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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
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SPECIAL INFORNATiON.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

n ~. V. Z. ( II. L. SR. Co. lTssee. -.
STrains leave West f.d.st station. NewhOfk. a. foF
$50 4. " pai, lucal u Albany and s,s1n Nous.
tsins. Enc. Srnday. west ~ COcvman's Jc. sleeping
New. ork ~ BioomNiilc, Suncnl only. A..
7.15 A. W. Daily lo'sl - Albany rNc'rf sunday, 10y
,stskil Mountains and Saratoga. Psror car 10 Absy
1000 A. VI. Daily for Albany ttlca Syracuse Roches
ter Buffalo. Niagara balls D"tr't theaso eie'r
saturday To- Toronto; except sunday Tor Safaeoes
ill 4. ". DAILY. except sunday n Rcuu,ills ahs
Catskill Mogn.ans New PATTI L1s"s Mohonk ~
Hiss 4. VI. Daily. sven, SUNDAY 10 ,atsAil Mo,n'
tsns New -Psltz, lakes Mohonk aud Mlnnrw 1ska AZ
banv Saratoga Caldwell Lake 'ieorr'. falor c's
EloomNule. saratoga and caldwell. ~
XII Mountains Parlnr attached.
M 81 q. VI. Daily. except sunday 10 f0tssin Nosr
t1irr Ncw-l|it. Lasc- Mohsl& and N'nnerss1
Albany Sarst "a. SATURDAYS on.y o. Boon'hle Az
$500 r. ". pail, cNccrt SUNDAY Tor Al'aoy. s,-.
81 r. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal r'ica ST
cus-. Rrrhrst"f lIu'a -. Niagara FANS Toronto y"
troit th.cago. & Louis A.
0.3o r. ". Daily. except Sunday. foF Ne"0ur ~
SAY. 9roiora and Montreal. ,.A.
Ter. f'udao. Niagara Fails. Toronto, D"tioit 'h'''
- fors ,o.M
Iep,c~ nrookyn by Annoy sio:2o LA
4 NJ; ~ 20 i. ". J.rs.y city, r. HR. station sV''"
HAVERSTENw Locals Gas. .s:45 p. II "a
NEWHl RE- LOCALS. ) 20. 10 10 \. NJ, 'lilo' ~"
- 600. N - r " -,,a
sleeping Tor Buffalo Niagara Falls. Is'00~
DAILY 10, tickets. timetables pn-or and ssy x,
accommodations or information. apply orces p"rss
l,n 333 Westinghouse. 700 Fulton-t, AHsst., '5si
foot NJ E>ton.-t. Nrw-Nork city. 1873 81 "a vi
9ie Broadwry. li3 iow"r. 81 ia,t itth-ss' % w"
:, 4 ANuFnT se,erai Passenger Agent
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GtGrDcrs.

A MEXICAN ASD FOREIGN TEACHERS NENCf
.unn,e. Professors. Teachers. Tutor. iovernesses.
= % Colccrs. schools and families Apply u
49, Mia j N. YOUNG.FULTOS, p Union square,
=. @IrricAX AND roEEIGN Professors. TEA M:
"A Frs Tutors. Governe.sea. ETC. Of AZ orshches supplies
To!yc Colleges Schools ana Fafn4es Sicusis
S,honl. :. Pa rent Modern Language spoken AIniAA
CoYKIERE Isosk building. loo tnth:aye. cor Soth-ss
n Est TEACnTrs supplied tor al orsnehe. 10 ny
Is H.. li:v 40 FEE for rcrstrsuon Form Tor stamp
rvHU Y$5ooS, American School Bureau 2 W. l%n-sA
rIrSTCLASS TEACHERS supplied without charge
a.tNty e,lhll.hcd 1850 W. d. hefr, - Fast lth-st
- IVATE TC1Ol Ysl. foio.c ,acce',tul In prcpa,,
o,,uies Adde'S 4 EVERETT STONE l5c West fSth-st.
n UIVNTE TUITION during IN. summer months sy
i college gfl 'uate OF 'N ais orNp ehcc' Aduiess
HERMAN pRISIEE No. Fast i9th.tt.
:, CUrcNERHORS'> TEACHES A.ENCY. -
- Oldest and best known ~ T. =. t;stabishcd Io'"'
n, lie FISK Tccch-s ork Boston, Cni.
i cago Los Angels 6e 3, 900 pesu1a. hiien; n; z
CEOCHfE y Y. Monscer. Lincoln bIde 'aioh %.
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NEW-YOEK &.
ssEW-EMCIAMD
RAILROAD.

70 Miles shorter Tim, any Othrr Rail Line brwscs
New. \ ERIK and Boston.
riME SHORTENED 20 FIVE Hol is AND FORTY
.ilNUTES.
The Whi;o Ira, IS nOss injurious train run on
Eastern llllmAn Royal falor Cars Dining
aud Bunct smoking ar aud Cooche' and mskcs one
run So mile, from Wimantc u Eoston. without
atop. Far ~ "ss than that 90 an, other limited tr1n
1hiS train leaves Grand Central station az daily.
and arrives Boston at 3. 40 p. ana Vice versa
BAR T1ARBOR TRAIN.
(gllnsn sl'1rrs lcayc' tauswav STREET sat on Bos-
H. tCNing hour o tansfrr from White
rrsial =: Portland Augusta. Bangor aud arrives at
llar iIarhcr At : rs q. m.
Noon train with Parior Cars Dining Car east o. VIII
msntr leaving Grand Central Station az L. 03 stops al
Vernon WIlimantt. Putnam, BlackstOn, Franklla
and arrives In Boston al 4 80 4 G.. KENDALL.
u u. MELLEN. General Manager.
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REAL ESTATE.
DTsJNFSS AT THE EXCHANGE.

New.york. SATURDAY, july 81: Ca,
Tie total amount realized a; "a, -, the Week ending
with to-day was:
LIST or AUCTIONS.
For tho pr cscnt week ending with Saturday, July 80 hc
following auction sales are ADVERTISED to De n'' at ''
TO-DAY C:oNDAY). July 25.
Foreclosure sale plot OF land 10 MSSpco anu
T. and story building N@s ?, ana "a so,'e r. Of
rsH,qf 70 10. o 1IS 20 and story dwcHs 80 ~
East sOth-st. s. 80 :; Of 3d-ave.
TUESDAY. JULY 20.
FC sofnST ." b 5S| St, ''0' 0' '''''
WEDNESDAY. july -.
T %rs 'i' S H5ss 81 ana a%TE 6U
1885. Il = 931.st 10 70 Of Am,tsldall'aNe'
THURSDAY, JULY s.
hurstays q ts;hs lot, ?'&loo H. ana II, a, 4:
sr %? iot -6iS7oS and s.stery dwelling No 70 Wc,t
Endave 60, of icsds, !o,f ScN' S a"a 'o
r"5 house. Ss w., S5dI' 8, 81, $,s and of
W ,sroy dwens. =" 81 w.st s7Ih,t o. 1855 IT OF
cth-INc
sS,%f BOT BOT O. snd 10 ,S %c ,ses and cy and
s""G. 100 s and 70 is 9 T SSt. Gs p and Nest
I05thst - 30 n " OF Manhattan-avc
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rKANsFf'Hs-N. Y. CITY.
Lot H. Dickinson Estate, 2tth ward; Hugh o
Ar.s Sag nsd E 80 G' rTedsdFa
ArtG t. tsnHN: Nos aa65 ana . os Julia
fr2nnh.aNr, r -. 10 - ton III tcn"r 600
s,h eo Spn cor rf i.7th.t ScSiooGN irrcs John
Kcbc, ." PhIp schuyler ana ano ....... Jos. 800
l5Oth.st $50 r. v Of tor'landt.aN. 2?Nlupi
John Herman ana ano to william fear'oh .oo
Same properly William II i.ofen,c Ia sam"
,soti e''' : :: lso IT W OF Conitiandale 5oNIoo
william II Fisher 10 william W Fisher 81 ~.
v'c'Gatsa no US u GUN" wife
q Gibson f'V
Sdn nay5 J." 2''' i"' '''''''" $4,000
nei .bsc 1 y, William II Wolfram 800
S"' p,!,.z y" 'o' iN''' '''' ANU $4,000
sl-.-st n = Ia It Of 3davc 80 @l1 Fast; Mary oo
J. lyman iicnry u fitcrwrld --..-. 2O,1Oo
r5Oth. - $50 ~ ~ Cottilndt-1Ne. .JNlOO
William w Fisher % al u william Pearson ana ,-o
=. U1tt....-. ..----..-. .---.-. ''V
Same property Mary Lorenzo and ano to 'am'' ,zo
4 part ''''-'-'-''''' ''
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Anderson Walden L. 10 robert Mitchell Furniture ~ o,
Go. 9Oh.St. " Of Stha,". q months a. eJoVOo
Archer Mimic r. T. iigsR n 'sW yno LOT H. $40
o'rpn sth.oy ven. If l, ,Sf 5000
Condon John. and wife 70 John + Condor,
7th-st lot 113. ga ward. year .-....... ZOO
Graham. Annie. 10 Martha oliver 1'0 Fast ll9th' cooo
Itai Inn,nc ~ f-,orgr u EbcuOycr. 80 West
7Ist-st. months .-.....--;.;; ZoOo
Schu,Ier Philip and another 10 Lily W Churchill
.; al. trustees. n " corner sthave ana Erin - nm
Sweeney. rernord II and wife IN David r Baon
tvnr n " Inter,nlcnvr. II ~ lG9th-st wars BID
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Rallroaos.

AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD
NETWORK
(ESN i, ,;|5.!3 a. !. =.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
y t.. on: s., "rSrr: !s:% &
ofNcw York. Train. leave ns foliow.'
EMPIRE STATE EMPRESS
$780, sFc %ra S farS ys s~Ta s' 10
Niagara Fails ) 30 p. m' Clayton 4''' D. H.
FAST MAIL.
o.,o A. n.-raur for Albany roc. Rchacld Springs,
S:IU - sSricuss' Rochester. Datava and nuia";
SARATOGA LAKE . GkcFGiE AND "oN'"AA'
500 A. M =; p m.. M '@g,l o:iS s. m
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
INN 4. M.-D,fy. due Chicago 0:4j r. m next oay'
DAY EXrREss.
IN. IN A. M.-Except sundays. saturday train does
lU.SU nos run wtst Of cvcand aud Dcr0it
SARATOGA LIMITED.
1.oOP. M.-Sa,urdqy only. Due Troy $40 D. m
I.oU sorsto.a, 10 p. in.
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
1855 MPy DS aHr q cnGi0"ss llt ls fs. M d.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1.S6 p. M.-Dciy. due Chicago y. M. next DAY.
ALBANY, trROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
a.3n r. M.-Exccpt sundays. Due Albany 10
wv Troy -, saratoga = 30 =. m
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
d.30 T.. M.-Daily, Detroit. $50 a. M; Chieago'
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
600 r.. NJ. Daily due Chicago 900 p. m; b. Louis
WV 7:f5 a. III.
NORTHERN EMPRESS.
7.0C =. M.-Daiiy, due Montreal 100 a. m
nUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
infv ,fuaI IN lfn n d Niagara
f.oU Fan, . 90 a. IN. Clayton > - q. m
ADIRONDACKS AND THOUSAND ISLANDS
EXPRESS.
IAN T.. VI. Daily, due Paul Smiths, 10 oe a. m
As a. N.
CINCINNATI AND ~. LOUIS EXPRESS,
Q.O0 l.. ~. Daily. due Cincinnati :0o p: m; m
WV d.araIoi, II - =. M; 50. Louis Z 80 g. M
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
o.C0 r. W. -Daily. Sl,cningCar passengers only car.
o.oo red mi, train for Rochester. Due ':+5
CHICAGO NIGHT EMPRESS.
Q.1S p. M.-Daily, for Hutfclo Wot'town, OSoens'
Wv burg DetiOit and thitag0
PITT>FIELD. LENOX, NORTH ADAMS AND TIE
Two trains with through Drawin2rom ears 10 Plttsnelo
- 0l q. No. due Pttsed }j. North Adams 80 p.
3 80 p IN. due lrtt>held 10. North Adams 10 p m
Also FRIDAY and Saturdays only at 80 m for fitts
held arriving q 10 %. Wagner car, through.
For lime Of local trains ticket, ond space IN Slecp'ng
49, SI4 i,rcadway West 10Th s.. 2s5 Columbu.sye
Fulton-.t. ana - Broadway, l.. d. brooklyn.
Above Trains except those leaving at 30 $40, 20
a. M 10 1880, $50. 300 p. m, stop NJ l3Sth.st
JOHN NJ TOUCEY. GEORGE H. DANIELS.
''rn' Pal Manager General Passenger Agent
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

Z "a. Ut
Tor ElSton 10. s.l5 a. m lao. 10 30 Dis,
80 p. N. SUNDAY GO siS 10 go, an 80 10 pn,s.
A. m 1870 l2l5. except Mauch Chunkl 3.i5 5lj. 80
~ m sundays 100, s.l5 100 a. ~. 44O 80 r "a.
For IIalcl,on Sl5 u. M 1880. 3tj 80 D. IN. SUI
DAYS SD 1lCo q. M: 78O p. III
FIR ponrs In the Mahonol coal rAglon at SIS
II 90 49, y. SUNDAYS. SD. 100 u.
To- Nllk.-birrc. Plttton aud Scranton. II O. IN :;
f. 30. 3.i5 $50 p. sundays except Scra3@In Slo
For Eimra. sI5 a. m; 1870. 40 p. m sundays.
Is a. 80 D. m. -, 90
Tickets aud pqilor BE- procured az LIZ o3b
oGI 4lj 80. oi2. lao Broadway. - Miriayst ~ =
Canal-.t. 81 IL- ltu,t~ 90 olpnou. ave. ana -
l3Ifh~t New oik. BIS Wahin gton st. 30 Eil-
tor..i Prootivn and - Rrrgdval. williamsburg
MrSro.t INpr's, CO. viii cll fDr aud check biEHaS'
'N NrIFOp L. -, HANCOCK.
pest 4 ten. M'gr. Gan Pas. Agent
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CI'NARD LINE,

~. TO LIVERPOOL. VA - tENSToWN On . ~
serya...... Aug. 6. D IN. Seryia sep: "a p. m m
Aurania &C.,. Aug. 20. D. 70 AurSnia sept L. D. M
From Pier Moth IsiN'r. loot 81 { afHton.~t.
Cabin passage, $50 and upwarl. second - BIN. DO
Storage tickc', and from all parts - tnop ~ VT
low att For freight and .sayc apply Ut The comIanys
onjce No { BoNnr Grr'i. New York. ,
VFRTON II BROWN CO.. 'rf''a Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25

A sister of Mr. Froudc. who died IN carly life, is
said to have been the one woman whom j. ii. Newman
1.-THE late Cardinall might have married. II has been
supposed that his hymn, Lead. Kindly Light" con
tains an allusion TO her lamented death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25

4 RED STAR LINE, mann.
N. FOX ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Shilling Tor NtN-N ofk and AntW"rp "'ekv
NOORDI5AND 49, nis a.
Fir-t cabin so upward Excursion 80 upward Src"ld
,,bin s3S Hound 1rp per cent reduction Apply ioF
.'Lart. Por Ira,clersi Stroiagr ~ very low rates
'INTI,HN irIONNi. NANIHAllpN 90,
,;,nefal Agent, Bowling t'fern
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NEw-YORK. ONTARIO AND wEsTTRN RAILws ~

In consequence % a." Improvement. ucins h'u' -
foot 4 Ja,-t. the ferry and ua.s flf'- IT,. In ~
,orir.v arln,c rrcl ron Jp'- t' fri N.Y. ", iSs
prnr-, hpna Railroad 'arinraN. az "a fnot 81 W.
- T,a.rs leave VIZ I'D 81 e.. q, wa
si.O NJ. - minute rgrlicf from me ,,". ",,,,t
is'h....l for Mhinst'~g nloen'inr',pTsh. ,iar.a
Munticrl1. EnrnN!l' Pittsburgh. I"rI,' n.h.
Manor liqncoch C,sh,uail" >'nnton. W 10 o.,esA
Sidn.t. No-.irh Tim-s'on 70 Rome "hru''
bat. Shcaco and plnir W. - ,,,..,s al
9f5 \. v. FOR C,'nilrn Hall insss' Nn7 roS
Minnrna-H. WaikiN N'ir- -'ato.s Nlail ,.l,vvtlA
in -hurrh rlen, NE F'll lmch. Mntccilo huf'''~
Librr'- White Late. 60, ~ MIRO
3,iJ p ". ,arrh'n U1il ~, Moho,a III M ,srlnr
wa-k. Waikiki Nalnv .'rtrns. Ml"nlet'r ~ -" MAJ
hurrh. Ell"nvllle ralshurch. iinliey'he' L'F'''
200 r ". MIddieioup Falshurgh ,xlso,,v'A
ings'oa Manor Rcckard. Walton rr'' n.,,o, en-.
Oneida, Osw.,o H-cheser. Nssifa inll mir ~
40 ard wcst, Pulln,n >.-rcrs; recHh''F WV
n~e to Su.pc lsioa rrdrs. . =, ~, ,a,,s 4, sa,gr
LAS =. ~. e.: 80 = w. w ss,, Nv" Fien,r..
Mornain pal' Fa'l'hrrgh, ho"'''''''
D,ly III other 'rans calf eytpt ,ssssrare,r br,s
pullman drsvln-. rom s'at tld si''l'"h'''
oil t,,urd ~, : prc~dwsv = 'w.i ort. x.,york
J. {. ANDERSON. q. p A., 30 b'''''''''' -
vUUF BooK OF oPES.ArE SPOTS, oew 70 T op~s
illustrated IT,. standard sntier.ty on ,,ll pa.
air arlusenents Rnles for s2l,s nv an ,u,, 81 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
Eam SCHOOLS.

~ Cty;-"Dwght method of instruction degree OF
LII b. given after years graduate now
added tuition fee, 800 For catalogues ETC. address
GEORGE CHASE Dean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
WHITE STAR LINE.
MERICANpASSENGER LINE to BRAZIL

~ Via 81 THOMAS MAHflNlQlF r., ahd EAhDNpO"
TIE 4. =. BRAZIL Nall :. :. 80.
& { erGrpAS.A -. W-ln..dag. August 10. noon.
" - and from Nrv por; NcN- Va, or" das !st'
PAUL r. GLEIAID & o. General Ag",-,,
- MAtAaiIst Nr"-fork'
ioT Wits STHGk { son yGi and 90 Ilr afway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
Ocean Cleaners.

TRIP TO PALESTINE leaves New ork
N September 81. .. DAYS Tour. Ilslr 10 Sr III,
ana T A NGII,i,S leave, NcWNofh ApIust -th - Iays
Tour Al ,ling expenses nGlud%a nrscns'; H'"u
LOT p'OS''""eS' OF Broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25

vI,UF BOOK OF OPEN AIR SPOTS, ocwvo , 80 op.s
| illustrated. The standard snLer'tl on 49, hi, plsv
n Rnles for sailnf n -
ing shoone horseback rd,ng. &c. w. ~ '"' Fn,erssiS
COPY Published by The Trihnns Ney. 49, 49,.
mn ana universally cerplmented oy me ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25

Ex-senator ngalls's volume of political rccoectlons
is rapidly Approaching completion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
Mem pnbIlGaIlons.

Eighteenth Edition. post poid for Csc. o. stamps
~ HE HUMAN HAIR; Why IT Falls on !;
PARKER. A. NJ. LOYG & CO, lob Arch.st Phla.
Pc "Every should cad this little book ohenaeum
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13
HE YIELDS.

Thomas NJ. Thayer Notifies Gov. Boyd
That He Is Ready to vncate Nebraska's
Gubernatorial Chair.
LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. Sat noon
Sunday Gov. Thayer received letter
from his attorney stating that after a
careful consideration of the subject of
his retaining the gubernatorial chair
of Nebraska he had concluded that it
should be surrendered to Gov. Boyd.
Gov. Thayer immediately acquiesced,
and dictated the following letter to
Gov. Boyd:
''STATE OF NEBRASKA, EXECUTIVE DEPART
MENT LINCOLN. Feb Q, 1S92-Gov James E.
Boyd, Omaha-Sir: When I commenced pro-
ceedings one year ago to test your title TO the
office of governor l did so in the be-
lief that there was great doubt In the
public mind as to your citizenship and eligi-
bility. l then took occasion to publicly
say that as soon as your citizenship was estab-
lished by courts would gladly surrender the
ofice to you. The contest was not one of per-
Bonal strife, nor to satisfy any ambition OF
my own, but to comply with and uphold
the constitution OF the state. Now that
the public press has announced that the
highest tribunal has declared under the
constitution and laws of our country and
state your right 10 the Office OF gov
ernor, without awaiting the mandate OF
state Monday to be absent some weeks
ONCE TO you at o'clock p. m. that day, If 1t Is
your pleasure to accept the same at that time
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
"JOuN NJ THAYER"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13
CHILlANS SENTENCED.
Three OF the Assailants of the Baltimore's
Sailors Punished.


VALPARAISO, Feb. 5.-Judge of
Grimes Foster on Thursday passed
sentence in the long-pending and
nuch-discussed Baltimore assault case
of October 10. 1891. His sentence is
subject to review by the court of ap-
pcals. The argument covers $50 pages
and goes all over again the evidence
against the accused and compares it
closely with the evidence presented by
the prisoners. The finding of the
court is as follows:
p Carlos Arena, alias Gomez, sentenced
to $40 days Imprisonment for wound
ing William Turnbull, the coalheaver
of the Baltimore, who died of his in
iuries; 800 days for public disorder, 80
days for carrying knife and 20 days
for giving an assumed name. This
makes total of 9aO days.
Jose Ahumada, sentenced to $40 days
imprisonment for injuring Turnbull.
FREDERICK Rodriguez sentenced to 140
days imprisonmet for wounding Boat
swainsmate Charles w. Riggin, an
other of the murdered American sea-
men. for public disorder and for carry
ing knife. 1t is held by Judge Fos-
ter that the evidence does not show
that Rodriguez killed Riggin On the
contrary, it is claimed that higgins
death was caused by II shot which was
Aired by some unknown person.
Gomez and Rodriguez, under the
Chilian penal code, must pay the fam
lilies of Turnbull and Riggin damages.
These damages are recoverable by civil
suit
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13
Carnegie breaches u Sermon ON "The
Gospel OF Wealth."

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Andrew Carnegie
occupied the pulpit of the Unitarian
church of the Divine Paternity Sunday
night by invitation Of the pastor, and
delivered sermon. His theme was
"The Gospel of Wealth." and he reiter-
ated his views on the advantages de-
rived by society from the concentration
of wealth in few hands, provided the
accumulations be rightly used as trust
funds for the good of the possessor's fell
low man. Sir Edwin Arnold, Rev.
Robert Collyer and other well known
men were among his hearers
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13
Died While Dam cling.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. S.-Miss
Kittie Shaw, daughter of prominent
physician of this city, dropped dead at
$3.50 o'clock a. IN. Saturday while dane
ing u. the reception given by the Pitts
burgh club, in honor of the reopening
pf their clubhouse.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13

DENVER, Col, Feb. s. Elmer Beck,
alias j. s. Stratton, was convicted here
Saturday of having forged $4,000
check. Stratton is one of the gang OF
street letter robbers who have oper-
ated in nearly every city and were ar
rested at Atlanta, Ga, in October last
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13
Killed by the Cars.

SHIRLEY, ILL.,, Feb. s.-Miss Eva Mel.
son, bright young lady Of attractive
presence, was instantly killed Sunday
by the Chicago & Alton north. bound
passenger train. She attempted to
cross the track ahead of the train, was
struck, hurled high in the air and, fall
ing between the track and the depot
platform, was horribly mangled
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13
WERE BURNED TO DEATH.
Mother and Two Children Lose Their
Lives by Fire In Florida.

Mother ana TWO ChItur6h LuBb Ih6fr
Lives by Fire In Florida.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. 5. "A fire
which cost the lives of three persons
occurred at an early hour Thursday
morning in the house of A. nj.
Lennig. Mr. Lennig succeeded in
escaping to the street in safety.
Mrs. Lennig was suffocated and
died before she could be taken out
OF the house, and two children
were burned to death. Oil was
found in several parts of the house,
which leads to the suspicion of foul
play.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 0.-Theodore
Grim, prisoner in the county Jail
awaiting trial in the federal court on
charge of selling liquor to the In
dams in Oconto county, hanged him
self III his cell Monday morning.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13
Eight Killed In u Riot.

BrENos AyREs, Feb. 9.-The elec-
tious Monday throughout Argentine
were accompanied by many riots. In
Santa Lucia parish the mob fred upon
the police, who defended themselves.
Eight were killed and thirty-siS
wounded, some of them fatally. The
elections resulted in a complete victory
for the coalition party.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13
Iiperals win at salt Lake.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Feb. 9,-At
the city election Monday the liberals
carried their ticket by the heaviest
plurality ever known here. 1t will not
be less than 1000.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13

LONDON, Feb. S.-A Greek steamer,
bound from Cardiff for Malta, has been
lost on one of the Scilly islands. Fif.
teen of her crew were saved but nine
are missing
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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-08-19
Valley Centre Letter.

Miss p. Miller, of Burnside, is visit
ing Mt j. II. Hydorn's.
Valley Centre wants good business
man to start a harness shop.
Mrs. Ed. Jones, of Fort Gratiot, is
visiting at /. r. Wadsworth's.
The Mason fruit cans are selling
fast at III. A. Cook a. Co.'S. store.
Jane Arnold and Lena Presley. of
Peck, were visiting at T. Campbells
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. DIR. Mitchell and Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Darcy. of Yale, Sun
dayed at j. II. Hydorn's.
j. II. Beckett is calling on friends.
Everybody will be glad to learn that
he is improving in health.
Mrs. Dorhman, of Lynn, has been
in town and says that out there III. A.
Cooks 25c tea is an eye opener.
Dan'l Runnells and wife, of Port
Huron, are visiting with Mrs. |. r.
Wadsworth on their mammoth farm.
Mr.. Johnson, of the firm of Johnson
& Cooke, Exchange bank, is locking
over the ground for the purpose of
starting business.
Buy your farms in the Valley and
save money instead of going to the
north west. First class point and lots
of room for more good business men.
Mrs. d. Quail, of Port Huron, is yis-
iting her mother Mrs. l. X. Wadsworth.
Mrs. Quail will move to Duluth, where
her husband is employed in Office
work.
John Worden has bought twenty
thousand brick to build his engine
house. They are being delivered as
fast as possible at his mill and the
work is progressing.
A Sunday School picnic at the John
Sullivan grove Valley Centre school
house Thursday September 1st. All
arc cordially invited to attend. Bring
your baskets we'll filled with goodies.
Music furnished by the brass band.
DIR. John Earls' threshing machine
threshed on the farm of VIM. Mcleod
one day last week one thousand fifty
six bushels of fall wheat from thirty
five acres, nice plump wheat. How is
that for the rich valley of Maple Val
ley. Beat it if you can in the state of
Michigan.