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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
ILLNESS OF THE KING OF SPAIN.

Madrid Oct. 19-"The Official Gazette states that
vng Alfonso WHO is Ill at seville suffered slight re-
pse Yesterday Late In the day his fever susaed ana
he IS now making good progress toward consa escence
II Is not believed that he Is suffering VII. any thils
os serious than q cold contracted during the Column
90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
,rlo rDnor. frorn ana citr nf Mc,Ico that a news

The report from the City Of Mexico that news
paper of that city had published story Of an alleged
cnbczzlcmcnt by the local manager a New York lif''
insurance company caused sensation In this city Three
New York COMPANIES have general special agencies
in the City OF MeAlco-the Equitable, the Mutual ana
the New York Life At the Offices 81 these companies
# was said Yesterday that Information OF any def
alcation had been received and no basis was known
fnrt Tho n,rt
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an AyrpIcly E,fBEzzLER ARRIIGyED.

London oct. l9.-Augusus 7. Kerr, bookkeeper fo
the Jarvis onklln Mortgage Trust Company, OF New
York. who was arrested in Liverpool yesterday wa'
brought 10 London to-day and arraigned at the Bow
street Police Court lie will probably be- eXt.aded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

When baby wac sick We gave her Castoria,
When she was Child. she cried for Castora,
Mhon she became Nj -, she clung % Costoria,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

and the Archduke and Archducless were compelled to
walk considerable distance TO railway station. They
are sui under the care of physicians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

superb Lace Curtains Marble Yelled Bust, &C.. &c.
And from a private dwelling choice collection Of
Chippcndolc Sheraton Old Colonial, Empire aud Louis
XIV and XIV Furniture. Cheyal Mirrors, StaGorishrc
Plates old English Cut Glass, Bronzes, Vienna Plaques,
Persian and Porcelain Lamps. old convex and nantel
Mirrors. magnificent WESTMINSTER CHIME MANTEL
CLOCK, Turkish Rug, and Hansngs, CHICKERING
UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO &C., &c.
Universally pronounced be the most attractive coec-
Of antique furniture and pofceains ever offered BY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

"Appctizer, nrinl, Tonic,' SIGNIFY lnat
MILHAU'S famous EuNr OF teilsiya Bath
sppeite and stamina, tones up fofuhes. le3 BfoauwaY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
Reliqious Notlres.

- - :
REV DR.. JOHN g. PATTON, 81 years missionary to
New Hebrides will give address on THURSDAY evening,
October 10Th in the Presbyterian church.
ner Of 10thst and University Place Public cordially In
yited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

Twelve fast trains every day for Buffalo. via New
York Central.
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Gpetlal Notices.

- BY the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms,
23S jTII-AVE
WILLIAM b. NORMAN, AUCTIONEER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
THIS THURSDAY AFTERNOON, . O'CLOCK.
EXECUTORS SALE.
by direction Of the executors Of
MRS. WILLIAM II. FOGG, DECEASED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

Kenslco Cemetery. the Harlem Railroad 10 minut
from the Gr1nd Central Depot New Depot at entranc
Office 10 Eat i2d-st.
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Dtc pfirfid) Grnte In 9eras.

rNu1 bic pfrIidsgrnte 1T in biefem
Sabre-trob bes 6roites I'M Mdr3 =
nidt iiberaa in Seras ein Geblf6lag."
50 beiBt eS in elmer &orresponben5
aug Morgan in 8osque @ountD: Ser
geri6teritatter Der rNeps" fattete
beat Sbftgarten bes Serrn 5. 8. Wbite,
iDprin er feline Pfirii9@, Nprifoien= unb
8irnenbdume- 900 on Der 3abl-bat,
unb lpel1er biebt beim uebergang iiber
bic Babnlinie liegt, einen Beiu6 ab. Nus
ber biefem Garten befibt Serr Wblte cine
fleinere Nnlase, in tpel6er feline Nepfelz
bdume feben, unb einen Weingarten.
9ie beurige pfirf9>@rnte 1T bel inn
-u1gea6tet bes i6limmen 6rofes i'm
Wdr3-eine quite, unb bic &ebit0de tras
gen ebenfall8 boz. 0errn Mbite8
MetbObe, pfirii6bdume gu sieben, bes
febt barin, bab er ben 8oben = nit
Nu8nabme bon Elm paar SUP I'M bic
Wur3eln berum, ipel6e er nit elmer
, @patengabel pulperilirt, unfultipirt
ldBt. Seine Sneebzpfirli6e unb elm
boar anbere Triibforten finb iebt reif.
Wie er fagt, gebeiben au6 Die 8roms
beeren bier gans befonbers gut.
v@r bat einen artefii6en Brunnem
gebobrt, nermittelit benen er ieinen
Garten unb ieinen Weiaberg betudfert,
tpie bemn in Der gan3en llmgegenb BON
Morgon (bie, nebenbei benerft, erit
felt etna IL Sabren nnter &nltur ges
bra@t 1T. Mmnl., B. &eb.), bic Obits
au9t umb Der artelii1e 8runnen eine
berborragenbe &olle ipielem. go bat
Elm 9err sc. 2op, Der BON S1inois
bierber gefomneil mar unb in Der Ndbe
BON Morgan cine groBe 8iebfarm be-
fibt, ebenfans einen @artett BON IS
sldern, in tpelben er pfiriide, 8irnen
un6 Nepfel siebt, unb in folder Menge,
/ baB er iebt f6on Geit benz borisen
Sabre gum erften MaIe) Senbunsen
1 mad Chicago ma6t. Die eriten, ipel6e
er Dor benz Sabre bortbin peridiffte,
famen uneefdbr ben Is. Ntai baielbit
an rntb hga9ten natiirli6 CUTE greiie.
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llrlaub, I'M nidt nit ben grsaanaler
auiammentommen gu miHen. Das lit
bic uirtfamite gDlberlegung Der @es
rii6te iIber Die angeblidb nabe beporftes
benbe Imsi6bnung be8 gre4anslers
NIT benz Safer.
Ser berii@tiste 9auptnanm a.
3. O'Danne, Der friibere Wfilitdrs@rs
3ieber bes ieBigen aaiiers Wilbelm,
purbe megen geIeibisung bes beutf6en
Mfilitdrs sAtta6es in paris gu 3 Sabren
@efdngniB uerurtbeilt. ST bate ben=
ielben bes So6perratbs unb bes Meins
eibs beailbtigt.
= 9aS Barrier DiSeipIinargeriht
perurtbeilte ben Mntiiemiten Drumont
uegen 8eleibisuns burd bic preife au
brei Monaten GefdnsniB unb sur 3abs
lung elmer GelbbuBe bonn 1000 SrancS.
Wdbrenb bes proceifes ,nuBte Der 8es
ribtsfaal megen Der ldrmenben Oempn=
itrationen beS publieums su 8unften
Orumont8 gerdumt iperben. Orumont,
Der iid ielbit pertbeioiste, f6loB feline
gertbeibisuns8=&ebe nit ber Mufforbes
rung on bic 6ef6morenen, nit ibm in
ben &uf einsuftimmen: y9Geber fur
ben beuti6en Suben!" Granfreid fiir
bic Jran3ofen! 2lls Ct bas Gerihtsgee
bdube perlieB, ipuroen ibm itiirmiidbe
Opationen bargebra6t.
- Gins Der bebeutungsbolliten Grs
eignife Der leBten @ode in 9euti6z
lanb mar bic grobe Waafabrt mad
Guloa. Ser tpoblbefannte ultramone
tane Sreiberr bon Soc, romii6er @raf,
belt bic Seitrebe. sSa bic Waqfabrt
fpesiell gu @unften ber Wieberbertels
lung Der meltli1en Ma9t bes papftes
arrangirt mar, lit es begreiilif, BAT
ii6 aud bic SSeitrebe bor Nllem bamit
bef9dftigte. Ser eble Greiberr erfldrte
alio bic Beiebuns &oms bur9 bic Stas
liener als einen Shanbfled Der Gebos
luton, tpie natiirlib. Sm Guirinal
berri6e cine gotteslditerli6e &eeierung
unb es fei unbegreifli9,. baB 6riitlidle
&egierungen benno6 tire 8eianDten
an iol9em 9ofe baben. Das ruiiile
unter alien umitdnben sednbert tueroen,
penn au6 natiirli9 nur nit geiebliheu
Mitteln! 9luf Der SABINE bes @entrums
itebe bic gefreiung bes papiteS unb
bic &iidfebr Der geiitli9en Srbea mad
Oeutf6Ianb. lin 8eibes gu ersieleu,
miiFe Der 9uIturfampf aufs Neue ents
brennen. Ser 3ebner ibloB nit benz
3ufe: vSod lebe Der papf unb So
mig SEQ XIII. Die ganse 3ebe lies
fsrt einen bofit fonberbaren @ommens
tar gu bem gunbe swifden Deutfdlanb
unb Stalien
- 9lus benz ioeben IN ct. peterss
burg peroffentli9ten amtli6en Yeri6te
iiber bic Grnte=9luslidten in RuBlanb
gebt berpor, baB ber Iusfal Der bies.
idbrigen @rnte permutbli6 Elm nod
piel fhledterer iein pirb, al8 Der bes
poriaeH Sabres.
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Cages Weuisfeitem.
y n | a II 5.

3rob ber 8ef6dbigungen bur9
ben lebten Srfan tpirb baS bemofratis
i1e yWigtpam" in Chicago CUR gr6ffs
muns Der Natioualsa saonoention pollenz
bet ieim. Ser geipaltise &aum entbdlt
1860 SiBpldbe fir bic OeIegaten, bic
8ertreter Der PreRe unb fonltige Snbas
ber BON @intrittsfarten.
= Inter BEN Semofraten Der Bums
6esbauptltabt 1T bielfadb bic Mn1idt
pertreten, baB ipeber GlebeIanb nod
Sill bic Nomination bapontragen pers
ben, ionbern @orman. Nud bic 9lns
bdnger 8oies' geben lib grOBe Wfiibe,
ibren &anbtbaten in ben 8prDergrunb
au brdngen.
- sSm 6taate Minnelota baben
gpflone groBen S6abem angeri1tet.
Sci Wlanfatoo mar elm Saus auf bas
giienbabngeleiIe gei9leubert porben,
beFen feds 8epobmer i6mer berleBt
uaren. Bei Sbeaburn tpurbe elm
S6ulbaus bemolirt, tpobei brei ainber
aetobtet unb Is f6mer perlebt tpurben.
9lus 5abaoien Ortihaften bes Staates
tpirb beribtet, baB 9duier unb S6eus
nen aeritDrt tpurben'unb baB MenI6en
bur1 ben @pflon set0btet unb perlebt
iporben Iinb.
= Sn @bicago i9lug Der 8lib in
bas 8rantzMonumentim i'm 2incoln parf,
unter beiien, eirem Sborbogen dbnlis
6en llnterbau iid etpa so 9erionen
Dor benz ftromenben &egen geflishtet
batten. Ser 8lib bei6dbigte bic Or
namentif bes 9enfmals nur lei6t,
i6lug bann aber inter bic bibt suiants
mengebrdnsten Meni6en, bon benen 3
get6btet unb perleBt ipurben.
Die 8olfspartei BON &anlas bat
fi6 pertast, na6bem iie 8. 8. Wi1ins
bon Wi6ita gum @ouperneurss 4anbis
baten nominirt bate.
= 9lus Netp 0ort tuirb nlitgetbeilt,
baB &arl S6ura BON feinem poften als
Director Der 9amburg Nmerifaniiden
padets0 s0ampfidiff fabrt8geieai6 am
L. Suli suriidtreten iperbe. Sdurs
mar bis gum porigen Serbit @ei6dftss
fiibrer bes amerifaniI9en 3peise8,
seigte bann aber feinen beabli6tigten
&udtritt bonn 9lmte an. @iit ieiner
grlaubntB mirb iebo9 iein Same in
Sem 9ireftorenratb eribeinen. Sn
5olgt BON S6urBens &iidtritt Don ieis
nem Nmte 1T bas @erii6t entitanben,
baB er tbdtigen Nntbeil an Der @umpags
ne gesen SarriiOn au nebmen beabs
ii9tige.
9lus!anb.
= 9ie So63eit be8 @rafen Serbert
gismard nit Der @rdfin 9opOS finbet
am nd6lten Sienftas in Wieu itatt.
5iirit 8ismard ipirb Der 5rauung be-
wobnen. serin3 3euB, Der beutihe @es
ianbte in Wien, reift bemonltratip auf
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9Sie lit bies!

9Sir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8elobnung
fit ieben Saa BON aatarr1. Der ntdt curd
Ginnebmen BON Saa's 8atarrt Sur eebeiIt
lperbem fann.
S. $. Gbenep & 6 o, @isentbiin,er,
Solebn, Sbip.
@ir, Die llntersei6neten baben s. s. Gbenep
ieit ren letten Is SSabren sefannt uno balten
ibn fir poIltomnlen eDrenbaft in allen @es
ibof sperbonblunsen unb finansiea befdhist,
alIe BON ietner Sirina sinsesansenen |ers
binblibfeiten gu erfillIen.
@eit & Sruar, @robbanoslssG sGrosuiften
Spleop, Sbip.
@aIoimg ainnan & Marbin, @rpb>
banoeIs. .Drnsuiitea. Solebc, Sbio.
9all's &atarrb Star ipirb innerlib seton.s
men unb pirft bireft auf bas 8Iut nnb bic
ibIeimisen Sberfa6en pes Spitems. 3euss
ni11e fret berlanbt. TreiS 70 @ents fir bic
sIafde 8erfanft bon aIlen Ipptbefern
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8lpmie gaiue,t i
Blpmie 1aiuess !!

Slpmie 2aillen! 8Ipmie 4ailem!
% y geiBs 5aln pOrn unb bnn gats s. Gents q sl25
$25 $25 Sec Saiaen blb gearbeet nit abot gufH unb M
genoem ragm anetu in fwa uno bQbau "a Bic IS o
Be saaen fir Damen so Gents 81 unb 81 5 nni 20 Gent an
mab bon antug If n 35 80 rs gens gmmmern gnomH
unb bic iar 40 @ms unieru IS, 50 en gummerm
gu III Gents.
Sine a seOruden aRua ae seOrudten @ou6ine su 3ie
uarfen pong Site S0Ien
anpaRen gaarn mel beraa Gents Dab petauf
oen; mir oeaun tie nur am Wfttuo6 sl II Gents.
Suacb= 8Drbe! 2mnd) 80rbe!
3l 9nBenb 2un6&0b @rf gut gmadt baln Gas
lone Is Gents @aonn gr6Be 20 Gents GnQoneH
9rbBe % Gents gaprsRorbe ab gui9el Gr 20 Gents Dies 1T
auB rage elmer Der befen Bargains bic mir enals angbn ba
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/, ,,0mt amsfebem".

farbe ab. Gs est tiefer, benn es bdnst rem se=
funben 3uanbe Der inneren Srsane ab. ST bic 2eber
anttdtS, bann febt man gefb unb saGts ans. II her
Masen tn l1nerenuns, bann lcbt man bsepsptii4
srdmIi@ nnb rerprteSlidb aus. Gorge fur cute Ge=
funbbett, banr wtrft Du 1sut au8ieben@. Glectrte
1ttters IT, sas srobe etlmtttel taS anresenb unb bes
lebenb ouf BITE tnneren Srsane einpirf Ga pertretbt
Buslei6 GuSf&ldse, Gef4pdre, SleGten unb iouittse
nnretntsteitsn Der Saut, nnb per&aft etnen retnsn
Ietnt, gu bdben In ber Gpctbete Don Ntclrb Dretb,
Ibcmpicn 60. so Gents bic SiaSbe
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@ramsetseathmms ,lebertraauusem.

Georse 6. qlltselt on S.'&. Glemins,
2 @rumbftiife on @arfOnitraBe. preis
'homined.
@eorge 9. @pitein unb Nnbere an
9lbolpb &eeb, @runbitiid an Mafons
ftraBe. $3.50.
0ernra#it 8arbed OH Pauline Bar
bed Stiid 2anb 6itli6 BON Der Stabt,
II Meile pom Mainsplasa. preis
nomineu.
9ermann 8arbed an pauline 8ars
bed, 2 8runbfiide on SepineitraBe
fir 81 POO.
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a 8.

Col. u. 5. 9oniton, @oupers
neurss aanbibat Der lilientpeiBen &epuz
blifaner, bat ansefiinbigt, baB er li9
auf ben Stump begeben unb in pers
f6iebenen 5beilen bes States &eben
balten tpirb.
Ser 2ibe DAT S6iibenperein bon
Guadalupe @ountp bdlt am 3. Suli Elm
S6iibenfeit ab unb in 2anges paiture
am San @eronimo finbet Elm 8icnie
itatt.
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Q8dbrenb Der beiBen Sabres3eit
leiben iebr biele an Nppetitloisfeit.
9lls bas bette Wtittel bagegen gelten bic
beriibmten Or. Nuguft aonig'8 0ams
burger Sropfen; iie iollten beswegen
in feinem 9auie .feblen,
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ilber Die 1rilmmer bes 9utsbauleS BON
&liHborn uno iiber Illes, mas unter
oieIen Sriilnmern begraben mar.
(Sdlub fclgt)
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Wu6lens Nrnica salbe

Dte Bette Galbe Der 0elt fir G6nttte. AuetSAun,
seiprpnaeue 9dnSe. Erpfbsulsn unb aIe SauttroRt.
Aeiten; furtrt Sdmorrbctbeu ober teine BeSabluug.
86atse Sufrtehenbeit sarantirt pber has GelD wtrb
IN alien apctbeten. gbrlpb 9rttb, 1bcmpion q Co.,
BboleiaIe.
- Sn &arl8rube iit Der betanute
&omanf6riftiteller Carl @mil 8acano
i'm 9llter bon 80 Sabren geitorben.
sD- Baumaterial aller Nrt in gro@
BEN 8orrdtben billig bel
paulp & 9ielmann,
Selepbpn go. 410. Commensurate.
The National tribune., 1892-12-15
A New Relipious Sect.

E. Loney is creating quite disturbance in
the vicinity of Raleigh, N. c.. ana Is the
founder of new religious sect who style them
selves the :" Holy Ones" He claims to be sent
of God to give the last warning to the saints,
and admonishes his hearers to sell all their
property and give it to the sustenance OF the
Gospel which Gospel is represented by Loney.
With this man came four women, and they
have been preaching in the suburbs of the city.
Loney teaches that unless both men and
women are sanctiied by the Gospel before
marriage that when married they are violat-
ing Gods law, and that those who married be-
fore they were sanctifed must leave their
wives and husbands or they will be lost Tor
ever.
This new sect has rapidly increased. and
now numbers several hundred. AT their meet
ings it is usual to call upon all present who be-
long to the Holy Ones" to give up all their
jewelry, and they pile it up OH the floor in the
middle of the church, and frequently on the
ground when they gather out of doors, and
then Loney and his four women take posses
sion of it and it is never seen any more. Ihey
teach that it is wrong to call in doctor when
any one is sick, and one woman is known to
have permitted her child to die of pneumonia
tor.
They also teach that the men of their sect
may have as many wives as they choose, II the
women belong to the sect, and that member
may barter with another male member of the
sect for new one, provided the woman be-
longs to the sect. Many silly women have
been infatuated and have sold their personal
property and given it to the leader. Some
have left their husbands and children and are
now with the band travelling over the State
PROSECUTING whoever they can.
The National tribune., 1892-12-15
The Nicaragua Canal.


The report of the Nicaragua Canal Company
sent to the Senate by the Secretary of the
Treasury states that since the organization OF
the company 10.145 shares, aggregating 81, OLA
500, have been subscribed for at par, of which
amount $l,001 ,4o0 have been paid into tho
Treasury in cash, and from other sources the
Treasury has received $50, 800. The other as
sets consist of concessions. rights, privileges.
Nineteen miles of the route have been
cleared; 80 miles of telegraph line erected;
telephone system established; six miles OF
railroad constructed through swamps to enable
the contractors to begin work on the big cut at
"the eastern divide" 1t is claimed that the
demonstration has been made of the salubrity
of the climate, the efficiency of labor, and suf-
fciency OF the estimates of the Chief Engineer
for the harbor, canal dredging, and railroad
work. The Government of Nicaragua, Nov. D.
1890, officially declared that the company has
more than complied with the provisions OF the
concession, requiring the expenditure of 3d.
O00 900 during the first year of the work. This
confirms the company's title to the concession
airy rights for term of 10 years in which to
complete tho canal.
The National tribune., 1892-12-15
Distress in Europe.

In England and Germany the signs of dis
tress among the poor people and the agricul-
turists are increasing daily. During the last
week the small British farmers gave utterance
to their troubles at the agricultural conference
in ST. James Hall The speeches for protection
and bimetalsm, and such other panaceas as the
Spokesman suggested, give an inadequate idea
of the feeling of the majority Of the men pres
ent. Among the groups many bitter com
plants were hoard. Are we to be starved for
a theory?" shouted one man when Francis
Smith made his plea from the platform for free
trade.
In Germany, even the rich Provinces in the
Rhine country have their thousands of unem-
ployed aud half-fed families This fact has
moved the Chambers Of Commerce in Munich,
Stuttgart, Strassburg, Cologne, and Mannheim
to protest against the bill before the Reichstag
to retard emigration.
In Berlin the Minister of Trade, Herr Won
Berlepsch, has three Secretaries answering the
written complaints of Boards of Trade, miners
committees, and agricultural societies. From
the remote ADMINISTRATION Provinces of Russia
and the agricultural Provinces of Austria
Hungary come the appeals of the half-starved
peasants to swell the cry of distress.
The National tribune., 1892-12-15
The Report of the Attorney-General.

The business of the Department of Justice is
largely and continually increasing as is shown
by the report of Attorney General Miller. The
most noticeable increase is in the business be-
fore the Court of Claims. The reference to that
court, for investigation and findings, of claims
for the taking and injury to property of per-
sons assuming to have been loyal during the
war, such claims being already 5000 and TO-
900 in number, and in an amount aggregating
nearly $400000,000, and still more recently,
the duty imposed upon the Court of trying
claims for Indian depredations, such claims al
ready filed being over 5000 in number and ag-
gregating over $33000,0 900. are very suggestive
of the growing work of the Department..
The Acknowledgement says that, as the re-
suit Of the organization Of the Circuit Court OK
Appeals, the number of cases in the Supreme
Court is being reduced. lie again calls the at
tention of Congress to the bill passed by the
Fifty-frs Congress authorizing the construc-
tion of three United States prisons, to be To-
Gated one north and another south of the 39th
degree of north latitude and east of the Rocky
Mountains, and the third west of the Rocky
Mountains, but for which work no appropria-
ton was made. He says the need of such
prisons is very urgent,
The National tribune., 1892-12-15
Another Broo,x,vn Hridee-Jumper.

Daniel Mclaughlin, 81 years of age, from
Roanoke, Va, jumped from the Brooklyn
Bridge on Dec. 8, and came out unhurt At
one end of the bridge he secured, ride with a
truckman, and when near the center of the
bridge, and the highest point above the water,
Mclaughlin jumped from the wagon, was over
the parapet, and made his terrible leap.
This was all done so quickly that no one could
stop him. As luck would have it the police
boat happened to be around, and reaching the
scene just as the man was about to strike out,
pulled dHiw inethe boat He appeared to be
suffering WITH a chill after he had been pulled
out of the icy water, but beyond that he was
uninjured. When asked why he had jumped
from the bridge he said that when he was
crossing on the truck he saw scaffold on the
bridge lone Of those used by painters at work
there), and. thinking he was going to be
hanged he jumped into the river to escape
He is at present q prisoner in the hospital,
and will shortly be taken to court.
The National tribune., 1892-12-15
A Philadelphia Paper Burned Out.

The building occupied by the Public Ledger
in Philadelphia, Pa caught on fire on Dec g.
and was damaged to the extent of 5000, 1000
$l50000 of which is suffered by the paper, and
500 900 by tenants. The house was fve-story
brownstene building with mansard roof, and
the fire is supposed to have originated in the
basement. The flames in this part of the build
ing were quickly subdued, but shortly after
the fire appeared in the top story, occupied as
the composing-room.
The place was completely burned out before
the fire became comfortable, and the torrents Of
water which were poured on it dripped through
the building. damaging the whole place, and
leaving nearly 10 inches of water around the
presses in the basement. The work of getting
the paper out was begun at another place,
where type and everything but presses were in
readiness for such anlexigency as the present.
Every daily and weekly paper published in
the city kindly rendered the of their presses,
but those of the Record were accepted, and the
paper appeared the next day the same as usual
The National tribune., 1892-12-15
A BEAUTIFUL
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
TO MIKE GhAD THE VETERANS
HEART.
A Package of The National Tribune
Portrait Cards.

One of the most acceptable Christmas
presents that can be made to a veteran by
his wife, sons, daughters or friends, is pack
age 400 of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
Portrait Cards, which will contain not only
an admirable portrait of himself, but his
name, address, regiment, GAR Post, and
GAR Badge.
The portraits on these are etched In the
highest style of art, directly from photographs,
and printed on heavy, satin-suEfaeesi card
board. Each package is sent in neat paste
board box, postage paid, to any address in
the Omitted States. They are the handsomest
and most desirable cards made anywhere In
the country.
The price of these is but So for the first
100 This is very cheap, as the usual price
for plain cards is 3 per 100. An additional
number, if ordered a; the same time, will be
furnished at 81 per hundred. A good pho
tOgraph must accompany the order, which
will be returned it desired.
Send IN y0ar orders at once, so as to make
sure of getting the cards before Christmas.
Ali orders sent out within week alter
being received.
Send for samples. Address
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE,
1929 New York Ave-.
WASHINGTON, d. c.