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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-07
n,Trs OF ADVERTISING

srst insertion. 500; subse-
Oae sllsa,,ous. so cents. Special rates made
llent liniS,fbIy. quarterly and yearly advertis-
OF. ,,.sI notices and political or personal
55.s sa,2n. 10 so6 6S1f per I'm iine.
7oehl'. ,,srriage announcements, twenty
Cf4,hAi' a1Ituary notices will be charged
ayc etn,a Gsif The suRl rates OF adyertis-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-07

have been great sufferer from dry
catarrh for many years, aud tried many
remedies, but none did me so much ben
eft as Ely's Cream Balm. II completely
cured me. M. J Lally, 80 Woodward
Ave, Boston, Highlands, Mass. -.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-07
rnAyELhER's GUIDE.


..r,, T.gfss ETFEcr Ger. IL, 1891.
WEEK DAYS
Lar, Annapolis for Baltimore and Way
To- 4 45. and Z. 40 4. m, IL m, and Az
-. Baltimore for Annapolis and way
-,-7lj AMI 900 a. M, LILO. and
5l0p.m
SUNDAYS
Lave Annapolis-S.45 a. m. and 4.3O p. m.
.EsItimore-9 90 a. m, and4. 90 p. IN.
..,..,,ht train will run daily except Sunday.
,poapolls 20 baltimore and return:
=, Fra'ght takon at lowest rates.
CA COOMBs. Manager Director.
sATIPTON, Train Master.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-07
The Naval Academy and the Ma
rines

1t is very interesting to visit the Ma
val Academy in the morning about nine
o'clock and witness the evolutions of
the U. s. Marines under Major Porter.
Capt. James L. M. Young has been late
ly relieved Of the command by the for
mer. They ale fine body OF men and
do credit TO the service. There are about
seventy in command and some of them
have grown gray in the service. Many
of them by reason of their long stay in
Annapolis have become identified with
our interests, have purchased property,
and have families here. Some of them
are members of our Young Mems Chris
tian Association and connected with the
different societies in our city. They
are an excellent body of men and we are
glad to have them among us
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-07

Go to A. Hart's for all kindsof Smok-
ers' goods, Pipes. Cigar-smokers, Meer-
chaum goods Of all kinds. The Writ
Fountain Pen also for sale. A HART
rs MARYLAND Avenue.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-07

There's patent medicine which is not
a patent neutrality-suspicious. as that
NAV sound. It's discovery the golden
discovery of medical sciencel It's the
medicine for you-tired, run down, ex-
hausted. nerve wasted men and women;
for you sufferers from disease of skin or
scalp liver or lungs--its chance is with
every one, its season always. because 1t
aims to purify the fountain of life the
blood--upon which all such diseases de-
pend. The medicine is DIR. Pierce's Col
den Medical Discovery. The makers of
1t have enough confidence in II to sell 1t
on trial. This is-you can. get 1t from
your druggist, and If it doesn't do what
it's claimed to do you can get your mon
ey back, every cent of 1t.
That's what its makers call taking the
risk of their words.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-07
Naval Notes.

The torpedo.boat Cushing win be dock
81 al the Washington navy yard Friday
LOT the purpose of receiving Howell tor
psioes Tor trial near the proving grounds
Al Indian Head, Md.
The lroquois arrived at Honolulu from
samoa March %, She left Apia Februa-
" ~ bound for San Francisco for re-
pairs She will coal at Honolulu before
leaving
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-07

DOY WANTED.-A BRIGHT IN
ID dustrious Boy to learn the barber busi-
ness. Apply at once to w. r.. SHIELDS. COR
ner State Circle and Cornhill Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-07
MARRIED.

HOLLAND-REDMoND.-Att the resi-
q dence of the bride, Eastport, Md,
April 9th, 1892. by Rev. j. ID. Rayfeld,
Mn. CHRISTOPHER G. HOLLAND to MRS.
MARY E. REDMOND.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-07

When Baby was sicx. we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CastOriA
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-07

Tiny, little, sugar coated granules, are
what DR.. Pierces Pleasant Pellets are.
The best Liver Pills ever invented active,
vet mild in operation, cure sick and bill
fous headaches. One dose.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-07
Auction Sale.

at 7.30 p. M. Ladies, Gents and Child
ren's Underware at Sacrifice. and all
other goods the same. Don't fail TO at
tend the Special Auction Sale
This stock must be closed out in the
next few days to vacate premises, so if
You want Bargains come early as we are
having large crowds nightly. Ladies es-
pecially invited at the Store formerly oc-
cupied by q. Nj. Jones, Al West Street.
We also call special attention to To.
bacco Chewers to big lot OF Tobacco
just received from big factory which
must be sold.
Al c.. NJ. JONES, Agent.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-07

20 Annapolis Agency for Huyler' a
Veeafaied Candies. b. WIEGARp's.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-07

Tor RENT. HOUSE, NO. 81
IL Gloucester Street, in rear OF 63 Glouces-
ter Street. "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
IS IT A DEAL AGAINST THE CITY,

Mayor Grant wrote letter TO Governor Flower yes
terday protesting against the sale OF the States in
terest In Wards Island, which the state Commissioners
OF Emigration proposing TO dispose Of Sealed
proposals for the sale to be opened February g.
The commissioners In charge OF the sale the Gov
ernor the Attorney General and the State Controller
The Mayor assured the Governor that To dispose Of Tie
property to any other purchaser than the dy not
to the best interests OF either the city state, and
s5ntimated that there job In the scheme which
would not bear the light OF investigation. The States
interest is i'll the western part Of Wards Island and
consists in about 40 acres of upland and
of land under water. The eastern part is owned by
the city consists OF about los OF upland and
(, twenty seven acres OF land under water.
The Mayors letter to the Governor also calls the
1atters attention the rght OF the Commission OF
which he Is head, 10 reject any and all bids, and
quests that this may be pursued until the Leg
slature act upon bill about To be Introduced In
Tie state Senate by General Mcmahon. This measure
haufhonges the state Commissioners, instead Of selling
Sts interest in Wards Island to turn 1t 10 the city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Icru.-leCeSs
supreme Court, hsmbsrs-boioro Patterson. Motion
cacuiAr called a. II o'clock 49,
one hund,ed and hirty.two elevated railroad cases and
Nos l7s li79 lloC ISL lls2 1883 lloi 1885, 1877,
Siptr@r ;ou' SPECIAL Isrm Part II-NO calendar
''' cI iSS NBefOro Beach, J-casss be
cra. GosrtrsTt I-Eeters Insraaqm Il 5S S.
liz, li79' :o65. 3oO6 1908, 1000
Circuit cOart.rart Iv-Betore Andrews. Gases to
sarFogass cOIrtJHetors Ransom swls Of SCHUYLER
W Ea at susan sS" " rrO"dat james, Cooper GphS f.
6 6@S Tds % CONT Margaret Coddnso% 10 a. M
superior Court-Gencral lerm.-Adourned until Febru-
'fys Superior Court-specal Term-Berore Dusro Mo
ss sSs i IT. iS iss is ss oS 5S
Sss @ a lg7o a.. is5S iss. s
sp9I a o i s.so aS!2 5s o Gs 3io
Superior tOuIt-Ira Iern-fars nI-Betore McAdam.
Common fcaS~Gcnera Term-Adiourncd until Feb.
Common peas-specai Term Before Daily Q. j.
Motions.
COMMON Pleas rrY er@9Pars before aleS S, ,s,
} IS4S 1872 ISs ioc f s s4s ls
cu@oa risasr d Tsrfarts ii o nd
G GS"ts Tsr%so'f NsGSsA
Ns ? 49, @ Ss s 1893 $685. sSs isp s sSl sSS
i2S so5s S6!7 3d.s So49 $3.50 sG1i. 1882 1888 sGS4
300, SIS, 5000, 525., $3.50. 52Gs 547i 1915.
Nos city s ss Biz o s. 1885, sS Sa" GSsH
1853 SS ss $685. $685. $685. $685.
5396 5399 5i07
Ctv ourt-Tria Term-Part III-Refore Newburger j..
1924 40iS 50lS 4367 1850 17i3 2576. 1869 1891,
233S 32 5so9 53o 1884, 4352, 40os 1891 5000, 5000,
1923 i2i6. 44ii, 1878.
City Court-Tral Termpart " BEFORE ritzsimons, i
Short Nos 0ti6 0i03, 0559 05e2, 65I5 8425,
0N5 Ci2G 6G5T 0533 0030
Court Of General Sessions-Par I-Before Fitzgerald. j.
nd McIntyTe.-NOS L
inclusive.
Court OF General Sessions-Part II-Before Cowng j.
| and Assistant Distrct-Attorney Townsend.-No. l.
Court OF General Sessons-Part IL BEFORE Smyth, r.
aud Assistant District torneys Weman and SIms-No
l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
AMPLY CONFIRM Ed
European Ideas Verified in
America.
The Most Important subject OF tho
Present Day Settled Beyond
Question.

The cable dispatches which recently appeared In the daily
papers the interest felt throughout Europe
upon OF irrational interest have naturally
awakened great attention. not 10 excitement IN tns
city throughout the land. 1t is a welAnOwn fact
demands 0: modern life have caused strain which
seems shorten life and undermine health universally.
efforts raie abroad to investigate It's cause ore most
comendable, and p asd ~ ay have been supple
mened by similar efforts America. Careful inquiry
Iva, made among prominent physicians and Is sur.
prlsng what uniformity VI opinion is expressed by them
% is RdnSy trouble and mat the kidneys are The r.t Or
lns the body 10 be attacked by oNer-eNcrt0l or oVcf
augese ana the first 70 become Weakened Py the snp
80; that these troubles can be- Deventd and cur E,s
investigations mate abroad clearly In interest Of
humanity We have made similar Investigations ana sio
DR.. y. >. Davis aid: People do lot know what
o5e lot even remotely aiects t1e SidSsys There ar,
forms Of e rolbeone an enlargement and the other
Dr. Frink 7. Andrews says 1.-THE Bnghts dis
sns eGSS s saa 1py sG%'ns " fS ay 4
g Ss ar cq inability I OF En oran ' to de por T1"
lunetonsn ...,o. . RI. ,.., ELM. 49,. -, ans.
man suffering from form Of kidney trouble
had cause Tor ae'Par S time v ht' pa ~ a6e e
trouble IN botG men "G WG ho aG o 90 no. Se'e b as
BE- eyed or cured by the careful and conscientious
Dr. Charles W Purdy says: There are many diseases
grouped under the he'd Of 6ss da.s Of as n13
Dqq S BY heat S@G a %G o fGny Sa p e aS
Dr. r. A. Gum dean Of the United states Medical Col
ege declares EOr years the treatment Of Brghts dise
ha. largely cNIrrimtnt'l am ndeDnd.,t enoue.
and frank enough 10 nd most heartily that or
remedy-Warnprs safe Cure ~
Dr. A. y. Iiosner srirnis Acute Brights dist4 N
children il durable. The kidneys, you zee, are waste
CATS they partially closed trouble must
RESULT - - 1870. ar 49,.
DR. Tyre York OF Washington, D. c.. a serts II think
w sSrn g Sf viii VIII eu s smo any disease Of The Kid
news, / prescribe 10 IN my prictlce"
Dr. C. Warrington Iare, Of Chicago, s.ys ID ,as's-
Of the kdneys NAV be slight aggravated Inc 0b!r't
to attained j. TO limit the oy'rworked ana WORKOUT
liz A. 10
Dr. John ". Maps. pari., ILL.,. %ays II am living
example u the virtues Of Warmers safe Cure without
which | should long since have been DE- a. -,
Throughout the and Whrr,SFf nv, t,H"'o" "'' "'''
The above unque,tioned and unqnc,tlonabe testimony
proves beyond a doubt Mr. II. H. Warner OF Roehe,-
ter y boldly declared than ten wears ago nancy
that Bright. disease OF the kdnt y can De tird MI
Warner knew whereof he affirmed TO- himself had been
cured Of Bright disease IN IL worst form IT any racrr
ha> peculiar pains strange ser,l tons or unaccouhat!
feelings which often fnnornce tn coming on OF
K fnoy fnutl. need IN d"-pgd therf - every
reason Tor hor, cure has been found Jnd proven 20
vond question or possibility 81 doubt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
AGAINST THE Authority OF THE POPE.
NO COMPROMISE on THE PART OF THE WEST
MINISTER CONFESSION COMMITTEE.

NO COMPROMISE on THE PART OF THE WEST
MINISTER CONFESSION COMMITTEE.
The protest adopted at Washington against the au-
thorty of the Pope wac accepted yesterday oy 'he
General Assemby's Committee upon the revision OF tie
Confession OF Faith of the Presbyterian Church. now
I'm session at No. 53 Fifthave. section Of Chapter
xvii Of the revision proposed at Washington contains
the following emphatic words;
There is no 9th head OF the Church but the
Lord Jesus Christ, and the claim Of te Pope OF Rome
to be the Vicar Of Christ and the head OF the Church
Universal is without in scripture and in fact
and is u u,urpation dish0norng 10 the Lord Jesus
Christ
1t was proposed that the part Of the section refer
ring to the Pope be omitted II was stated on excel
lent authority last evening. that the committee ac'
ceptcd no compromise and adopted the section as
drafted at Washington.
The committee continued their work on Chapter 4
treating "Of Free WILL by adopting the revision Oh
section 8, given herewith
Man by his fall into sin hath wholly lost all dls
position TO any spiritual good accompanying sll'a~o".
us Il natural man, being altogether averse ifop ~
good and dead in sin he is not able by his own Strength
10 convert himself or prepare himself thereuh'o.
In the old version, the words 81 all ability OF WILL
are used for " all disposition
The committee upon Chapter N. entitled "oi t'e
Work Of the Holy Spirit" made their report ana tns
first and second sections of the chapter AZ wen ~ 40
titl- were not changed. - T..
A large part of the session yesterday was spent ~
making arrangements for placing the work VI tie oo"
mtlee before the preshyterles -. 49,, Gamma, A..
The report Will be transmitted 10 the ten TAI h'
sembly Of the Presby Church which neet' nvA.
May. That body IL is thought Will rel tle rp1d'
back to the pcsbytees Of the Church for their ooisa
Grafton. committee was appointed To atehd 10 'n0
The work Of revision will continue for several day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
MARVELLOUS CHESS TACTICS
HToRY OF The SIXTH GAME AT HAVANA.
"a TRIUMPH OF THE MODERN sCHooL-TscIIIG-
oMN BEATEN IN 4 TWO KNIGHTS

oRIN BEATEN IN \ TWO KNIGHTS
DEFENCE.
Mr. stelntz has sent to The Tribune the following
Account OF the sixth game in the great match WIN
Tschigonn. played on January ~:
Should the opening of this game stand the test Oh
analysis, II will show that in the cable match e'e"
could have pursued a better policy right at the begin
ming OF his attack against the Two knights Defence
The early part of Whites play will give io0h LOT re-
Election 10 experts OF the modern school "a Well a. Vi
the old one CASTING on the tenth move, almost al
the opening Of Whites game. in the cable match wa
one surprise while on the twelfth move Nhiie vi
vanced the Queens Bishops Pawn in manner that is
opposed TO the doctrines of the school But
Steintz CONCLUDED that he could afford TO weaken ms
Queens Pawn (actuay This Pawn did not advance
further until the forty third movc in view Of his being
likely to o.ce Pawns that had passed the centre on
The Queens wing With the exception OF the fact mat
Black tore open the King, side by exchanging
Bishop for Knight the chief part Of The developing
battle fought the Queens HANK White pressing
for the establishment OF the clear majority Oh TWO la"S
on that side without, however, being able to make
much progress with those Pawns. ON tue twenty iliu
move somewhat close TO the time hInJ StelhN co"u
have won the exchange with excellent gnne Tie
fight then proceeded with Indifferent results, though IL
was evident that stemtz had winning superiority
for The ending provided he could escape the con-
tingency of remaining with Bishops OF opposite coofs
This was, however, the difficulty, and the Russian
tenaciousy delayed the advance OF the Queens Pawn
which he brought to a standstll. But he had to EN-
poy his two minor pieces for the purpose. and uls-
matcy 10 weaken the Kings SIDE in order to support
his Bishop which was subject to attack. This led at
last TO the opening OF Whites campaign on that wing,
with good prospects Of success. which were soon
realized. For the fortunes OF tho time limit
turned in stenitz's favor and Tschgorin under
time pressure, lost the thirty ninth move
q Pawn which formed the chief protection OF
his King Black then drawn into net with
his King in which his pieces were blocked and
could not stir without leaving him open TO disaster.
while the victorious progress of Whites passed Queens
Bishops Pawn could no longer be stopped Tschlgorn
t,,en resigned Time-6 hours minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
THE REV. JARyIS WORDEN CITED FOR TRIAL

The New.York Pfesbytry Of the United Presbyterian
Church held regular quarterly meeting at the Third
Church i Chaes-st yesterday The only important bust
ness before the members the disposition Of the Of
the Rev Jarvis WOrden Of the City Temple Congregation
No. 725 Frstave, who has Joined the roteant EpscO
nal Church The Rev. W. G. Martin moderator, and
the Rev A. S. Bdde, clerk
The morning session taken up with the report Of
the committee consisting Of the Rev. Homer IL. Wallace
the Rev. A. = Bdde the Rev James \. Reed, the Rev
Dr. r. w. Anderson, and Elders Allen and STEELE, sp
pointed 30, " copsder Mr. WcIdens case
There were two reports presented the Rev A. 5 Bddc
making thu minority report The majority recommended
that Mr. Worden ueed suspension, but that he had
Joined al4other communion his name simply be stricken
from the The minority report charged him with de-
ccit in working April with tho denomination when be
had made up his mind leave IL; with dishonesty, In
taking salary missionary under false pretencesi with
fasehood and contempt Of court After some debate both
reports referred committee, consisting OF the
Rev Armstrong and Anderson the Eeys. Finley and
Bddle aud Elders Means and Mcintyre. They reported
In citing Mr.. Woden " appear and show cause
why should be suspended II agreed that this
action which would make IL possible for Mr.
worden 10 explain his and honorable dis
missa from the presbytery
Church on February 10. The regular meeting of tho
pre- will be held the third Tuesday In APRIL al
the Second United Presbyterian Church Of Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

,d, r,uay in the supreme Court YESTERDAY. re'efVu
,i. decision In the for an annulneht OF h''I'"
,.,rrht by Mrs. Louisa Tompkins AGAINST "''''i,
ror,uklns The couple married IN loo anu 'ii'
o,rkns alleges that her ht ,band had dno'T VIC ~
ing wb.n the marriage took place MI 4oINlNl"' '''-
i. VII, No. l. IL alleged, secui'd divorce h lu'''"
In the nan OF tc WIFE, palntn. ON the ~ iaul' oi ''o
husband by agreement. Nr-. TompknS no. . 10" a.
lee, that this Indiana divorce was not Naild'
4 motion for alimony made before Justice f''V'f'
o, IN the suurene Court Chambers, yesterday, on oc-
half n Mrs buchanan her suit against Dr. AeNAn''r
buchanan Tor limited divorce the ground OF SDahdo
nent The couple were married in isj3 Mr. I'nchs'ah
alleges rat her husband has an Income OF F-ooVO war
She declares In her complaint that Dr. buchanan '''iu
her FOR Mrs. Kate NJ Foster, who keeps a Oo'ru'"--
fr,u,c. Mn also has = suit pending against
M. Foster for 5000 alternating her husbands aec
lions.
Henry Schomberg. a truckman, secured WERLICH i'r
a 600 from Jury before Judge Gegcrich In che Court ot
Common Pleas. Yesterday. against Michael larry
heavy piece timber fell from the second story Of NO III
Mad,on,t. on June . 1880. and hit Sehomb"rg on he
head.
Another lien - 700 No. 267 West Tweny-hfth-
st. owi by Harry Miner and Thomas Canary, the that
fica Managers in favor u Austin L. Glbblns was hed
in the County Clerks Office yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
THE RESCUE OF ,T14E FREDERICK'S CREW

The ship Stawar for Liverpool, which arrived here
Yesterday reported that January g. in latitude 50 de-
grces 40 minutes, longitude ~ degrees II minutes, he
fell IN with ship Frederick dismasd and watcroggd
high SEA running at the time. but the captain and
Frederick, eighteen IN number. OF
by boats from the Stalwsrt The day the
Hurdon lound for Rotterdam, along, and
the rescued crew transferred 70 her. Subsequently
they landed OF Rotterdam, Tie story Of their
b,ing sent over by cable ~ the time.
The Frederick left ST. John, " d., Christmas Day
and was disabled in a gale January g. When sighted
by the Stslwsrt she rapidly breaking up and the
rescde .of most timely The Stawart made
the unusually quick OF eighteen days from abreast
Cork 10 sandy Hook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
RUSHED BACK TO SAVE HER MOTHER.
BOTH WERE SFNsELEsS WHEN FOUND AND MRS
HOGAN SOON DIED

BOTH WERE sFNsELEsS WHEN FOUND AND MRS
HOGAN SOON DIED.
There was a fatal fire IN a house I'm Morsanla YES
terday. The house I, No. 2777 Third ave. and Is only
three stories h.h Marcus Planter keep, clothing
,tore on the floor and lives In the rear OF the
store. lie and h,, family escaped without trouble
after a my,teriou, tire started abe cellar ~ an
early hour I'm the morning. Mrs. echnfer, a widow,
e,capcd from her home on the second hOOr. IN the
top story were Mr.. Ellen Hogan. Il widow Of middle
age her son. Michael her daushters, Nellie and Mary,
aud three blar1crs, William Murphy. David Cllll anu
Thomas Harvey. A. the smoke through sAe house
the men quickly left their rooms. Young Hogan
took his sister Mary out Of the house, calling 10 his
mother aud Nellie t. follow him. Murphy caught
hold OF Nellie To help her down the stairs. For
come ra,ol not known Mrs. Hogan remained behind.
Nellie heard her mothers voice in the Kitchen ana
she broke away from Murphy to IN that direction
Murphy attempted to follow her, lost his way in
the thick smoke, and came near being sunocated
He groped his way to a window and got little fresh
air. Then he made another attempt to find Mrs.
Hogan ard the girl and failed again. Tho ho, smoke
drove him back TO the window. ana he jumped out
10 AVE himself. The fall did not hurt Inn. Every
body except Mrs. Hogan and her daughter Nellie had
escaped then. The hremen arrived In few minutes
ana they quickly eXtngui,hed the fire In the cellar.
As soon rs IL possible to enter the house they
went upstairs, and found Mrs. Hogan and the girl
lying senseess the hoor Of the kitchen IN the TOP
story. Carrying their insen>ble burdens into tho
op.n air. the iiremen did what IL was possible "
do. in the hope Of revlyng them while MsiuIs lvr
an ambulance from the Harlem Hospital: Mr,; Hogan
was dead before the ambulance arrived Nehe was
still unconscious, and there did not appear 10 be MuSn
hope Of saving her life, but she WAS taken u tne
hospital. ~, - , l., ,h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
THE MAYoa AND coyrRor LER AT ODDS.

The Mayor and Controller are at variance over the
Controllers proposed measure, described In The Tribune
Yesterday for changing the time for collecting the
citys xlevy from october TO May and relieving the
municipality from the disadvantage OF maintaining
itself on borrowed capital The Mayor said that chang
ing the date In the manner proposed would not, IN
his opinion the evils of the present system It's
effect would be to tie up the Sinking Fund for four
months OF the year.
When the Controller went over to the Mayors Office
10 attend TIE meeting of the Board OF Estimate the
differences between them were talked over ana bo'h
S Snce,,e feverish before the discussion ended .
The Controller said after he had returned to MS