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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13

money had not 10 any extent entered into the matter
OF his appointment.
Mr.. seckendorlf the chief OF the Washington Bureau
81 The New York Tribune called ard said thai
far rs he knew there WAS 10 truth in the statement
previously made tina; representative OF The Tribune
had come TO Washington and had an Interview with
General Bussey, after which The Tribune, attacks
upon the Pension Iureau had ceased. lie hal no
knowledge Of the Commissioner Of Pensions having
brought 30 bear any Influence % top these attacks.
Neither had he any knowledge 6f any correspondence
on The subject between Russell Harrison and Whiteaw
Reid.
Mrs stone. iytytwo years Of age a clerk In the
Pension BuiyGu, the next witness. She had at
one time loaned MIR. Ford, the Sssiant chief OF the
record division $50. This money had been paid. but
not until IL Overdue.
H. A. Myers a clcik In the General Land once.
stated that he had several conversations with Dr.
Ac In regard to his appointment. and once after the
appointment had been made he had said 10 the WI
ness that Green u. Raum. jr. had asked him Tor u
loan.
Mr. Rcyburn a member Of the board. examined IN"
record in the claim Of W. ". Dudley and said t'ai
there did not appear 10 lie any recent medical "Vi
denre on file In the case, upm which the las' Ger
tncac was issued. Dr. Ingram. the medical f.l'rcss
Of tho Bnreai. alsO examined the record ana lonnu
grant Increased pensions Of this character wIh11"t
medical examination. DIR. Ingram dd lW lhlNh III ,,lc
ease took the usual cOnrSe through the Office. Inc
claim was allowed during the time MT tanner ""'
Commissioner . ,n q.
At / 80 O'Clock the committee adjourned until To-
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
rr BUCHANAN BURR ACQUITTED.

The cas- OF DIR. Buchanan Burr, formerly an asci's
of the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association WIZ
was arrested last saturday the complaint OF MIS-
Mary Nnhomey, # No. 40 RenwicG-st. came NJ oeioe
the Grand Jury yesterday, ard the doctor WIS "
charged A.,
AZ was published in The Tribune Monday MIS-.
Manouev charged the doctor with swtndfng MT wv
NJ s5TJ bond Ct the Bewery Bay Beach Improvement.
Company In explaining the matter before thc "rans
Jury yesterday the Doctor said that hr iad oousn.
the bond from Mrs. Mahoney giving her III P''N'7h'
two checks one on n Ncw-lork bank ana Que "a
Western bank A brother OF the p'ai"''n IAN u,..
49,, ON IN. following day to change the western
check fo- one on the Eastern bank. lie consen'eo
to do this and told the to call TIE next day wnen
he would have the money transferred from the western
hank Instead II calling for the other checK on tS
New York bank however. Mrs Maoney sen. ner enecn
= p collection and IL was protested Inc exp'abnuon
urs n.rf ctK satisfactory to the GrrLd Jury, WHICH
dccline, therefore. to make a charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
NAVY STUDENTS ADMITTED TO THE BIR.

rouchkccp,lc. May l2.-Thrrc wer. cigity-rv" ap
u,ca,ons made before General Term here tohay iof
adm sion T. the lar and the following students pass
The necessary examination: Frederick >. Duhcah'
u,,man H. Baker. Frank A.. Bennett, william ~
White Frank l.. Young. Edward T. lrwel J"hn H.
TOWNS md, william F. Spring william H. "ood
Charles L. Livingston. Peter W. Mciady, Walter =
GINNING Stark b. Fcrriss william a. Lathr)p. Charles
# Weeks. Henry Warng Chndcayno HnT Dansee
Mark J. Grrtch Elias Rosential. Henry T.. Beach
Jocph Rudd Charles f.. Fish. Alfred r.. Iiolcombe
LINES L. larger Thomas F. Outline, Herbert Reeves
Alfred MITCHELL Benjamin J. 'iurtch. Dorsey \. H.
schcpck John +. LINEN, F. r.. Cannon, Charles
~ Culvcr James Chambers, lingo Winter william
". Miller Leslie r. TOmphins. Hampton Dcwing
william d. Nlpcr. Henry Potter. Samuel ;. Hotchllss,
George W. Mckenzie. Francis l.. Carao. william e.
Courtney John G.. McCaucey. jr.. L. Herbert Burns
Thomas IIanlon IT,; Rawson l.. Smith. Max Myers
Jacob H. schafer, Joseph a. McVine. Walter l.
uenne;t Daniel O'Rcily, jr; John Paul Herie'
Henry n. Jarrett, Nathan Myers. Thomas f. Kane
Herbert NJ Handy Herbert =. Worthlcy. Louis william
S,o,esbury james Nixon. Frederick II. Dennan, John
A DEMPSEY George Frazer. Dominicus D. Wulner
Hobcrt Is, Grady. samuel Crook, joseph i. Brown
Dr. George C. smith. Carlton NJ. Det'r1H William l.
Wood Edward IL. Fellows, Raym0nt " Humphreys
Uomrr A. Anderson. BenIcr N smith and william
I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
ro ,nNIT TIE CHINA TO REGISTRY.

Washington May ia In was introduced touy
,x senator UIscock % giant an American register "
The foreign built steamship China 90 per cent vi
hosc stock Is owned by citizens Of the hi'ed oa'c'j
,,er bcr owne,s shah have but Or c)n'rac,ed 10
hu,ld in American ,hIpyards, a steamer oil ~ "'''
canal tonnage COastwisc t'adng Ii not ihc'"dcu III
Ga. nr,vDegcs granted by The American registry I'LL"
fla. vessel NAV be used 10y the Government a. 'r's
mort or cruiser. The China Is steamship oi '''''
ions built in Glasgow III 1850. sh' pheN oe'"0c"
s.r Francisco and Chinn the Iaclnc Mall LINZ
I'm, flies the British flag. The BIZ is on thc s,'nc
lines as the act granting American reNis'c,s =, wy
AMMAN Line steamers City OF "-i"Ih "'" wy -
Iaris. ,.,, 400 r,uch importance
c.nuo lie given 10 tie new law Transferring 20 Ao.i
cIu rrgi,tt, The luuian Il, auishilS 'IN VI w"
and CIV Il ans ~ the possession -! n, ,,onl.'i
of those vessels in the foundation o lii D.. -;
81 strong fast ships which In tine OF "h' MN u" , ",
ncalcuibe ynluc for naval purposes. ih'>r t"o
ships are the first 20 be secured Oh .iaH' W. i,
ihc dcstrOycrs constructed upon aplo,'i
plans specifications and under me ~ ,'' Viz boz
ideu frat the vessels would In case oil wai io'1n
,oIuabl. addition 70 the English Navy. hd'ci u M
value Of The new additions ~ the naval contingent
Is the certany that the inman Line WIN cpusu"',
i'm mi, cu,ntrv several additional vessels oi ''l u
no, snDe nr uuaiti b. assigned thereto giving Ir
var pIrp So, five Of the best ana hihchc"
vessels i, present cuneeivabi" ,
Ice used ,w n Naval reserve is made painfully mp.
n,rcnt when n is remembered that to DAY there are
lew II any American VESSELS winch couiu 't SEA,
com pete I'm sneed and endurance with the AVERAGE
Atlantic liner and that dnrins me tcce, i. Ur,.' u,
difficulty tbs country was Limited IN The ssiscon 81
STEAMERS Which ond he lawfully chartered TO those
having a spced Of about fourteen knots and coal
endurance " not 70 exceed LOO miles. The two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
CIVIL SERVICE RULES IL NAVY YARDS

Washneton May II Special When |, is stated
That the socalci Civil Servtc" ORDERS issued BY sec
rotary Tracy and mad applicable "a the employees ~
the various Navy laris have teen found TO be lnop
craflve because Of political interference and the ak
ness 81 Naval ofcial-. goss injustice Is done to a
system Of great merit and to the honesty md courag,
Of officer, at the Navy Department. rs The orlse
referred 10 not only strictly AM impartially nd
hcred to. but found after almost whole year s
experience Ia bc excellent IN design and effect.
By Secretary Trays oder Of August |. 1901. the
forces at Navy yards divided into three clnsscs
Va: Tn.killoi labor. Skilled labor and men In charge
the employ ucit u whom W, committed TO II hoard
uNnlsrsd II taiN.e commissioned officers N the
Navy 10 ic called u boarl II lnlor employment and
10 br responsible fo the proper aud impartial enforce
mcni 81 the rcgulsOnS applying TO lRor"r>' ana IL
4. asc.rtlinci om po,.iivc and Trustworthy hhof1nh
ton that. without material exception. the orders
envotnng the" board, have been faithfnny ana III
tell gently executed. In every cas-" the Navy DC
pur,rpcut has upheld the n ard, In their decisions ana
h ,y.tcrn introduced and srrst in"i by s.rrcfnry
Tracy has the support ~ lnrg" majority OF navy
Yard wo lIncn VIII, by IT. regulations secure All nic
,crdrncc and feeling OF security IN their places lu
J., sil,c Under former cEpriciou' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
BEGINNING TIE CENSUS INQUIRY.

BEGINNING TIE tENSl'S INQllf
Washington, MAY 12-Tic Census ono, Investigate
ing committee assembled this morning TO begin the
mouiry assigned to II, but found some trouble III
ceting 10 work. The resolution Of tbs House under
which the committee is proceeding directed an lhVesu
cation OF claIg cs that the census work had been
wrongly conducted In the state Of New York and else
where I'm the interest Of partisan politics; that funds
had been wanOnly wasted ana INIT the n"re''" "'o
been mi managed.
Representative J. ID. Taylor at the outset offered
resolution directing that all charges To be invest
Gated be presented In writing by some Trustworthy
person. lie said that the charges ALLEGED were to-
nroad and general Mr. Iaylor's resolution was
defeated
pcrrcscnta,ivc Reyburn. Of Philadelphia was asked
IN make a statement, He said that IIe was not pr"
orcd 10 20 into details he supposed TO days meet
irc would be- prcl mnary. The Census uIeau had
tcc,n proceedings against certain persons connected
with ue census in Philadelphia. ard II might not be
ucr for lin 20 cgt,r into that matter pending the
,,i,I He had something Of the Census ONCE
and ,ne more he saw the more d,ensied he became
ua lad found an entire lack Of system; and when
r,ons charges were made with respect to the PlEi-
dcphIa census he found the Census ohicc had 10
ldisp,sitlon TO act pract"aiiy' lhry lmm'hH'cN
I With threats Of prosecution In the courts and
oes ' or. pccial agents 1T high salaries, who held
D.o, meetings In Philadelphia In saloons and cigar
,os without first asking the proper pc'rcns for
non1tou After more than year the Census
az IN. hod , few days ago arrested two or three
Wr. Holmes, chief Of the farms, homes and mortgage
.,,, of the Census Office, testified that nuInptr
Of his rmpoyc, taken from the Division and used
ON Other work, which 1t was desired to h~e oonr
VI" 49,, g.. one special roaacn. lie always had h,ch
qhcihy, ,nrcc IN his division. lie had no kno"i'r"
q. ora. y because Of piGGa "e@c~ PeS hs% O'
ciipoHc ","'ittr. then adjourned, II did Eot nave
LIZ on w,ach to clcrcd at The prc>cn, 'inc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
Mr.. CALL WANTS CUBAN RIPrBLiC~MR.
FEFFER on SILVER.

Mr. CALL WANTS A CUBAN RIPrBAC~MR.
FEFFER on SILVER.
Washington, Nav Fin the Senst, today MI Can
offered resolution (which went over without acuo)
for the appointment; If joint committee Oh inc TWO
houses inquire Into the condition OF Cuba ana inc
Islands known The Greater Antilles, or "ni"hN o.
Caribbean Islands and their commercial ard polIticai
relations with the United States: and TO report such
LEGISLATION rs may be expedent and necessary TO I'M
prove TIE CONNER cla and political relations OF inc
people Of the United states and OF those Islands
Mr. Hale offered a resolution reciting that IN the
act OF incorporation OF the Washington and Arlington
Railroad Company in The District OF Columbia INC
names Of W. u. Rande, ID. C. Forncy j. >. Lawrence
Beriah wilkins &. e. Lee and James l.. Barbour arc
mentioned az incorpoators that none Of these men are
stockholders that II is matter Of public report tat
the charter of the road has been sold for *io'oVo
before any part Of the construction was Deenp' anu
has been sold several times since the hrSt saic' ""
that only about $1,000 lad been expended Oh .he
road and ins'rncting the District committee 10 III
ouIre and report what action IL necessary to pro'c.
the public interests. After REMARKS by Mr ia'c '"i
Mr. Dawes the resolution was agreed 10
vr cou offered a resolution, which wac referred 70
the committee on Foreign RelstIons. requesting INC
President 10 open negotiations with the "o'er""o''
OF Spain for the purpose OF inducing thi "o'o'"''.
10 lronsenf to the establishment IN the '''''" "
(,h. q, free and independent Republic; such con
sent to be given payment by CuDa " '"' w. =,
ment Of Spain OF such sum Of money as may "
equivalent both to the value Of the pubhc propoiN
belonging to spain in the isiand' ana 70 ."o az
uno,,xhment of her sovereign rights also lor '"o
nego,Iation OF a treaty to secure such maVc''''
commercial advantages as may DC asrooa "p'"
Tho message of tho President on he snD!cc' Vi a.
International monetary conference was taken up anu
Mr.. Peror addressed the Senate MI pcho% oe,h ,,
his conviction that, II the voters who iaVofou ~
silver coinage would combine to secure 'na' ra"''
they surely wou1 be successful Ihey "our' nayo
majority Of members OF the i'o"'' ""o :, fine
- PRESIDENT WHO would not threaten
vet. Of saaa yes as'G in
INC uiii hrsvet officer was recalled from VIZ
se vote passing IT having been ION 'o"
Mr. UawIcyl lecOnsdcrcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
tn INVESTIGATE THE rIHEEETo%s.

wo.blncior. Nav I2.-Thc threat male ytsrr'"N u
yr Watson q Gcorc'i that II" w1nld ohJ''' y" VI y
,uce,e f,r unanlmou, consent was o"''l'' VIZ"
,Li. morning \ request made b, Mt "Fc''' :"
re-, that senate private bill remain nPoN w
,c,,.r.s fable for the present ran mp cg"n'' hN v"
,,,.r AZ din likewise Mr.. Dazcll. OF fehh'SN "n'''
who made a similar request
Nr u,,cs Of Alabama (a' privileged PneNu M
,r Tho commlttcc on Judiciary ported back s"o
,i,,,c f,r the WATSON Pnkcr,"n trilV' ihN''"S''
Co., r..oiut,on Tie substitute resolution i'''' INT
.1.,,tl,u that a certain Orgirizit"n known ~ III.
,,,.,o, d,,cctlvc, ha, been ,mpovc' unlawiuIW ann
ia the dctriment of the pbhc bN inc '"'''''u
,,,,t,on. engaged in the transportation Of intel
states mails and Interstate commerce. an" "'' ~"
committee an Judiciary 10 investigate the said rhhor
ton detectives -, Ar, .,c,,o,
a. v.,. =, said that he had offered the Original
,,,,o, hocausc many people believed tha mo
pink rton Agency a standing b'dN % ''"oa
,,,,, lie cited the Instance OF the New YORK central
s,rihe Al that time these men shot down IN Albany
,oo, ,romen and children who were n'f'ohipa'a"'S.
r. r. Taylpr OF ohio. opposed the rc,oi"""h. w
oa.o, had been prvsented why the Hpu-; ~iouiu
make the Investigation. 1t had not bee" aic." ''
, ,,, any interference with interstate commerce.
:, IA. pnkertop detectives had killed persons t'c'
hold Il. rovcrnru by the Law Of t'c state where mo
40, ,r,s done II was not the affair OF the "chcia'
Government
Mr. ucnphilI Of south Carolina also spoke IN op
no..tm 10 the resolution on the ground mat uc
injury done by the agents was purely .'ae a',s, rc
'"'Wr Eynun Of Ind,ana, was unable 10 sc Witt WIFI,
,on~rcss had any jurisdiction Ct the que OF Witt
any good could come from the ihHnl'. ~ ,, III
haS come when Congress shOnh drtw more a'I!Can
tbc line between the power oi inc fcn''"' "
rncnt and tn. power OF the Sta''e' -. ,,o,, "a
After further discussion. the re-ouiicn was auop"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
.r,1r pAIrM INVESTIGATION.

w.sh,op,a,. May l3.-To-day's session OF the com
I,ch l. making AN investigation into the al
,',stro,ion Of the Pcson Bureau was held IN the
NM nrcc Building. Dr. j. W. Little. member
:, ,he Pension once board Of examining surgeons
wos the first witness. Dr. Lille SAD 'bat apon' '
u''o ., a. ,,dor.e for him note for 300. lie had
No., Gonna ,,oulry IN regard to IT q, the bank ana
''"a food that the bank people had So'n" Cpcc,
.. "n o. GA hing Mr. Raum's paper lie Uicn infornc"
Mr. Ranm that he could not assist hi" and 'he matte,
'''' snnod Dr. Little said that the question OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13

Chattanooga and st. LGiis Railroad was given by
Mayor Fitzpatrick and the Bridgeport Board Of Trade
on Wednesday Tonight reception. banquet and ball
was rendered to 800 guests among whom were the
and Mrs. Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Peyt)n, Mr.
und Mrs J. Van vechten Ocot, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Bonner Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Soulard Mr. and Mrs. X a.
Cunningham and Miss Cunningham. Mr.. Henry MorEsE
Thru j. II. Deeves and II. Newbod Morris al OF Ne"
York: John H. Kendall, Of Boston william Hanllln, Of
Buds O. and :. II. Chisholm, OF Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
tn On. rRvE DISCOVERY DAY.

~Wa~hlietDr. MAY l2.-A Joint solution IntTol"'eh
10 dav bv senator Dawes authorize ana d'F'''S IN
T.,-idcnt 90 Issue proc nHntoh recommending -
,,. toor,c the Observance in all their loraitic" ton
,.tocr T.. l-.2 of the tooth anniversary IT the as
,overy ~ America by pul lie demonstrations AMI by
,,lc exercise, In their schools and other places or
assembly which may impre> them anew WIN the
inf, llrcual moral aud social devcoPnchts hd'c poa
.ih.c by The at Oi tpuubiH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
sBE HAS BROKEN ANOTHER RECORD.
THE FUrRsr BISMARCK HOLDS BOTH THs
EASTERN AND WESTERN ONES.

EASTERN AND WESTERN ONES.
The Hamburg American steamship Fnerstbi'"aros
arrived AZ southampton yesterday rning oassig tne
Needles AT 20 O'Clock she left this port on Nay ..
crossing the Bar nj AZ p. M Her a''"al uno %
passage therefore was days. /. hour' anu ID 'u'u
,os heating her best record for the Eastern passage
~ q DAYS. ~ hours ana IS minutes. By twenty-five
Minutes This is equal to about five days ana twenty
one hrrs to Queenstown or about SIX hours less t"n
tho time q the Tcuonic. The biggest run maze III
duv hy The Fuerst bismarck was Az miles. She broke
he- own record from southampton TO this port on her
~. Wa.,en tIap She holds the record for both ways
md is now engaged In cutting them down. me
,rnveiicd ON her last voyage 3lf3 miles from sandy
Hook Light ship to the Needles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
MIR COOLLDGE CONFIRMED.

washington May Eth" scnat" In executive SOS
.,or n day connracd TIC following nomina pnS
r Jefferson Coolidge. Of Massachusetts, Minister 10
CnptaIn Richard ". Meade, T. s ~. Sorlm dor'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
THE BrV. T. r. HOFTNiy'S NEW HOTEL.

bridgeport Ala. May I:.-A large party Of people
from New York; Io,ton. Nashville. Chattanooga AMI
other cites Rave been entertained here for the last Few
DAYS to 60 citrate the opening OF the Hoffman House.
which las b. built By the Rev. G.. f. Hoffman, owner
Of the Hoffman House Ncw-YOk reception To
President Thomas ana other officials OF the Nashville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
.x MORE. u,pGC.ApvOcATEs.

Washington May i2scnn'or Proctor .Vuas aJyo
dueed hill authorizing the addition TO the
categenerars department Of the Army OF SIX '"us can
vocates with the rank, pay ana ailo"a I'll" - ,hc
tains, who are TO be sesec'eo .on' sa on,ocrs and
un ",'. 20, fo, FIVE years admitted TO the oar u
"a. ~ ~" 49,, % , State Vacancies IN thc cru i1'u.
We several conr' ,,,rc arc TO be filed IN IKE m""c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
rvJOy Tp4GyE CLUB MONTHLY MEETING

The rcgunr monthly meeting Of the Union League Club
was held lat night ard only business OF routine natnre
wa. transacted John w. Grggs. O. Princeton. ~ j. H.
Edwards Rowland OF No. Is East SiNtysxth-st the Kew
T. l., Humphreys, oS Garicn City l.. l., and Aaron y
Tbors, Of No. 1873 West Seventy third st. elected TO
ucmhership.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
.r,, vxc,I-pE POLITICAL INFLUENCE.

- Va, ,o-A bill to exclude poiit!cai III
awnas "ao ,ns 8, 900 fourlcnss pos'oices In The
s .n,. non an.od upon at the meeting Of the Io'SC
Country WIS as~ TO- rnrvce Reform to-day. The bill
oo.'m'''e vi a,,son of the country into postal
districts and that where vacancies occur open vino
tIop smn he announced by posoiee inspee'ols'
ahau recommend the best man 10 ''0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
, NEW BrTT DING FOR BErCTT COLL EGE.

Bcoit. Wis. May II tspeciaD.-The cornerstone OF
the pcarsonS Hall OF Science tie building given 10
tie Beoit CGllSgc by Dr. ID. X. IcarsOs OF Chicago
was laid today by the faculty and trustees OF inc
college. The neY building will cost about S'o,ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
x,utN ALTON, Rl THE PRESIDENT.

Washington May I2.The Ir silent TO-DAY sent 70
the senate tl' following romiraions;
John Birmingham. OF Ca'lf rnia, T. be supervising
inspector Of st yes 81, FOR The [ir't DI'inc, ;,
" H. Ir In.ima. icr,-Ncw ! r,-Ellls H. JiElm, III
strlnr. M,~ Emma X Inl'cr. lohhs ltlN. rem
silvanla- John r. kclicy. !ut!er.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13

Inman steamers ARE Of I0,4o0 tonnage and
have .pccd OF twenty knots and sea en-
dmancc OF seventy two days speed Of ten knots an
hour. They also possess OTHER advantages as
cruisers unequallcd IN any Naval Reserve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
DyFD Gy HER EIGHIY-THIRD BIRTHDAY.

Lancaster. PENN. May 12.-Miss Julia scfoenlen.
nm octocerar.an OF Lz. this county, hns issued in
vit.ons 10 friends to celebrate her eighty birth
day and this morning while making preparations ~
fei downstairs dying almost instantly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
rnViRD " RUIKIEY DANGEROUSLY I'LL.

The condition OF Edward II. Buckley who Is ut his
home No. 90 East Thirty .Irst-st, dangerously II! with
R,ishts disease had not changed last night During the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13

day hi. condition had changed slightly LOT '"c "o' w
this change had not been so marNeu as " a., n,,,.v
,,si,,s ~ a speedy fatal termination. MI Bui4"S
* wei, known in New-York society lie Is t'e '.'sI v
Nh. Pre.cott Lawrence and has one son. Ea"ara oui~
ev
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10

them. It did deadly work a. long as the
shells held ont; bat a mismovs on the part
OF the nervous gunner sent his cartridge
case rafting down among the enemy after
ne had reduced their number to a half
dozen.
There was but one alternative. They
must simultaneously descend upon the
r%ssolute remainder and make a hand-to-
hand fight, tho professor and Karl using
their hatchets and the guide clubbing with
his carbine.
The guide was Neutrality-suspicious. be-
cause he was much more intimately ae-
quainted with "the nature of the beasts
But a vigorous round OF threats finally in
duced him to descend, and when within q
few feet of the ground they all three
dropped.
The entire battalion of warrees instantly
charged upon Karl. AS he was unable 20
bury his hatchet simultaneously in the six
heads the tusks of some two or three Of
them were tearing into the flesh of his legs
before his father and the guide could reach
the center of attack to strike.
Karl tunabled, fell, and but for a Lucky
stroke of the professors hatchet, the last
Warree would have put an ignominious end
to the scientific ambitions OF the Young
b%otanist.
The father hastily dressed Karl's wounds
and they beat US headlonR 4 retreat toward
civilization rs the lads condition would
permit and you may be sure they took
GOOD care TO keep close to the line of climb
able trees. FORREST CR1ssEY.
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