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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
MP ulCLEAN'S POOLROOM PLAN
THE POLICE COMMISSIONER PROPOSES An AMEND
MFNT To THE LAW

rur DOLCE COMMISSIONER PROPOSES ~ "'dN'D
MExr To THE LAW.
rr po,ico BOARD Yesterday again considered piah'
ror,sod bv Commissioner MacLean on lp'suaN' OS
which the booksellers might be prevented Iro' ' WI"
ON their Illegal business III ula Guy ' -. A.,
u,pcston WAS to request the Legislature 10 io'' ,"o
t,,rtn cIouse I'm "A section Of the law when hciuucS
~ ~ ,or,op. who may be fined and imprisoned
the owner lessee or occupant VI o'''''
nrobibitcd business T. carried on IA,
..vho npbll.hes or communicates Information WIN
rosnect to pools bets wagers upon the reNui, V,
my trial Of skill speed or endurance co"'''' p'''
nomination. appointment or elecuol 'N''p' ~,
purpose Of aiding the prosecution oi pers'"' ''''"
the provisions Of this section III, mt,
Commissioner Martin said he had talked WIN Di'
t1ctAttorncy NicolI on the subject and he thougnt
tbo amendment which Mr.. Nicoll had prepared would
enable the police to enforce the law ipe oi"t'0
suggested by Mr.. MacLcan, he thOuEhC' iht't ~
construed 10 prohibit the newspapers from P"'s
full accounts Of the races Mr.. MacLeah sa'u IL n'
not been his Intention to interfere with NEWSPAPER pun
Ica,,ops lint II WAS possible that such might be the
effect OF the clause II It were Introduced lo inc ia"
Commissioner shcehan suggested that such an ehec.
might lac avoided by striking from the clause the "ou
- ruhlishes- Mr. Martin said he would be Wiling 10
oln IN asking the Legislature to insert 'he ''''o 49,
that change but he would advise Mr. MacI-eah I" Jain
with ct-Atomey Nicoll before arriving ao oo
clu,ion Mr. MacLcan said he would see ME- Nicoi.
LATER I'm the day. and bis suggestion was laid over ui
Tuesday, Before leaving his Office III the afternoon
Mr. MacIean said to IA Tribune reporter
aTbc clause which | prepared would not INTERFERE
with the publication of the accounts oil races ou' ~
might prevent the publishing Of the betting ouds hu
the prices Of pools. II the newspapers care 10 po'
those fact, there might be tackled on tn IN" emu VI
IN. section a statement that nothing therein cohahed
should prevent the publication % such Information
iu a regular new. papcr should BE- sorry, however.
n that would lead the establishment oi newspaper
lax ihn booksellers, similar to ~" one when was strcu
Tx the lottery dealer, Ia publish the uId"lUtS S'''
year, ago Nv intention was Ia prevent uo pool.
cllrr, from ,yadng the Law by pretending 70 curry
ON u commission business. The most cHFtlNe way
vould seem 10 II, to prevent the poolscll'iS li"l
getting Information from the racctracks by tl"Haph:
Nn,y II Won strike from the clause Ia" word publishes
,.lrr!,pb COMPANY might receive Information from
the riccrack and publish It Oh bulletins. thus hN"iu"s
direct communication with the BOOKSELLERS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
TO CONSECRlTE A BAPTISMAL FONT.

The ceremony Of tho conservation Of the beautiful
new bapdsal font IN the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Of ~ james, Madisoa-ave. and Seventy third
st.. Will take place tomorrow morning, ut IL
O'Clock The service OF conservation will De con
Quoted Accord 10 the ritual Of the Lutheran Church
by the Rev. DR.. J. l.. Reincnsnydcr, pastor OF -.
James The font. which I, the work of Massey Kinds
the sculptor IS exact reproduction Of Thorwa-c
famous creation IN the Lutheran Cathedral at Copc
hagen, and represents kneelng angel holding IN its
0ustrctched arms teautlful basin. II Is placed on
the east side Of the ohanoel, and Is valued addition
to the many ecclesiastical art treasures with which
the Luthcrans OF Now York adjoining IT James,
Church. Tho font T. given by Mr. AID Mrs. james C.
Fellows No. 2O5 Second-ave., as memorial 10
fhair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

Minnie caldwell md hcr husband. Mack ooorcd.
have lceun nit lu the United state, circuit Court
against The East Tennessee. Ylrina and Georgia
Railway Company for 5000 for alleged failure 70
pr,vld. the wolrar and her three children with hrt-
class accommodations on one Of IT, train, 81"
i,ou.t "A fret elias, ticket from johnson city. Tcun
to Chicago, AID was put in the smoking car. she says,
The In-uIanc" Company 81 North America has
nlcd q Ulpl for salvace against the steam hip Ncncl
uela I'm the United states Di,ct Court. Oh February
.. n f. alleged. the slcau' ZIP ran aground on the
Hrrnnire shoals aud the nchter TAmes, belonging
10 the Hhcllaut took 1900 bag Of coffee from her
The steamer &orlh America alo belonging To the
Insurance company, tAcn hanl@i The venezuela OF
m. lurcd. ~ .. ,,,.
Court Yesterday granted Injunction pertaining
En'srt Eeli,rd and the IcfOrd Company from pub
fishing any more copies ~ Mrs. Nnnua Jefferson
Diyis's memoir, ~ her husband inc DESCENDANT com
p,uy has failed ia pay Mr.. Davl, any royalties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
TWO VONFY CLAIM THIS HUSBIyD.

Two womea, both IF whom claim Frank H. f.
Davis. OF No. o. Dccatur-st.. Brooklyn, as their
husband were present IN jefferson Market Court yes
teiday when Davis was arra ncd answer the charge
of larceny preferred against him by Mrs. Margaret
Frcue,ta of No. l3s East Nlnetcenth-st Mrs.
Frenctta has daughter eighteen years old who was
anxou, TO 20 Oh the stage Davis promised TO get
her an engagement. and borrowed $40 from Mrs
Frenctta for that purpose. This was on June 3, 1901
and a. Davl, failed 10 keep the agreement. Mrs
Fenctta caused his arrest. Davis at once COM
muIlcatcd with Mrs. Davis No - and she caused the
complaint 10 Sc withdrawn by returning the S6o
to Mrs Frenctta. Justice Grady discharged Davis
Yesterday and he Immediately rearreSt.ad by De
ectve La Tonerg. Of the stagg-st. station, on
warrant issued on the complaint Of Mrs. Louisa Davis,
Of No. 524 LonmerSt., Brooklyn charging him with
bigsuny. Mrs. Davis No. .. who + elderly woman,
pleaded with the Young woman not 10 press tho
conn aint. Mrs Davis No. 1 refused 10 withdraw the
complaint.
VERY we'll then said Mrs. Davi, No .. You can.
not prove that are married. Davis and are
only living together"
Mrs. Davis No. accompanied the detective and his
prisoner TO RrpOklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
BRAZIL STEiMERS' INTERESTING RACE.

Two ships Of the United States and Brazil Mail
steamship Line arrived here yesterday. the Finance
and the Scgura6ca IL was from ST. Thomas,
which port the steamers left within "A few hours OF
each other. The Finance started first and got into
this port forty five minutes before the Seelranca
As the Segin-ca Is the larger aud more powerful
vessel the officers OF the Finance feel much eated at
the time which their ship made. She was not ex-
pcctcd In until today. Both steamers had as much
cargo rs they could carry. No deaths occurred on
the Finance on her trip up, but while She was In
the harbor Of Rio three men were sent ashore sick
from yellow fever They were william Lchr and
L. Finkc. ircmcn, and Joseph Clark third cook They
had the fever in II mild form and were IN q fair
way Ia recover when the Finance sailed. The
Seenranca had only Of yellow fever aboard
In the Of her two-montls' trip from here To
Rio and back. That II fatal one. and the victim
Frederick HOpkns of BroOhlyn II freight clerk
on the vessel. Hopkins sick only three days.
lie died February %, the day after the Seguranca
left Bahia, and buried M SEA. lie twenty
three years old and young man of promise. His
father Is James a. Hopkins Of No. 200 lllcks-st,
brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
LIE TYPE FOrNDERs, COMBINATIOX.

II WIS said yesterday that only two of the leading
typefoundres Of the country had declined positively
to give an option on their plants 10 the capitalists
who are behind the movement for the establishment
Of IA type founders trust All the other big foundries
hive Joined the movement and It is thought likely
that the plans 10 put the entire business under one
MANAGEMENT will soon reach the point Of completion.
The first actual step in that direction Wa taken
several weeks ago. when the American Type Founders
Company was Incorporated under the laws OF New
Jersey.
The two companies which have stood out against
the movement are George Bguccs sons Co., Of this
CITY, and BernhaIt brothers d spindle, Of Chicago.
The other New York firms have placed figure on
their establishments and are waiting for the American
and English capitalists who are backing the trust
enterprise to say whether they will accept the options
Prominent among these are James ConnOr's sons OF
No 2s Centrc-st. and Farmer. Little q Co., Of No.
05 Bcekman-st one Of the largest concerns inter
esed IS that of MacKelar. smith, Jordan d Co., OF
Philadelphia. The total amount Of options held Is
said 10 be about $15,0OO,0O0.
The officers OF the American Type Founders Com
many are Robert Allison, OF Cincinnati president
William b. Mac Kellar, OF Philadelphia vice president
g. Frederick Jordan. OF Philadelphia, Eastern man.
ager: John Marder, western manager; ana
A. II. Il. BrOwer Of Chicago. secretary,
Under the terms Of the combination 1t Is said. one
third OF the purchase price Of each fOndry Is 10 be
Maid in cash Oncthd In preferred stock In the trust
and the remainder In common stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
SEARCH FOR 4 MISSING MAN.

Mayor Grant received "A letter from the White
House yesterday, signed by 4. W. iialford, private
secretary uclosing letter TO the President written
by Mrs. Louis F. Amazccn, No. AZ silsbcest, Lynn.
Mass who asks for Information regarding her lost
brother. David d. Whistler. The missing man served
In both the army and the navy during the war. and
In 1871 enlisted IN the regular army under the rs
sumed name OF Charles Thomas At Fort Macon.
n. Co. he was stunned by lightning during a storm
Ills mind was impaired BY tho shock, and he was
discharged from the service and sent to Newlork by
tue steamer Ellen s. Terry. arriving here Ia the
spring OF 1872 or 1873 since that time all trace
OF the man has been lost. Mr.. Ialford wrote that
tine President thought the Mayor might be able TO
assist In finding him. Mayor Grant sent the letter
to Police Headquarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
THE NEW HALF DOLLIR cOUyrERFEuED.

counterfeit OF the new 5O-cent silver piece has APP
peared IL brought Ia The Tribune yesterday AZ the
sub Treasury II stated that counterfeit coins had
been received aud surprise was expressed that the
illegal process should have begun There have
been IL few coins received at the sub-neasury which
have eaden look ich has excited the suspicion OK
the persons who received them. The coins proved -
be legitimate but they had been coated with quick.
silver giving them the appearance OF lead The only
object that tie sub Treasury officials can imagine as
the basis for this treatment Is mischief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
CAPTURING 4 WELL-hNOUN IHIEf.
HE uAr MADE MANY SSrUL RopBEIE'
sr.r 4 WOMAN STOPPED HIM

But WOMAN STOPPED HIN.
Tho desperate thief Horny Murphy, who a''nuh"d
Mr. Emma Grant and her mother on wednesday
ulght when detected IN udr rooms ut No. l~' East
Thirty four,hst was committed for trial In $4,000
hail Yesterday morning by Justice Ryan at the lorh-
VILE Police Court. Murphy Is notorious boaHhhe-
lou.c thief and hl, picture Is 80 1854 In he Roenes
GALLERY H. night name l. said TO be Frank Man
ming and he f. also known by Inspector Bvrn's'' de-
te,tvc. Il, Austin Osborne ana Miller. ON March
- lao he wa sent 10 sing sing for five years Tor
Robin; "A boarding house. md since he galnec MS
freedom, last October, continued l" ROD O"'Iuh'e-
houses.
In october last he robbed boarding house In Lex
Iucton.,t Lalumorc and got away With 800 In
pluudc. IN December hc hired room from MIS-
Bmdeohoru Of SO IT. IIud-on-t Iioboien. aud nftcr
-taylng there day Two dccanpcd with Jewels worth
II 500 On March > he hired furnished room In
u. boarding house 40. 14g West sixty seventh ST..
Kept by Mr.. Hart. and disappeared two days later.
tulns with him three gold bracelets. string Of gold
beads, silver soap box. silver Ie"elry box "a
diamond ring aud three gold Hngs. This was TIE
prop.rty Of Ms, Florence Kelly the actress who Is
AT present the undcr-udy 81 Misc Marie Jansen, no"
PLAYING ia N" Lion Tanner at TIE broadway Ih'auc'
Ac at once reported her loss to Inspector lyrnes and
Detective -crscauts Valley and Armstrong were look
ius FOR Murphy when h. Wa, caught on Wednesday
ly CAPTAIN Dcvcry for another tbcU. His last ex-
pult VA ia MI. Emma Grants boarding house, Ht
80 1863 Last Thirty fourtl-,t. lie hired a room on
the second hoOr on Monday. aging lie WAS stranger
ln the city and WAS looking lor work AZ O'Clock
Oh Wednesday morning Mr.. Grant VA, awakened By
the Iatilug O keys and Murphy In her room try
Ing t. open the drc-ser with some false keys. She
gave an alarm and jumping out Ot bed sHEcd Murphy.
4 de-, p,rat, struggle followed Ia which the burglar
kicked and punched the woman aud tore handius oi
hair out OF hcI head. Mr.. Grants cries had been
heard by her mother and a. she entered Murphy
kicked her and knocked her down. lie then ran out
Of the house followed by MIs. Grant, whose shout.
brought officer Call. and he chased Murphy into the
arms ~ Captain Dcvcry. who wa, on his way to the
station at the time. When tho man was searched
siNty-ivc skclcinn keys and other burglar tools were
found IN his pockets.
Yesterday Murphy taken down to Police Head
quartcrs where be- AT once recognized az an old
timer While IN Inspector lyrncs's presence Murphy
WAC noticed chewing something bJ Detective Arm
strong. Armstrong mudc Murphy open his mouth
and took out OF II quid Of tobacco In the centre. Of
which he had concealed solitaire diamond ring which
WI, identified part Of the property which had been
stolen from Miss Kelly. the actress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
IL. ". MAHE TO PACKED STUDENTS.

The students Of PaCkad's College were entertained
In deli htiul manner yesterday morning by Hamilton
W Mable, Of "The Christian Union" Mr.. Mabie
talked to the students for more than hour upon
the dignity OF commerce, Its history and the qualities
which make successful business men. lie advised the
young not 10 be only shopkcepers, but TO be
merchants in the true OF the word with ideas
and ambitions beyond their own immediate surround
ings lie advised them, means 10 these ends, 10
read history. biography and poetry. Mr.. Mablc related
"A number Of anecdotes and Instances where had
become great aud learned despite adverse circumstances
lie received much applause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
TRANSATLANTIC IRAyELLEaS.

Among the passengers arriving on the United states
and Brazil steamship Finance from brazilian ports
and Barbados yesterday were +. y. COngcr, United
state, Minister 10 Brazil G. W. Rand and Mrs. Rand,
and George W. Ellison. OF Barbados The Scguranca.
Of the same line, had among her passengers ~ H..
sears, Ulrich Miller, Henry stewart and X. Morris.
Among the passengers arriving on the North German
Iloyd steamship Saalc from Bremen aud southampton
were T. c. Akcr, Lcutcnants A. Arnold, J. X. Cogs-
well, A. w. DOdd j. r.. MahOncS. J. >. X. Reeves,
C. f. Rees and j. l.. Thompson. Of the United states
Navy: Rudolph Form. Julius II. Althof. DIR. G. VI.
Hanson and AdOlph NcuendOrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
CASES ARGUED IN TIE COURT OF APPEALS.


Albany. March ll.-ln the Fist DIVISION Of the
Court Of Appeals to-day the following cases We're
argued:
Anna h. Hall aN Edward b. Gcrmainc and another,
implicated. etc, appellants.
MARY Heath agt. The broadway aud seventh Avenue
Railroad Company, appellant. , - ,
John McDormOu agt. the N"w(ork tchtfal ana
Hudson River Railroad Company AppriAht
In the Second Division the following cases were
argued:
Thomas Nelson appellant, agt. sarah T. Lodor.
Anton Nowak appellant. ngt. George F. waller and
others, respondents. ,,.,,, .
Charlotte Wainwright, respondent agt william q.
Low and another appellants. -
chloe f. Persons and others, appellants, agt. Lucy
NJ Scrgcnt respondent. , .,
Maud Weber. respondent, agt Dorllsln b. Nin"ent
and another, appellants. Dismissed under huic H.
without costs.
The following the calendars for Monday
First DIVISION Motion calendar: Nos. i92. 3O3.
332 800 800 and 800. Day calendar: Nos. Ia,
O. So ll5. 40. f12. 1874 and l3O
second Divsion-Day calendar: Nos. IT, 800,
GIG G72 373. 7Go, IA and 115. The second Di-
vision calendar has been changed as above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

SCOTS Emulsion Of cod
liver oil is an easy food-it is
more than food, if you please;
but it is a food-to bring
back plumpness to those who
have lost it.
Doyou know what it is to
be plump?
Thinness is poverty, living
from hand to mouth. To be
plump is to have a little more
than enough, a reserve.
Do you want a reserve OF
health? Let us send you a
book on CAREFUL LIVING;
free.
scorr & Bowsr Chemists, r3a South sth Avenu.,
New York. ,<.u
oil-all druggists everywhere do. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
ncture 100000 pounds of fine white graduated sugar

facture 5000 900 pounds Of fine white Cranulaed sus'
at our three factories this year.
Mr. Oxnard said that several prominent D@"''
cra, one In particular, who I, the Governor {" o''
Of the Western states, had written him personal e''.
plal,ing the workings Of tine sugar clauses "l ~.
NcKUlcy law. CONSERVATION would he cica''u ~
The Democratic party II the names " these men "D
made public. Every country has lEd 20 u"I'v "r
n sugar industry by "A system 81 bOuutie~, ana NV
ID from the highest authority In the Treasury D'PH'
mrnt that the bOuntic. this year viii as-F-;;,,ttc
700 600 and not So 900 900 as Mr. MchlIh Ha'
stated, were Mr.. OXnaIdd closing comments OIL INC
industry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

WORE DIlMONDs UNDER HIS POROUs PLASTER.
Timothy Donohuc, a customs Inspector had his Sis
picons aroused yesterday by the actions Of Edwaru
lIardt one Of the passengers the saale rom
Bremen. on examination il was found that Hardt had
several pairs OF Diamond and pearl earrings ana
bracelets under porous plaster his buck The lot
Is valued at about 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

Gilmore H. Bates. Of No. 15i East Forts ninth ~.
was an Adams Express Company messenger u the
train Of the New York Scw Haven and Hartford rad
which ran into some ears I'm the Fourth ave. tunnel on
February 20 I-11. when several persons were h!l'd
The safe and lot Of baggage fell Oh Bates. iuJuring
hi, -piuc. lie 1, partly Inraly1'I and his D'iS j.
terribly distorted His BODY has been cncased In
plaster Of Inri, since the ac' dcit and Will have 10
remain 80 for another wear. Bates has hrncIt suit
for ~1J.OuD against the road IN ihr lut"l state
Circuit Court. Judge IAc,ulbr yc.icIdhy IefHs" 4"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
CONTROLLER MYERS PROTESTS VIGOROUSLY.

Controller Myers has written u letter TO the chair
OF the senate Committee on Rai roads fenouncnS
the llucklebsrryn Railroad bill and protesting against
It's passage. lie says that the bill provides for con-
sOdatlOn of all the Annexed District street nlroads
under practically unlimited capi;;l1a which Will
have the effect OF cxenpng for all time the net cara
ings Of the company from taxation by the state But
the worst feature OF the ill., the Controller declares
that IL relieves the company from paving and keeping
In repair the part Of the streets between the track, and
two feet. on either Side. the customary requirement,
also from removing snow and ice. The consolidated
corporation furthermore. Is not restricted to a 3cent
nrc f. there any alton OF the OF speed ~
tho local authorities, and provision l. made for
dspo,ing Of the franchises for roads extensions
at auction. Thc defence that the roads Will no; be
profitable for some years the Controller regards
worthless. lie believe, that they Will be- profitable in
medatcy. lie also argues that the bill Is uncOnsti-
tutlOnal. Furthermore the tUntr Her says. IL dc
liberitey sacrifices the public int rests private
pecuninry advantages. The monopoly which II
Ia private individuals only be exercised IN the
future Ia the dctrimcnt OF the public at large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
IRRIVIL OF rlLL4POOSA sEAMEN.

Lieutenants James X. COg>wel Arthur W. Dodd ana
COrwin T. Rees, Passed Assistant Engineer !. >. n.
Reeves and First Lieutenant of Marines j. +. Maooney
and fory-wo enlisted from the Talapoosa arrived
here yesterday the steamship saae from Bremen
The Tullapoosa was recently condemned and sold ~
Monevieo and the officers and men crossed To Bremen
on the steamship DaImstadt, thence home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME COZ

Washington Mar. 1.-THE supreme Court Of the United
States to-day transacted the following business:
No 2O6 No. 2O7, No. 2OS-The Pope Manufacturing
Company appellant agt the Gormully and Jcnery Manu-
featuring Conpany ct al Argument continued.
No 2O2-Samuel II. Nissan IT al, plaintiff In error
art Henry j. Anderson receiver etc. Argument begun
Adjourned until Monday at II o'clock The day call
Will be Nos 202 go 2ll 2l2 2l6, 2i7 1iiS 1870 (and
1iIGl. 100 and $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
OrdiDary
Eyes

Such as Sam Weller had, will enable any.
body to tell YALE" lock from its many
worthless limitations with small keys.
A sham lock is dangerous sham. To
avoid the bad, and to select the "YALE"
simply examine the Keys. The Key of
every genuine "YALE" lock has "YALE"
stamped on it, which guarantees conven.
i.nce, strength and perfect security.
Sold wherever locks sell,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
NO ONE WAS HARD on THE YOUNG FORGER.

James Brown Potter. merchant at No. 81 Wall-st
left check for S47, signed by himself In his Office
ON January 3. The space for the name OF the payce
was blank Edwin J. Rooney, twenty years Old Nv
ing at No. 1856 West Twenty-sccond-st., who is en-
ployed in the building as clerk and janItor. stOe the
check made it payable 10 bearer and cashed IT, His
guilt was discovered and he was arrested Upon the
request of Mr.. Potter and Of Thomson q Co.. who
had employed Rooney for five years, Recorder Snyth
Yesterday suspended sentence In the case. The young
man will Try 10 enlist in the Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
NEW WORKERS orr EoR CALIFORNIA.

The Pennsylyunla Railroad Company's Personally
Conducted Tour to the Golden Gate on March - Is
filling up rapidly. The roundt1p rate Is only 500
Including railroad fares meals enroute ana side triPs;
Space should be engaged at By applying " TouruS
Agent. No. $40 Broadway. ". Y. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

Empire state Express. via NewYork Central, worlds
record for speed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

The Alumni Club Of Union seminary Will hold puono
meeting at the Columbia Restaurant on March 2l "nen
3. The Ideals Of a Theological Seminary" VIII DE "s
cnsSed by Professor Graham Taylor OF haruo'u o''r
nary Professor Paul Van DYKE OF princeton o",r'
and Dr varrus D. Bncl Of the Theological School Of
t,o Rosfnn University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

Charles Dudley Warren is 10 give a parlor talk on
Prison Reform at the College settlement In Rivins-
ton-st.. Monday evening.