria (Ger) Buses' ~
New York
ANTWERP, Jan ARRIVED, steamer Atsaower (Sr Sss~
rom New.York.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

drawing OF patronage at the wlgwam on the eVehhs
OF December o. The nve 81, 200 clerkshps went 70
Solomon f. Hecht. Charles H. Moran. Marnh D.
Coney. Thomas J. Mulvey and Elmer f. DE camp
three at 81 600 to Bernard ONcil william H. Rurode
and Pierce ~ Poole ard two at 1900 to Henry hahi
and Iohu Macure Two cler4ships at 81 900 escli ana
two messengers berths at 500 each are YET " "
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
A RARY BURNED TO DEATH.

Mrs John Kerr OF No. 1913 forG'st lelt her
kitchen to get an arnfll of frcwood yesterday morn
ing When she went from the room bapc seven
months old was seated in high chair being secured
there by straps. The babys thrcc-yeai-oid oFothcF
was playing the foor During the aose1fe M oi & ,n
and they set fire 10 paper bencali the nsn
chair The flames reached til" nfants cp'aiE; IA III a'
In a moment the child was being burned VI u's'tI.
Mrs Kerr hcaM the sufferers cries ana ran TO lI'
ald She was too late. The child died an hour "'er'
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
JIArEENSACl[

Mrs John Bllr1ncl has been subject N hts of IN
sanitv lately ON Monday afternoon while she Was
left alone she poured kerosene over her clothing and
set fire 10 1t. Her son In law. John Felsman. heard
her cries took her in his arms. carried her down
stairs and poured a bucket Of water over her Drs.
McFaddeu and Brown ordered her removal 10 the
Hsckenssck Hospital whcro she expected TO die.
Sho is NJ four years old.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
sr-DDry ryrrJyG OF HIS IRDoR.

Dstrict-Attorncy Nicoll announced on Monday, with
great flourish OF rimpets that he intended to move
nsins the dive" keepers Of I'll, city The conviction
~ "Bllly" McGlory had encouraged him. he said
Yesterday however he declared that he had NfcrTcd
the entire subject to the police.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

tie union with a corresponding committee OF 'oiu''
bia. AZ Columbia College 1t was sam yes'er""S u"'
80 action would he taken unt!l the meeting Vi '"o
,ruste.s ne>t month In the meanwhile. II was
added. President Low hal nothing To say In resa'n
u nlnn.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
ORANGE.

The ooroncr's jury In thc case Of Frank h. VIII
iams who was killed IN the street by coming ~ 'pn'
tact with electric wire on December 20, returned u
T.rdict Yesterday placing the responsibility for the
death upon the Essex County Electro Company.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
BARTHMAN TAKES HIS SEAT.
HIs ApPoINTMENr DICIARED AZ OUTRAGE o

HIS APPOINTMENT DECLARED AN OUTRAGE ON
pECDNCY BY Mr.. HENDRIX. THE PHEsI DENT
When the Board OF Education met yesterday afer-
noon. william Barthman. whose appointment oy mayor
C,hapn created much opposition among the members
and whose credentials were tabled at the last meeting
OF the Board appeared to take his seat After tl'e
meeting opened President Joseph c. Hendrix spoke
as follows. 49,,
Gentlemen you have laid upon the table the credentials
OF william Barthns,, and doubtless have the votes
10 keep them there but he is legally arpontod 10 lS
Hoard Courts would speedily grant his rights II he sp
pealed 70 them is the interest Of good order nor
It's public duty for this Board 10 act IN oe
o. the laws.
grant you that the appointment odious one. 1t
is more IL is an insult to the gentlemen who voluntarily
labor In the outrage upon pubic cecehcy
public officer who is found unworthy OF membership in
this body by OF Investigation appointed AZ MS
own request and who resigns under charges and under
threat Of removal Mayor OF the city h appointed
Mayor the strength Of a document sgne
by YOU kindness and sympathy. and In the con
fdense would be used for public purpose
Whoever else be 70 blame. the sieners oil u"t pager
their share Of responsibility Your indiGh"
ton at the betrayal Of confidence has been shared by
other members who have protested against this sppoih
ment. TIE attitude OF this Board. l persuaded has
the heartiGst public approval
1. remains for me TO say that will accept the espon
sibity for assigning the member to any important
committee work beg request that the credentials "f
William Barhman be taken from the table ana that his
name be placed upon the roll.
There opposition to this course. and MI
Barthman took his seat. Mayor Boody was applied
to by members OF the Board Of Education TO take
action In regard to unseatng Mr. Bartliman. but de
clned to have anything do with the matter. as 1t
did not belong TO his administration Mr.. Barthman
reappOinted by Mayor Chaplin through the diIect
influence OF Boss" Mclaughlin. The charges against
him related to deal in the purchase Of PROPERTY
for site for new public school when ne was In the
UQdrd three years
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
+. & W.
NEW COLLAES.
PEoUoT.
JANUARY DRESS GOODS SALE

JANUARY DRESS GOODS SALE
We begin, to-day, our regular
aftcr-hOliday sale in the Dress
Goods Department..
An immense variety Of Plaids Of
Scotch. French and English make.
i'm both gay and subducd cOlOr.ngs,
prices reduced one half.
Many excellent values in stylish
ChcviOtS and Tailor Sui tings,
Double Rib Diagonals, etc.
Reductions also in prices OF
Cashmercs, Sergcs and other
Plain GOOds-Bargains at every
counter.
For early Spring we have opened
several new lines of attractive
mixtures. so inches wide, S1.OO
and $l.25 per yard.
JAMES REERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
NEWARK.
WILL THERE BE A DEADI

WILL THERE BE DEADLOCK IN THE CooNoIhi
In the courts Of Newark yesterday, JudHc Dcpuc
heard argument in the Thirteenth "aru ooh'cS'eu
election case in which is involved the control oi inc
Common Council Of Newark this year. Tie contest
WIS made by Benedict Jlnch. tho defeated Demo- r'uc
candidate for alderman who declared that NUMBER o
ballots designated for the Eighth Precinct anu No'e'
In the Third Precinct wrOnghllly thrown out oy
the canvassing officers Judge Dcpue reserved his oe
clsiOn.
The new Common Council met to organize H's'
night, with fifteen Republicans and fifteen pemocrats
Tho chamber vas crowded The clerk presided.
motion was made by Alderman l!arriSan 'Dcm) 10
nd ourn the statement being made that the peH"crhl
would do no business unll tho Thirteenth "nrd con
test WAS decided. A viva voce vote was taAcl' Dut
before IL vas announced MIR. iIarrgan SUNNI 1ncd me
Democratic members To- leave the chanber' winch
thcv did Whatever decision may be reached ti'H
week 10y Judge Dcpue, il VIII he appchIn 20 I'M ,'"
supreme and Appellate Courts, and hnal T'>nt H'S
MOI he reached until next fall The Republicans nave
exps @scd their Willingness 10 divide power ~ TIC ,"ui
cI in orcr 10 expedite business. and VIII meet Tue
Democrats half way.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
Announremens.

For Colds and Sore Throat, no moro useful
article can be found han the welknown browns brOn.
chial Tfochesn Sold only In boxes.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

Mrs Wnslows Soothing Syrup for children
t.othiup softrns the Gums. riut"s Inflammation. aIay
r.in curc wind collie and darhoes rs cents bottle
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
UFNRY A. DANIELS, ". D.,

90 YVES spIil.E.
OF the system GcnitoC Urinary organs.
Impotency and Sterl,y. Hours 10 /. 5 70 5.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
DjsTRIBTTIyG IlMMANY PATRONAGE.

Chief Clerk Blake, OF the Board Of Aldermen. yes
serday filed ten OF the places under him In accora-
ancs with the result Of the Tammsny Alderpens
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

August Sigc forty six years old, boarding ~ 40.
400 Ferrv-st.. committed suicide Yesterday 10y hanging
himself from bcdpO,t I'm his room SlSci ann i,un %
GERMANY a few years ago. leaving vile ana ch'M'h
in his native place lie said he was related 10 ''eh-
eIal Franz Sigcl.
Mayor Haync. took the oath Of Office Yesterday at
noon I'm Tho CITY Hall. beginning his mn term ~
Navor luncheon was lterward served at tho
Mayors house IN Plane Il.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
BURGLARS GET JEWELS WORTH $1,000.

The house Of Edward w. Msscord, Produce Exchange
broker a. No 60 Monague-st was broken into yester
dav afternoon and ewelry, including some family heir
looms worth about 81 oOO was stolen. Mrs. Mascord
and her daughter returned from shopping expedition TO
find the rooms confusion and the joweis gone. No
elew the thief is known.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY.
Sun rise 7:.l Set. 44i Moon sets - pm Moons ago
HIGH WATER.
4 M-sandy Uk. 062 Gov. Isld 0S0l Hell G'e.. 2;23
PU-Sandy Hk.. O27 Gov. Isrd. O+U Hell G'e.. 2;S9
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

TIE GOVERNORS LIFE INSURANCE VOID.
The suit OF James H. Stuart against the Mutual Rescue
Fund IAfe Association, TO collect two policies Of 5000
each the life Of John b PAGE formerly Governor OF
Vermont tried in the Supreme Court before justice
BARTLETT Yesterday and resulted In the jury being directed
10 bring IN verdict defendant The policies were
taken September 25 1885 and Governor Page died
.: his home in Rutland from pneumonia October "a
1885 The defendant showed that the answers made by
Governor Page medical examiner were not true in
that he had had pneumonia when in fact he
he'd said that he had never been rejected by an
company when he had been shortly before The
court held that the might have been made honestly
but that In making he had made the policy void
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
DECLARING MAYOR BooDY's VETO VOID.

DECLARING MAYOR BOODYs VETO VOID.
The Brooklyn City Railroad Company has secured
the opinion Of the counsel Of the company to the effect
that the veto OF the trolley resolutions by Mayor Boody
is void and of effect the ground that the resol
tions became a at midnight December 81. when
the terms of the Mayor and the Board OF Aldermen
came an end President Lewis said Yesterday that
this opinion left it the judgment OF the company
when to enter into contract for the beginning OF
work. The company will not do anything however,
until after the State Board OF Railroad Commissioners
has acted upon the application made to IL by the COM
pany. In point OF fact it is said tho application to
the Board OF Aldermen only matter OF courtesy
rs TIE OF the state Board is all that is needed
to put the trolley in operation.
A hearing will be given by the state Railroad Com
mssioners at the CITY Hall today the application
OF the four companies Of the city for permission 10
change their motive power from horses to the trolley
FOR AN EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF GEN. GRANT
resolution authorizing the erection OF an equestrian
statue Of General Grant in the plaza opposite the Union
League Club house. at Bedford ave. and Dean-st has
been prepared and will be submitted 10 the Aldermen
next week The statue will be similar TO the washing
ton statue In Union Square. New-lork The cost VIII
be about $4,000. The matter will be pushed ut q
dinner Giants birthday.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
HER CHEAP STOCKINGS NAY KILL HER.


Ellen Donahuc q serypnt is lying seriously III AT the
h.me Of cousin. Mrs. Brennan, No lo Twenty
eighths suffering blood poisoning caused by wear
ing cheap snillnedyed stockings The girl was born
in Roscodnmon Ireland. twenty-five years ago She had
been this country three years, and up o the time Of
her illness was most robust health. in september
las. abe became a servant in family In HcDonougrs'
On December she received her and went TO New
York and In Sixt.ave bought dozen pairs OF stock
ings for 05 They were bright reds, yeows ana
blues on the following Sunday she wore rar OF tae
stockings On tho day following her legs were maoh
swollen and ordinary remedies did not relieve the PAIN
The m refused TO have doctor and the fsmly becoming
alarmed :Old she must either have one or give mp
her place did the latter and went to her cousins
tried doctor herself for week and then became
dellrious. DR.. William TomLnson, Of Thirdave, was
called that the stockings poisoned the girl
without doubt Mid Of poisoning by cheap stock
incs ore not uncommon. Ellen Is likely % de and
she II WILL be because she has good constitution
Her skin IL crooked and swollen and she has symptoms OF
eangrene.