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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15

Gounods Messe socnnello-. occasional. Hymn lo4
At even song t.is Magnihcat" and Nnnc omit
lis = Mann: anthem, But Thou Ddst not Leave ana
. LIZ Up Your Heads from the Messiah oher1ory,
Halleliah Chorus" from the MESSIAH. Inc nhc
large choir Of mcn and bcYs Is under the direction OF
DR. ". II. WootcocS. oreanist and choiimaster. ITO
Rev. c. A. Jessup Is tho precentor. ,. , ..
w H. Woodcock. who Is also the choirmaSt"r of 81
Lukc's Church, Brooklyn. has prepared thls music
for that church: At the morning service, Noriey
TIC Deum- In F. Sta,ner's Communion service IN
oGer;orv Hallclujah Christ is Risen,' Clare and at
The evening service, "Magnifcat' and Hunc
nInitils.- West, In T. fat: anthem. Awake up, Nv
GLORY Barlby; onertory. Halclulah ChoruH nom
The Messiah The music will be sung by vested
choir OF men and boys. .,
a All souls Unitarian Church, Fourtll-ave and
Twentieth ST., the following VIII be sung by ,hls
nuartet Miss Gertrude Grswold, soprano. Mrs. Alex.
andor irving contralto H. f. Distclhurst tenor ana
E,rder,rk l. iIiil bass: "Tc Deum,' Mozart; Rejoice
O Ye righteous r. L. Herman Now Cnt3 me
King Eternal Il. L. Herman " Resurrection, II. X
Shelley Joseph Mosenthal Is tile organist and
director Of the music. .
Ucrr is the programme at the Church OF the Divine
Paternity: For the morning service, Dudley Luck;
"Te Dcum" in d: Christ Is Rlsen,' BUCK, :! VIII
Magnify Thee" Mosenthal: the Resurrection"
soprano solo. shelley and IN the evening. 132 era
In Evcclss' Wilson: The MaGiacn.' Warren; The
Radiant Morn" Woodward; Power Eternal. Rossinl.
The music will be sung by quartet and chorus.
The orc1n,st IS r.. \. Parsons. -,
At the Unitarian Church OF the saviour. Brookyn.
This E!n..c will he suns by quartet and chorus !:
The strife is DER" Neidinger: "sanctus,' from
Gonnod's Mass Of the sacred Heart": Easter anthem
from MascagnIs "Cavalicris Rusticana": nioia 3
Portals" from Gounod's Redemption; The rams,
Faurc Buck: "Nunc Dimittis," Barnby. W. H..
Noidlncer is the organist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15

MAYS Landing y J.. April If (SpcciaD.-Ono o'
the worst forest fires that has been known there pr
years Is raging I'm the upper part 81 this county d'he
great damage. The path Of the FIRE PEACHES from Fol
SOM fifteen miles from this place. about four miles
I'm two directions. \ large amount o. valuable umnr'
Is being consumed Tho ltr started on TUESDAY nish
near Uncosta and f. supposed 10 hav" ben set ~
sporl, from a IL or1otivc rcforo morning II had
burned over many acres % ground. and when The r
ldcnt, ~ that town Yesterday morning they found
themselves nearly pcuncd I'm by tho flames \ large
fore. ~ men NJ once went 10 work 90 feht the fire.
!u they were almost powcrlcs'. Last nlght the ire
although over ton m'lcs from here. could be plainly
seen and the smoke from the burning timber rnrh'd
10 this rac, u reached Fast Iinmmontrn AMI NinSlo"
YESTERDAY dc~iroyug everything In lis linc. II Is
now doing onlv little damacc. but + SIN burln- ard
threatens 10 break out n!r,.h time" as IL i In
a heavily wooded district. II Is believed that the dam
a-e will reach 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
THE C.ATTLEMEN SURRENDER

UNITED STATES TROOPS ARE FoRTY-slA of
THrM-rmE EUSTLEEs' QUIET.
Denver April IL" The News received Yesterday
tie following brief dl,patch from Buffalo. Wyo" liz
after which the wire went down: Early tbs mo'll-
Ing the sheriff and roinfo cemenS from Fort McN" cS
consisting OF three troops Of United states CNaI'y
reached the T. A. ranch. The catlemcn' iorN .iA III
uuubcr were stu barfcadcd I'm the ranch puuin5''
ard the beslcging party firing BRISK Voiicy' H'''
their entertainments. but few shots were re'"'Hou'
AZ tho troops appeared the bcSegers ceased hf1hg'
Colonel Van Horn In command Of the Troops Win
the sheriff reconnoercd the ground ana then marchcu
within long rife range OF the ranch ana diSfnouh'cu
his men, Colonel Van Horn ana inc
sheriff with flags OF truce advanced
IN within 100 yards OF the outer forthcaon' where
thcy were met by representative OF 'he bcSleged
cottlemen Aftor short parlcy. the stockmen under
Major Wocott surrendered to Colonel Van Horn ana
vcrc nj once escorted to Fort Mckinney where they
,ro at present under the protection OF the troops
In the almost incessant firing which has been kept
I'M for the last two days on the bcslegeu party
only two men were wounded one severely None
Of tho "ristlcrs' was hart.
The Governor OF wyoming Las requested that inc
prisoners be sent to Douglas. Wyoming. and says
that owing TO the excitement In Northern wyoming
hc will not Mt this time go to that section.
OMAHA April IA telegram from Gillette. Wyo.,
ny. tbo war on Powder River not to have
ob,ted II was reported by Burlington stage last
uirh that tc cnttlcncn surrounded AZ the is
dale ranch and were closely pressed. several COW,
Iovs and cattlcmen nr, I'm Gillette all well armed ana
mounted and apparently GONG Son'cW'''Ic, Nv, - 90
are quiet and no Information can be obtained IRON
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For the minority needs pro

Is The minority party. For the minority needs pro
tecOn.' go $500,
In that case said Senator Brown with laugh
il would no. be long bsO7e The majority parts w0ula
DO the minority party ,,
Then yCu acknowledge, SENATOR said Mr.. liaycs'
that II will be political advantage to have ma
ory Of election inspectors. II seems 70 me that YOU,
DO and permit 10 that TINS Is the hrst tinlc
have heard that this bill is an eXpedent to suppress
John |. Davenport" =, ,,,,,
John :. smith said Il represent the Republican
Club Of New York senator PlUnlt said that honest
election, were necessary to rammaHr Hall 20 also
thcY are to the Republican plrty. Mt Plunhitt say ;
that tie election, have been honest Why. thcn not
loave we'll enough alone , .
Iarlc, = lehmnicr suggested that tF Dcm9cratlc
party II dissatisfied with ihc election system in the
raral parts Of The state cOnll pass law glvns cach
political part equal !cpr, entaiipn IN re bpaT1 :"
L,lcctions Richard ! Lewis said that history shovel
that before the pa saer oi the Act OF 1872 Democrats
suffered 2, much a, Hcpr'iicans from hlSih'atlon
~ tho count In New York CITY. With this speech The
hearing ended. In the senate 10 day ne bill wa
made a special ordc- UP second and third radlnS
IN Tue,cav Mc,.gs Anderson. iaics hulllnTnt
Smith and L"hmacr sent lct"r 70 Ep'crnor fi2"rr
10 night asking 10 br herd in opp .oG to tine Bill, II
II sh0ud reach the hanGi Of the Executive.
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY IN DETAIL.

For Maine Hampshire and Vermont. generally
fair followed by showers in the south slightly cooler
except stationary temperature in Vermont.
For Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut rain
slightly cooler except stationary temperature I'm Rhode
Island and southeastern Massachusetts, variable winds. IN
crcasing and becoming eastery.
For Eastern New-York far I'm the extreme norA 8
showers esowhere BY day but fair at night and >atur
day: cooler; norherly winds. high on tho coast.
For Eastern Pennsylvania, NewJersry. Delaware ana
Maryland in tho carly morning followed by clear
ing winds becoming high northwestsry.
For Virginia. clearing cooler.
For the Carolinas, gencrslly fair slightly cooler
For Eastern Florida and Georgia. fair colder Georgia
For Western Florida, Asbama and Mississippi fair I've
days cooler.
For Louis and Eastern TcNns fair colder.
For Arkan aus, fair DAYS warmrr Fiily night.
FOR Tennessee and Kentucky. fair and By nghs
In west showers. followed by far and colder ~ tho
cast, fair and warmer saturday.
For Western Ncw-Iork, Western Pennsylvania, Wess
Virginia and Ohio generally far
For iLdlana Iat Illinois. fair two days; warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
AMY ryrrLITGENrE.

Washington April 14.-The following assignments 70
regiments OF officers recently promoted are ordered
Major Thomas f. Rose. TO the 18th Infantry lie VIII
report b. tecgraph 10 the commanding general Depart
mont OF Texas for assignment 10 station Captain
Richard r. Yeatrnan TO the 18th infantry. Company
Il Captain william c. Mcfarland. to the 10Th Infantry
First Lieutenant John Little. to the 14th Infantry.
Company b First Lieutenant George :. Cartwright. 10
the 10th Infantry Company he will remain on duty
with the cath Infantry until further orders.
Major James W. Reilly. OIdnance Department, will
proceed from waertown Arsenal TO the Builder' Iron
Foundry, Providence. Il. l.. on official business.
The leave Of absence for six months with permission
TO leave the United states. TO take effect such tne
about May 10 as his services can be spared by his
department commander, is granted Captain Morris u
VESSELS cath Infantry.
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COUNTRY REGISTRATION BILL LOST
,yLY Fifty VOTES roR IT IL TIE ASSEMBLY
"a GlnRYMANnrn nrNrrN.

-, GIRRYMtNuE9 BEATEN.
Albany April II ,spccnn.-Thc Democrats In the
Assembly today suffered two serious defeats
They were beaten In the Poughkcepsio Gerry
Inaudcr bill and I'm tie BIZ. 10 compel
the personal registration Of voters In tn
country. The enactment into law OF the latter
measure was wanted by tho Democrats rs earnestly
ns they wanted any political legislation this session.
Through IL they expected 10 embarass tho country
Republicans by compelling them n register personally
each year. Even the county Democrats could not
stand this bin and they voted against II. II received
only fry vote Tie speech Of AsSemblyman Ken
nc.!y carried the day against this measure.
lie drew vivid picture ~ tho reception by th,ir
constituents Of the country members who voted for
such bill.
Tho poushSccpsir GcrrymanieT bill was defeated
by Ohci Wheeler. who's speech against u won TIC
vote OF As,cmilyman Laude, Of Putnam County. The
bill received only sixty f,ur votes. Daniel Mae)nc's
Cg,lonSburg Gorrymnndcr hin went through by strict
party vot,. Til, bnl extend. ID" terms Of the
Dcmocr1,iic Mayor AMI Recorder. and Gives them
unii,ua power TIE mcmDcgs ~ he New iork bsi'l
q Aldermen can sleep peacefully now. Assembly,
man Walker Dfiay Ia@ = III which provides that
Tho hoard ned EJt meet On "a first Monday IN July
IN case that day happen. 40 b. lcrnl holiday.
Tho W"ol III. creating couml. Son Z" locnt"
brldgr. across tho Pat River. passed the ie- 'miy
Il. night -ond,0r 1iDru's I'M Which authorize, the
sew York Coltrs and liud 900 River Railroad t'm
parv TO clcrat- tho railroad ii." over the Harlem
ilvcr. and T. construct m elevated structure from
HinGiy--Ath-S;., 80 the river. nl-D passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
PROCEEDINGS ~ TIE SENATE.
PASSAGE OF THE FAHoUHAE BILL AMENplNG
THE BALLOT REFORM Ltw-TELE-
PHONE BILL PASSED


sranv Apr;I Il fS,ociap.-The senate today took
up Mr. Farquhar's bill amending tho Ballot-kelorm
law by providing that the Endorsement OF the district
shall be on the inside and changing the pNslcai
disability clause. senator saxton offered the "Diahhct
ballot bill as substitute for the Faruuhar Dill, ana
supported his proposition with speech In winch no
reviewed the present condition OF the ballot laws ana
urged the adoption OF the blanket ballot lie called
attention 10 the fact that the Supreme Court Of
Nebraska Ind in q unanimous decision declared that
ballots bearing the wrong Endorsement like those In
volved in the Onondnea case must be counted never
thcIcss The Ncw-Yor,I COUrt had decided. 10 :,
tina; they could not be counted.
senator McCarren said that It wond be far better
II senator Saxton would repeal the Ballot law alt"
scther
senator McCIeand thought that the Ballot law was
4 success Whatever IL, effect In Brooklyn and New
York. the law had put stop 10 corruption III the
country.
The SUBSTITUTE, wns lost by strict party vote OF IL
to IS. senator Edwards voting with the Republicans
in the affirmative In favor Of the :" blanket ballot
Senator Cantor offered an amendment to the bill.
striking ont that portion Of the first section which
provided for the folding OF The ballots by the printer
This adopted.
senator Hunter offered an amendment that par
al blindness shall be considered physlc disability
This also was adopted. The BIN WIS then passed
20 to s-Sonators slxton. O'Connor and tdwaid'
voting for II with The Democrats Nc-rs. saxon
and OConnor explained that they were In favor OF the
blanket ballot" proposed In senator sa\toh ;
substitute bu that since they coud not have this. the
were willing - accept the Farquhar bill, which would
prevent such trouble tia, which occurred In onoh-
daca Coanty la-t fail.
scnato? A,pnal's III creating a state Board ol
Telephone Commissioners wa, next dl'cu''cd Mt.
Ko,.ch moved 10 amend il by providing that tho
commit, ioncr, shall be appointed b2 the Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
Mr. ERWIN SAVES TIE STATE $4,000
BAD APPROPRIATION BILL BEATEN BY HIS
NlGnRnIS pENENCI ATION.


VIGOROUS DENUNCIATIoN.
Albany, April II (SpcciaD.-SenatOr Erwin gave the
Democrats another severe shaldngup tonight, ana
saved the State $11 900 in cold cash. The majority
had brought in bill TO reapproprae certain unex
pended balances OF former appropriations 1t was
going through swimmlngy. when Mr. Erwin caught the
words "For botoming out the Albany BASIN 10000
whats thatl" he cried, sharply; what's that ?
What do you want to bottom the hole forl Why, we
gave you so 900 to FL 1t up last year Let me look
1t talks about unexpendcd balances there none.
The title OF the bill Is lie. There IS money In the
treasury TO pay these appropriations not a cent. II
you pass this BILL you'll have to bond the state.
Here IL calls for 81, 800 for the purpose of removing
causes of malaria from the abandoned Genescc Canal.
Now what does that meant Mud You want TO
dig up mud here and dump 1t yondcr7
"why not - interrupted Senator McCarren, intend
Ing to be facctous.
"YOu think il joke to throw away $4,000 Of
public money, do your retorted Mr.. Erwin. DO
you laugh at Us 70? trying TO save few thousands
here and there That's the reason you've got a
bankrupt treasury. You gave out lying statement
OF your finances Just before the last election, showing
that YOU had 100000 IN the treasury. 1t was
$1,000 600 wrong and the 81 100000 left were given
10 Won bv the United states return of the Direct
Tax fund. And that's what yOu are living nov.
That's what you propose 60 squandcr digging holes In
the ground and filing them up again. This bill Is a
steal from the first section 10 tic last"
beaten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
SBOYr HORaFS WIN IT MEMPHIS.

Memphis, Tenn. April 1.-The 'book!c," carried OF .
cortload money FROM Montgomery Park this evening
Moose who could do I thin At Newt Orleans was
wlnrcr ut O To Eurenc 10 10 shot. fcnt chm mp
the splnc OF backing the h,orit, ly winning tho
fourth and John - to T. the last Tho track
was slow No racing tomorrow. Good Frdar. sunni airy
First racc-sN n'loags sunny south won. Joscnhinc
Cassidy second ard Cfulksh7nls third. Time .eoi,
Second taco-I!aN milo. Moose Won, Enoch ,er,uI
and John Eta thiri. Tim"-jS'4.
Third race ne.ani -oncci Fhth m.lri Faithful won
Fist Ian he1. Annie Grown i've lengths Tlnc-2 .ois,
Fourth racc-Scycn furonPs. Uuacnlc Costa Eica
and Ml.s PlcXvlck came rnder the wire in the order
named. T.mc-1 .31it.
Fira lace-One mile John g. won. Coroncl second
Mean Enough third. 1imc-i 81. "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
O,FLYyy NOT YET DNscOURlGED.

Alfred Kelsv leading actor Of the company which
Is having an interesting career OF the New Park
Theatre. PLAYING "O'F1ynn In Mexico is fully alive
the humor Of his situation. He did realize Ill no
tried hs fortune here that the kind OF pay required for
New-York the that accepted in the zone
night stands Of West and the philosophical
In he the discovery amusing. lie always
makes speech after the second act Last night he aid
that he was soon have theatre Of hts in New.
Yora. which 70 be hired .0s considerable period
lie backed in hts enterprise he declared. BY the
pristor OF patent medeae because 10 found thas
seeing him oct gave people that tired feeling" Young
man who sat In one OF the matinee
tcrday overcome and had u BE- tlkcl out OF the
theatre. 4. is thought that he viii recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
yoryG woRMlv Is / CRITICAL STATE.

George J. SchoeIcl yesterday afternoon received
telegram from Albany stating that E"nlamin J. w.
man. tie ONLY son of Or. j. II. Worman. of Outing.
who accidentally shot himself on Tuesday, WIS In
critical condition. but that hopes were sill entertained
of nj, recovery. Young schoeGcl was student at
Harvard ard was spending III, vacation with friends
I'm Albany III. mother was Ecrr and his father WIS
nj sYrirsfc,d MAJ. when the shooting occurred.
Thy went {, rim n once. No Information hAd been
received rs their friend, here 90 the circumstances
Of the shooting Nr. Shocncl snid that the young
man sometime, carried Il revolver and n Wns pphnhle
that while handling 1t the wrapon was accidentally
discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
FLAMES IN / DOWNTOWN BUILDING.

\ fire broke the upper part Of Nos. 80 end 81
South willlam-s,. last nigh; at II rs o'clock. Officer
Jackson Of the Precinct the fire and the
alarm Tao bUiding was owned by Lawrence Meyers &
Coz wholesale lQIcrd alrrs and rctlhers who occupied
the four upp.r rooss The building 20 have bcea
ncNt moath make for larger structure
aid thor, wa. consequently only snail quantity Of
liquor stored there. The eroand door Of no building
occupied By Dcvcnoge Gaoupeal. dealers In cham
pagncs and wines and by importer Of alss named
NcEwcn The store Of the former sm extended through
- No 80 Soonest The flames burned out the three up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
FlCrS ABOrT HE FROSrBALDWIN MARH1Gh
70 thn - Of I he Il 2 D D O

TO the Editor Of The Tribune
sly: There arr numerous errors IN the statement
In today's Tribune IN regnrd 10 my daughters mar
-,nee and | It essential that two or three OF
fh,m should bc corrected.
The parties were engaecd last year with or full
consent The had meetings ~ the house OF
mutual friend or anywhere else In Washington
They met two or three times I'm Baltimore with our
knoweccc II understood that the wcrc m
complete their studies before marriage Nv daughter
-,clded 10 Mr.. Frosts urgent proposition that they
shoud be married IN Washington Feb. -. II
being perfectly understood between them that teT
were not 10 live together until their education lid
btrn competed. Ny daughter was no; " sent home
inc President OF the College received his first lno'-
nation 81 the event from mn. and ] brought NY
daughter home. he pdf;ic, w"r' not Obliged 10
swear 10 statement. IN rrsaNi 10 their ages Thr'r
sres on thcr nearest BIRTHDAYS" - ti" du eiion
is sonnet lncs asked. wen twenty ore and eighteen!
You win greatly obliSe me by mailing thee c2rr,c
tlons. $500 = J." h.NID"i"'
New York April II. lr91.
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BILLS SIGNED By THE GOVERNOR

BILLS sIpNED Ia HE 'oNEkNOh.
Albany. April 14.-Governor Flower has signed the
following bills:
Chapter 205-The Congressional Reapportionmeht
bill. $4,000 80, hod
Chapter 206-Appropriatlng $4,000 for drill shea
Chapter 267-Appropra'ing $4,000 for a drill shed
at the pOuchkecp,ic armOry. >
Chapter 295-Setting apart the roofs OF certain Nv,
York CITY piers along the river front for the recfe'o
and health Of the people. tWalkers.) ,re
Chaptcr oOo-Relang to the fees Of stenograpnt'i'
and clerks Of the General sessions OF New-fork NJ,
Chapter 3O0-EXtcndlng the boundaries Oh ro''
chester WcscicSter County. .,ot
ChaDtcr }01Placng corporations on tic same IT,
Ing n, individuals I'm The matter OF making Complaints
against officers for wasting municipal moneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
The WEd TIER REPORT.
A NEW STORM SIGHTED IN TIE NoETn'

\ NEW STORM SIGHTED IN TIE NORTHWEST.
Washington. April If.-rhe storm has moved very
rnpi.y from Missouri TO the Middle AuaaGc cast
second storm OF grca. magnitude moved southeast TO
Alberta. The cleaing condition has gradually settled over
Missouri Valley. being central IN Western Iowa.
Rain ha, fallen IN the Ohio aad Middle Misslssipp Naley
and In the Middle and South Atlantic States The tenn
pcraurr remained stationary the immediate "u,
In the lake regions and New England IL has fallen de-
cidcdy IN the Lower Mississippi Valley southwest y
Texas Showers may be expected on the New.tly ano
coast clearing weather the ONO Valley ana Middle
Atlantic States, end generally fair elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
THE ryporIErAE OF NETWORK CITY.

Albany April l4.-The Typothciae OF the City Of
New-York was incorporated here to-day. Ht Is
formed to foster trade and to reform abuses
in trade to protect trade and commerce from unjust
and unlawful exacuons. TO dIfuse accurate and trust
worthy information among its members as 90 the
standing Of merchants. TO acquire. preserve and
disseminate valuable information relating TO the print
Ing interests Of New-Yock and other cities; TO pro
duce Uniformity and certainty In the customs and
usages Of trade; TO settle differences between It's
members, and TO promote more extended and friendly
intercourse between printers and between merchants
Tho following are the directors Mcsss. Theodore L.
Do Vinne Douglas Taylor. William Charles Rogers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
ST. NICHOLAS cLrB OFFICERS ruosyy

Tho newly elected roard Of Trustees OK tn 81 Nicholas
Club In the clubhouse la. evening it 30 o'clock
appoint Offices and committee. from among tcms, ives
according to tho custom OF tie club J. W. pockmnn w.,
chosen president Of the club and The ether oGccr, and
committees wcrc appointed a. follows Ncc.EIesdrn
Gwati A. oginlrd secretary. Cortiandt Ven Renee.
laer treasurer. william H. Sklinorc; house committee
william II. Young. y. w Mccrcc. ". Qu.EniI com.
mcc admissions. Alfred Wagst,G. Gcprse VI. V,n
iocsen, Augustus Van Cortland: library connitta,
George NJ Van Hoescn. W. H. De Ianccy Andrew Bry on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15

f. Parkc CODY. Horace C. Poihcmus, Il. Hnfhhc'
smith, James A. Rogers Joseph j. Little, Marlin j..
Brown Howard Lockwood, John c. Rankin, r. James
w Pratt Henry Besiscy, Peter Dc Baur ana Edward
TAYLOR Theodore L. De Winnie Is the president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
THE FIRE RECORD.

CLARKE UNIVERSITY. NEAR ATLANTA. BURNED.
Atlanta ca April 1.-THE main bull1inS ~ 'iar"c
University for colcr"d students, near Wahtl was
destroyed by fire 20 night TIE loss Is eStlma' "a NJ
1lput 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15

supreme Court In case he is not allowed TO worship In
bis own way. Assemblyman W. Il. Wheeler opposed
the bill In vigorous speech, aud carried many votes
against il. After Mr.. Dcyo's amendments had bccn
accepted the bill was allowed to go through without
furh her CpDOsitiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15

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