The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-28

fe.r FAINT and refuses to stop his uncanon-
ic-. Practices.
Cream of Yesterdays New York Press.
qte Tribune has the following: Harry
V ms. sixteen years old. OF Fourth street.
N.r Brighton. $. l.. was killed last night Dy
t.tr.clly. lie was standing on the corner or
Iu-.h street and Lafayette avenue with
cone friends and had part of an IRON ho0p
nhs hand With this he was striking the
fatlc-hgAt pole by which be was standing.
Sl only lac uttered a cry and fell 10 the SIDE
val.
q. DE fell he exclaimed, Pm shocked
cmpanions went 10 aid him and he was
DEAD he only mark On the body was
tu tine hand IN which he held the hoop.
Iu1.r Whitman VIII hold an inquest
Tho following Washington special TO the
Tribune i. interesting
.Irn. uun,N's FmISG POwERs.-it
Dis become painfully evident to Judge Hol-
mans as.. ci ties ia the House, as we'll as 20
b.. family and intimate friends, that his
r.g-0-. powers are rapidly failing, and that
H. labor aud cares of the chairmanshlp OF
te A.ttouati0ns Committee are too heavy
foI Du 10 has not been IN good health
during the last twelve months and his ad-
vu.eI ago seventy years-lessens the PROB
ability FL. bis early OF permanent restoration
tla.ta and g0r. AS is natural. the weak
tl.n- .. lis physical powers has seriously I'M
paired d dge holman's mental health and
N.l and Lis ability TO keep hrm grasp
upon tle multifarious and perplexing details
I'd Dis committee work. IL has recently been
Observed that he appears 20 have become 10
COIL. extent Indifferent and inattenuYe 70
matters which ia the past would have alb
sl.l ODD his interest and energy. ana IL IS
i.,el uv his friends that he may find himself
u-4..a 10 carry out the plans which he lad
Gi-e Ueginuing of the session"
Nalre HOlmans many admirers IN Nlr-
C-A Wall grieYe TO learn this.
Lo Tribune is responsible for the follow
g. The scholarly attainments of many of
o. proof readers of the country are not
L-.Nn as they should be. One of that craft,
Arthur 81. Brown. ~ the United States Print
o.. .tlce IN Washington, IS called Die
to-sr Brown on account OF his remarkable
llney The Boston journal says that
tlaf.ters, IN protesting against some Of his
c.ra .rols, have often called his attention 10
60 dictionary and have shown him that
Webster bur- Orsei their own judgment. SO
la0.s Brown would say calmly. Then he
Would correct the dictionary with pen and
la Is corrections were always right. too.
hfs The journal. once he sent about
twenty ID. them u the publishers OF the die
M..V tNNtl lANNt az va NAANAAA @A4A maui
i- % present OK AZ elegantly bound copy"
-
Tie Tribune says that John D. Rookie
it.H Yesterday refused 10 discuss his gift of
100000 10 the University of Chicago for the
purpose of an endowment. IN addition 10 the
SUES already given by him. His private sec
is-ly said That it was true that the gift had
been na4e. but that the whole story was
ID tAe telegram from Chicago published
al tl, 4. ,
q .e.. late the way IN which the income OF
tstll unent should be spent but as yet
D. l-s made public no plans for the expendi-
t.e
AIrtune interview. +. Ellery Anderson
va Vas one OF the pioneers of the revolt
t.-lst llll, was seen by Tribune reporter
Yesterday and was asked what he thought OF
tss.3gg about Grover Cleveland's being OPP
posed DO the work of the movement. anc
lsl-t o. call II Od." Mr.. Anderson replied
tAl tls Tribune yesterday mad correctly
Ieiiase,ted the situation and Dir. Cleveland /
l'.llu on this point. Such a rumOr," Mr.
.ileron continued. is absurd on its face
pr Cleveland does not control this move
+.-t He is not master of the hunt. neither
.- De call oil the dogs If he wishes TO. This
"-g1l Cleveland movement In any sense"
-.
-.-le.lg that "I. y. Powderly. grand master
-.-.-4l ~ the knights Of Labor Is confined
OH fo n at the Richeleu Hotel He wa;
i'Ated with heart trouble, from which be
=" suffered more or less for two years. wheI
,-e'tg az the Peoples party conference
A'i tuesday,
he revived and continued his speech. but
~ elou proved too much for him. and h,
20 A. 3 been able 10 leave MS room since. II
Mat he may have 10 resign his post a.
-gi Of The Knights Of Labor on account 0.
"i i-l health
-.
49,, aDe Sun also has the following: MI Clark
~, a. Potter who was horsewhipped Oh
~ c-e'lay IA Fifth avenue by Mr. Indie,
5. ap.n. SAID last evening when seen by
f.I al Ito knickerbOcker Club: IT
any steps az all in the matter | shal
Ne Il before the Racquet Club, OF whicl
csS po'h members. aud which is the onl,
l-5 GNefeiofe that has Jurisdiction. II i
b, nseiy that shall do this, but / may
oor,'' oNps nave advised me to adopt vari0u
ill., Dut paye not decided upon any
tesi se.yy Sr DO not contemplate legal pro
''"s Of the Maher.F itzsimmons fight il