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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-09
Hold oni Dome vast. Him.

On one occasion, in the old TheateE
ROYAL, Dublin, one of the gods. or top
gallery occupiers. made himself particu-
iarly obnoxious to his fellow gods. I"
Immediately, as was usual on such oc-
,asions, there arose the cry ito throw
MIN over.
In answer to this kind suggestion.
gentleman Of an evidently economical
turn of mind shouted back in tones Of
anxiety:
Hold onl Don't waste him; throw
him at fiddler.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-09

but thoroughly and eHecdvely.
They're the original little Liver Pills, these
tiny, sugar-coated ant-bilious granules-the
smallest and the easiest 70 take. One little
Pellet for laxative-three for cathartic.
Sick Headache, Bilious Headache, Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and All
arrangements Of the liver, stomach and
bowels are prevented, relieved, and cured.
Put up in sealed vials-a perfect vest
pocket remedy, always convenient fresh,
and reliable
They're the cheapest pills you can buy Tor
they're guaranteed TO give satisfaction or
the good you get
Can you ask more
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-09
PRICE ONE CENT

reIt IN my face, and led me away with
Kim.
There was no qualreling. People like
the squire and his family never offend
rich people, and lam the happiest Woman
living.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-09

WANTED.-AN ACTIVE NAN for each
Wv section. Eaihry 975 te o1OO, to locally
porafed TO supply Dry Goods ClofninR, shoes,
Jewelry. ETC., to consumers ne cost. Also
Lady OF tact. g larry $40, to enroll members
10000 now e. oiled 600 900 paid inl.-
Association gcreds veil rateda Lock Box go
MsT. E-W
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-09

T OST.-A BLACK AND TAN TER
~ RlRR liberal reward IL returned 10
K, GOLDEN. Annapolis. d2l
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-09
OuerEoaEed and

Ouerlo0ded and
disordered stom-
achs and bowels
don't need a dose
Of physic. That,
with It's violence,
only upsets them
the more. They
need a dose or two
Of DIR. Pferce's
Pleasant Pellets.
That cleanses and
regulates them
mildly and gently,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-09


WEEK. or less. for 30 Cents
II oST.-A BLACK AND TAN TER
e. GOLDEN Annapolis. d2l
II AUNDRESS WANTED FIRST
IL CLASS LAUNDRESS. competent to
undertake Hotel washing. Reference re-
quired. Apply Immediately at Maryland
hotel. do
TAKEN UP ASTRY.-A BLACK
Il STERLING with white marks about tue
neck. The owner can get the same by prov
ing property and p.ying charges. by ap lying
to DENNIS CLAUDE, Annapolis Neck,
NTANTED-A FIRST CLASS COOK
wv for Hotel. Apply TO J. oCONNELLS
HOTEL. Corner Church Street and Church
CirNle. d22w
r osT A LADY's DARK GAUNT.
~ LET KID GLOVE. A reward IL left
at this OH o. d22
TOR SALE.-A PERFECT LITTLE
a. JEWELL. A PETIT BIJoU UPRIGHT
dss ~ v. L. PFEIFFER.
Tor SALE CHEAP. A BABY CAR
IL RIAGE, in good condition, For infor'
nation apply at this Ohice. d2'
WANTED "A GOOD DOG FOR A
wv pst-preference, black and tsn-Collie
or Setter. None esired unless young and of
Q good reed. Addr IS at once, stating terms
b.. Naval Academy. H7w
EOR SALE.-A LOT IN EASTPORT
IL improved by new frame dwelling house
Apply TO JAS. X. BRASHEARS. E-14 w
TOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS
I Apply at No. so Market Street.
TOR SALE A WEBER SQUARE
IL Rosewood PIANO. Seven Octve. Can
be seen at No, 46 Charles street, 1sIIw
EOR RRENT.-TWO SIX ROOM HOUS
IL rs on Washington street extended. Good
yards and water at front door Apply TO DA-
VlD V. MILLER. l2-S.4w.
MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE.
IN1 Suns of 800 and $40. Apply to
10l6w JAS X. BRASHE EARS West st.
TOR REN1.-COTTAGE ON CON-
Il duit Street extended. Apply % Market
Street. 1913
nNE BOTTLE OF TONTI WILL
~ develop the bust five inches in 30 days,
or money refunded price 81 beauties the
complexion; cures consumption, ser stamp
for circular. MRS REED,
$50 sm w, Lexington ST., Baltimore, Md.
AN AGENT OF PUSH WANTED
"A to represent large loan and building
association. Salary and commission paid TO
the right party. Address NORTH AMERI-
GAN SAVINGS ASSOCIA TlON, Commerce
Building, Chicago. Ill 5S
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-09

Subeegibe b the CAII1AL.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-09
WANTS. FOR SALE, &c.

We win insert In this column advertise.
snents OF Wants, For Rent, For sale, Lost,
Foand, &C., not exceeding four lines. ONE
WEEK. or less. for 30 Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-09

II AUNDRESS WANTED FIRST
~ CLASS LAUNDRESS. competent to
undertake Hotel washing. Reference re-
hotel. ds
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01

Mrs. Ellen O'EciH. who recently obtained decree
NJ absolute divorce from her husband, Patrick oNeiH
q uouor.dca!cr OF New York. who Is at present living
at Corona T. J.. has fled an acceptance OF an o'er Vi
81 600 in lieu Of the alimony granted by IN" dccrce'
,rho allowance was $50 mcnul. Before her mar
r,ye she entered into an agreement reinqushing her
dover rights.
Their, was only one death from the giip reported
In Arooklyn Yesterday. and from Influenza Inc
deaths from pneumonia reported numbered SIXTEEN ana
from bronchal diseases. SIX For the five days ~
.ho week there were thirty deaths from brohcm"I
troubles and eeventy-six from pneumonia fcpor"o'
The population Of the city Is estimated oy 'he i'''
Departmen, to BE ss0,7sO.
Daniel Foley. thirty-Gvc years od' an Inmate o'
+le Fatbush Insane Asylum, escaped from Ms keeper
,otcrd,v morning and was afterwaid captured at the
bouse OF his brother, a. No. 90 Green Lane FlooKNh
This IS the fourth escape from the insu'uuoh IN i
month Foley was not considered dang 'rouo patcht
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
IO\l; ISLAND.
BOTH CALLED on TIE T.

ROTH CALLED on TIE GIRL At THE SAVE TINE"
Th1ma, Wynant, of Charlottesville IA small sctuc
,,crt I'm thc town OF NcwtDwn, i In the h"spltil
suGetIng from "A knife wound inflicted by Petcr D.
uol,om also resident Of CE'roitcvllc' lioiSo'n
= confined 10 his home with Injured head caused
hv a brick I'm the hands Of Wynant. The t"o young
mon have both been courtng the same young woihhh'
and their Injuries are the direct nNult ot Il q"'V
cnu.cd by tl,ir both wanting To take the young
,omnu IN a ball that takes place in Winfield tohight
uis. su,e Esmond has received attentions from BON
q the yonng men for some time, and was not sur
pri,ed when they boih called on "uesaaN cNcnli,s;
Nyuaut was second to arrive lie III once ',S.eu
~ Tmo,d 10 accompany him to the ball. liolsom
Ia ,b,i Mis- E.mdud had promised % 20 wlth MN;
Saiu % VA ,cc ,,rsw % loud thahMr Esmond appeared
- ,h nsror iIe opening the front door forced the
III '''V 70 mon into The street. There they had IA
49, ~, S.s E.mOnd witnessed the encounter and
tainted Size recovered in few minutes r and ,c. de
- ,ha v"uns men. Wynants injury Is serious.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
NETWORK CITY.

..,. .,.r,r mailed n handbook contlinln9 ch'c"S
c s,o 900 among lot Of letters Mt the fos.o'"'o on
Wednesday, night. The articles we're ctui"0' W ~
owners yesterday. -
TI.iw,.ule.anuua.ed veterans OF ti r"ei ,'.,
. 'rho,, . Communication OF their pensions on conoto"
y" "',", na 70 this country was granted Will be
.cturncd. The Department mas oe''"'' ~
NOT eligible Immigrant"
rho fnn.ral Of Dr. Frederick Bedford. bro.her o, ~
,. n,.,rict Attorney bedford. who di1d on Noi-
,. ,os+ nj his home No. 80 Fifthave.' We "eia 80
,o,,.v NJ St AIMS Church, In East l"e"'"'' "
,,or,r mass OF requiem was celebrated oS tle "o'
r,,h.r / Clancy. assisted By the Rev William a.
Iackson and the Rev william F. Delaney
with the January num' cr of Romance wich Is
Inst out, the magazine Is in'rca>cu Ill iAo ~
r,,os This number contains seventeen 'oi"P'ec
short stories Writer'S OF England, France -o'""S
, sn.,n es well as Of the United states are repre-
, T., ,ho clearly printed and Attractive looking
.,e ,worr them are Guv de MauplsSant. Grant
,no u.,,i Gr,vlllc. BIornstcrne B!orncn and Fran
co.'s COpper.
pct.r , Welch. Of No II West One-hundred-ah'-
.,or,, cventh St Yesterday received some of tne
c,st tritsr two boxes of Washington navel oiahS7s'
-,own in the salt River valley. Arizona lhey "ec
fully ripcncd and sweet fruit TIE uVeS WIZ
,dantcd in April, 1852 and were two-yearo" oud'
rhor n,antod A few omnges were picked from the
trees year ago
rho Tribune Yesterday received so from oa'"
and SlO from sc. b. C." for the WHO" Oi Ie oVIe'
man whose case described In letter oy ''e HoN
r. Halliday published yesterlay.
The General Term OF the supreme oou'' So'"'"''
,r.o,,d 81 new trial for william F. Dickic, who was
i,.d NJ forgery In the second degree for ming IN
,,tou. authority blank check II the hrn OF kuS
.o,l crcro & SON He the firms bookkecpcY.
The conviction OF Henry Cassin the b'llo'v OF uiC
uo,o, vcndome for stealing box containing Tl2'os
rron tbe hotel cafe september -, 1900 was aNrneo
h the General Term OF the supreme Court YESTERDAY
c,ssin was sentenced 70 imprisonment Tor nine years
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
TIE REV. S. ]. KNAPP RESIGNS.

The Rev Samuel J. Knapp pastor OF the Nooic
Street Baptist Church, has offered MS reNe"""o"
which is to take effect April 1. Mr. Knapp wa
called 70 the church two years ago to succeed the Rev
A G Ciumbart In his letter Of resignation lie says :
After careful and conscientious efforts within TIE pale
Of Gospel work and Gospel preaching ma u I'M
possible for NY ministry among you to biine INC
necessary financial returns to meet cur current cN
penses, and being unwilling 10 lahoF where uei'V'
meets me every few months, therefore rather tiEih
hprden Won hereby tender my resignation OF the
ma astorae Of this church. take effect April l. lSv2
When the pastor seen at his home he saiu mS
relations with his congregation were of the most po'
ant character but the removal of many Of the pc PIE
NJ the church TO other parts Of the city had ten
dency To reduce the attendance OF the church. 40
NOT object tp this - mucl.' said he bn. Wren !
lave 10 stop every now and then in my licwOrK oi
fhc Cospel to beg t. meet running
eexncnses feel that | In the wrong fel
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
DJSJrBRANCE Az A COAL NINE.

Carbondae. Penn, Dec ~ (spcciaIl'-h 'hreo-
cornerd fight between a coal company, its employees
and its creditors IS on here and there Is likely to be
trouble Frisbc & Co. had just finished large ad-
dton TO their collcry when they failed, owing their
employcs several thousand dollars. besides owing tho
contra who built the breaker for their work As
there WAS no likelihood Of the latter getting ther
money. they appeared before d"ybFcak 'his norn'hs
md hcoa, the demolition OF the breaker. They had
done little before an angry crowd OF hborers gathered
When they saw pieces Of the coiory buildings being
drawn away they were indignant. and for "A tune An
lncipint riot gave the carpenters thorough scare
The workmen forcbly prevented the removal OF the
scales and announced that they should not oo 'a@en
away until their wages were forthcoming Inc ea
-. an.,r arove ,he men hack and continued the
destruction OF the building. drawing 1t on the iAp'
in
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
NEW DK .

A SMALLPOX PATIENT ~ \ CROWDED CNh
An Italian about eighteen years old eht'ro" "''
Orange and Newark horse car YESTERDAY morning aiu
,o,< a SCAT The car was flied with women. DAD
on the car noticed hat the Italians face was covered
with blo,chcs 1t Centre Market the Italian got OF
the car and entered the public d>prhNary lie sara ne
had the smallpox ard had been advised 10 90 |" inc
dj,ucn, ,a,v a. hc would then not be sent TO inc PsV
lcrlsc Health Onccr Lchllach Snd an "in'cr hi'a
c,n searching for the Italian ard t!at the atpr ''H
Loo. ,ft..d ~ n. Italian friends to le'Ne ID" 'IN'
Lut he wa, ~ SICK that he decided hist 10 H'pp Al e,
Il, rrn.ar, and get medicine. \ report ha' bccn CIR
,I ted In th, l'alian tenement quarters tif "ich n
na,ict', case gris desperate ~ lie p~tho"'e nc J.
5inothcrcd.
The Eoari Of WorlS Yesterday announced IohS nN'
= partisan removal, and appointments In the de
n.rncut, under the control of the Board FiitF tce
n.y appolnncrts or, made. and ifll five o' the on
.r,poy.,. all Democrats. ar retained; TIE Ntp'r
,.eit. are almost who'll cicair1 ot kcpuHl..iL' u,
,be .,,lnn ~ The Board. Pnor to the es'abE E'hnie
1 30 lIo,,d Tho A4ucduct Department Vac hlh
,,rtl,,p and rort4iu"d about cGAl nnnirr OF I'e
publican, aud Democrats.
Tho U.y ,;coryr nuohi,ch who has been pastor l"'
,co, ,rar. II the FIRST German Bdptl't 'frN h'A
,.r,' uird /, o,ll 10 Phllsdcphil
u.r., ". posted H. tho fibre depattmeit oi inc
Fdis,n General Electric Lamp Works In iiafr.-pl,
L. nj $50 O'Clock last nGat- that the a 20 une.'
,,o.ld =. c,n-cd down. The 100 err ~ th' "'pHrt
IN, ~ u-.pnrc ,lc nhrc for ~" lamp hubS, ana eMn
80 -, ~ l., SO per vccs. hau, Ol item hhNr he-n
,,,nvod In th.e branch II work ever since the l''Wr
wa started and they I've In Harrison N""'nS anu
NcHurG
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.

MOUNT vERNON.-Thc grip" has taken hr'"
hold on the peopl, in this Town. Two wei KNOW" '','
dent, died on Wednesday, one OF whI'h Wa L'', w
raleti,na A wealthy Cuban who lived on 'r's'f I'm"
He WA, nf,y year, old. and had been SICK Il" u''
ONLY. His funeral will t1hc P.ar" al noon ""'!'
other death was that Of George II. Camc'oh re-"
,,. h,ol,r and ,uclnnecr. who died al no. 10 West
r,,,ut, first 4 New York. lic htI been SICK OILY
three day, and pneumonia set In "n Tnc''aN WIN ''''
.,.sult, lie WAS of the best known business men
in W.,tch-tcr County. ana had horr "i irl.l'. ne
80. , Er,r Mason and "A mcnbct OF bethlehem 'oil-
n,.udrr, of Knight, rcmpll. The "gilp haH pr
.ni,J ;eelf In >, yeIa forms but pneumonia seems 10
lJe thc most pIcv aiclt tcNu 1. - J"'r,c " -. "
Iau Ar,dalc Icccuth elected, VIII pVc dinner ~ ~ a
number Of his friend, TO night Al lS'ch llVci. r.N
tr,.nt John Hrrry. the leading dry goods nerchAut
~ thi, place. viii preside covers VIII be hu io,
about seventy guests ana u" '"Vcr9 VIII po tt
Al - p. m. There VIII ~ " y P""'""''O '' ~
speeches, etc.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
A SCRAMBLE FOR BASEBALL PLAYERS.

A SCRAMBLE FOR BASEBALL PLAYERS.
NEw.YoRK SEEMS TO BE GETTING THE WORST
OF IT-PlTTsBURG CLAIMS LYONS
The scramble for desirable baseball PLAYERS Is almost
as keen as il was during the late rebellion, and tie
New-York club seems to be getting the worst OF IT,
Tho Pi,tburg club Yesterday made formal claim for
Lyons the excellent Thru who has been select
e,i to take the place occupied by Bassctt and Denny
last year.
Manager Powers was seen last night ara sad that
Pttsburcs claim prepo 'terous and would not Dc
listened to except under certain conditions. Lyons
was assigned to The New York cu5 at the recent peace
corfc ence at indianapolis said he. There IS no
doubt about onr kccpng Lyons. who. by the way Will
prove to b. the bet hid baseman the Ncwiork club
ever had There is one condition under which We viii
allow Lyons TO 60 10 Pltsburg. II they will exchange
Catcher Farrell for Lyons. then the Newlok club VIII
make no Objections
Richardson telcgraphs from his homo at Elmra
that he thinks that he ought to have something To
4y about where he viii play next season Richardson
believe, that he will lie allowed to play with the
New.Yoyk club d. ne saws that his contact with the
Wacners provides for playing in the Philadelphia
Athletics and not in Washing gtOn. lie Is ready and
willing 10 perform his part OF the contract. lie had
nothing 10 do with dsbandng the Athletics, and
making it impossible for him u carry out his purpose
OF payIng with that club. He has taken lesal
advice on the matter and has doubt that he Is
occupying tnablc ground. He doesn't wnTt tn PLAY
with I've Senators Of courSe the League manage
neqt could distribute the payecs, bt arbitrary action
in such matter would not he expected. lie therefore
believes that some understanding Will be reached ty
which he will be assigned 20 New orh
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
STANDARD INSTRUMENTS OF
Unequaled Excellence.
BEHR BROS.
GRAND AND p1 MOS
UPRIGHT - S1ooN0Ss
WAREROONS:
BEHR BROS, HALL, 81 5th.aye.. New-York.
SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT OF NEw.YoRK THURSDAY, DEC. 81. 1891.
ARRIVED
Steamer Nevada (Brl Cushing Liverpool Dec 10 Queens
town ~ with and passengers 10 Underhil Co.
seamrr az * * rpsna an Foss Newcastle 90 days
last to TnSn Eye SO 4 CO. po. vu ., s,v. in sa,., :.
steamer Alexander III DAN, R.oe Dartmouth Deca
steamer Apollo r sykes Antwerp Dec IL. with mdss
SPHssT@p sssmeT fpSSh won B Jcsou Tener Dec M via
port News ballast 10 Bowrngt Archibald Arrived at the
ps B Leg TTsd via TsPahs y ma ,I with II %sse
Steamer Hudson kenble New Orleans with ndse and pas
Steamer Old D"mnlon Couch Richmond Ci-y Point and
Norfolk mdse passengers 10 Old Dominion Ss Co.
Manhattan Brags Portland with mdse and
Steamer ii NJ Whitney Hallett. with
steamer city Of New Bedford Biober Fan River to Borden
steamer Amos Barstow. Corwin. Providence.
SUNSET Wind At sandy Hook. light y; fair.
AT City lsland-lght, NV; clear
Arrived Yesterday
and passensers to 0efchs & Co Arrived 80
steamer Algonquin Mckee. Jacksonville and Charleston
with ndsc and passengers To Wm p clyde d Co
and Tsrssr passenseTs S,'S Gt to / Walker
CLEARED.
steamer Caledonia CBr McOmbe London Henderson Bros
steamer Auan. Br Walker. Liverpool via oueenstown-
steamer Caaila (BrI Powers Sharpness Wright
Steamer Colorado lBr Abbott, mall5s 5sanae1:Oa % % = Son
ellis CITY lrl Gore. Bristol Ca
steamer Tingyalla DAM iaub, SteD copenhagen, &c
FunclL Edge & Co.
ss Aay M FRI % NEGs
Cleaner Obdanl (Dtch, Baker Rottcrlam-Funch Eyc
steamer Tarrasona ,Br Kinmond Rotterdam winOhs-
steamer Nederland (Besl Ehoa. AntwerpPeter Wright
oas OBJ wrss s5y. HS,ss s:as'r
steamer FINANCE Zolliug, Rio Jsneiro Para &c via New
steamer Colon henderson, Coon-Pscihc Mail Sc Co.
steamer Andes (Br. Williams. Kingston. &c-Pm FOrwooA
steamer Pierce. Cenuegos via st Jago and Mas
Jas War x Go. ,
steamer Trinidad Br Fraser, Bermuda-A Outerbridgs
steamer Morgan CITY, Gardner. New orIeansJohn vas
steamer Algonquin Mckee Charleston and Jacksonville
Steamer civ OF Atlanta Dole Point. va-old Domin.
steamer Roanoke Hulphers Norfolk and Newport News-
steamer Xlsenborn Lewis Bal,i@ors-H G Poster
steamer II + Dmock, Berry. Boston-H Dinock
ship MaIaurin. oakes, Hong Kons-Pendieon Carver .
Sh,p Otto GER, Bremers Marseles Theo Ruger Co
ship Thomas Hgard (Brl. Richards liverpooiJ Parkes
BARK Pilgrim Bacon. sydney, Nsw-Arkeil Douglass.
raw la Marsaa Hamburg Elmyie 3ndon Nomadic and
Colon caracas. Laguayra; Santiago Cienuegos Trinidad
Bermuda.
Also saicd-va Long Island Sound
Steamer Cottage CITY, for Portland
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERs
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON Dec 3l-Saile, steamer Ebc (Gcr). voa
Go.sse from Bremen hence Tor New.Sors;
| ron from Liverpool hence for New York;
Arrived r,ritannc Br Smith, from New.York On
'P RorfKRpaM Dec STARVED werkendam DtchA
Banker, from New York
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
-ur ,r.rYIAyD CUB N NEW HOME.

baltimore. Dec 81 Speciall.-The members OF tle
s,arv,and Club left the In possession OF the historic
IA c,pb. house at O'Clock this morning Gco'ee way
turnod the key in the lock for The last cihe ana
r,v n, the members who had cracked parthG Oo'ue
% vine In the old house. proceeded to the new inDe
,,,dioc at Clres and Eager sts. and took their h's'
,c.kfast there Tonight the members are Welcoming
A.. ,.w wear I'm the new home. The new building
30. becun on April =, 1890. and finished on December
1shl. II cost Sl5O,OO0 OF those VINO s'af'eu 'he
Maryland Club in 1857 only five s'e LETT 1ney are
pohest Dennson, DR.. William H. De Courcy' ONO H.
wil,ems John i. Morris and Robert O. Honmah' '"'
MARYLAND Club is the second Oldest social ciuO IN e
Inlicd States, giving precedence only to the oh'oh
1y,,b of New York City. 1t was organized III "N
,e6z The first president was Je:omc Napoleon boha
,.rte the son OF Prince Jerome Napoleon, King Of
westpha!ia and the father OF Charles j. Bonapar-e:
For one year the club occupied the house anohihs s
od ouarier, where Gilmore Meredith the present prcSi-
dsot of the organizations lives III 1898 the cuo
removed 10 the building which ii has Just vacated III
1870 Samuel W. smith, grandson Of samuel W. smith
~ revolutionary fame, succeeded Mr.. Bonaparte ~
president In 1870, James X. Barney sranssoh Oh
Commodore Barney, succeeded him until 1879, "nen
Otho H. Williams, q grandson Of General ONO III ~
WILLIAMS. was elected 10 the once 10 As'' "ii
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
ELIZABETH.

Jogcph Brcnnan Il lettcrcaricr, CALAMITY saved the
Nfe OF IN eight ycarold orphan girl yesterday Hc
was passing through finest and heard somebody cry
ing. IIclpl she Is drowning and cannot save
how brennan dashed into the yard Of the house
NO. 146 Finest. owned by Michael Doren. who is a
feeble old mnn, and found him leaning over a
cstcrn. I'm which he said his adopted daughter had
i,len The body had sunk beneath the surface. but
urenn,n nuch xiv threw his mailbag aside, plunged int
thc cieteru and IN q moment brought 10 the surface
,ho nearly inanimate form uf the girl. she VA,
"Ic,Iv o lifted ont and carried into the house, whcr,
~, u,iyhhor, srt to work to rc-u>catc her. and hei
eNor,s proved successful
Ms AIbiia f. Brlith, widow oi colonel kllhu Brit
a., ord one Of tic cstkn0Wn women In Elizabeth.
,md Yesterday III the age Ui -Vcnti 81. Mr.. Blit
,I VA :, member OF IN -aI itarN Cpnms i0a during
~ w. r vii war and wa> prominently connected with the
.fnr,s made 10 support the famlie, Of soldiers who
were AZ the front She va. nac oi IN founder oi t
io for Axed Women. in EliZabc tn. and 70:
ra,rma,, of The House Committee Of that lsttution.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
PLANFIELD.

ONE TtT DEAD AED TWO BADLY HURT.
one u.au ! 4 his lifr AMI two NOR, we're seriously
hurt by tao fall Of scaHoline at Bcrtlcy Heights,
hamlet ylnc Il few miles north of Painhcld on
Weinc~fay afternoon. DuIn- tie tornado that -w'pt
over northern New -Jcrscy few week. the Bcrley
Hotel wa, blown down. IN" contractor in charge Cf
The workrcn who have been rebuilding IL i, cil BOch
During the gale on Tuesday afternoon brS'h ana
workman NAMED John k!oph ascendci t. n scaii0iins
in AN exposed position kOph pr tested that The
uaftrm was insecure but Brock laughed at his fears
Inst before dusk gust of wind wrcuchcd thc s'hloii
loose from It's fns;"n.ngs ana hurled IN 10 tie sr!ud
,,c.th.r v,i,h fhr men npou II Brock and KlOph
were knocked eon.c.css by the fall. and -ustand
.crious inuic~. $cth.r vii dc The falling scai ~
oislndr.d "A ladder erected against the sdc 81 the
hotel and this struck an Italian helper named Antone
Sucela upon Tie head The uIfoi itunatc man Skill
was fractured and he lived but f." minutes.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
GAVE 70 PRINCETON, INSTEAD OF UNION.

Baltimore Dec. 3l.-By the will of John T. DC
sellum. 0. Rockville, property valued at $2l.OOo goes
saws The American to the Princeton Theological
seminary II is stated that Mr.. DE Sellnhl hi"dc d
viii come time ago leaving his property to the tnoh
Thcolog,cal Seminary, but when the VIII was read ~
w,s found thst he had altered IL short time before
his death bcqueathing the property to Princeton Ihe
donor had taken deep interest In the discussion over
Union seminary and when tho Prcsbytcry OF Washing
,on 70 which he belonged passed resolutions directed
against Professor Briggs and Union seminary, lie De
cdcG TO leave his property 10 an institution vi "hoee
orthodoxy there WAC no DOUBT
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01

Lansing Mich, Dec 3l.-Ihc coh'ml'co "PPo'n'cu
IN investigate tie conduct Of cA secretary oi stat"
,er r,ade a, c.baustlve report this morning. find
,g that sonc- had distributed contrary to law, %:
volumes. costing the state 9idi3 lie made purchases
q, folding beds. sprinsS. mattresses, rugs towels
banlcts. typewriter, and desks to the amount Of
.oai al of which is declared unnecessary and cx-
trayagan, There /; practically no evidence showing
thai he has procd personally by these purchases or
received any money for distributing u'o ooohs t@e
49,. h,t fcv Iott,,. found showing that state funds