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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-11

We Want You
To see our Easter scarfs.
WILL PRICE, AZ Sixth street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-11
RAILROADS.

A LLEGHENY VALLEY HALLWAY COON
"A and after Sunday March 20, 1892 trains win
lea and arrive Union station. Pitsburg. east
ern standard time: Buffalo express leaves ats:0
a. m.. $50 p. (arriving at Buffalo az 5:4o p m
and 20 q. m. }: arrives AZ 10 m. 6:35 p m Ou
City and Dubois express-Leaves5 5:D g. M, l:U p.
M; arrives Zoo 6:35. 1000 p. IN. EmIenton-
Leaves 400 p. arrives 1000 a. m. East Brady-
Leaves at $3.50 n. m. Klttanning-Leayes 300 q.
M. $3.50 p. arrives 1855 a. m. 5:55 D. M Brae.
burn-Leaves 900, 6:l5 p m: arrives S.uo q. M,
7:40 D. IN. Valley Camp-Leaves 1G:15 a. NJ. 12:o5,
230: 1880 p IN arrives $40 a. 1880. e:15 4:D
% ~, m Sdv ,I o:uO AZ II y. .a%InressI % caves
$50 q. $50 p. m. arrives 7:10 a. M. 635 p m
EmentOn-Leaves s:0o a. m: arrives 9:l5 p M
kittann1ng-Leaves l2:i0 p. M: arrives lO:io p. M
Braeburn-Leaves $50 p. M: arrives !:lO p: m
PullDan parlor buffet car dav trains and Pull
man sleeping on night trains between Plftsourg
and Buffalo. Ticket Offices. No ITO Fifth avenue
and Union station. DAVID M'CARGO. General
Superintendent. JAMES. Z. ANDERSON, Gem
eral Passenger Agent.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-11
To-MoRRoW's BALL GAME

All nth-rs from 20 to 200 to one-quarter the
above prices for place, that is to say, first second
o-t third
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-11

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-11
THE LATEST TURF BETTING.
LonSstreet Becoming Hot Favorite for the
Brooklyn Handicap.

Brooklyn Handicap.
The following are the latest betting quo
tations on the big handicaps. Tney were
forwarded to The DISPATCH yesterday by
Goodwin Bros, a4l Broadway, New York.
Tie prices are play or pay:
SUBURBAN HANDICAP.
Run June is. 1S92-Dlstance N miles.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-11

A I Others from 50 TO 90 one. One-quarter the
shove prices for place, that is to sav first second
third.
BROOKLYN HANDICAP
Run May IS, lSg2-Distance. N miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
TIE TANNANY PRIMARIES.
THEY WILL BE HELD NEXT "ApNf9DN'- ~
SMALL MEETING or THE "ANhNAL
COMMITTEE.

Tho lac, r,osfIng ~ Tammary's general committee
n, 1900 WIS held last nigh; at the Wlewam' nelson
smith chairman presiding. Secretary Jolh D. wv
Colrfk read nc call for the primaries when nr' 10
be held on Wednesday ncx' and II was app"'''l anu
referred back 20 the ccmmitc" Of tmiy ior p''''''
to-, Tho polls will 10 open from to . ?. III. nt an
b. Ass.m'ly district headquarters The several d's-
,r,c DELEGATIONS WIN meet for organization on or De-
FOR, January 10 ard the ne"ly elected general con-
,.,eo NJ -o3 cV assemble In the biz hal q the VIZ
.,, on Friday cv,fiug January -. 70 or-nihH" ior
.r. ve,- The actual number ~ elected delegates 10
lie general committee VIII Do 3ji". hii ~ ni NlE"'
braves who vsn- 20 belong 20 il can hav" 'hrir names
add. ca payment 81 iho 80 arnnol fee. ie Gay ~
i Will appear Of record an secretary NHoliHchs
l,ohs. rAl make ~h'Nl'SNi h'"i' '''" ''''' gov
number ucf'onE.
chairman smith who vii BE- reelected on the or
..r,,,ron ~ the now committee. made a speech.
telling the crowd which had collected naout ih'
wonderful achievements q Tnmmauy during The year
100 among them The election OF Democratic Pr"sl
lent, bni he neglected TO rpca; Mr. 'roAeTs an
nouncement that Tamn.-Iy would AK for no patronage
f,on NJ C!evelnud's hands. tn" gathering wileA
Sir Smith addressed last evening was unusually small
Pr n general committee meeting Ih, boss POM
r., 10 enbarrass Mr. Cleveland with Applications FOR
,i,ro. vas supposed 10 have something 10 d. with
rho manifest lack Of Interest
4 RI. outlon WIS adopted empowering he present
committee % thirty 10 at ur'l rs snc'" 'or Is daily
clo.ca.
ENCoroncr John r. Nuecnt TIE former Republican
leader = the XlVth Assembly, District. Who VS. taken
into the Tlmmauy Han or-an1Hiion u That district
"a Thursday evening Yesterday en' q letter 20
William Irolkn"G. chairman - thr Vow luin Re-
publican State Committee. and president 4 Oh" k
publican County Committee. rc'irning ~, mcinh"r-
Shin in both those bodies. II" ernt no letter r., c
irg his p',c. in tie Hrru' llcgu Executive committee
20 Chairman Patterson. %. h.s wi'hdfnNal rom TIE
County Committee madc fh.. uunccc>>lr. u was
said Yesterday that James i. Hand would be chosen
~ succeed Mr.. Nuccnt %, Republican leader OF the
XVIII A-.emhly D--Nlct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
4 sorrH DAKOTA INDUSTRY THREATENED.

st. Paul, Dec % (SpcclaD.-Nluch interest Is mani
tested over the probable fate OF the South Dakota
divorce industry when the Legislature meets III
January. There is decided tendency, especially IN
religious circles, toward lengthening the time for
gaining legal residence from ninety days 10 one
year OF course such a change would abolish IN
South Dakota that institution known as The Colony
North Dakota requires only ninety days and Nebraska
six months, and the causes for divorces are no more
numerous nor are the courts supposed TO be more
lenient in South Dakota than in those states, so that
the change would efectuay and Immediately destroy
the divorce industry Of the State The attack On the
law IS led by the State W. {. T. T. The lawyers are
OF course generally opposed 10 any change. one
lawyer said he had made $4,000 In the last year
from this source alone. Madame De Stuers paid her
attorney $500 1t c'arenty reported at the
time that William Dupont, OF Wilmington, Del,
paid his attorney 81. 200 the fees in Ills action
which was uncOntested. E. f. Pollock OF New York.
Is said ~ have given check for 81 800 to his lawyer
T. MoUtne MOrdeca, Of Charleston, 5. c.. whose
divorce granted recently paid attorney fees both
for himself and wife and II TOOK II IS said, 5000 TO
do It. The fees which up 10 II 900 are not rare,
and 500 fees for easy unconcsed cases are common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24

Tursish cigarettes and enc each OF EsyP 5r quality.
S an, ar~ three kinds IF Hight Virginia PIP nn,
dear,t'e tobacco All three burn me Hio dwis If
o6,rv.Ise good Finally there are l"p W.. .r,
american cigarettes. which, cuions{ eMo oaS' '''
,,,cJ moro by Engllshmcn than by American t,t.
e" g% j;rrio smplovcs hold Government POlDo'.a
tbcv feel that the Shop j. the property Of to ui
thcIr movements in attending 10 customers ar l
and vitnoIf any enthusiasm They eNhin none ~,
.u , J ILcrrflnc-s 50 noteworthy In ParS HHopt cp
ore Xot very long ago their insolence cnuSrl
~ 20 ND from the Americans and ~, nn tb,
i,ir. ,cnr, written u the Paris "llcIilu u,n'
Gniirnani Messenger and the French
,ta"Inn was directed 20 this branch OF l' 90 H..
', icto change was made in TIE Wra'nutI ol III
Hon So hat now its only detect i inc icr" ,,,,
,Io ,saln.nlen such clerks would ruin any P'lN"'
husines>. ,... 900 co-,i,,rors and wealthy
r-'ncLnnn Down By the huirsc " i lip"'iIr" ~
iLc sfock operators and BROKERS wicIe S;I.ei ,li
G",, CONC Hero there are only three c,rrh1 ~ w.;
pvor by the Chamber 81 Deputies tncfr - ,r 49,,
ood iatt ~ the Reggie outputs IN lari, II i ivr w.
Lenort OF the legislators ami the dcnhlH' VI r,,.
Tau.ourg Il. Gcrmain' ana hnS iuTtr r.cd tobacco
i" han twenty clerks sell all the lnp"r,c' unl" w
consumed In a city Of 2iooo0O inMDull' III, Inv .t
could really DO st. The ircnch are oo'''"' WIN
rr,p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
DINNER TO CHAIRMAN DRAPER.

Boston. Dec. % (SpcclaD.-Tlc life and vigor and
good spirit which prevail among the Massachusetts
Rcpl oicans shown night by the hrge gather
ing OF representative OF the pnrty do honor 10
The man who conducted the last state campaign. The
dinner given at the American House tonight To Eben
;. Draper, chairman Of the Republican state Com
mttec was ATTENDED by 900 mcn representing diff
crcnt ons IF the state. Among those present wtr
Congressman Henry Cabot Lodge, Lieutenant GOV
crn0r Halle l"lcnant- Governor elect Roger Wocolt
Congressman Grape. ricphcn OAIara. Colonel Albert
Clarke. General Draper. George G.. trocker, Con
gresham Walker Henry larlman william f.. Bar
rc;t, Henry H. spmgue. Edward Spraguc Curtis Guild,
IT,, Judge Henry j. Wells. Henry b. blackwell. Ebcn
NJ MoPhersOn Willard Rowland General william NJ.
Osborne senator John emplns Mayor Hayes. OF Lynn
Charles f. shaw II NcwBcdfor1 william II. Ient. OF
Taunton: o. = Grccnleaf. Of Worcester; j. Otis Ward
we'll Of lIavcrhlll: ;. Iillman Blanchard, VI. Pnler
ton DR.. den Of the senate; w. VI. DIN, secretary Of
state: United states ct-Attoney Allen. william
H. Cook Of Milford Congressman elect Mccall and ".
NJ Townsend Ex Governor John ID. Long presided and
yyas unusually fcncous In his brief speeches. The
specches Of the evening were all brief ana to the
point, touching upon state and National politics.
The speakers were tbcn :. Draper, Lieutenant Gov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
DE IESSEPS AND DrCBOT.

Paris Letter in The London telegraph
Coutc aIl,ris,on's auccdotc about General DH,f'.
mri.rc..,V lnicr.si now tl4t the venerable Canal
PROTECTOR s. himself the leader or nt !''l la' rep
re-. ,nfafive OF "iororn hope luusr ''.''ls'''
vim a., history Of TIE scr" - Iah, hY The Ger
mans In 1870 Win remember TIE proclamation i,l o'
Ducrot 10 ID, troop, before lAr hat'ir ." n"'P
That document Terminated VITA ID" words POUR Hp
f. Won, d. dcclarc-Ic ur rrnferIl I1i,s que nor
On vlctor.ruN." Tie sentence VT hardly he-f t,'
touch of pgocis" analyst. but II lad IL circi ON we
.oldjr-. Who did not stop 10 ASK how %" General
could return 10 paris Il b" mll'd ~ lhc '9i'g
iucrof INT ly Comie Ferdinand de L'--rps ON"
day toward the end OF November, l-'o, Ducr'''
having finished hl, llan q At,aet ana iu , ..
wo ,r,nsmltf,J 10 General TrocAu the Governor II
paris Who directed one OF his Ordcry oihccr--ihr
Comic d'Urris,on-to take the document 10 Du'rni,
In order Jet him II before II was ."nt 20 pre-
Ducroi WIS ont dining with Comic lc'Nlhhnh u'
TD,-.ps AT the lattrrs house. In o." Rue halHl
Flrcntin and hiihcr won't the officer with me proc
The General, "ao was Dusty enEs'n ~ '"'ln-" mr.,
~ hpr,c-for those were me dNs 81 IN, 81 ~"
up h. Proclamation, anf-hrst a,lnt haN" ~ M
Ing il 20 the officer. when NJ de Lca'"l~ Nt"pPi ih
and said Your Proclamation !, very good, Int u a'h.
something; YOU say TOO mnch 70 your Ar,, nDSu'
the obiacles IN the way ihr dangers io be- encountered
and the confidence which yon place IN H. l"l 40
not say enough about Yourself What oug I"
pli,d thr Other al should Ike 10 In " one II
those emp atic and enthusiastic phrases such II, ~
Generals Of The First Empire were daily In the habi
Of addressing TO til,r troops. something Ike this
continued NJ de- Lcs-ap-. De took mp ire proof, -
and wrotc Mt the bottom Of 1t the words quoted
smiled and expressed hii approval 81 ~ nddin' thai
NJ de Lesscps had exactly Interpreted h. icelnt,
thrn resumed eating and the C0mre d'IIer son took
the "proo7 to the printers Of the official Newspaper
though # had an effect the troops, aftrrwar1
sairizcd by the Republicans and Communists. bat they
forgot that Ducrot had two horses Killed under HIM
that he fought Ike ono Of hi. dragons. and sought
death with tie courls" oil soldier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
ATHLETICS At woMry's COLLECTS

Letter 10 The Boston Transcript
1t was pleasure TO read IN Your columns and CIV
nccallv In college gymnastics for Nonl'n IN NE
IF athletic sports Is nrc',SaiIy Wy tb. only ont
r tnor, fGa is available. save where rowing -
r,.hlc owing the fortunate sirmn o, ~"
mis- being So there L. the more n''d l}i - n
and gynna7ucs. even II compulsory, must - "'''''
Interesting to accomplish TIE r.st T,,ui why the
swedish system Of gymnastics Is slpian,,ns , n,1'
systems especially IN the colleges Tor WH'' H. ~" - %,
', h rather 10 ask vonr space to speak OF ne W'h nav
=, nIns done AT smith College. htue over lMo
vcars ago the swedish system of gymnasucs W1S ~,
c,lv I'm connection with the work rs i hhu pen n'
,ni,siy carried on more IN the line ol WA, Is h,oT
- .' :. Nrnnge GvmnasiumT IN the fall o. leUl ne
rSG,.b sS";~ni was adopted in fun AID he dcraI
mc9t Of TIE ryinc o.ion H"rma school Of Gymnasc
hT'Trh the generosity OF Boston friends interested W.
Swedish gymnastics the gymna lam was thorolsi
~, iin swedish apparatus and the work siAi''u
most auspiciously. ,,..,. .,o,-,- os NJ,
w.,i.lny n Was a, l'as; greater Interest IN gym
M 90 ,ban had ever been known On The college ''iF'
All The were in'd iy hll cl.es 81 T ~,
and freshmen. and an evening 81" w o., 49,.
The Juniors and scnlors, joined l~ m.nl'r, 49,. 90 w. w.
faculiy who werc glad 70 nyah ,i, 49, Tic
prc-cni college wear finds tie inter siIl in
and Tho large classes have -ia.'i IN n-,S'l
who T. also graduate OF the Boston ''r'''"' ''' Va
bymuasi!'-. , ., ..,f.o,,,-.e 4.
oo,nnalv cornnuisory te Attendance. hli iDr Tie l
,.r",f I'm ne vorh might Doe very tlach o., 10 -
animation 1, required Nf4li'rl'N - '''
romplimented on having pu' pA' ,lril rAilAs Oh III"
equal footing With other co'leelai" work ,or
n ry take n0t, however. neither Weh''iN nor
smith cen lov claim 10 having fir introduced ~Nrdl.
gymnastics into woman, 'oll"r". ~" Woman
college % Haltlino.c al s. opening. "r very soon "l
,n, ,.lcll training on au equal basis with Other a.
uafimcn's Work IN the gymnasium wa, WVnrN
ihr.unhpfit The course ana examinations Ill - 20"
- Tho gymnasium WAS So cinrF' ol % lacy
,Iy.ican while the .i1ni WIS suede. ffANli''
tsh vain wae and | supp. l'll g. taught tN"se:
a.. hive had twp other 30 vtv,-- ~ r'inn1.lc-, hni
,h.r v.r. short .livel. Io-foil1u' remember Ilo
t-,t- ord pa. interest DO arouecI We have T'a'pn-
nlle qclnd Tor our hope that the present WAf' WIZ
hot pas, by iiil II has seen d'ptn'hie "l =. ,,
raining fu,y equipped and pu on o." same dlfhlhrd
b,oi. Win ofher departments IN all Our college"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
TIE T0BAcco MONOPOLY ~ FRINGE

Paris letter In Tie Washington star.
You cannot choose your own cigars In Franco. The
French Government Is In the tobacco business ana VIII
not tolerate rival. Every one smokes the Govern
ment tobacco, and what marks out the French mo-
nopoly from those Of other European countries Is this
IL cannot be cvaded.
In spain the Government tobacco works at Seville
Is Of the sights or the city. The operators arc
women, many Of them young and extremely pretty.
lhey are gp5es and half gSpes full Of arts and wlle
like damask roses. Tourists should not miss TINS
glory Of Seville. There is compensation for The rank
ness Of Spanish cigarettes but France makes her
fingers have patted the tobacco into shape. and 10
white gypsy teeth have bitten OF the ends one singe
paper, rolls cigarettes closes them NJ one end and
places them in foxes roady to be delivered for con-
in the great cities unlimited choice Of all the Cuban
cigars; while In Madrid hotel walters are permitted TO
do small trade in con'iaband Eastern tobacco. In
Vienna and Buda-Peath hotel walters viii sell YOU the
coslest Egyptian clgaretts ut outrageous prices ard
in Italian ports one can always have few cigaia sub
rosa Hr In Paris tie ccncc OF the worl thcrc is thc
Tho Reggie Is II Government shop for the sale Of
imported tobacco II is the Only concession made 10
foreigners and to Frenchmcn who do not lih" the
sold but the Rce has only three offices In Paris and
on the Boulevard des Capuclncs Here az ans hour
of the day you may see groups OF Englishmrn and
Americans inside searching for the ncarcs, substitute
for their avOnte brand, and outside dcnounclng the
French Government and its monopoly The hard
ship consists quite much In The loss II time in
ming 10 this one shop In the limited choice Of tobacco
offered BY il 10 the stranger who i used ~ other
things, The Rege service is far from perfect, although
there more than enough employees t. attend -
cvcrybody's wants. If II Is not the triumph Of French
Bureaucracy IL Is q good example Of IT, There Is one
Government clerk nj the cashiers desk lie only re-
c.ivcs money. There three statesmen who unlock
tho cigars from their elass and conduct YOU to
The b0OlIhcepnrs then there are the bOOhkrcpers,
three again. who act chccis up each other Lastly
there i the clerk who follows yon 10 the cashier aud
announces the price Of what YOU buy Therefore each
sepnIate sale requires TIE attention Of six Government
clerksonc salesman three b0ohkccpers, clerk and
one cashier.
The Reggie carries IN stock dozen or more brand,
of IInvnna cigars and several grade Of spanish cigars
native and Manla-all Of which sold nj reasonable,
prices II has two grades Of Turkish pipe and
cigarette tobacco. OF which Is very good but
Nlanously high In price. There are three gradss OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
ADVANCED 100000 On pAsAMA co1LlrrRA1.

st. Louis, Dec 23-John VI. Glover, an attorney.
fled rather mysterious suit this morning in which
no asks for Judgment for SoooOO0 for his cheift
NJ Henri Debousset. II was just after the Crcuit
Clerks Office opened that he handed the petition
in Upon looking 1t 1t was discovered that three
exhibits should have been filed with II In order 10
make it Ineligible Tho petition states that on May
a. 1892, the plaintiff Henri Dc5ousset, and the lie
PENDANT A. NJ Householder, at Paris, France, entered
into contract; that the defendant secured the per
Torrance of the agreement his part by deposiiing
with the plaintiff certain stocks, bonds and
scrlpp and that the plaintiff advanced the defendant
sundry sums OF money at different times. lie there
fore prays judgment for 100000 and an order OF
court that the securities in his possession may be
sold TO satisfy the judgment. Mr. Glover refused t.
discuss the case at present but admitted Theoretically
that VI. Henri Dcbousse his client, advanced to VI.
Householder 100000 Panama Canal stock AM
bonds. and that he wants to get his money back
No Instructions were left with the Sheriff when 10
serve the papers on the Defendant. though IL Is
probable that VI. Herischohcr IS In the city, or at
least expected here tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
A PORTFOLIO FOR LAMONT
THAT Is WHAT DEMOCRATS SAY No"'
DrcIARING THAT HE HAS Mr.. whlINEi "0i
PORT FOR TIE oECKETAHfsiir o'
TIE NAVY.

Mr. ~, .tand had number OF visitors al MS Jaw
eo ~ = NILS Eulding yesterday. Including oeia
for urloe Congressman Charles Tracey oi GUAM
w., Co,-,cssmnn Tom L. Johnson. Of Cleveland ONO
vim made the sinister attack upon speaker ,i;;,P
the Reform Club dinner, where the SpeaAcr r' ~
have the opportunity OF replying or even u u'N'V
I'm, the speech which he had prepared ana gwen ~
t7 - ,no,c the callers at Mr.. Cevelands
tr,.a In West FIny.firstst. yesterday were senator
G.or,e C.. Vest Of Missouri. cA-Posima'ter u'her''i
Do, VI. Dickinson. of Detroit Mchr ana 'oioi','
n,p,.l :. Lamont Mr.. Dickinson went to say s'ou
hy prcviou, 10 his dcparture Tor his hohe'
In the fresh crop OF Cabinet rum"Ts "i'o" 10
sprung NJ wlt!la II day or two Is one "1'O" u ~,
10, c,cdit.d with knowing tie workings oi MI olcNc
-. mind a., down among the well grounded 1t
bes his former private secretary, Colohei D"'lei
ar,ni the New York representative among inc rl,9
dnflcct's cons tliutional advisers, ana P1oe9 III "
Lceulng the portfolio Of the Navy ME- "n'l",s -
uuocd rs having been the able auNo'''o VI
.,nont's appointment and having iouild Mr.
land sat sfactorly responsive on inc SuD'eo'
d Yesterday # the report that he had been seec'el
..,.o.o,t Ncv.yorx In the Cabinet as secretary OF
A. Wv wore true Colonel Lamont was Beautifully
atcnt and handy referred inquircrs to Mr.. Glove
land ,.,. o,t,,otor, ,,
,rcor that Mr. Whitney sincere III MS r'Pc"Ye"
docl,retons that he would not accept post uiiu'r
- pW Admin iraUOn, anu HiN '''' '
nocur OK Minister J.. J. Phelps of Vermont at tle
hd ~ the list rs secretary OF tatc. Another h"ad
Of dcpartmcnt It has been understood Tor some ui"
has been practically gwen 70 senator Johh u. 'ar
Isle. Of Kentucky, who Is TO be secretary u INV
treasury. No risks will be run by taxing MI ~"
rl from the selaic Is hc IS certain to be SUCCEEDED
Iy another Democrat. his term In that BODY VIII
end two years nom March next
Persons to whom Don VI. Dickinson tllmu CON-"
,,t,u,, ubue here this week say that he expressed
tsif ~ almost per,uaded to sacrifice his personal
nclpations and business interests on the altar oi
duty and accept Mr.. Clcveanh's propo Ton mat In
sbnId return o the Office OF PostnaStcr'E,h'ra n
90 ,aro,S IN make room for MIR. Wanamaker In loe?.
mis- would compel Mr.. Cleveland To WIuiraW mr.
aiaget oicr OF the office 10 cX Governor Hii9{
of Indiana but some other place might De- proy'a,i
so- Mr. GRAY which would suit him as wei, anu ,ne
i1yely harmony Of the Democracy could De kept "uS
turled ~ -. .ha IJo,al Norman
49,, md received visits from number 81 snapper
friends most Of whom owe TO nm lhe ph.T,sS -.
en- Iment which they hold. Mr.. iii went to AlpahS
last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
SIZE Does NOT 90 THERE ANY MoRE.
From The Boston Herald

From The Boston Herald. ..,,
. f,shonahly dressed woman came ITO a,LT gS"r
y % nsar dav for luncheon: she was evidently
very hungry. as her check am0uheG ~ ,m.rd no s1ch
to establishment Of the rroprSS o i close Of the
a., rnsinass Jhis surprised bin greatly ' anu r
neat morning he inquired among OK ,e cheek Of tie day
,.rrviois ~ ID" amount "as IN a Justine.
Waitress was easily located Sne .Hu and she
lection of the appearance or htr cuS1'N ~ shs
was cautioned TO LEI the proprietor MO" wiz" W.
next came In TO appease her hunger. c,oso watch
sSa showed I'D The very next day ana cto' ,y bv
sea-, bon, mon her Again she attempted 20 sup ~
the ca, kicr, but intercepted by t'e heau VI -"
'0'' Have yen paid your chec''' he asked IN us
nandest style. . ...o,,. ,,raons.- she replied IN
nv Sas,. If lad really slipped my mini fort, n.
she opened little bag ana' OF, ggnov What nv
hook continued: really don't )ast Ao" VIC ~ IN
hi WIS as you see the amount haS o''' IVA"
some way H., ., e,,r,lv tho needed in.
lv M' ard r. was learned that 20 cents worth oi
d. ~osta,,r,n,'. food lad been dispoN'u o. -. h,.
M. c'n', tel whether that Is correct or nW an 4
"i !, "a an" renied as she opened weiiii'u
p"i' We're you no, In yesterday y inquired NV
prcp No' hardly think was she replied while
crimson flush spread over h'r h's. , oa,od nm ard
rhc c,rl who had waited upon her WIS c. is, Sc
,uy ,r tcnt,lcd ine woman who finally adm''" S0
Ind parlal'n of some t:he. o ~ manfred the pro.
Do yau remember the cAlrSr tnott renewed The
pricior, with degr .~, Oh "'o"''''
aSs.T3nSs :" n ou Of my memory entirely but WY
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1 ,ris ,s :" dangerous business sir 50, a., M.
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on to snbsantaie all That nave TO y "%N To ct
INV, NV, s.n s,nrt 1 WIZ now ask You 70 mana "'0
a's u.s. the amount Of your yssi"S%y' 'nrGh " inform
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lully rcdrcsscd.' A.. ,,.or,,, tho dav before WIS
now chilled M ard the fashionabs apueails1ss Sepu
nmor Of chcksn soup and oyster pa'iies tufhed IVY
red a,r,,,rd that fl would be better
~, ~, m'n ceerns and save n public scandal 70 Ply "a
n she finally admitted the cha.ge ana ,Se ma ee
The claim against her. icr PN""7
ceased with this incident.