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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-03-25
SULLIVAN AND coRBErr.
Articles Signed for Finish Fight to Take
Place September I.

PLACE september 7.
New YORK, March 16.-James Cor
bett and his manager, w. A. Brady,
went to the World office yesterday
afternoon and covered John L. Sulli-
vans deposit of $4,000 made by Jim
Wakefield last week as Sullivan's rep
resentative. Articles were signed for
sullivan and Corbett to fight for $1O,-
900 side and Il purse of $685. 900 before
the Olympic club at New Orleans, on
Wednesday, September 7. The sport
ing editor of the World was chosen
temporary stakeholder, permanent
stakeholder not yet having been agreed
unOu
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-03-25

OZARK STATION, Mo-, March John
F. Bright, who shot and killed his wife
in fancy county few days ago, has
been captured and hanged by a mob.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-03-25
VIII he Willis Again.

Topeka, Kan, March 16.-There is a
little speculation among the politicians
as to who the Peoples party candidate
for governor will be. 1t seems to be
conceded that John f. Willis will
again be the nominee.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-03-25

RATION, N. NJ, March t4,-John
O'Malley, Santa Fe conductor, was
shot and instantly killed by L. NJ.
Blair. They were inebriated and quar-
relied over a nickle.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-03-25

YAzoo CITY, Msis., March Al.
Messieglia and his 17-year-old son were
murdered last night by unknown par
ties. There is no well defined theory
as to the cause of the murder.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-03-25
Shot by His wife.

GREENUP, Ky, March 17.-Charles
Crump, of Argilite this county, was
shot three times by his wife last even
ing and mortally wounded. Jealousy
was the cause, The woman is now in
ioi1
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-03-25
Arrest of Noted Burglar at wichita.

WICHITA, Kan, March lake Wiley,
burglar well known from st.
Louis to the Pacific, was caught while
entering a building with all his tools
ready for work. He is wanted in sew
eral places at which he has done work
with the noted Creighton gang.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-03-25
An Oklahoma Tragedy.

GUTHRIE, o. T., March 14.-James
Zule and George Barton indulged in
shooting ARRAY near Chandler yester-
day. Zule fred shot which seriously
injured Barton. Barton then took the
Winchester from Zule, and at close
range discharging the gun, killing him
instantly, 1t is thought that Barton
will also die.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-03-25
sauthoastnrn Nebraska Teachers.

The eighth annual meeting OF the
association will be held at Tecumseh,
March 30, 81 and April /, 1892.
Every effort is being used to make
this meeting a signal success. The
program in general is as follows; One
half day will be devoted to "Village and
CITY Schools" one-half day to the
"School Officers and Patrons;" one
half day to the Rural Schools"
A complete program will be pub
lished in the March number OF the
Northwestern Journal OF Education. "
BY March 1st complete programs will
be sent to all through the county
superintendents OF the respective
counties, viz: Butler, Seward, Saline,
jefferson, Saunders, Lancaster Gage,
Cass, Otoe, johnson, Pawnee, Nemaha
and Richardson. County superintend-
ents should request district boards to
allow teachers to close their schools
during the time necessary to attend
this meeting. The usual reductions
will be given by railroads. Also re-
duced rates at hotels.
Rev. Robert Mcintyre, Chicago's
eminent divine, now OF Denver, will
deliver an address Thursday evening,
March 81, on THE Sunny Side Of
Soldier Life"
"Robert Mcintyre is genius, with
gifts from God that might well make
the possessor tremble. He thinks in
metaphors, and points in language by
intuition. CHARLES H. ParkhurJt,
d. D.
Robert Mcintyre set the Chautau-
qua audience wild with enthusiasm.
His picture OF Lookout Mountain was a
climax such as few speakers can COM
mand. 1t almost lifted his audience
to the height OF the battle-crowned
mountain. - Chautauqua Assembly
Herald.
A thirty dollar banner will be award
ed to the county having the largest
percentage of its teachers present.
johnson county not to compete except
for honorable mention.
For hotel accommodations, ETC., adj
dress chairman OF executive commit
tee. j. L. McBRIEN, Tecumseh.
Il. II. WATSON, Wahoo.
w. r.. TAYLOR. Peru,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-03-25
KEY TO PLATE 6.

l Balk talk chalk soughtarmpal boom
loom. Hoot gall shawl balm laws Ross
yawl wasp. 8 Maui sauce gauze tomb
far bar mar jar. What will he do With
that small jar OF tar? 5 Paul will take
itand pay for it right away. Workshops.
OF two or but on should with were
what would. Translate lines to Is.
u, .y,,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
GROWTH OF THE WASHINGTON ARCH FUND.

william r. Stewart. of No 81 willlam-st.. treasurer
OF the Washington Arch Fund. reports the following
additional subscriptions Mrs Paran stevens ADDISON
Cammack, Charles &. Landon. Edward H. Cosier lad
dticnaD c. c. Baldwin (additional. o. 7. Mackey
d. Co.. 800 each Miss Aymar Mrs f. F. shepard,
John Harsen Rhoades. $50 each: Frederic Cromwell
W. A. s.. Mrs. Frederic Cromwell. Mrs. Simon stern
berger s25 each Mrs. John f. Alexandra. so MIS-.
Peter Townsend Barlow. Mrs. David Wolfe BISHOP
Mrs George S. Bowdoin. Mrs Henry Clews' MIS-
Charles H. Coster. Mrs. BrOckholst Cutting Mrs.
George b. de Forest. Mrs John /. Kane. Mrs. Charles
de Rham. jr. Mrs. Henry Asher Robbins, Mrs william
C. Schermerhorn. Miss Townsend. $40 each; Mrs. Ar
thur NJ Dodge. Mrs. James X. Whitaker. Charles Stuart
welIes. So each: through " The Newfork World" in
subscriptions Of IS and under. 1927; cashboN returns
SO %: Mrs j. L. Chaplin and Miss Mary J. Oakley,
ST. Total for the week last past. $l.l36 % prevl-
ously reported S111.5f9 55 total subscriptions 10
date. S1i265o go: balance needed. Sl5.3l4 ~:
Snbscr iptons sent - the treasurer. or u The Trb-
uIe will be acknowledged in its columns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
INTERESTS OF MIDDLETOWN.
AID FOR RUssIA-LABoR INvEsTIGAIIoN-PER
SONAL.

Middletown Conn., Feb. 60 (SpeciaD-The citizens
OF MlddletOwn have undertaken to raise fund TO be
sent to the ADMINISTRATION peasants Of Russia Mayor
d. Luther Briggs is pushing The work and will doubt
less succeed in raising substantial gift for the suffer
ing Russians.
James H. Grove. special agent Of the United States
Labor Bureau IS here with four deputies, engaged In
the work OF gathering statistics in the great investga
ton ordered by Congress. lie is collecting statistics
of wages in the brownstone quarres OF this region f)r
the last fifty years.
Mayor Briggs, ex-senator o. V. Coffin. John y.
Camp John NJ Douglas and L. X Hubbard arc 10
represent the city at the meeting DC held I'm Hartford
on Monday in the interest OF COnnecticuts representa-
uon at the Worlds Fair.
Major james Ross for many years connected with
the Middlctown Plate Works died IN Monday. Major
Ross was an old and respected citizen and his funeral
on Wednesday largely attended.
Al the regular meeting OF the Building and Loan
Association the following officers nominated r the
ensuing year: President, G. X. Lewis; vlce1rcadcnt,
F. s. Hills; secretary, Geo. n. Craig treasurer T. H.
Gibbons: directors, f.. s. Davis, Dr. .. r. NarOus,
Iosepb Merriam W. :. Weherbee i. r. Augur, {. H.
Lewis r. II. Pattson, +. VI. King. Henry lngls AVA
n Kelsey. ]. NJ Winterich, and Chas. Fitzgerald.
Jo,n J. Pits member IF the Douglas Hose Com
many who has been missing since February D, turned
I'D on Tuesday suddenly ana UNEXPECTEDLY a. ic 'u
disappeared. lie said he had been III Newton Out
coud not give any explanation for his sudden Night
CITY duing the last months There were % deaths
during the month Of Jannary-a rate about three tunes
the usual ,ne This high rate OF mortality must be
oscribed to the ravages OF the grip and oil malignant
diphthena.
Mrs. and Mrs. c. l. Hubbard have left for short
trip to Atlanta. Ga.
The engagement OF an aged couple has been an
nounced here John Munroe. aged seventy lour' OIL
this city. and Mrs sarah W. Titus. aged seven'y-two
Iay lovers
The 1891 Yearbook OF the Connecticut Society Sons
OF the American Revolution has been Issued. IL IS a
handsome volume bound in blue ard white with the
sea! OF the society the cover The irohuspcco -
a picture Of Jonathan Tmmbull. Governor Of Con
NEGLIGENT whose war Office at Lebanon is also pictured
The book contains the lists Of officers from President
Trumbull down, aud the constitution. by laws ana
regulations Of the society, whose purpose II Is To per
petuatc the memory Of the Revolutionary heroes OF
Conncc lieut.. Israel Putnam's portrait prciaccs the
portion OF the book which contains PRESIDENT rum
bulls address aud the officers reports ihch ioiioW
the names of the member with their Revolutionary
ancestry published by way Of title to membership
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
STEVENSON GONE TO JOIN MGIORY.

Thomas stevenson, the convicted proprietor OF inc
notorious "sldes at No. 157 Bleeckest. has gone to
3on McGry and Others Of his ilk in the penitentary
ON Blsckwels Island.
Ar 10 O'Clock yesterday mnning twenly-three con-
,,ctx left the care of Warden Fallon Of
the Tombs, under the guardianship OF Deputy
sheriff LYNCH and entered the prison van shackled to
pickpocket his face yellow rlan ever stevenson
- .to lat IN enter the van. Not single
,auou ,5a or foe had come TO see the "divekeepcr'
dan,. ,o receive his deserts. His wife, who saw him
ON Friday afternoon. was the last visitor he had.
When asked by a reporter If he had anything to say
before going the island he raised d S S Snnen eye
nicbt,s wakefulness and answered "Naw."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
TUENTY-FIVE YEARS or GOOD WORK.

ST. JOHNS GUILD TIE SUMMER SANTA CLAUS
OF POOR AND SICK CHILDREN.
Nearly half a million Of sick children and poor
mother, made happier: made better made GRATEFUL
made aware that the rich are not careless vi inc
destitute: that l. record To be proud or rccoiu
worth wording for: and that Is the record oi 81
Johns Guild the summer santa Claus Of sick children :
hat is what II has Ia look back on Il, IL 'omPr'H
IL, first quarter Of a century Cf work.
Nu.t of These l3G12f invalid little ores and needy
rothcr, have Teen benefited by trips on the hoalns
hospital or visits 10 the seaside inrmary, maintained
bv this organiza The children nave been sousn'
for during the months IN the most Hi'eiaoI'
quarters Of the city, taken from the ieeIs not succ'
II the tenement house districts, where their young
Two ar. sappcd nv insufficient food lack Of medical
attendance and fresh air, and they have been sent
ao,ting over the waters Of New iork's maShinceh'
harlor In the cool and cOmmodiods big "mie baish
~ the society where substantial meals doctors
care and good baths Afforded them some
-, the more seriously sick have been taken
10 the breezy seaside hospital at wDorp
staten Island There the aching heads and fever d
hloc.I have been cooled while the wants Of those
loft at home have ben relieved temporarily, ana
many OF tho parents have been encouraged ana
strengthened, aud their position Improved IN ue
struggle Of He
In the last twelve months alone 20,73i sick mothers
and children have had their burdens lGhtened bS the
Guild. The cash receipt, iOi h'l'' 49,
1sO so; but the onlay has been 800 more Than ths
More trips than ever before made by The hospn
barge running aboat hvc days week but the de
mand for II seems nexhansuble. In huge Guy i'he
this where the poor hrlded tos ther' ana ueH
numLer 40 steadily increased by immigration, there
viii always exist a great need for the IcH III P'"'
children Fourteen hundred Of them can sail at one
time on the barge. and go can be taken care 81 NJ
IN, sea. side hospital. The work is entirely sustained
by voluntary contributions; from people of all De
nominations. 40 question is asked :" to the church
or religion Of those benefited by the Guild and so
pcopI. OF all faiths support II. II points 10 ita
noble work i'm the past and looks forward with con,
ndcnce To continued and sun more generous supPor'
from a sympathetic public 10,
For ali information Of the workings OF the Guild OF
how one can become "A member OF II, what IL costs W
rndow "A baby's crib by the sea side, what IL costs
IN charter the floating hospital barge for n DAY ulc
names OF the subscribers and the nam OF the 0mca
address John T. Faure secretary, NO. JOl flith'ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
MAKING LIGHTNING TO ORDER.
From The st. Louis Globe Democrats dispatch #

From The 81. Louis Globe Democrats dispatch from
Lynn. Mas.
Professor Elihu Thomson, the Lynn clecriclon.
claims 10 have discovered the knac Of making ligh
ming In few days the scientific and electrical
Journals VIII publish full details. With accompanying
figures Of Prof. ThOmsOn'S latest discovery. The
Invention i at present Of scientific than prac-
tlcal letcra, although there will DO plcanty Of plurii
cal USES for it eventually The professor has sccc,dcd
Ly very simple meas In securing extremely uJtcn-
tia DISCHARGE IN an arc electric lamp the carh0ns
are thr,e.rEhia oI "n hmi "I,'l, anu III SeHNh
separated acts as n conductor. In Profc sor Thorn
sons mnchrc. however the distance l. eight
inches and no fame can leap so far. Tho result f.,
The torrent Of sparks thrown OF without inter
ruptlon and with reports HE the rattle 81 Calling
discharge, appear to be limited only by the space
OF tho machine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
4 LILLE FUN WITH THE PlRSOT.
. Indlnnnn0lls Journal.

From Tie Indianapolis JOufnhI.
Andrew Wallace Is OF the Oldest and best
known residents OF this city. Many years ago he
was president Of tie State benevolent boards II was
while he occupying that place that he met the
late DR.. Mcntrc, superintendent Of the Institution
for the Education Of the Deaf and Dumb. The doctor
wa, a strict member OF the Presbyterian Church. and
orthodox all the way through. Mr.. Wallace was "A
Tniversall,t. Doctor said the latter lyon are IN
educated man and am not. want to ask you Il
question or two. DO you really think this world We
inIatit Is round aud rcvovcs on Its axis in every
twenty four hours ?"
Certainly" replied the doctor.
And YOU believe there IS heaven and-and an
other place 2"
'ASsUredly."
..And that heaven is above us?
eyes"
And the other place below us7'
"Yes.>
And the world turns once every twenty
four hOurs7"
Yes
"Well Doctor II that's the case, doesn't 1t occur
TO you that the spire OF your westinghouse points
10 hades about half the ume1"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
MR.. RIDDLES READINGS FROM FAUST

The readings which are to be given by George
p,sdlo ,ext month mt the Concert Hall OF the Mad
ison Square Garden promise to be among the most
,,eresting efforts he has presented to tie public
1t has already announced that he VIII read from
psvarl Taylor's translation OF Goehe's "Faust' The
material appears SO fitted for the purpose that IL
seems strange that II has not already been commonly
sunloxed Mr. Riddle will Gave the assistance OF an
orchestra which will give music from the works OF
gchumann Mendelssohn Berlioz, Goun)d and BOlto.
The following is q synopsis of the five readings as
Mr. Riddle will give them First Readng-Overture
IN Faust Sclmmann Act J. Gothic Chamber, f"uS''
the Earth spirit Melodrama schumann' wagner
Meloframs, Boto; Kermesk, Gounod; Scene -
Before the city gate, citizens sodlers, faust' wax
mar the Black Poodle: Scene 3.-The Study FAUST
Mephistofees the Spirits; MelOdlama, Gouhod'
Second Reading.-Prelude Gounod; scene 4'-iho
Study Faust Mephistofeles, the STUDENT Meodiahi'
Gounod: Mcphistofeles Serenade Berioz; scene o.
The Witches Kitchen, Faust Mephistoieles' 'he a'i
mails the WITCH the He-Ape and she-Ape' Melouraha
GuIpod Third Reading.-Scene IA Street. FAUST
Margaret MephostOfeles; Scene S.-MargArecs Cnam
her Margaret, Faust, Mephistofeles; Meloaraiha
Connod: Scene S.-The Promenade. Mephistofeies'
Faust: Scene 1O-Tho Neighbours House, Martina Mar
garet Mephistofeles; "The Jewel song Uuonoo
scene 12-The Garden, Margaret Faust Mephistoicies
Martha: Melodrama Gounod. Fourth Reading.-ln-
termezzo CSounod scene 16.-Martha's Garden, Mar
garet Faust, Mephstofeles; scene 1o-Donlon' Mar
caret. Melodrama GOunOd. Fifth Reahng.-overt,re
10 walpurgis Night Mendelssohn scene 21-Wai-
rnrds Night tile Hartz Mountains, Faust, Mephis-
{ofees the WHO theWisp, Voices, witches Meo-
d-ama C;ounOd: Intermezzo GOunOd scene ia
Iield dreary day, Faust Mephistofeles Melodraha'
Gounod; scene 25.-Dungeon, Faust Margaret Mepms-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
TO HELP PEOPLE COLLECT THEIR DEBTS.

Tho German legal Aid Society has issued rs SIX
teenth annual report The increase Of business and
the amount good the society has done encouss
Ing In 1876. only 212 applicants secured the ser
vices OF the socety'' attorney securing settlements
amounting to S79s, and collections OF S2o2. In
1901 5421 clients benefited by the services OF
Tho socistv and recovered S55077 The total amount
recovered by the society since Us foundation Is
&3G6,46 ~, .,. -, a., ,..
wac rad the sum ~ 800, )ut of which he had 10
nav Ills ONCE rent ana all other expenses incidental
10 q lawyers Office. The German Legal Aid Society
Is not merely confned 10 aiding Germans In recovering
their inst dues but has aided men Of every nationality.
AZ prescnt the sJcloy numbers pa membels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
CHURCH STATISTICS IN THE CENSUS.
A PARTICULARLY SATISFACTORY BULLETIN ON
THE LUTHERAN COMMUNION.

A PARTICULARLY SATISFACTORY BULLETIN on
THE LUTHERAN COMMUNION.
Washington Feb. 20 (speclaD-The church statistics
of the elev nth census are the most complete and sails
factory ever gathered by the Government. Hereto
fore the attempts t. gather satisfactory statistics re
lating to the numerous church organizations OF IN"
United states have failed. Within six months II II
boped that the bound volume containing the statistics
OF all churches will be issued from the Government
printing office In the meantime bulletins have been
published covering nearly all the denominations
recent one relating t. the statistics OF the Lutheran
communion in the United States. has received the fol
lowing commentator from Professor H. j. Wolf, of the
Lutheran Theological seminary mt Gettysburg, Penn.
cannot refrain from expressing TO yOu my extreme
satisfaction with the exhibit you make OF the Lutheran
ceivc of anything lucid. comprehensive and
more universally satisfactory than this presentation
of the and the extent OF the Lutheran Com
muniOn. 1t Is strange and somewhat notifying that
find outside # communion more successful
furnishing complete survey OF the Church than any
Similar expressions of satisfaction have come from
Professor V. l.. Coprad, Editor Of The Lutheran Oh
server Philadelphia; Professor c. H. Schoddc Coum-
bus Ohio and the Rev. :. f. OchscnfoTd, wcllknOwn
authority on Lutheran statistics, Of sen's Grove, Penn
"Tbe Lutheran standard" of Columbus, ohio. and
"The Lutheran Evangelist Of Springfield ohio, also
praise the work as complete and accurate beyond
pectson. The work Of hering these statistics wa.
second only the difficulties II presented 10 that Of
gathering the statistics OF the Roman Catholic Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
FUNERAL OF D. D. WITHERS.
THE SERVICE AT ST. MARKS CHOhCh.
SOME OF THOSE PREsENT-rHE BODY PLACED
IN THE FAMILY VAULT IN THE
MARBLE CEMETERY.

MARBLE CEMETERY.
tn. ,r,sr,, q. David Durham withers, the we'll
known racing man. took place yesterday M 81 Marh
prot-staut Episcopal Church, Tenths and secohu ave
Early I'm the afternoon and about an hour poio.o W.
hearse containing the body OF Mr.. WltnerS III. "o
Brevoort House, twenty-five stable boys anu "oih
connected with his Brookdae establishment hied mo
A.. ho,.I They were headed by John Moran, Mr.
witbars,s trainer and "Knapsack" Mccarthy VINO up
40 last season had charge Of his horses 1hose WHO
led the depuation carried maghhccn' "o''i ~
shoe and many handsome wreaths These "eo puV
on the coffin which was already almost covered WIN
q profuson Of rich flowers. A.,
ii was after 3 O'Clock when the hearse anu INC
carriages following it left the Brevoort HOUSE III ''0
church where il was received by the Rev. Dr. ). H.
RyIance and the assistant rector the heV' NnaIioo "
Adams. Then came the palbeafcre ]" u'c i, w.,
order: ExJudge Aonzo c. Monsoh ana W. -. ""'p
man. George S. Bowdoin and General Whhaih ""''e'
John Hunter and Ex-Governor George r. WeVnofe' ca
Mayor Edward Cooper and Joseph Laio'l"o' " -
Cassat and j. G.. X Lawrence.
MANY OF those who would undoubtedly nave AT
tended were kept away by the bad weather. anu .o
church was by means so well hleo as IL o''' vs.
would have been. Yet dozens OF weilhho"h ia0ee
10 he found in the throng scattered through inc
snecinl delegation of directors OF the Bank OF 'e
CO. =. Vow York and q deputaton OF twelve members
NJ the Union Ferry Company attended, ana most
prou,inent among Others were Mayor Hugh ). "rah''
II De Courcy Forbes. Frank Ehret John kenoaii'
Isaac Townsend, II. d. Mcintyre Joseph Johnson
August Belmont Peter Barlow. J. H. Bradford Dlstrct
Attorney De Lancey NicO. f. A. Buck. william Hay
ward j. W. Rogers, Alfred Lennen Morris Ed"aru
Kelly James Galway, Arthur Hunter A. r. "a,'',,'
Frank Goodwin S. ID. Bruce, Lucien Appleby' il. ~
Crickrnore, Joseph J. O'Dnohue and j. F. Callweh.
Before the arrival of the coffin the organist Oh te
church had played fugue by Beethoven, ana as 'ne
coffin was carried the church the strains OF Choph
funeral march filled the building. Al Intervals uuii"e
the service the choir sang the hymns hearu 'oN0
tr,,, Heaven, and Lead Kindly Light" At the close
n, , service nearly all those present filed slowly past
The coffin TO take last look at the features OF the dead
man. aD.,
The coffin plate bore the simple inscription DaVlu
Durham withers born January %, 1922, died FeDruns
tbe ynner followed the body the Marble Cemetery III
second-s where it placed III the vault winch 'e
Withers family has used for the last MY years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
NO UNEAsINFSS ABOUT MR.. QUAY's HEALTH

NO UyEAsINEsS ABOUT Mr.. QUAY's HEALTH.
Washington, Feb. oO.-The members OF the mmily
q Senator Quay, who now In this city, say they
have no uneasiness in regard to his condition some
friends who accompanied him to Florida returned 10
Washington to-day. They say they lett the senator
recovering from bad cold, but otherwise in bis usual
Asaltb When they left him he expected to remain
In Florida about week longer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
RITS OLE LEGAL NEWS.

The trial Of Edward NJ. Field has been set down in
tho Court OF Oyer and Terminer for Tuesday and 200
Jurors have been summoned TO appear In court on that
day. Presiding Justice Van Brunt will preside at the
trial
william E. Burke. who is cortestng the VIII OF his
father. Patrick J. Burke has begun suit IN the su-
rvue Court against his mother TO recover possession
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
FLAMES IN THE IEI.MIRA REFORMATORY.

Elmra, n. ", Feb. "O.-Fire broke out III .ne
,.nonnInr room OF the hardware department OF the
Emira Reformatory this morning. 1t extended TO the
packing room above the brass factory The roof over
the packing room fell in. No one was mi ured, ana the
inmates were kept from creating a panic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
Sixth Avenue and 23d st.

taken by two swedish sirouomers-Lemstrom an'
rr,,nbolf Nv means Of a network OF electric cur
r,nts between two mountains they su'Cccucu d
prducng several artificial aurorls.