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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
Petersburg.

PETERSBURG. Va. Feb. G.-AIIss Freemen
OF Norfolk and Miss Blow OF Sussex county.
who have been on "a visit to Mrs. ". u. Rag
land. have returned homo.
Miss Bessie Compton. OF Washington, d.
c.. is on u visit to the family Of Mr. David
Dunlop. on Friend street.
Miss Isabella marlborough, of Dinwiddie
county. is on a visit u friends IN Petersburg.
Mrs. John Donnan and Miss Kirby smith
have gone to Washington, ID. o., to visit
friends.
Mis- Mamie Martin. of Portsmouth, is on
a visit 10 friends IN this city.
Major +. 4. DeBarry, superintendent of
the eastern division of the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad Company. was among the wis.,
tors 10 the city this week
DIR. John Herbert Claiborne and wife. who
have been spending same days at Old Point,
have returned home.
Mrs. X. Il. Matterson. who has been under
the treatmet. of DR.. Hunter Mcclure. in
Richmond. for the past three months, has
returned TO the city fully restored TO health.
Mrs. DR.. j. X. Woodley. OF Portsmouth. is
ON a visit 10 her mother, Mrs. j. w. Butter.
worth. on BollngbrOok street.
Miss Annie Robinson and sister. who have
been visiting friends in Petersburg, have re-
turned home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
Abingdon.

ABINGDON. Va. Feb. 5.-The young ladies
German Club of Abingdon gave a grand leap
year german and supper last night at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Il. p. Trigg. The foiIowing
couples were present: Miss Jessie mhi.e;
Abingdon. with p. M. Fry. OF Bristol lea
the german; Miss Mary Jones. Pulaski, va.
with w. Crockett. Wytheyille; Miss Mary
McGiu. Pulaski. va. with W. Il. White, Al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
Al Upright Piano, sIGO.

Slightly used: rs octayes: modern case. du.
liability guaranteed. Call at once.
WALTEE ID. Moss Il Co.
1908 Main STRAIT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
DanyIlle.

DAsyIILy, Va, Feb. CA most charming
reception was that given last Tuesday even
ilR by Dir. and Mrs. II. w. Ferrell ut their
L9sp.table homo on Main street to their son,
III 1honsr Neal Ferrsll, aud his bride. for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

THE RIcHMoSD TINES HAs II MOST PR
FECTED MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT. IHk MOST
EFFICIENT coHFs OF RRPoRTERs AND EDiTOEs.
THE BEST FACILITIES FOR GETTING THE NEWS or
TIE WORLD FRESH EVERY DAY AND TIE LARG-
xsr CORPS OF CORRESPONDENT OF y NEWS
PAPER IN TIE SOUTHERN STATES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
THE REALMS OF GAYETY.
4 WEEK OF SOCIAL BRTLLfANCE.
Tho we.tmoreland Club Rcception-A scene
OF Gorgeous Bcauty-Deiightfui
Teas and Other Events.
HERE is one jewel in

q IlLItL 10 CA' JS"N 80
, every crown rarer than
all the rest, and 80 in
every week we find one
event o%utshining all
the others in its gu
preme brilliency, the
one which girls upon
their return in the
wee sma' hours"
talk over in excited
whispers as they SIT,
Turkish fashion, upon
the floor. brush IN
hand. and flowing
tresses; the one that
for days after is dis
cussed broadly az the
reception with no
yaguenessi in the mean-
ing Of that reception,
however many other
such occasions had sur
rounded 1t, the one
which for the nonce
makes youth, maturity
and old age smile
one smile of univer-
sal delight, promising
no differences OF line
"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
SOCIETY In THE STATE.
. 1,eHr oAr AND MESEr WEEK.
s.,,., Gatherings throughout tho Common
reaith- Germans, Parties and "'''p'o"'
,he order Of tho Dsy-Fer'on"'''
'IYvouBuRo. Feb. 3.

H.N ~ ~
HE ~Lynchburg Cor
man Club gave their
January german nj
Ca,isthenic HAN last
Thursday night. it
WAS largely attended.
brilliant aud enjoy
able. Mossrs. w. IL.
Stepioe and NJ. j.
Davis were the leaders.
The usic was fur
nished bv Antonio
Curci0's band, and
was unusually fine.
ON Fuday,tho evening
following. the Misses
Adams gave an at
I.n.an ia honor OF
their guest Miss sious-
sat. OF Washington, u
@. Both parlors ana
dining were emp
orateiy decorated WIN
choice flowers and
"tropical plants ana
lighted by o
...." ""|#. o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

Ny feet were swollen twice their natural
size with govt. K. ). Lyle cured me IN TWO
days by MaSsage.E'opp hh;ls9elnhia. Cali on
Lytle, 403 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

THE SUNDAY EDITION or The TIMES IL
STEADILY BROWNING IN POPULARITY. ILksoNs
WISHING IT CAN HAVE IT MAILED TO THIN
ruRouaaour TIL COUNTRY FOR sl.s0 POSI-
PAID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

Avoid all risk with a stubborn cough by
using Mt once DR.. ID. Jayne's Expectorant. A
sure remedy for all coughs and colds, and
we'll calulated to exert Il beneficial influence
ON tbs lungs and throat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

Massage Don't suffer with Neuraigis
Rheumatism or any kind OF pans H. D.
Ivtie. l03 east Main street. can cure you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

CALFSNEN TO SELL BY SAMPLE OUR
= MONEY ORDER SYSTEM 10. retail NOR
chants. sgO a month in II for live salesmen.
Previous experience not necessary. Address
MERCHANTS MONEY ORDER COMPANY.
Cincinnati. Ohio. fel-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND FIRE WANTED
I'm Richmond bv refined lady. 81 a week.
T.. s. C., Hopedale, Gotham postoiice. Va;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

WANTED. TO RENT a ICE FRONT ROOM
" FURNISHED OR UNllht.ohLp' TO TWO
terms moderate. Address, O9 NORTH FIFTH
STREET. lcp--t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

CIGN WRITER WANTED-WANTED A
- voung man sixteen 10 eighteen years Of ago
With some knowledge OF sign writing TO write
show cards. Address =. D. Box si5. fej
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

Miss Barton, OF Barton Heights. gave a de-
lightful Entertainment on Tuesday evening IN
honor OF Miss Alice King, of Brooklyn. The
bracing drive across the hills 20 this charm
ing suburban homo was not one OF the least
pleasures Of the evening. Some of those
present were. Misses Alice King Harrison.
Lucy Day, Columbia Hayes, Ross. Mrs. Lamb,
Miss Graham. Mes rs. Shields. Cabell,
Gaines. Mayo. Haskins. Davenport. Lee, Bur-
we'll, Wiley, Moncure. holland, Ialley, Nalen-
tine, Rufin. Mosely, Harrison, Gray. Gibson
and Tucker. After dancing a beautiful
%cotillon. which was led by Mr. holland, a
sumptuous repast was enjoyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

uvANTFD-TO EMPLOY SEVERAL FIRST
w CLASS SOLICITORS Good pay. Apply 20
"rHT UNITED BANKING AND BUILDING
COMPANY s2l east Main street.
ia ~ fsufm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
FOR DYSPEPSIA.

Indigestion. and Stomach disorders, uso
BROWN's IRON BITTERs,
All dealers keep II. 81 per bottle. Genuine hss
knde-mark and crossed RED Lines ea wrspper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

VTANTFO-TO LEND SEVERAL SUMS
w from siOO TO 600 on. REAL ESTATE
O.. . nor cent. J. W. ANDERSON.
Ia IN 81 north Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

THr WEEKLY TINES OF LAST WEEK WAS A
VERY ATTRACTIVE NUMBEB. But THERE WE'RE
SO MANY CALLS FOR COPIES or IT THAT Il
EDITION HAS Brrv ENTIRELY EXHAUSTED.
LOOK OUT FOR THIS WEEKS: Or LEr Us sENp 1T
TO YOU REGULARLY, Postpaid, FOR Il fEAR.
=. is wonderful how quick II. s. Lytle re-
lioves your pains. Magnetic Massage. fO3
cast Main street.
Massago-R. S. Lyle. iO3 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

NITANTED-AT ONCE. A. YOUNG GIRL,
w neat and tidy. % DO light housework;
good wages raid 90 one who suits. Adress L.
I. L., care Times Office. ie'-4S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

NvANTED-FIVE LIVE MEN TO SELL 10
w TER CENT PREFERRED STOCK IN
GOOD COMPANY; good commission. state
where can be seen. Address j. b. d.. this office.
fe1-td
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

VTANTED-AN ACTIVE OR SILENT PART
w NER in n paying retail country business
with carital Of 5000 or 5000. Busmes $4,000
q year. and can be doubled. References OK
changed. Address, BUSINESS. Palmyra. Va.
caro- Postmaster. te33t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

VrANTTD-YOUR ADDRESS. FREE TRIP
w TO california and $50 per year free 20 all
stsument plan. Guaranteed by bond: we do all
r%ianting. cultivating and labor; will sell only 4
few acres n these terms TO advertise the prop
ertv. Write Waller j. hAlMOND, Dayton,
Ohio felt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

DOOMs WANTED, on cHUkCH Hill, BY
ing. Address ROOMS. care OF ZINES. 10 ut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

w twenty-one. a POSITION AS TRAVELLING
SALESMAN for DRY GOODS and NOTION
TRADE. Can sell goods. Highest city refer
ences. Fully experienced. Address MOTIONS.
care TINES. e'-it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

UTANIED-TO RENT A NICELY FUR
w NISHED ROOM on third iioor, southern
EXPOSURE. with board. Apply TO Mrs, slMP-
KIN. IO5 east Grace street. le'IE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

NTANTED-BY A LADY. A POSITION AS
w VISITING TEACHER. or would receive
PUPILS At her residence, 10 10 taught any OK
the following branches: English. Mathematics.
French. Music. Drawing and Painting. Refer
encos exchanged. Address Miss ). -, Letter
Carrier -. j" 9-thosu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

WANTED SQUADS PARTIES HAVING
w them for sale will 10 paid highest cash
prices: all communication Will receive prompt
attention. Address +. y. Box 2j2. Manchester.
IA. fe24t.tu.thu.s a,su'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

NXTANTED-A GIRL PART OF THE DAY TO
w CLEAN HOUSE. Must be capable, hon.
est and respectable. Good wages. Bring refer
ences. t. west Cary street. tei-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

A WITH 5000 OR MORGAN LEARN
4 SAFE AND PAYING INNLsIMENl IN
an FSTABLIsHED CITY hlSiNESS. Address
with real name CORPORATION. 10 S-ot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

foord. Nellie Carmichael. Laura Caring
ton. Gussie Daniel. Maria Blair, MAY Leo
Helen Rutherford. Judith ps UaIrl RssSn
Frances Scott. Martha Baeoy' Iaaa na5Gg'
Kate Wallace, Mary Williams, Mary Thomas.
Lou Adkins, virgie Brock, Louise Brsnasr'
Carrie Campbell. yirgie CABOT. Lizzle Iownes'
Nellie Rogers, Juliet Powers. Luhe Io"ersi
Carrie Moore; Bessie Hill, ANNE ufey Snu
many Others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

NVANTED-A FIRST CLASS MAN TO So
w LICIT FOR A BENEFICIAL ORDER.
Address H. 5. c., TDIEs office. 70 7-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

"vANTFD-RFIIABIF AND ENERGETIC
w AGENTS TO SOLICIT SUBSCRIPTIONS
10 the Canital Stock o fIllE NEWPORT MEMS
BUILDING COMPANY. Plan new and attrac-
,han by aay other building company Ia the
field. Tor terms and prospectus Apply 10 or adj
dress I. y. ROUI1. General Agent, No; si east
Main street, Richmond, Va. lalv-tu',hssaim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16
NEWARK.
4 Young WIFE HELD II DURESS.

A YOUNG WIFE HELD IN DbhEN''
In the Orphans Court Yesterday Judge MIN
natrick issued "A rule ordering owen Kane 10 SHo"
cause why letters Of guardianship. issued To MN d.
Guardian Of Mrs Anastatia Carey should not DC re-
voked Mrs. Carey is only seventeen years oii' one
WIS formerly Miss Tevln and was clandestnciy hl'"-
rid 10 Joseph Carey, nineteen years old, Oh FEBRUARY
% Both Carey and his young bride are homai
Catholics. but thcy were married by colored Jusuce
- the Peace Miss Tcvlin was an 'rpasa and llved
in st Vincents Academy. She Is heir TO ABOUT
$4,000. left by her father who died six weeks ago.
When Father Cady learned Of the marriage he mp
piled 10 the courts to have guardian appointed io
the Young wife. lie said that the marriage was
Illegal and that the couple should never live together
Al present Carey Is vilg at his mothers home and lis
VIII, is living with the family Of Kane, who was ap
poln,cd GUARDIAN In her petition presented 10 the
cour. yesterday Ms. Carey asked Tor Inc re'oca'""
Of the letter II guardianship granted 70 Kane ole
uvers that She is detained against her Will r the Kane
house that she cannot enjoy the society .. hei NJ
band and that her religious duties are llerfcrea "h
hy The detention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16
M SINFoc IN THE SENATE.


Washington March l5.--In The Senate today Mr.
Berry introduced bill for the adjustment Of the rights
Of the Indians in the Indian Territory, VITA view Of
having that Territory admitted a state Referred
Mr. Morgan introduced biz 10 increase the facilities
Of the Po~tonce Department for obtaining the use
Of buildings for postoicc purposes and explained II
provisions 1t proposed he said, 10 interest private
capital and private enterprise In the construction Of
p, 1ofce buildings long terms Of lease and to have
L1ed a maxmum rate of rental. the buildings 10 be
N all respects according TO the plan, ard specifications
TO be approved by the Po-tnastcT-Genera II was
rforred 10 the POstOiicc Committee.
Mr.. Co1uitt introduced a bill. which referred
10 the judiciary Committee TO provide salaries i'r
United States Marshals. United states Attorneys and
Clerks of and District courts, and t. regulate
fees Of J'nit'd States Deputy Marshals and Circuit
Court Commissioners.
Mr. Vest stated a bill was now pending in the
states District Attorneys. and that bill fixing the
fees OF United States Marsllas wa now uhder con
alteration by the Attorney General.
Mr. PETER Introduced BILL which was rcierroa ."
the Finance Committee to regulate the value OF certain
coins and pieces Of money. and to give to all SORTS OF
current money the egalt quality and to prohibit
and prevent discrimination In favor Of gold coin or
bullion money.
The West Virginia DircctTax bill was taken up a.
the special order and on motion Of Mr. Faulkner Wa
postponed till Tuesday, IN the hope mat Hir;;
Morrfll may then be able 20 attend. ne aoden ul't
Mr.. Morrill, had been telcphOned 10 10 that ehcct -
as 10 rcieve his mind Of all nneasipeNs IN inc natnr
The bill for the relief Of certain settlers on uc
public lands who had void entries came up a. the
next special order, and on motion OF VII. D0ph WIS
postponed I'LL Thursday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16
HE HAD FLIR1ED WIFI Mss WEYGAyr.

Tho body OF Hattie weygant who died on sunday
morning at the Ninth Street Hotel in East Ninthst,
was sent the home Of her parents at Newburg yes
terday.
Implicated I'm her death went to the Coroner's Office
shortly before noon and gave himself up. In his
statement lac said that he a medical student at
the New-York homeopathic College. All he knew
about the case that he met the weygant girl On
Third-av elevated train in December. 1891, In
little Irritation" lie saw her on The street once
afterward. Gillingham positively denied having gwen
her any prescription advising her about taxing
medicine OF any kind. ,,,
The Inquest will be held this morning at 10 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16
HORACE 3. CLlFLIY POST MIKES MERRY.

Horace u. Clanin Post, No. 51S. q. A. r. gave
mound party and sociabe- at Harlem Turn Hall,
In ehundred Twenty fourthst. near Third ave.'
last night admission to which was obtained by pre-
senting pound of anything from soap to diamonds.
Among the singular entrance fees presented at the
box Office were "a pound OF chestnuts two pounds Of
evil spirits tightly corked, and several pounds OF bad
characters Chinese laundry tickets. The drum and
fife corps of the post which has recently been orga-
lied with George Edward Harrison major In
attendance. variety programme was given ard
was greatly enjoyed. Among those present weio
Leonard J. HAS, Walter Dull, George Dyer, Milton
s. SURE DIR. George F. Morgan, j. A. Tinker, Michael
Gold Andrew J. sutton, +. b. A. Miller Charles W.
Brewster, J. Church, g. Bainton, Richard Garland.
Charles Bailey George Bainton J. IL. Crooks, j. st.
Clair Maclean, Ferdinand BOehmer. c. ID. Booth,
3 ] Atkinson Joseph Murphy, John H. Hunter,
william S. Hughes, Jacob t'ervey, Thomas HARRISON
William Gausebers and William ii. Thompson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16
EIIZARE"TU.

Miss Gabrielle Mannay has brought suit for
a1o 900 damages against DR.. Edward d. Frost we'll
known dentist. for breaking her jaw In December,
1890 while trying 10 extract decayed tooth. Miss
Mannay says she has suffered intensely from the IN
Jury since, and consulted specialists IN Ne"ioH' Oly
who informed her that her jaw was ruined. she Is
- dourhier Of Eugene Miannay, IA welLknown dealer
in French pcrrImery. for many years in New-lork
CITY, The family live at No. $40 Washington ave.
Dr. Frost has been for several years in business and
has large and lucrative practice his patrons being
among the best people OF the city. He last
ngbt and said he Intended b fight the issue to the
end and denied that he broke the jaw.
The spring meeting OF the Northern New-Jersey Con-
ference o, the CONGREGATIONAL Church held yes
tcray I'm the First Congregational Church OF Elizabeth
The attendance Of delegates large. Among the
clcrgymcn present were the Rev. j. L. scudder, Of
Jersey O,ty: the Rev. Or. England the Rev Charles
t. Goodrich OF Planheld, and the Rev c. II. Patton
~ Westdeld The Rev. DR.. William Hayes Ward, Of
Newark yyns moderator, and the Rev. l.. W. Hainer
az Newark the scribe Of the conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16
PATERSON.

THE CHANGES IN THE CITY GOFERNNhNl'
Politicians anxiOusy awaiting omcial cop'e> Vi
the new laws passed by the recent Legislature ""
the announcement OF their signature by the Gov
ernor Office holders Just now scarcely KNOW W'eter
,cr head, are on their shoulders or In the basket
under the guiotinc set up during the Late reign Vi
terror at Trenton. The main features OF the important
measures revoluionizng the government OF Paterson
Camden and Trenton are, however, KNOWN. i"o
pubuc Works bill passed for the benefit Of the Tren-
ton Democrats who have Mayor OF uat lAi'"'
enormously increases the power OF the Republican
Mayor 81 Paterson at the expense Of the BOaru Oh
Aldermen also Republican, The Mayor Is TO appoint
the five Commissioner, OF Public WORKS. not more
than three 10 De Of any one party, anu one Win ~
ont Of Office each year. This boaM VIII DC 'eH"u
with fine control Of streets and sewers, now vested
in the Board of Aldermen and will appoint the street
euncrintcndent CITY Surveyor, and several other
,l,,eholder, formerly named by the Aldermen Inc
Mayor instead OF the Aldermen, will have the ap-
poiunent Of the City Clerk, Treasurer, Controller
Counsel and Receiver Of Taxes.
Interest centres mainly In the e." ION as 10 WHO
will b, named rs Commissioners OF ..Nlc Works.
Commissioners Of Education, and Police Commissioners
under the new laws. The Education Commission o'.'
pr,yie. for eeht Comm -ioners one from each ward
d,.placn the present elective Board Of Education Two
from each ward. The Police Commission VIII DC an
entirely new body, and will exercise the coh'iol {"
TINT department, now vested IN the Aldermen INC
Is
Police Justice Van Cleyc. the Democratic appolntoe
If tho Governor has already picked out the otAer
two in the persons OF Assembly man John +. sh'h
and Alderman James II. Fcency The knowing ones
.v that exstnte senator John Maon and Christopher
Kelly viii be the Mayors two Democratic appoinVts
on the Board OF Public Works, that Alderman Johh
Macdonald will be one of the Republican Police Com
nis,ioners and that President Arthur b. Pearce OF me
present Board Of Education will be made one VI the lie"
school Board - ~. c,ot,. ,rLo hovo
Meanwhile a number OF the city officials VINO nave
been legislaed out, or expect 10 BE- nave ooiisucu
LEGAL nnthorAy and are preparing 70 upset the new
laws In the courts, IL possible Recorder stewart
whose court and place were wiped out 10y the fo,Y I
Justice bill has already announced tat ne VIII
make a contest III regard 20 the Public WORKS
hill II is said that the Assembly mad a'tlalY lu-
iomrncd when the Senate passed IT, ut several minutes
past the hour fixed by resolution for hna adjourn
men and That consequently IL was not legally enacted
Tho general objection is urged against TINS ana ote
new laws that they violate the provision OF the stae
Constitutions which fOrbds special legislation or laws
interfering with the Internal government OF muhi0-
pallties There is prospect Of II hot legal hSht'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16
GENERAL EArM TESTlFTEs.

Washington March l6.-Genorl Green Il. Eaum'
the Commissioner Of Pcusion took the witness stand
q, the opcpnq Of the meeting Of the House Com
nIttee Investigating the Pension Office today \
long dlsiissiOu en- .uci the question OF allowing
General Raum read "a sworn statement ooiccThins
Pen don once affairs generally.
finally Mr Cooper bcgan the examination Inc
Couuissioner said that he had relatives In The
per.ion orico bnt "A few days ago had recommended
that his daughter be appointed his private secretary
and ,he wis now acting such
Another Of the tilts which enlvened last year IN
vest CATION was then prec pated by an inquiry IRON
Nj tDoBcr, Indiana, a. 10 commissioner h"u'h ,
Connection with the ypsum Mining company.
GcncruI Euum finally declined Ia -Ncr Inc qh's
tiop and said he would say ut the Ontsct That nc N"ni
not answer any question relating 10 MS PriNA'
affairs. $40. ,,,,,. ,r,t,h
the witnc-- refused "a answer. Ihey were as !"
whether General W. w. Dudley was Interested ln me
Gypsum Mining Company. -, -. u,.s
Mr. Cooper next nSked II he hhd not sohcitcd
Hraiicv Tanner. ms confidential clerk, 10 take STOCK
General Rnum said that he did not hhd that Ian
ncr never owned penny OF stOch.. ne "nto" IL
understood that he did not propose 10 zen ABOUT MS
private afairs. He declined t. answer Mr. cooper
next question ." DO You mean he hAd no h'ocH' or
that he had never invested anything ~
Mr. Cooper asked II the witness had borrowed
money from an attorney the consideration i0r INC loan
being the promotion Of one Of his clerks. denerai
BAUM did not reply, but Mr.. Payson snd the question
vns 80 outrageous that he would withdraw his oDJec-
ton lie did not believe Mr. Cooper expected TO
prove any such thing Mr.. Cooper said he did, how.
ever. General Baum denied in toto that anything Oh
he Sort had occurred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16
NEWS FROM NE W-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.
JEK~E1 IIT1.
ALLAN /. McDERMOTT NAMED FOR MAYOR

ALLAN L. McDERMOTT NAMED FOR MAYOR
Orestes Cleveland's as Mayor Is about over.
The Democrats yesterday threw him overbOau ava
nominated Allan L. McDermOt To-day Cleveiaho'
who has done so much for the ring Is rs dead pont
icallv rs the bones OF Jefferson Davis whether NC
Derrnott wins or the citizens succeed in obtaining
Mavor who will guarantee government free rom
ring inruences Cleveland's career IS over ii Mc
Dermott should be elected he Will build mp a 1oiio"'
ing absolutely antagonistic to those who nave ~"
bered TO Cleveland during the last six years
NcDernott's rule IL IS believed, VIII not De any
hotter than Clevcands, but 1t Will give some hieh
a chance to fatten on public patronage who nave
been kept I'm the shade By Cleveland pccaose 'hos
uere followers OF Albeit and McDermOt
The convention met at Democratic heaoqunr"''
Yesterday. and was presided over by H. +. Z. fouhs
The delegates we're by means enthusiastic III uo
olaring for McpermOtt, and the sullen expresSo" VI
the faces of some indicated that they were Simply
voting because they hidden to do SO. Ihere ""o
not a cheer or any applause offered wheh ihoni"
.Ja-obs placed the name of McDeTmou before 'ne
convention The delegates received IL Colby. !"
Wa promptly seconded by George Young, ana the
de,.gates voted machine like for him. NO oiher nno
u.,s mentioned rs a candidate. Tomorrow the hepup,
Ican convention will be held, ald thei the netiU
against the corruption Of the ring VIII ooo'H III
earnest,