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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
U4VUSONF WOODWORK At LCV PRNE>.

new firm has Just been established for the sale Of
wood mantes Moorish grille work and Interior WOOD
work. with saleS-roOms al No. l31 West twenty
q II IS Richard Shake,haft a Co. they are inc
successors OF W. r. Mcrsercau TO- Inc Ju'io' ''i
bers OF the firm are John F. ~ ioor' ana IL W. r''
fax They are selling ut exceedingly low prices E"
handsome line OF wood mantcs, hard wood trin gi1c
work screens place fixtures brass and Iron renders
and tiles The firm has many handsome samples III
simple and elaborate designs and IS prepared to hgre
on architects designs for all kinds Of interior WOOD
work. All design, that are kept In stock are maze
specially for the firm and the greater paf o. 'hch are
manufactured at Meadville. Penn Inc Sho"ToomS
have inst been opened and being handsomely hiled
M Mantcls can he found there Ut prices varying
from IA 10 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
An EARTHQUAKE IN ROME.
PANIC IN The CROWDED QUARTERS.
THE roPE AROUSED BY THE SHOCK DAMAGE
DONE IN NEIGHEORING TOWN.

THE roPE AROUSED BY THE sHoCK-DAMAGE
DONE IN NEIGHEORIYG TOWN.
Rome Jan. 23.-SeveIal severe shocks Of earthquake
were felt here last night which caused panic in the
more crowded quarters Of the city. The jewellers In
these places rushed wildly ont of their houses not
waiting TO any OF theiI personal effects. and re-
manned in the streets all night, seeking spots where they
would be out OF the reach oI any falling buildings.
The theatres trcmbed with the violence of the shocks
and the persons present al the performances were
greatly frightened. The panic soon subsidized, how
Most the clocks III tie city stopped at II 81.
The ground shook 50 violently that the street lamps
eXtinguished.
Tho Pope aroused by the earth tremors. lie
Immediately to the Vatican Observatory To Inquire
IL they wore likely 10 prove serious. Being assured
That there was danger and no prospect OF danger
lie went TO bed.
The effects OF The earthquake were scriols in Tn"
Province Of Rome At Gcnzano. a town OF about
1900 nabtant-, eighteen miles southwest of Rome on
the -Nppian Way. several houses collapsed. The H.
mates had taken flight at the first rumblinSs and hal
sought safety in flight: consequently no one was in
CURED. Vt Gvita Laviena, fifteen miles southeast OF
Rome. where there many Roman antqultier, the
historical tower fell. Many houses were damaged at
Nelc>tn, twenty-one mile, southeast Of Rome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
TIE DOMINION PARilNMrNl ~ NN'''''D.
n,,w, Ian 13-The Parliament Of Canada has
,,, ,,, ,r IN. dl.pach If business on February -.


rouc. IAN. .3-Sisuor Rudni' Pieslicnt oil the com
eli. speaking with IN opponent VI Tue "i''uS S,' !
ntir that II was intended a. soon II the hhahca.
o,,ima,cs we're approved to reoreanize the central
,a,,ri.,,,,on lie added that the Government woIid
AWAY, pnr,nc liberal policy which coma not ALLEVIATE
the support oi tn" Lett ,., -. H.. ,,,.t.
rt ,,mittcc that Ia, been organized FOR The Fps
I t,i,oc If te Pope intend, To issue an appeal T.
Italian catholic, to collect iooooo) ne 10 deFaY te
-, , mas, that the Pope Will celebrate In ST.
Peter. 49,, III, =, o,
TWO general congregation. OF Cardinals Will be con.
,o,,, ~ tov ,y, under the presidency Of the rope
hi,c, IN consider the subject Of two QUALIFICATIONS
t,, will he proclamci the occasion Of his Epscopa'
Jubilee . A., u -, I'm,
peror william contained these words pray "o
r.oo,, h,, lie will preserve lie precou, to ie
intrle,;, If religion ana 10 he "di"'c"a"'c Vi ne'
relations with the Empire ,, - , ,oto,v
%m"ng the prominent AmerlcanS VINO have a ons
arrived III moc, TO spend the winter at Hotel
r WY The wife and daughter Of ex senator Warner
E I,u,p Xcw York who nave taken ROOMS nj inc
Ouriual Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
1 WOMAN SHOT BIZ 1 FiEtMIN.

springfield Mass. Jan. 4;'-John Il ari hlemot'
of the We dcld fire department >int ana dahI'IouNN
wounded Mrs II. l.. cram ~ u house In "e''he'J
,cc,picd by Them today. AZ first the wOnlan' IN
iurics were considered fatal but il l. now b'l,Fcl
that She will recover Roach used revolver ana one
- fine Shots entered the wOman'> leu arm ana ti'
other took effect In her I'm -de The last shot Strii'h
h.r bouldcr blade and glanced that II Is though
ma v,,l p,lt Wa, touched. the ,hCounS occHr''i AZ
T.. 10 O'clock and inmcdia ely al + R0l'h "a odt
an thc street where lie WAS seized by some oi ~"
-, i,lbor, who had been attracted BIZ th" soma o'
>boi. oud held til Officer Brren, who lives near 'hr
Gene of the crime. arrived and placed MN uhuer III
resi VIXEN Roach saw the officer coming n ioii
him that h. was glad he had shot The woman ana ''he
thiu, Lat he /, derangcd. The place where the Shol'
ing occurred is double house at sumner an SPi"e
~ and H. Is owned BY Mrs. Grams sister VINO had
,y,rnod Roach 10 vacate TIE premises. Ih'r, na'
hen bad feeling between tenn for some h"e' ""u J.
+ thought the notice to Roach that he must i"avf th
hou,c led 10 the shooting. Mrs. Cram i We"-hho"'i
I'm Wc,tied and her husband is employed III h L.
,rout's grocery store. Roach has not always Dorll'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
HE PRINI CLOrH MARKET

Fall River. Jan. - l>pecan.-'The marked improve
ment In the print cl0h market till continue. and
large sales OF min stock, during the week reflected
the confidence Of manufacturers I'm the encouraging
outlook OF goods hand The stock has Teen still
further reduced and the sales the week large.
The mills are well engaged ahead for February and
March, and manufacturers are ini,pDcd to make large
future contracts the basis Of present quotations
Regular goods were In better demand than odds, but
the Interest In the latter class OF fairies IN, been
well maintained. The Nargagan>ct' mill strike Ia,
been ,ettled on terms satisfactory 10 manufacturers
and the weaver, are engaged Today IN cleaning ,helr
loom, preparatory to resuming work next Monday
morning. The cloth statement for The week T. IL
follows: Production. 10000 pieces: deliveries
II , 900 pieces: stock. $4,000 pieces: lat weeks
stock. - coo pieces, sale, $4,000 pieces: ODDS
0O.O0O pieces: GOXj6,. 1000 piece oiA0t,
90 900 piecc,: spots 1000 pe''~ luinIe. 7l;ooo
PIECES >alc,, fir weekly deliveries. JnnUny; LIZ
600 pieces, February. 10000 pi"ce.' Mar'h
"a 600 niece: APRIL coo piece Nav 5000 piece
Jnmc 5000 pieces: July 1000 pieces: August
Iulo de, :, The market T. ilim and price, are
3l-i6 cent, for GiNGt, and 81 cents for toN'''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
FLAMES II Az ANCIENT PALACE.
MANY WORKS or ART DESTROYED N THE
RESIDENCE. OF TIE DUKE OF NfN-
81 EG, IN BRUSSELS

Brussels. Jan. IA portion OF the residence {" 'hc
Duke Of Arcnbcrg. in thl- city. WAS discovered I" De-
on fire at O'Clock this morning. The origin "I the
fire is unknown but IL started in the bedroom oi rim
oes, Ludmillc ~ CrOy Dumcn sister OF the Duke ana
wifi. II the Hereditary Prince OF trN Dulneh' Inc
Princess and her young children. Prince Charles ana
Princes Isabel. barely escaped with their lv's.
The palace wa, exceedingly old one. In u was
the room known n Count Egmonts cabinet winch Ter
30 years has remained exactly 1t was lett b> mat
unfortunate Prince at the time OF his arrest IN l''.
Thi, ROOM together with is priceless contents was
completely destroyed. The Pavilion Egmont was also
destroyed with all its treasures except som" rare
,iobclin tapestries. All the works Of art IN the VIM
occupied by the Prince Of Croy Dulmcn and his family
Were lost
The palace was filed with fmous historical pant
inSs and works Of but. with the exception OF
those parts Of the structure above mentioned. no din
age WA, done. The fiicmcn and the employs ol the
Duke worked desperately t. save the building ANA IT.
contnts and IL consequence Oi their efforts tia
30 many Of the treasures were saYcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

A FILLING OFF ~ REAL ESTATE IKiNNA' Ii'N =
The real state market has not yet got cncN OUT VI
the monotonous and fcaturclcss condition IN "mch j.
has been 80 long and last week. instead OF DcIhS
marked bv increased activity and larger Vo'"hc u
busincss showed falling OF in both the size ana I'M
portance Of the transactions The genera zone VI "'c
market remains healthy however ana dealers commune
Ia expcss the greatest cOnfdcnc" in the futui' IN
auction sales Of the week were As la' been uHud vi
late mostly Of a legal character. ON Wednesday Z"
cured the most interesting sale mat OF tie p perry
at NO 2O1 FifthaVc., and No. 1,12i B"ad"aN' u
was knocked down to John T. Duncan Tor f''o- io"'
larger sale that Of the ten story buiihhg Ill ulo
soutI,west corner OF Blocker and Mercer Us. WI
Tuesday This property sold under iorccio'uie
nrocecdngs. and brought Sl12.3OO ov5r ana "Do'c d
mortgage Indebtedness Of @i4j931. The other 0her-
ipgs were uninteresting.
There were 30 cOnvcyanccs rccOrdcu' IhNoi'i"H
Ar Cgl.52S, as against -; conveyahces involving
". 3g5}7G, for the corresponding week 81 1871 Inc
mortgages were 240 in number involving f-'oo ,'''
'rhc amonn, involved in the 30 MORTGAGES irr1Te
we're protected last week. at an eSilihcu '9't VI UN
$50 90 a. compared with last year Ircii Of 81 o. ,'H
Two buildings at estimated cost oil Tlo''""''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
-, sprrcxEDs AND THE sUGAE Trust

49,, rronc go, Jan. 23-A. b. sirecheis. secretary
, .ho California sugar Retnerie> Co"P""N' ""'
y, q Ncw.York dispatch this morning s''n'ns '"',
,no American sugar Refining Company hau ,'.''e'
onn,roI OF sprcckcls's California and f"laue ,
sncres said There IS nothing ID ''1 'u haon c,r
nv II Is on a par with others thnt nave zee" 20
eNc'. oc.rninc our refineries from time to time ioF
oar pas. The rumor is started Simply 'or ''o''
!ooo'"s reckels would not state whether advance m
"" nde 70 other refneries by The lrnsi' o"' ,'"u
ras IN position to know that no neso.,i,o,,
ssn finished the transfer Of either W. rm nor were
or r San Francisco reinerics owned D' "i' ~
onv auch negotiations c0ptempIa~o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
GAZING; ON HE ROYAL DUKES COFFIN.
CROWDS OF PEOPLE POUR THROUGH TliE ALBERT
MEMORIAL CHAPEI~TIIE ENGLISH


London Jan. Ca remarkable feature IN conjunction
with the death Of the Duke Of Clarence and Avondale
l. the demonstration, that still made Tic Albert
Memorial Chapel opened 10 tie pubic To Day anu
hundreds Of persons went from London II windsor i"'
the purpose of looking at the coffin containing the boN
~ the Duke Not alone from London. but from many
parts Of the counrt. people nockcd To Windsor. Inc
streets were early filed with thrOncs OF men, women
and children moving in tie direction Of the castle.
All day there was steady stream Of people pouring
through the chapel 10 look upon the coffin.
The fear that the Duchess Of Fife NAV possible size
coed The throne continues 70 excite the English PEG
pie particularly those OF the mobility and upper clhNscs
\ well Informed pendent Sav> that FRINGE 'eorg'
of Wales who through his brothers death becomes heir
rr.-umptivc the throne. will almost immediately be
made Duke of and that lis engagement /" some
Princes, win be announced before the end Of the ScaSon
II was generally understood that. when Princes Louise
married the Earl uf Fife whom the Queen aitciTari
created Duke she renowned her rights Of succession
bur IL il nov known that She did not.
rho deata OF the Duke of tlarcnC" las lad great
effect upon many braucle, 81 trade. The prospects
Of the -rI>uu." however Will not be seriously inter
fcrcd with. Inc Queen. having rccDn-idercd her de
termination not hold the usual Drawing Rooms IN
May. those functions VIII take place - usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
CUSTOMS OFFICERS ARRESTED.
TIT. CHARGE OF \ MONTREAL TNLOR-Nh-EOhD
SMUGGLING or CLOTHING INTO THIS
COUNTRY FROM CANADA.

COUNTRY FROM CANADA.
Montreal. Jan @3.-t'nted states Customs Inspector
/. A. rwohey. special Treasury Agent j. '"hNetH"
smith and ". SOrrcnShy arrested last niGht nj
the instance Of j. j. Miloy Il merchant tailor. on inc
charge of conspiracy. They appeared III the ponce
court this morning and rcmandcd ill Monday
Cun,nlGcnclnl Knapp said that the Instructions u
Nj, Government prevented him from going bail Tor the
Officers, and they released on their own peraohai
recognznucs. Milloy has ALREADY been arrested Tor
smuggling goods. He had been in Europe since last
Dcccmbct and Is eNpecied home in few day. lie
+, supposed h. he ON the al present.
\ story GOES tia. Mllloy i 10 be arrested on his
arrival 1T New York or any Other United states port Al
which the vess.l he l. touches. Tie Treasury De
psrtment ha, had a suspicion that a large qiahuN oil
clothing Wa, heinz annually -glcd into the h"ei
.tarcs This clothing came principally from Montreal
ATTEMPT, have been made AT dfcren, times 10 secure
evidence against the guilty. parties but the officers IN
,,fiallv met with failure >ul they p'rscvcrcd IN
thrr effort; and Milloy's arrest be- one OF the
results, II T. alleged that attempt was made L"
bride the cutter I'm the ladies tailoring department III
SHOWS tore with the Intention OF getting from nun
information necessary 10 secure MillOy'N arrest
George W Whitehead. another special agent OF the
Treasury Department, said the Department. was a"ale
chat great many tailor, and urricrs In Montreal
Toronto London aud other Canadian cite, were max
ING ND clohc, for United state, customers. ana tdt
- great deal Of this trade was gong a'lO's ulc hic
without paving duty. II l. laid one OF inc point
w''i will IT, raised by Ia" persecution J., tc Hsn' '"
thc United state, Treasury Dcpa tmcnt OmclaI' 10 ao'
-, detectives In canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
THE DRUGGIST FEARED no rRoUBLE

From The Boston Globe.
4 friend OF mine recently received this unique com
mrnicatOn. which Is a model OF dramatic condelsa-
lion:
Dear Sir-At OF SOuth End drug stores,
which closes at midnight. couple OF whiskey bclaed
incl rates called about III 80 the other night, and de-
mapded in peremp'ory manner that they should %
supplied with "a pint
On meeting with ster1 refusal from III, pro-
prieor. they intima;ed the possibility Of trouble.
WhereupOn the tall young athlete behind the
counter very lesurely drew long revolver fr)m his
hip pocket. laid the velvet mat Of the cigar case
and said
Gentlemen, there will be whlskey and ne
trouble
And what he said went
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
pOLTTfCS ~ CONNECTICUT.
THE LEGISLATURES PROBABLE ADJOURNMENT
| CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR.

CANDIDATES fOk NisisNOh
Hartford Jan. % (specian.-1heIe Is no hope now of
any legislation by the two houses. Since the supreme
Counts decision validating title Of Bulhsle,
there have HOPES tie Democ Itic senate would
agree to 20 with the business Of the STATE
H. has, however, recognized ''"''
Bulkecy by receiving communication rom MN IN
relation q co.dton IN" courts by reason OF ths
allure Of the senate confirm nominations for judeeshrs
There vi. determined EFFORT the part Of tho kpupl'
senators Introduce busne- which bv IT, Import
onrc would call the IL duty but the dctnm
~ the leaders wa, that no business shall be entertained
until the House performed H. duty" In declaring ths
Democratic candidates elected. consequently the senate
will meet "wednesday. and. II senator seymoif oc
tue prophet. will adjourn sine de The House ui'
week was adjourned by the SPEAKER. - muc'
.icknes, prevailing that IL wa, impossible TO obtain
quorum II will probably follow the lead VI the
Senate IN raAing hna adjournment next week
Win abundance Of money Treasury. there are no
splrop-iItions for any other on me S's"
Institutions and the State has been fored 70 poHo"
nancy aud pay order that H. anaii, eouia DO
kept In running order
The Stat. Board Tad has casd the attention OF
the Legislature the need Of appropriation Tor mo
World, Fair. But appropriation vii be forthcoming
although the Board Of Trade asked only Tor -9oooo
This will necessarily put of the possibility Of any STATE
arrangements being made until 1898 when viii be- too lsts
10 provide properly for the exhibitors.
Tie talk OF candidate, for the next campaign Tor "V''
,rnor ovcr-hadOws oil her pOucll speculation. In spN
Of the fact that both parties have delegate conn.
brO the noni ang conventions FOR state ohces
hall be held The most frequently mentioned DemocIas
cenide eNrnicd state. Tiss-'r Hyatt, Of Nor"alx
The tsa IN Republican circles 4, somewhat toward 10
nomii alton Of ,o,crnor Buckley rather than General
Mcrwin lie I, regarded j. the strongest man by the
Denotes all events aud they fear that he VIII 10
ienonnaed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
REPUBLICAN, CNrcr>Es ~ SYRACUSE

syracu,c. Y. y, Jan. - l>pecaD.-Repnbii'a an
cauc,e, for the selection ~ delegate u the city con
vcnton ard nominations FOR ward officers were made
I'm the fourteen ward, Of syracuse this afternoon. In
several instance, the caucusc> were exceedingly lively.
~ many four tickets were in The field in some
wards but general good nature prevailed The di,, IN
sion in the Democratic ranks Indicates thai the entire
Republican ticket Will be elect d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

The troubles between IN" police ana VA saNhuoh
Army NJ IA ,ourue have occupied much space III 'he
-. t. tho ln.l two months. The question Of
Tho right of th. salvation Army - hold open air meet
inc. is the clu,c ~ all the trouble. The muh'cipal
officer, OF Fa,bournc urge that these meetings are III
violation ~ the Fa-tbOurne Improvement Act WINE
the ,alya,on Army claims that II Ia, ight u ho"
such meeting. on December ! pr''ahi''"" "is
,.po, fax the authorities. foriddng sunday Open-ar
,ooti,c ~ amy kind under penalty. The salvation
Army pcople ATTEMPTED to hold meetings. when the
,.ice sought To top IT j. alleged. bv violence ans
tcrtorism subsequently, n number OF The salvation
Army soldier, were arrested aud convicted 81 unn"IW
assemble They appealed nom thu decieion Win tie
result above mentioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

various branches will assemble for the permanent
organization of the Bichoride Of Gold Club OF the
World temporary organization has already been
effected from the bchoride Of gold clubs that now
scattered about the country II is the object OF the
organization, it is the object of all the minor
clubs TO bring together social intercourse the grju-
ates Of the various Kelley branches and to assist.
financially and otherwise others who unfortunate
enough to need the treatment that Dr. Kelley furnishes
and have not tn, money to pay for II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
WARRANT FOR TIE ARREST u -oAMPooN.

\ WARRANT FOR TIE AEEtHI OF '"''' 'V,'
,I,, lam o3-\ warrant ha, been issued on the
,ou,I,iut of a VI, bernstein for the arrest oi 'le
strong man >amp,on,' who sailed for New-rOrN Oh
the Whit. star Line steamer Majestic winch Ie''
Queenstown ON Thursday. Mr. bernstein '""He'
that sampson" had in hi, POSSESSION her Je"e"N al"
go which hc borrowed from her under lAlNe pre-
tcuce. Mr. bernstein asserts that his VIII" has been
unfotbfl aud he hl, therefore pciitioncd 'hc court
to Grant him a divorce IN these proceedings >nmp
son. i named a. The core pendent "Hamp'oh l.
well known In the various European capitals ana III
The TnItcd states where he haa gvrn cNhllHiohS Oi
hi, strength
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
THE WHlLEBAcK STEINER WETG0SE AGRHND

spattle. Wash. Jan. .:irhe "whnleDack II amer
Charles W. Wetmore i, aground at the mouth OF
pnokomish River. In attempting 10 cross the bar AZ
low tide she got out OF the channel, and struck on
sand bar soundngs show five feet Of water on one
sid. and seven on the other II i thought there Will
be no trouble In getting the Wetmore OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

Il good reputation and II Is stated that he received Q
sent nee In Jail fifteen years ago for setting fire To
shop lie is forty five Old and Is . whpturner
by Trade. lie has been employed by Alfred Dibbc
and he worked This morning III - 30 O'Clock. In The
latier's place in the basement Of the Cooperative
Bank building. Roach II eN soldier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
c, c. SHAYNE,
Uptown 1874 West 42d Street.
Downtown 1903 Prince Street.

CORES pendent add, that. IN addition 10 the killing
Of NenOr Navaio> secretary Of the tlanler, several
other Of the legislators were atcd Mendoza Is
in the Argentine Republic. II l. The capital OF the
u,o,,nc, ~ Ncndnza and stand, on "A level plain on
the eastern dcclvity OF the PaIamillo range OF
mountains The xty j. entrrIDt for the trade
between InenDs Ayres and Chill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
QUEEN VICTORIA USES 4 TYPEWRITER.

According to THE London Commonwealth the
Queen Is n convert TO typewriting Her Majesty 49,
il i, said so pleased with the work. that nowadays all
orders Isis OF guests. etc. In connection Win the
roval lonslold are written by Remington STANDARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

40 SERIOUS TROUBLE IN THE NTH DISTRICT.
The accounts OF trouble among the Republicans oil
The NIIh Assembly District published YESTERDAY are
much exaggerated. There was PERSONAL quarrel IN
the rooms Of the Alpha club at No. ~ flfth t.. on
Friday evening between William H. Huber member
Of the County Committee, and George lliah. the
president Of the club aud the executive member OF the
Oh gniZatiun. According Mr. billiard. the feeling
arose over Internal Revenue patronage. Max Altman
had held place in the Collectors office for many years
and was one 81 the best workers In the district When
he resigned he allowed through Mr.. billiards. In
nuencc designate his own successor. The place was
given 10 Ignaz Mcrowz. Mtman's brotlerin'law
Huber took IIlIiar To task for this aud threatened 10
make trouble in the organization. but most 81 the
politicians Of the district saw that there T. danger ~
any serious dfhcult. The next meeting U. the cub
will De held Thursday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
\ rREXcn EEpoRr az AMERIcNN MCEIcrLTrEE.

Iali,. Jan. IN. Louis "riid''"' h'e"oer VI ',e
superlor council Of Agriculture an Authority on aSr
ri,r,l .uhicrts and the agriculture; Editor OF the
-rcmps' ha, lust made lis report To the Government
on ncronony and agricultural statistic 1T The ENhim
ton Of I7e9. When he comes t. consider the eNniot
Of foreign countrie at the Exhibition Of l7-o W. Gran
dean take. up the United %Ate' hrSl, ana dcVoieN
nearly forty page, 20 American aH'l'HI'i'' W''e III
much ~ that given mp 10 any o'''r lorc'N" 'o'""H
i, tbc c>ccpri0n Of Portugal lie describes the or
.t..,t.,. - ,he D.uartmcut Of Agriculture ut Wash
Irgtnm give, an account of how DAKOTA Eiih l. con
ductrd aud examines the whole subject W Il MYSTERY
manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

indianapolis. Jan. 23.-A dlNpaicn rom Muno~
ind 70 The News says: DR.. ~ y. Bradbury ono
of the most prominent ply Sicans in this part Of The
state was killed by Big Four express train th1
morning. lie was in Il buggy. which was run into hy
the train"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
TIE VIRGINIA DEBT SETTLEMENT.

Richmond, Va, Jan. .3-lhe House OF DeieSates
has inst agreed to the senate Joint resolution ratiQ.
ing the plan propos for settlement of the state dese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
,,v u,rHroarDE or GOLD CONTENTION.

lJR I BNHTJhTD" VI 77''" w ~ ''0-''
c,icoro. Jan. - Cspeciah.-Therc IS to be re
~, convention on February II In the now
,,rnous u,t,c town of Dwight ILL., ON that day dele
rates representing the forty or fifty thousand graduates
Of the Kecley Bichloride OF Gold Institute anu It's