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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
MR. CARLISLE AND THE TREASURY.
INCREASED CONFIDENCE FEIr THAT THE PORT
FOLIO HAS BEES OFFERED TO HIM.

INCREASED CONFIDENCE FELT THAT THE P"''r-
FOLIO HAS BEEN OFFERED TO H1M.
Woshlngt,n, Doc. 30 Spccia).-Increased CON
ndence seems b be felt BY Democrats here that sell
ator Carlisle will enter Mr. Ccveands Cabinet as SEQ
rotary OF the Treasury. The fact that william H.
Grace was in this city yesterday and took lnncheon
with the Senator and afterwad accompanied hin
To New York has given rise the suspicion that Mr.
Grace conveyed Il message from Mr.. Cleveland u NN
Carlisle with regard {, the lacrs acceptance OF the
Trcaylrv portfolio It IS hinted BY Mt Car
isles friends that Mr. Grace bore direct and urgent
request from the Presdentelect that the KENTUCKY
Senator should accept tho Sccretaryshp OF the Treas
urv The hurried determination Of Mr.. Carlisle 10
visit NewYork is taken indication OF the charac
ter Of the summons and OF NJ. Cnrllsles apparent
willingness. % consider tie question OF acceptance
II Mr. Carslcs health were morc vigorous ne
would undoub.edlv consent 10 undertake tho dhcnN
md laborious task OF managing the oyersrown De-
partment. whose burdens have borne 50 heavily on
more than ore recent Secretary. Personally the Ken
lucky Senator would greatly prefer 20 continue bis
conren'al labors a. the Capitol: md " he were as
sured OF leading voice there in the tariff leSlsauon
proposed BY thu now AdnnIsratioh M cohld Scarcely
be tempted 70 assume The most hurtensone ~ al *
ocut,vo offices Mr.. Cleveland exp~cts, however. 70
avail himself OF Mr. Carlislcs talents In tho Cabin"
Iy Demonstrating 10 Elm rmt 70 l. hotter 20 be AZ the
head o, the Treasury thah hold hih place on the
senate Finance Committee. In tho opinion II most
Democrats here he will DC successful ia tbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
CHAIRMAN CALDWELL ISSUES \ CALL.

Chicago. Dee. 30.-Chairman Caldwell has issued his
all for tire regular nicotine OF the Western Passenger
Association. 10 b. held next tuesday. Several I'M
rorant matter, are To be- con'droi' among them the
revision of the emcnt odcrcd ly the -p'cil meet
ing OF managers on December ID. The committee r.
rich ,lI. subject was referred Tor recommendation
has been unnvoidlbly .eiaycd In its work. and VIII
probably NOT bee ready to submit com lcted report
Further consideration viii be- given to the subject OF
OCO mile Int aIchaugcahc tickets. and the Committc"
on Worlds Fair rate, VIII have report to make
other matters rcqur.r; attention are the question OF
in.nlvIng action taken through mistake or ml'under-
standing by member, In meeting outside competition;
redemption If ticket between association lines and
lines outside of the a-Socapn, crcUitous route cut
rates: sale 81 excursion tickets from Omaha to points
IN as.oI Il u teirlt ry land and INN alton matters
'atui Of th" Niunoafol, and I. uls Railway WITH
inr ns-Ociaiirn. aud liOuo~iton 10 make Tedu "a
rates for persons Do rng to visit Vas mgr m ~ the
time of TIE Inauguration Of fr,> don't Cleveland next
March,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
TO ENFORCE TRUNK LINE RESOLUTIONS.

,cnnsn Dec. 3o-rhcre was long but mar
o,o-iors meeting hero to-dny of the Cincinnati ana
Lop.,rlr Freight Committees Of the Central lIrho
N.,l,tlon Rcpr. 'ontatlyes we're here also from iho
ap,i.. 80 a. tho thrc. committees were together
Chairman Hl r. md and Aida }. Walker chairman
Of the Western Traffic A,,o 'n came from 'n
.ac,. The vOik OF the mcf'. wac mainly IN TN
line 81 carrying ont me resolutions of the trr me
prc.lGcnts - stop all cut, and special rats nd 10
l,co MI roads and shippers on a. Lcary ,ual ms
os po.s'blc TO do this many matters Of dcia ~
=, De con=Aerci The question OF clrtaro In Ga
,lpn,ti was referred 10 a committee tn" question o.
,n,f.,e. in Louisville viii be considered M meeting
T., a., .i,, n.xt Tuesday. The committees atm 10
tnyr their Arrangement, - into effect with the be-
Ginning OF the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
4 FORTUNE LEFT 4 GEORGII SEMINARY.

Batavia, H., Dec. 9o.-By the death OF Mrs Jane
c. Cannon the Methodist Seminary at Atlanta, ga"
becomes the possessor Of nearly s750.0oo 1t Is not
by the provisions Of her viii that the seminary gets
the large endowment, because Mrs. Cannon oieu
December 90 without having mace will. The sem
mary II might be said. belongs in the Cannon 1auy'
and il was Elijah II. Gammon's cherished hope the
years before his death that il pc made n monument
to his memory. The institution was established by
the Methcdsts in Atlanta, In 1886 the theological
department. OF the Clark; University. Mr.. Cannon
took q deep interest In It's success He made 1t
eh In 1888 Of 10000 which was used In the
erection of a new building and IN tho payment OF
teachers salaries. Mr.. Cannon had an estate worth,
II is sad over 81 100000 In July 1891, MI Cam
non died at his home in Batavia. BY the conditions
of his will lis wife lad the o; the estate during
her life, and al her deoth orc-hsh Of tic property
went TO the hers and other half to the seminary
Mrs. Cannon never made will, and now one hali
Of the estate will be equally divided between f0Ir
loyal heirs, three OF whom I've at Batavia, ana The
Oihr al Evanston. As Tire estate l. worth nearly
S. 10000 the seminary viii be ca loved with about
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
LARGE JayUARY DISEuRsEAEYrS ~ BOSTON

Boston. Dec. 30 lSpoclal.-lt D., estimated that the
Januar, d. bursemors IN this Dy AMI lis ncshbor-
hood ;or 1888 viii t" Sl7,JO0Oo) an Increase
over those for lsD2 OF nearly 100000. These
disbursements .rc diVid aluu us fol ONs: Rail
road b,ni, 7.CO1 53O; ,ut md city bonds.
- C3G4J2; miscellaneous b,nf,. Sh19.i, railroad
sfocls S2.f55,570: mnuiac i~iy ,tocas, sl.Oo7,-
400 mlsccl aneOus stocks, 60 10 ,. tbs Increase
over TIE disbursements Of last year Is partly due TO the
fact thit TIE Ben Telephone Company this year "ill
DAY an extra dividend amounting 70 $4,000, while
the city In the redemption % bonds distributes
10000 more than the interest Of l-93 The
Ameri an sugar Refining COMPANY will pay less than
last year January !. but u vas changed IFS rate
from 1 pr cent 81 20 - per cent quarterly,
SO inst The proportion T. nbou nall That # last
wear. the amount bong estimated al $50 900 III
1898 against 100000 IN lsi2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
THE OSAGE TRIBE WANTS ITS MONEY.
THESE / 500 INDIANS ARE THE RICHEST RACE
rrtrv- wnDrn

Washington. Dec 3O-Indian Commissioner Nor
ran has tran ted IN the Secretary ~ Tho Interior
certified copy II tho proceedings Of the Usage Natona'
Council OF Ind-ns. in Oklahoma. In which me reque7
made that tho accumulated interest money to tho
credit 81 the t1bs IN the United States Treasury No
PAID 20 Thorn per oopita az once. In order that ty
nav pay their debts incurred In building houses
fencing farms. breaking lands, etc. Under 10 pro
Visions Of the Of August -, l-"O T. osaees hro
now paid $50 90 each quarter. tbs amount being the
lncres. on their land fund. minus the sim required
flr educational purposes. md FOR pay Of employs.
The records u the indian Office show that there
is an accumulated interest fund now in tho Treasury
IN tho credit Of tho Osagcs amounting 90 over $500
600, which draws 10 interest In view ~ the pur
pose. 70 which the money e. to be applied The cori
missioner recommends that S300,0o DO pail 20 them
AZ once g. .idlii, 20 the qua crly payments. II j.
believed that tie comnlssi0uor' vicgs coincide WIN
those Of the Sccrc ~ and therefore lis approval NJ
thc recommendation Is expected. II faid M m"
Indian OMcc tha. this tribe. whicn now numb 'rs
about 800 souls has nearly ssj0o0oO IN cab - rs
credit IN the United states Treasury and In addition
owns about lO7 900 acres Of land. valued ~ least
M s. an aero which, according 10 numbers. makes the
Osnges the wealihcst community Of any race ~ the
world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
| THE GeIprROy CLUB WILL VISIT THE LAIN.

Washington Dec 3o-The pleasant trip OF 'he
Grdiron Club year ago, as the guests OF the presi
dent Gustav Schwab and DR.. George o. GlaVs, 70
participate in dinner the North German Nosa
steamer Spree, Will be repeated tomorrow
short time ago these gentlemen aSain ihvtea lhe
club 20 dine on tie company's steamer Lam, ana Tue
initiation being accepted December 81 was fixed as
the date The club viii therefore leave on the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad I'm charge OF Robert 4. Parke
az o o'oock to morrow morning, and the party VIII
ba conveyed by steamer from the Jersey CITY tta
ron direct 10 the Ifhi arriving At 10 p. NJ wnen
dinner will iumaai..v Poe served. The party VIII
rcmain upon al night and Will return 10
Washington sunday a'ternoou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
s1IrySrfcs cp Tue WOOL TRADE.

Pos -. Dee 80" The Commercial Bulletin VIII
prn- . morrow I'm IT. annual statistical review Oh
lie wool trade Of the nited states The following III
-r ing ,ohplri-'nS with lsol Tic lutlioer vi
H., tho courfry increased from 43,43oOO0 TO
. .ge 900 Tho Tnitcl States clip increased from
3o- 4o1.5Cf pounds to 3330ls5ce pounds. The
stock of domestic wool on hand b cr .-'. II IN Bos-
ton Increased from 2e,7O5,3oo pouEis - 3o,o3o,ooo
rounds The stock Of foreign In Boston increased from
600 800 TO 43 coo. The sales for the year In Boston
increased 81 292 al pounds over those OF 1871. 30
Tan increased her sales by 100000 pounds more wool
nm mo cnt,rc inoic1.t 81 tlr domestic chp The
iaa' stock IN ne country Is or35iOOo poulcs Ivles
RE and IL 3sss75 pounds foreign, against 1891 4OO
Mound, domestic and 2l.l5e.-OO lOuhcS foreign "
rnrnber 81 1891. The consumption Of all grades OI
WOOL bv American mills shows an increase OF O"ooo
600 pounds over l,9l.
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ments were ready to be served there wild rush
Tor the counters. over 400 pies and FIVE barrels OF
LOlyars We're sod in one hour Then the supply gave
out ana many went home dinner who would have re-
manod ut the afes ii they could have got anything to
eat.
The tee Is in excellent condition and 1t Is Likely TO
remain $ lor several days. Tho larger lake IS not yet
opcn 10 skaters and 1t may not be IN several days
There are five open spaces OF water In the great lake.
The upper part of the large lake was turned over 10
the curriers' yesterday and several interesting matches
wore PLAYED. The lakes brilliantly Lighted last
night and the scene merry one
There was little skating at Central Park In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
AN AGREEMENT on COAL RATES.
PENN sYLVANIA AND READING 10 ISSUE
JOINT TARIFF on ANTHRACITE

PENNSYLVANIA AND READING TO ISSUE
JOINT TARIFF on ANTHRACITE
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 80 (specal).-The coal rate war
which has been waccd for nearly four months 0e'"0'
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad aud the Reao'ns @sscu y.
dav. when. after Inference between the lc"ulIs
frojrht officials Of al the roads interested ~ was
agreed 10 issue through Joint tariff rates On
cool via all junction points Tue fenhsSi'H""'
ReaIug Lehigh Valley and Jersey Central systems Is
affected bv the sg~Nncnt The rates cAalnseN
are only those I'm tie mines 70 Fhoa'
d.lrhla AID intermediate points. There VIII
be another conference In New NorK III u"
davs betw IL an the trunk ines 10 de'Ide ."
rates 70 tideWacr New.York md New-En 7lanH p''''
Tie rates agreed upon made with Ph'AdeipAi ~
haels. They are in wyoming coal 81 20 Efoss 'on
ON prepared szes and Lebish. lhzlet0n' Nah'nes'
Panther Creek and schuylh 81 - gross tol on pre-
pared Sizes with the difference pea and buck
wheat
,s SON ne the new tariff sheets are pibhshcd an
nrac,te coal will BE- distributed BY the IennsyNama
Railroad ard branches at Phillipsburs " j. by the
Jersey Central md Lehigl Valley; at Oak Island
Junction near Elizabeth, by the Jersey Central NJ
otuchcrl v j. by the Lehigh Wiley az hHlihon.,
Tfnr,ovv Inncflon sclylkil Haven ana PousVnle ,pS
he Heading ana at New Boston Junction oy ulc
Leigh valley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31

Birmingham, Ala. Dec 30-Whcn the dzens OF
Gre nve, Ala, arose TINS morning they saw two
dead bodies dangling from above the courthouse steps
Last night late two strangers went to the house Of
Jsiler IIin Rergainer AMI arousing him told mm
they had a prisoner. he went with them 10 the jail.
where he was met ty mob of 100 aracG AMI masked
men, who were hidden ielind fence with drawn
pistols They demanded Ia" keys, Which Horgalncr
surrendered The cells OF John Hip and Charles
Kelley, the alleged murdcrers Of Tax Collector e J.
Armstrong, Of Butler County, were opened and both
men were taken out In their nightclohes and hur
risd TO the courthouse ward with ropes about their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
rg.y,.rorsrR FOUND Guilty OF MURDER.

Huntington, W. Va. Dee. Hottie Jury in tho trial
OF Burre Forgey, tho train rObber cnnrscd with thc
murder OF Oscar Dice, after being ont al night ana
all this forenoon. at returned with verdict Of
guilty Of murder IN the first degree, bat recommended
life imprisonment fl tie pcEitcntary u.cad Of hang
lag, On. same pun'shn cnt tina indicted dpon Tom
Collins who vas tied last week. The attempted
robbery occurred ga December 10 The w0rN Of
de tig Ind CtIny N and sautcD lng thcs, traj
robbers has occupied Just fourteen q y. The pair
will be taken 70 M0uudsyIHo on January l. After the
verdict lca's entertained that IA" people who
yc-c not content with the verdict would tak" the
low irin their hands and lynch the Sheriff
Kyle selected four guards and at Oclch this even
fIs OsK C,,ii.s ana tcsgev 10 the ONO River Rail
road ana took the A!t train iOq the pcnitnnary at
Moundsvne. II is thought by many tnat his timely
action prevented a lynching.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
WHO WILL SUCCEED COMMODORE FoLGER

Washington. Dec. 3O.-C0mmodoFc Folgcrs reslel'a
ton a, carf Of the Bureau - Ordnance of tho Navy
Department takes effect on January >. ana his sue
cossor VIII probably be- nomlnptc,' by the President
nest week. The general Impression IN naval circles
iha, Captain ". sampson Will get the appointment
receives additional confirmation from the fact that
the Secrctsry Of the Navy Is now studying 'he naval
Est &, nlI al acceptable man 10 put In Us place a.
conmanaant Of the Washington Navy Yard. Captain
sampson received this detail only a few months ago
and II was then understood be mere preliminary
10 MS assignment Ia duty al the head o. the rdlnhec
l,uronn 20 lar US known his successor N the Wash
lneicn Navy Yard has not yet been Selected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
ONO AND MISSISSIPPI DIRECTORS GIVE Up.

baltimore. Dec. 2o.-The contest made by The Ola
directors q the Ohio and Mississippi Railway 'o0h'
many AGAINST the control Of that company paS-hS iho
-. hands O, tho Baltimore aud Ohio has bean bronsh'
70 close hy the voluntary rc'isra'ioG OF four OF t"e
Eve remaining members Of TIE Oh hoAru. l"''9
vocancics VIII be nllod by friends Of The Baltimore ana
C,,, Dofo-c tbo ret. c.neut Of this last batch ~
a,r.,ors tho baltimore and Ohio hid practical pos
ec,lon OF the ohio and Mississippi. eight OF tne thr
teen directors IN tie company being friendly to mo
baltimore and OHIO, having been elected members OF
Tho hoard through baltimore and ohio nluenccS tile
,oiur..ry r,sgIatlon Of those directors avoids tle
,,,--lty of further litigation u compel them 10 re-
luqM-l TIER positions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31

afternoon with The prospects Of more to-day Inc req
ball WAS ordered at | O'clock but skating was aiio"eu
only at the small lake. at Fifty-nlnth-st. large
crowd OF boys and girls enjoyed the sports out lie"
adults were present. Harlem Mere, at ohe-huil"ieu
ndtenthst., will be opened today Out ue ID" e.
lake may not be ready, according 10 'ap''in W. -
ponter before Monday. Conservatory LaNc VIII "
used almost exclusively BIZ curriers'.
The ice at Van Courtlandt and CrotonA lakes was III
excellent condition yesterday and large crowds ell
ioyed the sport The weather prophets promise sew
eral days OF good skating.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
r,pe,,,y BROUGHT TO PORT Is IRONS.

when the steamship Ems. Of the North German Lloyd
t,c arrived at nor po- In Ioboken ycsi iday morning
Ionlard Englc fir man. who mad been plae'u III ir's
-, t,o massage for drunkenness characterization.
, hand d over to the HoboScn police. Ensle had HAD
sufficient time Ia recover from his deiouch, ana ne
promised good behavior the return PASSAGE ne "eo
.,.,,,.d a. q, free The uohoken police VIII mold him
INN IN. Ems i ready 70 sill week. when he VIII
he uu, aboard AID taken back to B.emen fol trail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
vrw DIRECTORS or THE ono md MISSISSIPPI

The bond o. directors # the OHIO and Mississippi
Railway hns received ~" rcsgna0ns of j. T. Bernard
Gcnr-. G.. lIlgoun. william Lihb:y and George l.
crane. THOR PAGES have been filed by the election
81 JOHN II. Davis. Of JOHN H. Davis ~ Co.: w. ID.
.cill, wee president of the Farmers Loan ana IruNi
rompiny William Ncrt"n-. Of l.. Won Hoffman,
Goa o. Ncfy Norl aud !. T. iIo.rliin". OF H'~e'uhc'
roA-u ~ Co.. Of London. The new directors repre-
,nt The Baltimore ami Ohio interest. and the vol
.t,f,r r.tnt of tho director cnls f0e con
rei Which -,. wlcri for long Tor The control OF The
ohio and Mississippi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
r.ur TILE rRIryns OF TIE csorrs STAYED or

storc. vera yesterday Of the great wrath Of the
chorus If the Oratoo society and OF ih' irien Of sone
= th member, because OF their friends were cX
d from the rehearsal OF The Messiah at the Music
Hall on Wednesday ana because those who got IN did not
cot the value OF their free admissions. Walter DAM
rch said last he did not think the dssasfac
,,, yas general Friends expected to attend
fs ea-sal- and tbclr prenc, annoyance 70 the
conductor The rule which excluded them had always
,ccn followed before ami Mr. Damrasch attributed the
met of 80 many people attending this rehearsal TO tie ppu
, = tie oratorio and to It's being in the afternoon in
I'D ~ f., rho morning a. usual. lie did rot think that
IN. ,roir would cause any further trouble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
utyr BETTER SERVICE or THE CUylRD LINE.

WINT JETILK HEHF 4VH UT IHh 0U IHO T3I3''''
Boston, Dee 3O.-Ihe Chamber Of Commerce has
ISSUED the following request to the Cunard Company;
r., IA, Cunarl steamship Company. Boston. Mass:
We the undersigned. members OF Tie thanber oil
Commerce. request that the tuhsrd stremshp '0.h.
hetwecn Eo,ton and Liverpool one or nor" o. the fast
steamers Of the Etrurla and tmp1a type, believing
hot such AN net Will favor the Commercial interests
80 Po.tou u Massachusetts and New England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
STATUTORY REVISION COMMISSIONS WORK

Albany, Dec. 30 (speelaD.-The members OF the
statutory Revision Commission. Daniel Magone John
J. Linson and Charles II. Collin are hard az work
preparing taxation code and amendments to the In
code and the corporation code passed by the
Legislature OF 1892. Mr.. Lnson said to-day that the
Commission has thirty bills before IT, 1t viii not re-
port bills In lump 20 the legislature the course
followed last year. This year four or five will he
reported at tme 50 that they may receive better
attention The Political Division law. the Enumera-
tion law, the Public Lands law and a,gicultural laws
will be reported 10 the Legislature after that body re-
convenes, week after next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
GnaAr NonrIIFnN's ANNUAL REPORT.

~r P.,l. Mimi. Dec. 3O.-T.c annual report Of the
orct Northern Railroad for the last fiscal year has
been mals public. Tie ro.s earnings were rs fol
lows:
1...-rrai.ht. sJ.7-o4'5 %; passenger. sos,
oi- -: mail. S3OiI7l. II: express, Tl13AcO 50 ;
mi,cconc,as. $500 $50 30. 1-cl-Feight S7G2-'-
0l0 u passenger. S1.77d,oco Is MAIL 2'2'227 o.
c,n,.ss rl2GO5O 80. miscellaneous. S3j- aga -.
,r,,o,-,-o2 sla.cot1es .: 1891, SlO,95l.7li2l.
Other interesting lt,r9 arc IS follows: Operating
o>ncn.,.. I-.4. S7I3329s 90: 1891. $51Gj9jt ~.
49,, ,nrl,lr.,. ~. sj.i.o.73o3 81. lo9i. Sill
go 90 rave, ieo2 sri7. $40 co. 1911. 9299,6j0 q.
v.t income f-ea Sjl o3259 81; 1891, %i,slrlO9 IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
BIOLOGISTS IN SESSION At OTTAWA.

OTTAWA. Dec. 3o-At the morning session Of the
Gc,lorical Society to-day telegram was read from
sir william Dawson the newly elected president OF
the society from savannah Ga, thanhinS his fellow
ceooctsts for the honor conferred on him. and wsMhg
HE society all pr spcry. President Gilbert deiVeren
his annual address, his subject being PToDlens Oh
Contnents.' Ill, paper was purely technical He'eat
other pauers were read. Among all the members OF
ito sofcty tho sentiments OF international good teen9
~ messed # last nights dinner repeated today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
no CONFER WITH MAYOR BOODY SOON.
THE ADVANCE IN INSURANCE RATES TO BID
DISCUSSED

The committee appointed on thursday by ne IuFil
Assoeiaaon Of Insurance men 70 confer WIN Mayor
poody ooncerrng the tdvance o. rates In Brooklyn was
called together yesterday b. the chairman j. "a ""
s',r, ~, ,ha Hama Insurance Company. Mr.. washbun
,,d b,s feow members that re had written 10 Mayor
Eoodv sowing thct tho committee was ready TO comply
with his request Or conference and was pFepseu "
meet him q, any time ne ui'ht name. y meeting VIII
r-otatly be arranged For n'Nt week and inquiries nI~
work u the arNnen recent big nres WILL os
male number Of insura' men are present at every
A.. and they can show wh what lack OF discipline anu
regad Tor personal safety the hremel WORK some Ia -
nay BE- brought out Olse in reation TO the way III
orn.n when on du, spend their une eogshops close
b engine houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
rryrRiL OF DIR. RIcHIRD B. KIMBlLL.

The funeral Of Dr. Richard b. Kmba took place y's'er
dav IN The VI ruarv Chopl II -. Lukes Hospital Inc
Rev Charlie, Freeman. chaplain Of the hospital o'a'
and the Rev Dr. John Hall delivered address Among
those present besides the and two daughters OF
the dead man were exJudgc Peabody the Rev Dr. Poet
Charlie, W. DAYTON Dr. Elliott. Dudley Bean. Hosea r.
L, rkins the Rev. Mr.. Edwards. Nelson Merritt and
Jonathan Marshall The boy was taken 10 Woodlawn for
burial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
vas little crowdiAg. and til, sport was enjoy

Was IItUc cr)WUIUS' HIII 1II1 9t7'' wv
body. A.. io,,cs
There were many womc" and chldreh Oh '' ~u.
in the afternoon Those who could not SKATE Oh WIZ
r.a,1 ., Try were NJ, he'd around on chairs by ther
re fortunate skating friends There were occ''io"''
collisions. ard some erumbrns, bu' here were ho
serious accidents Atoo ventur'some yonnS man. VINO
,u, 80 do ,ntrlcot, movements beyond his ability on
rhnrs,ar fell on the Ice and broke his leg. nus
has ton the only serious rccldent 50 lar NJ e "N''
,rh,. crowd bclan to sci' early, TOO early LOT mo
man ~ pies cider and bolvars N"eh the ''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31

nccrs. without being allowed time to pray, they
were hanged above tie courthouse steps. The mob
then quietly dispersed. The verdict Of the l.r5 IS
that the men were hanged tv unknown persons. Tie
evidence against boih the men hanged deemed
10 De conclusive. and Is Il a~certancf thcy had
been guilty OF several murders, they were lyGcAcd.