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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-15

The only place in Butte to get your little
boy what will please him aud suit you in
the way of u suit is AT Connell's. They
have made separate department Of
childrVu's clothing, moved il to the second
line in the city.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-15
Mills Hurned.

GREENocK, Scotland, Oct. N.-Ths
Grcenock cereal mills burned this morn-
lug. Loss $4,000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-15
Ra.e Hall Yesterday.

At Cleveland-l6 Louisville. 10.
At Baltimore; Brooklyn. ..
At Philadelphia New York. 1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16
TELEGRApHIC BREYlTIEs.

Geo. b. s>uthal, hailing from Washing.
,r. D. c., was found dead in his b,d at
the International hotel in New York, this
morning. he was Virginiaa and waa in
New York CD iegal business.
year ago siiss Coulter, weslthJ farmer,
living near saut S; Q Va is, Mich was mud T d.
Suspicion poin ed to h.a son Willhm. with whom
he had lot been en- 1901 terms. and tho young
man WAS arres'ej. Tne tTial reeulted in tie &C.
ouisAl OF the son. Iast night She son, at re-
vivsl meeting Of the Frse he.ht dsts, profezssd
religion and confessed that he murdered bis
fther He was arrested.
Msjor E. B. stsh!nsn hzs been elected com.
missioner of the Southern RaiiHsy & ssesmship
Asuc:a,ion consolidated with the southera
Maaixipri ya.lty Assocsti. at salary Of
ffteer thousand dollars Fer annum. Tho
as.ecis.ion now en5is:ss all the rsilro d
lines s1u.h OF the Potomac sn the Ohio snd no +
ward to The Mississippi river. The hesdqusrtess
OF the com papy will be OF Atlanta.
Tao Citizens Bank Of Norfolk, Va, obtained an
attachment to day assinss property in New York
belonging to Joseph r. Coats 4 Co., cotton deal
ers of Phil,delphis fox $A1,sGo.
The St. Loais, Alton and Springfield Rt,lross,
commonly kucTn aJ the "Biuf Line Is about to
be sad 10 saIi,fy the judgments against IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16
Fire and Loss of Life

NEw YobE. Jan. 16.-Vsn TsasePa big
ss7en story brick grain s!ev, and wsrs-
house, corner O! IS % avenue and Wess II b
street., vas destroyed by f'e ihla morning.
g er With tie cd Etab!es otthe Kcickei'
totksr los Co. involving losa OF abeu,
800 600. It il kno6n that tFo ~oIkme1
pa,i:hei 10 the flames sni i: il feared that
Others 10 taeir lives. Ths!s we're several
aa,roE and thrilling escapes.
VII. tie fire was discovered six men Tezc at
wo,k on the tcp 4 or ofthe warehouse sad the
f,s. waning ,hsy had was when thick cloud: OF
smoke poured il upon then. They made Tush
70 e:cspo By way OF theseair Two OF them tur-
b!ed he.d,oag down to the All SKY and made
for tas VIII do1s. There uss rope attached io
one Of the windoSa, and down this they aid to the
strs,.. Another Of the men climbed down wire
c.tl a.tache! to the graia ahute. to telegraph
pole aud thas rta:h.d the street. He wss proc
tra cd By snoke. Henry Eo7p fell back eve1-
coms ly SMOKE, sni pe.iihed in III, flames. John
Kiasley, ARCHER of lhs carpenters, is al;o cup
DE, 4 70 ta7e been b7tnsd to dea:h. All the
others in ihs building i. is believed Da1e thsi'
escape
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16
EgEs oF Tag OaY.

Very c3!d weather Is prevailing in tie
no::h1ess.
Thomas a. Elison 's said 10 have
patap:ed q aya.en Ct telegraphirg Withcu.
wires.
Cardiral Gitb,rs has Written e!ter
.i7irg his rsasoas for opposing the Lonasos
ioster5 company.
High water is Eeported in many CT the
rTess f.on Alabama to Nav HsmpshiFe
and nuch damage has been done By over
hoTa.
Walter a. Wool, ],ez-uembar OF Congress,
sad famous az &C. inyente+ CT mowe-5 and
rsspars, died at Hooaick Falla, II. Y, yes
tetday.
4 resoullon was effa.e1 In tbe Hcase
yesterday By Mr. Anderson, OF West Viz.
Csnsla Office.
The sjority report CT The committee on
accounts, proVid.ng for thiriy.ssven c,erza
o c:mmittee,, wee sgreed to IL the House
yesterday alter which the House adjourned
ill Monday.
There ia no "wa. t.lkn in valoa,also,
9here seems be expect tat t,e ba:-
t more sfsir will sooG be tt 80 81 liz
Washing n is be'isvtG TIL cI,els IL
approaching snd t. I aa1 may Iesu
The President and hia cabinet discussed
he Chilisn situation yesterday. The Pres
!daat ba5 corciuded hls examination OF the
dIoio matte correspondence In the contro-
7ersy. Tasre s contiaued activity In naval
pie 2srationa, and the talk OF Wat s,il gaea
on.
AlIrust, n Nxou & Gold b3.ough, whole
sale boo.s snd shoes, in Baltimore, failed
yesterday aa q result OF the suEpsoaioo CT
NI5holaon's bank. The assets are S15 COO
Ia conaec in With n cholson's failure, alec,
bill wes fed asking that the Baltimore
Pubishing Company, which Ia principals
iwoed by the bsnS, be wouud up. Mr.
J3tns Fl. 2. Nicholson Ia iEsaoe, end it is
Thought his mind s forever gone. Some Of
hs creditors who went to he bank yester-
dag wanted their money whether OF act.
and tut for the presence Of detective there
might have been some scenes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16
YIR2IgIA EgWs.

The rivers ir portions o. the State have
besn greatly ssolen b5 the heavy ralns
A bill wss introduced 10 the Legislature
yesterday to allow Wonsu to practice Law
Jim N. Laugs.nn, colosed, ssya he and
General Malone are n1W ca f,isDdi5 r,rr1a,
and thet their forcsa sTe poT United, and
wIll endsavor to cssrY ths Sale for Ear.
risou.
The insurance on the Lurs7 Ino, amount.
Ing o sS7, 900, hes been paid by the df4r.
ept com oaniss. There ia ro@ no proepscs
of lie osing rshuilt, rs the Insurance. money
goss to pay eff .as purchase monay.
a strong opposition is beiog manifested
In iha Stste ssBste TO the bill pssss by the
Goass few days sgo authcr.z ng tbs eri.
p:oymeus OF finale phyeic,sn at each Of
The IaDs.ic ssylums Ia the State. Ualess
they CAP get come sss's;ance the frisnds Of
this measure believs that IL will be defeated
In the upper branch of the Legislature.
John f. Alexander hss eold hla wsll-ica-
proved farm of ITO acreg. tWo miles south.
west Of Lsssh1rg, tc Me. Tschifsis, 9hols-
sale druggist Of Washington. for $I1 600,
end the fs7m OF James Priest, 290 aerea, near
Middls5urg, bss besn sold to 3, z. Benton
for sI5 Der soss The commissioner in the
csss OF shry vs. eary has sold the tracs e
11S acres lying between Gofesrlile aod the
Potomac river to John AshaS for IS 55 per
acre.
TIE hotsl on "S:ons MaD," css Of the
highest poiats On ,ha Blue Ridge, Psgs
county, was totally destroyed By frs Wed
nesday night. Toe house was only plstn,
Substantial frame structure. End the LOSE, IL
Ia sa!d, wlll not exceed s.. coo or 5000. Il
is believed the house was set OF fire By
thieves who had osrrisd away e3ns CT the
furniture. The building vas the properly
Of company from the North and was In,
tended 90 q sgm@ss ssso.ss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16
eROn wasEIaa9oA.
rsosss, Correspondence. CT tae AlessH.ria eoaste j
WASHINGTON. z. O.. Jan. 16 1872

rsoss.a, Correspondence. CT tAe Alexandria eosetse
WASHINGTON. z. O.. Jan. 16 1872
RC. Msgo OF Weatnoreland county, Vs,
a c,dsr az West Poins, having failed TO pa5s
the rsouisito examinations there. vacancy
hos hssn caused, which will bs filed oy 3
comnatit;ve examination s,ou to ne held 10
che frss Congreasiorsl district OF Virginia.
Congressussn q jones' o, Virainia, a: tee in'
,,arce Of can n.lItees OF toe Vtrsi1is lesisis'
sure. hes Requested tbs Secretary OF the
Navy 10 detsii an engineer 70 EurVey ano
make plot OF the oyster esds Ia ths waters
~ virginia Mr, g,aey rsDi!ed ttss b.
vould consider the stqlsss sad answer if by
letter. ,,,,,, 3.
dag engaged IL en- Effort 10 Greats fealns
sn favor Of that city as the place fjr holding
,he nsxs national democratic convention.
rThav sar the Gsrusns OF their Ststa osVe
o,noe tn the democrats on account OF the
oarsonal libsrty which the latter favor, ana
that II the convention pc held In Milwaukee.
W:sosasin will cas-. oar vote for itS no@ibse
Coperessuan Dan Lock wood OF the B2tfa'
80. mr, Cls7e!ard's cd district. New Yerk,
sebo had se4d yes,erdsy's GAzETTE'S inter.
yiegt.T!th tas Virginia Congresemen On the
snhiece OF the most available man for the
neT, democratic Presidential candidate. said
thte morpins TIE elsction OF democratic
Prsssden. legends up7u the vote of NeW
York. and tie question COS is Whether Hill
er Cleveland, OF G man outslds efNsa-Yosk,
Sn,,i be rnoss likely to carry that State, and
that that question Is as prouinsnt 10 New
Vark es elsewhere. he ssid there ere
aisnt0 NJ men outside Of New York who
S2nnls 2 csrry that State, and that Mr. Oar
S S,.;a Ia one one of them. 20 this Mr. Carush,
%ho ssJ vas sitting nesr by, heartily essented.
S'nator Co!nuiIs, who had siso gssd the To-
ss1vIegs. said 1t would never do to take 8
man New York might not want. ,
Among those ER0 8tll deliver esleg'ea On
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16
The Late puke of CLARENCE.

LONDON. Jan. 16.-Pfs2a a.ions for Iheiu
eral ot the Dake OF Clsre1ca and ATondsle
are baing made. The details have not been
arranged, ba.is issnnouncsd poai.i7ey slat
the iu.efneot will take place q. noon We'd.
nssdaT. Tne body will be placed in the
esp: ia q. Georges Chapel. I: iz believed
tha,th s.atemsnss regarding ths condition
OF .hs Q1een's health ere grossly e2ogge-st,
eJ. Sac is greatly aif.c,ed bY the death o..
be: ia7oii.e grandson, but that she is sarl-
oasly uawall is nc. shown By the arrange
meuta :ass have been made for her presence
at the funeral ceremonies. Her Eaiasly
will .in at O;oosae Roa=s un;i; Cu=E-
day N 1rning Uhan sha will proceed by spe-
ciai train to L5adon and will srri7e a:
Windsor Css:le early on Tuesday. The
bodg Of the duke will be conveyed ffon
sapd,lngaam and will arrlTs q. Windsor
Cas:ls or tha came Gay.
I. ha, bsen ascs,ta!ned this afternoon
thss the @ ,esn remains In good health.
5hs drove ou. 5ea:erday in company VIE
Pdacess L ,alae and the Dake and D1chEsa
OF Oonnaughs. sae personally dictated to
the Lord Cham 1asain he, orders 10 regard
to sas e.a.e moaraing. To-day 8 message
was rsc.ived q. Windsor Castle, dirsc:ing
tha. the royal apartments be placed 10 read.
ines, for cccu 3acg by Hsr Miiaaty.
The body o: tha luke was removed from Sat
6ringhan hall 70 The Psriah Church this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16

ABLL ia ucw b.t.re tae legislature ''i
ths adoption of ihs Aaasaiaa s5sam 81
v,t,oy il Virginia. Wb7 an Almost naani'
NOUS democrats lesiaia.aIs aioo!d desire &c
ohspae perfectly f.i7 s5a:sm OF So.ns'
s1d one bg which The natEanms!e'. Sose''
p!re 6suocra.lc n j2Fi.y Of fson f0't5 L
s.,v tb3u.s d, 10 bod5 can teji, ez:e9'
tboae vho think +. pIcpaI to tsEe poof su'
eape Virginia fem alea tron the care cie3pef'
arc,a pbysic;ans Of thei. cwn State, aad pn'
them in charge of woman doctors iron NJ"
England, and 16o deem i. right that 'n'st
menssys OF tho Fsrme.s' Alliance saon;o
f1 1ahe f,eistt and passenger sa:ea ca ail TIE
railroads iu tbe 5tate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16
EZypt's New Ruler.

CArRo. Jan. 16.-P,ircs AbbEs, the Nv hhe-
dive. this morriag entead tie hirbor a. Alex
sndr:a from Trieste on board steamer The
stearacr as accompanied By number o. war
ships, which, as they entered the harbor, thunder
ed forth roysl salute. The Egyp,isn ves'is
,ooS m the refrain tnd fIou their gurs beched
f.m, and auoks All the vessels were bedecksd
in rsintow sye and the sight WAS very pretty
A. $50 o'cicck tie ktedive landed and Eas re
ceiyed with great enttu:issu by the principal
civil and military III ials and guard OF homer
conpose. o. British and Egyl tisn troops At1o
o,c o,k he tock sfec:al train and proceeded to
Cairo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16

TsgU.s Hoa.e o; Representatives ses-
.s,dag b7 yo.e o: 227 20 IL, a1ep.sd res
CLINTON sga:na. suosIdies il an5 saape o'
firm. Ths; wa jast what 1t should n'''
done o.cop.ss, bzying done 80. i. CAIRO
that is ifit ha7a a1y regard ior lcgic cE cca.
sis.eacy ia IL proceedings, OF fo' the sooo
on,n;o7 Of ;be innanee nsjoriy OF TIE peo
pie by whore gc!as Il "aa elec'sd, vote iot
q ,,se silva. hill, IS i:s said il siii DO 'o'
euch bill would give the silver u'ne o"n-
ers OF this country aud the importers Of
foreign silver boun:y cttTan:5.h's ceo'E
on sTafy geveaty.osrts worth Of silver they
cou,d drnn sttac doors Ct .he unis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16
Cnld Wea'her.

CHICAGO, J,n 16-specials from vslious por-
tions ef the State indiost, thst thu prevailing
cid wave is one OF the most ssvere Of sny il re-
cert yea,s, the thermometer at various points
standrg at from 13 10 80 degrees below zero
with n immediate 2; o.pecs o. 8 change to w%rn-
er weather. From several POINTS an alsrniag ia-
crosse of it f1euz, is reported as one OF the rs'
sults CT the cd snap.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16

TEE ACTION o; tns Mi0s'a' Federation, o.
E3plsud, Ia refaaiGg u pass resolutions CT
oop doleucs win tbs g'ist-ssIi kan roy q
fanjJg oftnair oan court y is in marked
and decidedly uniA7orsble Contrast Win
ID Of tbs peopls OF Ireland, wh'se news
pspsrs, Of bol h-fa, DDS. u-i:e IL e1preasirg 6
eiucsre reg, :or the death cf the :o1ng
n,i.cs and the deepest sympathy with hit
eorroB;ag family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16

A lysoLUriog vas ,otroducsd In the .
2 Hocss Of Representatives yss:e'ds7 f'r b
s,ac,al committee TO Investigate cbe.set
AGAINST tie management Of the cepsus hn-
rasu. That iuvea.igstion should be made
be,ore another dollar is appropriated Tor cet :
eng nurposes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16

60 FAR, e. leg5:. as lay within tie po"e'
of the democratic Governor aad the deHo-
cratic lesi.!a:ore cf Virginia, G.c. Mahohs
has bean vniicated, that IL, IL Fespic. CT lis
repudi.tlog c2uraa OF the so ct Of tfe
e,ets deb. far, sc.o.aiag 10 toeir a'a'e'
m,ots. re !atcs. pEo2ca, sas.!em soscftha
deb; is no:e fAgorA5,e 20 tee s:ate, a5o' O.
ooprse. more aafavo:able to the craci;7'F,
than even the .spu3istinz R.ddlsbe'gs. bill.
But, bad IS j. is, as there is 10 inoedisse
casnca O. ino-oyiag II, i: hsi bster be ac'
copied as s:oa aa po=si3.e, 81 that the di;'
agreeable th.1g nay be at laass rtnc7fd
f,nr s'eat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16
{ hurch Burned.

WASHINGTON, C., Jan. 16.-Ths fsmous
Church OF the Covenant, at the intere ton Of
18Th and streets and Ccnuett;cot sv nue.,
caught hre thia evening in the chapel, and at half
pas. ftu: o'clock Was eli ! burning vita Bt:ic or
no th.ncs OF saving Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16
The Alexandria Gazette.
The ArExANDpr. C.z--rh.

The ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE hss jus. en-.
tered rpen its So gesr. I.is slwsys ness7
AID rai!abIa and Ia very bright and llye!v fo.
- sge. We wieh it very happy Nsw
Year.-Danuiiie Register
The ALEXANDRIA GAzETTE reached Ia
50 d birthday ca January !, Tba, N kee II
the o.des. newspaper 10 the Safe noE Ily,
Ing. while hundss5s havs gouo hsfore
where the Eoodb!ns tSpesh. Lyscssgro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16
. Az IA. " a
e,7rRDsy gysaIse, J4NUAaT IS.
TAG Chicago taj, has bean. and i' DO"

Tgg Caieago fair las beeo' snu = D0"
h,.,- ,,a u .hs in;arss: of tie repnohesa
par.y. be-, all ths sane, its managers nave
pa 20 :, c,o,, s,Q.n, aoa 10 TIA danocrA'E
-, "a, MAJ capable Of delivering the "'s'
attr...ige ID i,ess g. the dadicasor5 csrsmo'
nt,, rex. o;-ooeF. AID me osn'c'z.ls
ST. ever ys.d7 to go nors than hai; way
80, tbe rec. ab!.-hmsat Ct the relaiioDs
49,. s,,nla suo.!s. b.tveep people o. oDe
o,n,.ry hsa auppllei iha, nan Ia the par.
eon cf u. B.sckiari'gs OF KAusucsy. But
~ ,n,anas asa goms o. ths south-ha'eFa 10
o.be, rata of tae North that they otjaos 10
bis selac.;on, ard say the address ahond &c
delivered By ror'hern m7a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16

Dr.. @. Ellsworth Hes,,t ia locsted up In
NeR York poDd!sg emit egsiis II 81
John o. Bowman, lawyer in Philadelphia.
10. sln0 600 Bowmaa eska this amonos CT
HeRiss fdr rnlnIog bis Wits and aliensi i5g
her sf.c.lone. Bowman alleges that Df.
Hewitt. diusged bile wife wkils sttending
her professionally. snd then saasnlted heF.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16

Wien crest preparet'ous we're bslpe
made in London for tbs celebration of tha
Great Qusen's jubilee, loysl cit!z rs srx.
io1s TO pssscpa e, we're rapidly cns;eg
all tneiF acaeS ara pains bsforehsnd, By s
geEeEous uae Of saiYstIou Oh.
give it 10 the c5i!dreo. Poyalcia5a prea
sctl5s 1t. Thousands use II. Sod by ali
dealers. DI. Bali's Cluga Syrup. Price 2s
narfe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16

Mg. Wg1eaT, chisf CT tos national b7E''o
OF s.a,!s.ic-, ssys tina competition OF "o:a2'
with usn, IL occupations cncs tbs ezolo:!Ft
fad Of ;ha later, tends to decrease the mar
risye, apd iaerssss The divorce rate. Ihai
Mr. Ws.sat ia correct is giaringly apparent
ia New England, where women no" engsgs
,n mos all the t-sdes and prof,aalons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16

A one.arned boy In Augusta saved fouf
pessoos from dro1ningj be- Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup has saved iss thousands from
consuuptio1.
The ass of highly seasoned suimai food
and alcoholic drinks are tie pred!;p posing
CAUSES OF gout. When aware ofits preseoce
lose no tias In procuring Salvation Oil. J.
kills pain, 25psass,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16
What a Woman Can Do

Sac cannot walk 90 many niIea arou5d
billiard tabs With nothing to ees, cad
nothing speak Of to 6riuk, bat sbe can
wa:k the h1cr all night, with iresiul baby,
without gni1g scuGd aeleep the arst be- 4
honf. Loss 81 sleep With esb es is unknow1
where sssnebrskes's Gum Syrup Ia used,
Price "a cts,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16
Resignation.

Rogs, Jan. 16-The bishop OF Green
Bsy. Wis, the B.. Rev. Frederick AsvleI
Ka'z,r, D D. hss ssot his reti5nas'on tc
tie Vatican. Il will 20. b. accepted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-16

L,ng before 10 o'clock the Court Eouse
door and steps iesdipg into the room pre-.
sented saseing mass oihumanity, oil impatient.
Iy ae aiiipg the time when the Colts would
ehoot back and the throng be allowed to en-.
Ter. Il bsipg a eohool holldsJ. the boys
ssrs sd thick as fies on Eoisssas barTel.
TIE prisoner waa placed In tbs deck st 10
o'clock and the doors Bere opened few
minutes later. The rush and scramble tc
enter the room vas exciting and at times
alarming. The anxious beEaa pushed, sl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
ErRyED WHILE SAVING A CHILD.

An accidental fire In tenementhouse, No. l42 NOR
folk st. last evening caused much excitement ono gf'
o burned serously and other persons who nepeo 10
ave her lie burned slightly. Louis wamAdh, ns
,nitor Of the house. painting the hallway IN the ase-
mon, when his daughter Rosie years old went 10 light
ne Of the gas jets there. She accidentally dropped the
match into can OF Flames shot up TO the COLI
inc and set fire to dress. The girl screamed ana n
into the street she fell nsen>sle y number or
orsoos ubo lived in the house the sidewalk ana
they maze frantic efforts the girls lhe Ihey
tore of the girls blazing dress and threw blankets over
her burning their hands In the work Mrs Franksteins
hands were b-tered severely. The Others had snsns
hurns Rosie was carried Lewn's drug sor. az ker.
foil, and RInCton ss oil applied 10 her bufne
before an ambulance arrived Later she derried 70
the ou\erneur Hospital Her burns are so serious ias
,he may die The other persons were ATTENDED 70 a. me
drug store.
The nremen were called the tenementhouse snd theN
extinguhcd the flames basement SO quickly thas
the damage slight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
uoM1yc PIGEONS, RECORDS BROKEN.

Philadelphia juno % cSpeciaD.-This season Is proN"s
the capabilities the homing pgeot for DoV" u's
And sped the JOURNEYS thus far showing break In he
record for almost every dstancc in the series ana n'!
Yesterday for distance the day. This, resting al DO
miles since 1882 increased yesterday 70 oS' "i'e
and with time spare before SHUTDOWN IN" rIoo We"
from Franklin Va 10 Providence, r. /. The entry was
twenty two birds owned by W. II. Toodby hve' W. haueh
four p F. Gallagan four J. Davis three j. y. bou'eie
me J. Maxim three r. Whaley one. J. i, lrahRS one
The start was made at 8 % M today Inc returns
rcpored by wire tonight Goodbys Ruti, NJ o''-
m: Franks Balfour and Boutelle's Missy, az o'3'
H. M; Galagan's Stanley. at q 40 p. M, ana haueh
Rover and Mrs. Hawk at As p m. The best AVERAGE
speed is about $50 yards minute The next tria III
tho tourney will be by four birds Of Fall River
odd r,ne hons NJ the Williams loft Providence and week
later BY as many OF Pttburg flyers as ore at home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
MR.. YWryC WILL SUPPORT THE TICKET.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: NV attention has been called to n statement
In THE Troy Press mad" by lis New York cor
respondent to the effect that was the author Of an
editorial assault upon Mr.. Whltclaw Reid in "Thc
Philadelphia Telegraph | have not seen the article
in question. but assuredy have neither written nor
inspired any attack upon the canvass Of Mr.. Reid
When that gentleman was named for the Vice I'rcs-
dency wrote that II "A crcdiiable nomination. and
that II elected he would FL The Office with distinction.
wrote this because | had long known Mr.. Reid
and because he was the honest choice Of the party Of
nv allegiance shall give Mr.. Reid nv cordial
support throughout the campaign. and chccrfuly vote
for him on election day Yours pcctfuy,
JOHN RUSSELL Young.
The Union League. Philadelphia, June %, 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
DiviGF By STRF 1T LONG BRlNrH.

Long Branch June % tspecian-Mor damage was
done yesterday and to day by the nigh SURF at '",'
portion OF the bluG where the great gap was made
sunday In the ocean Driveway between the Mamie
House and hJ United states Hotel so that the dam
aged section Ms NOV fully 100 feet long ana from
three TO seven lceb deep. The Commissioners OF the
city decided 10 day condemn sufficient part OF the
lawn properties fronting the injured portion OF the
bluff to build n temporary road for the comfort ana
pleasure OF the summer guests. This they claimed
n right 10 do under the law. A committee OF the
directors of the Catholic University OF Washington
arrived in town to-day for the purpose OF consuming
with the city authorities, and when they learned Oh
the contemplated action OF the City Council, the com
mtce declared that the university had been paying
for n number OF years 1000 annually Tor taxes upon
the land and that unless these taxes were RENTED
and n guarantee Of immunity from further taxation
pending the use OF the property gwen they wouh
take immediate steps 10 procure an lnlunc'lon re-
s,raIning the authorities from using the land. THIS
condition Of affairs leaves the town and hotel pro
pricors in bad plight, as without direct ROAD
way the business OF the hotel propnctors Will be
seriously impcred ard 4 the greatest attractions
OF the beach for the last hfty ycnrs oolitcraicd