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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
TO HAVE oxLy SEVEN BRIDGE TRUSTEES

Corporation Counsel Jenks has GRATED bin providn:
for o. the number Of Bridge trustees from
twenty provides that within thirty days after
&, becomes a law the Mayor Of Ncw-YOrk shah appoint
one,rusce and the Mayor Of Brooklyn two trustees, who
with the Mayors and Controller, OF the cities eXofco
shall the Board Of Trustees The appointments
shall be for the Period years from June l. 1872
The salary Of the president fixed $1,000 year, and
no person holding public orce in either city shall be
eligible for the presidency while holding
his Office The Acw Board snail have the powers
tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
TO SOLVE 4 MYSTERY OF THE BLIZZARD

ON the night Of the blizzard, Marh L.. l7o7' john
Gallon. weknown character IN harrlso.' "n'P
reared and was not seen or htari oil asil''' '"n'"
near the Lodi Lake, Oh The Ola tur"P"' i"' a..
-, ,,,,tv ,,bich ba- since removed 10 the west.
rl,o, ,,o las, seen in a liquor shop ~ HARRISON anu
left there at II D. IN. II said that h' voice WE
heard CRYING for help MT far from where ne "'c''
nu MONDAY an old German told Harrison u''''uN'
that he thought the body OF Gallon wa bled snort
III lance from the Lodi Lake The Icir'uNT, 49, =.
en-, rI,c. indicated yesterday, aui upon uispih,.uo
The ,,Ith found "a wOOd,n box buried III uc ~, ",
The detective ri ported the matter 10 tle |'"ci VI
rnlice lie WouId tell hO,iEs further.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVENUE-EX-Gov william Canh' o. 'I'''
sachusetts ana John =. SanbOrn, OF Michigan
soc,c,,,v n STATE Frank Rice Of Canandaeua, v \.
GRAND-Genera Thomas l.. Casey, Chief OF Engineers
l. ; Army HOFFMAN State Controller Frank '"'p-
bell OF Bath y. Y. MURRAY HlLl--Ih9uiN'' ~
perntendent James f. Pierce. Of Albany. NINDSOh-iA
Governor Alcxand T II. Rice, Of Massachusetts,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
PATERSON.


The trial Of John H. Otonnor ma ilh'9'' I''
attending to murder his siNy"ar"d Stps'n' Erlc9'
W.tt, E.rry bv throwing him into the la>'"lc ld'c'
f,m IN. F,uh ave- bridge, began yesterday before
Iudce Dixon The boy told his story a. ph'h'I''
at the time and with no variation. pC'nn'r j" az
fence produced a number % witnesses making "Hi a
strong allM judd" Dixon refused 90 adiiit t>lI,VnA
showing feeling ON IL" part of ID" boys ~ th'r
against her husband. The jury returned NrruI'o oil
guilty and OCunnor wa, reminded Tor sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

Hawley Chapman vas arrasneo before POIcc Justice
yesterday UpOn the charge Of threatening the life
Of his wife adjourned the request OF
the counsel for prisoner, eX-Jrdge COok Chapman
was remanded 10 Jail without bail pear Friday.
lie acted nationally, but appeared somewhat nervous H'
declined him saying that II she old would
break down and forgive Gin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
DELHI EOrND HER II 1 NIL.

The Of Mis- Magic WILSON, ut NJ" 100 Wet
Forty gnlst was nlkd VITA SORROW yesterday morning.
N,c. and her friends attended the Buns anhi,'r-ary
Monday night at Caledonia Han, 80 10 iIoptio' IN,
evening wa, passed in dancing. shortly before O'Clock
Maggie wa. taken suddenly il. \ physician was called,
but the pfl beyond medical reach when he arrived,
and died in a irw minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
DI-TJIEpEnRD

or,, ,,s,ocs ~ school District No. 40 have With
,,,rr fine notic. for a special school meeting To moe
,,yy u,clt and have Issued call for meeting vi
February D. Tie new notice says that u'' P''P'''
ton, to be presented 10 the meeting VIII DE- l' ~"
,cloolhou,. Of bIic, and stone, 10 contain lo'T ''
rooms a library and inception room the 't.,l"m a.
b.. ,i,. .nutLvc-t corner of Union ana HpThrN'l'
,,,. 100 trrt ou mon ave. aud 1879 feet on 9piiE
id ave. and the trustee viii ask permission 10 raise
,I1!,1J by bonding the district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

WAUTAGII.- IL Congregational Church 4 Wautaeh
j, in quardary. ~ tine term, of the decd ly which
one of its members, \. ". Parker conveyed 10 il lot
and church hlldine. IL cannot contract debt OF over
$50 and must hold services with an ordained min
.tor on nnv-1sc sunday each year. The church
nov needs about 200 for the year, EXPENSE II
cannot raise more 500 in the ranks Il the church
members, and j. declared from receiving all from
.ttf-f do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
TILE LAST OLE TILE ENDOWMENT PAID IN.

The last of the endowment of $4,000 relmfel
for the Young Womens Christian Association IN oruer
10 make available the like fund given by {. d. N"od
10 erect the handsome building now going up al
schermerhorl-st and Flabushavc. on site gwen 10y
: r. Cbicndcn has been paid In and efforts are to be
made TO increase fl to $4,000. Mr.. WOOD Ia'
swclled his gift - $4,000 by the pure hNe OF %ypl
ing property and gift OF $1,000 TO the endowment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
INNE Isl ND
MAYnr nLrA,nN,o WV Y

MAYOR NLEN-UN'~ wv WIZ.
Judge Cullen. in tie supreme Court in Hr"hyn' yes
tcriay handed down decision n the proceedings r'la
tive t. the Office 81 Cty Clerk Of Long Island CITY de
clifiue Thomas T. Burke the lawful holder 81 the
Office and citing frth that II hc wants the bl""' ana
paper, II the Office now held hy 1h0nts Curry. the
former incumbent of tine ol,r. an order for their d'
livery must br -.rush when che question Of ID" prua
f,c, title ,, Id. settled. The decision victory for
Mayor Gleason. Who removed Curry ana appointed
burke li-t fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

ca,s s3d 1 So@%s se to cnd Iaa B1 a"a
Mole 3d. N M@ 1r Wilton Iui Jan D with mdse
20 sand Arrived az the I i.,b at via
.,ntbampon H. with md-r and passengers to Oeirich'
4 Co., Arrived at the Bar at p ~ po,.,,,,o Ian O.
with mG.e and PASSENGERS Funch Edye CO. ,.,or,,
praI b and st Thomas Jan IS, with mdse to
E,am N Stat Of Texas. Williams Fernandna Jan p,
,nd brunswick -, with mdse and passengers 70 ohaS
st'an,r cnoRe nuphcrs, newport New, ard Nor
fok S,c SS@ % 9 OF ofI fen6ae. DGber liver.
sUNsET-wnd at sandy Hook, NV gale clear
At city Island, strong WNW clear
CLEARED
Steamer Scots Grcys (Br johnson, London-Funch.
steamer Brtannlc (Br Smith, Liyerpool-II Maitland
N' S,c,mcr prcmerhaycn CDtch, Butt Dover, Ens-H
stan,s saint Marnock (Br Phpps, Antwerp-chas
S'' pl,,sr ces,cmundo gen. Muller Geestemunde-
'" SI.agr Jason OBJ, Cook BAY Kerr
IT amer Byzantine tBr. Bruce. Newport News-smp'
s,1"r cty Of Xtanta Dole Vest Point. va-old Do
'' Steamer Wyanokc Boaz. Norfolk and Richmond-od
Sf'a1irr ,.nyancote. walker Norfolk and Newport
Str,0"r Herman Whtrr. Aiskerson, Boston-H +
steamer M,nhat1n Coycr Hrdselolt-c9iysT, Eros
Bark Amelia \ span, cabrera O'i@ anu '''''''
iarA Iomct ,nr Mcdonald Port Natal, Afr-Norton
LAX Antonla sala, Din-more Hayana-w Munson'
SAILED.
otao for Aas.Gp a Ia b tST R[e" Jn,on w{ Sr
W W'rI ' Raw: Wyanuottc for NorioIk Sc.
Snip llanaut Nr Ano"cip
NOTICE 70 MARINERS.
New.York-Arthur kni-wreck Buoy Placed-A spar
buoy pointed eaTk has been Eard 10 na!S fee
buoy is about from hc northwest corner OF Tot
''''' by order ~ the Lighthouse board,
HENRY +. PICKlN5', capt; u 8 III NJ
Tompklnsymle y. Y. Jan 20. 1892
IlIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
1ondon. Ian eG-Arriycd steamer Elsie OBI, White
,,ol, Nn,t.Y YORK Jan :
said steamer Alexander Elder tBr,, Wiltshire. for
Gu, etown Jan 2o-Arriycd Indiana Kauf
mann from Philadelphia Jan 10, Tor Liverpool ana pro-
sniclds Jan 3o-saied. steamer Nymphae tBr Grim
I, irdam jan Arrived stamer Torragora (Br
knG~rrp Jan Arrived. westrnland Jane
steamer ih,n.and reported sailing Jan % for New
YORK was detained by fog and passed out N jan "
sailed. steamer La lieobale lpt,hl N'hhc' '"' W."
,,c.,cmunde Jan 2e-Arrivca steamer willhOmmen
fIoulornc Jan .6.-ArtNed; steamer Maaslam tD'chl
I|a,r Point Jan s5-i'as,ed steamer Concord OBI
Rau.s from Ncv-Nork Jan = on her way 70 k",t"ruam
Kin-alo Jan 20 80 ~ ias-'d >,,nmsr I,i'I3 i
Saer Jan 2G-,rrlycd steamer nonlariz OBJ. Bou
Ruphn@T nom Ncw.york De- 20. .-, ,,.. Co.,.
well f,om ng" aG'~ , 2a steamer Havcron tBr
rom Ian 9a- Nrfiyod steamer Volmer (Gcr Helm
rclnan, from Ncw.York Jan -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
LRSTY CITY.

The heavy wind Yesterday morning blew cow" Wv
nar,ally constructed frame thre~''ry b"hl',"I ~
i,,Ildayt. near The Morr., Canal ana dem'h'nc" ~
The huidlnr wa owned by Michael Conhoiy' ana INV
.tr,.,,r vas W T. Gibson. several men were AZ
% ,i,,t tho luildinr when IT fell but tHey "cIe
r,rncd lev its swayIm. in time T. escape injury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

Farm. Miss Jennie Held had worked fai'niuilS "
make the affair a success and was SUCCESSFUL
than SO 900 was cleared, and the Kind work car1lcu '
g., hbo, ~ tho little ones from the slums has had a
valuable help The entertainment Will De fep5d'Ou "
MarIh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1sgl.-t magnificent num-
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,tiug IN dunn year by year. since 1867. Election re.
tu,p- 4 thousand other yaiua BILE features.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL IN 1ss9-l3
unxc. 4 tuIi account Of the puo"c ceremonies
n,io,. of peprw, Bishop Potter. President fiarri
ou Croy,r Gle, Gland. aud others. In full. fe'
copir.. % ccuts each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

KNITTING AND CROCHET. 1~91.-Sew 'o pnses
The bnud.ome-t best knitting ana trochet LNtrs
ever i..ucd nv The Tribune ;.j cents a copy. THIS
issue /. de voted patterns Tor lace garments
md cushion covers, trimming, curtain ohn"-. o"~"
mnt. scars. tides hnmdkcrcbiefs. etc. In """'""'
a. pnrr. OF The cha rming Home and society ""e
.,. ram the ,uuJn, Tribune 4 delightful number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
Announcements.

A CoUGu OR SoEE InEoAT should not be
remedy and give hmm Hat RI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

CHATTkTQUA IN 1s91.-Fuil reports OF the exer'
ci,e, Entertaining. Illustrated. Price - ceais.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

SOUTHERN SKETCHES by The Ir'oun's own
.o rc.,,udcnt In Yves Virginia. nturk lay Lon'sanas
and o,hrr states. - pages, illustrated. I'd cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

NEW TARIFF L,w-.-Oii and ne" rates com
pntcd 10 cents copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

FOR THE BURNHIM INDUSTRIAL FARM.
There were musical and theatrical entertainments
on last Saturday and Monday at the Berkeley Athletic
Oubrooms for the benefit OF the Burnham Industrial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
HENRY 4. DANIEI.s. VI. D.,

90 WEST S34I.P.
Disaoses ~ tho Nrrtou. Sy-rm rntOT rnary Organs.
u.potcncv and Sterilltv. Hour, ) = l. u ;.
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STUDIES ~ RECIPROCIrf.-'aiu'o iefter' o.
NJ ilu.,raied from Cuba. West Indies Mexico
,,a Central America. 100 large pages ID cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

pSEsBYThRIAN GENERAL ,ssEMBLf' issi'-
few copies. Interesting In Wow Of the nppro'c"'"s
Assembly A handsome pamphlet OF 30 large page"
rs cents u copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

BIG ISSUES OF An OFF NEAR.-rhe magnificent
tariff and currency articles OF Roswell G Horr In Tho
WcrkIy Tribune during the last year. reprinted. Win
ynrou. kindred articles. including the wonderful re.
suit. Of Reciprocity, and the article on Prices 10
tsoo and 1891" A pamphlet OF - large pages. -
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SHIPPING .NEU \.

PORT OF NEw.YoEK .......-T TUESDAY, JAN. 20, 1892
ARRIVED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
PEQUoT.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

III Set. sos Moon rises BAD m Moons age ~
wArER
4 .M-sandy Hk.. sos GOV. Ispi.. 5i52 heii GO I4b
P.M-sandy III.. COZ GOV. GNd.. 6ls Hell &c. S1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

Jack rrost-"Oh perhaps they imagine I'm not In IT,
thl, Winter. Just watch me get cm by The ears
The demand for Winter Ovcrcoats
and listers is by no means ended !;
certainly not while there remains a
GOOD supply of those excellent Over
coats we recently reduced a third or
more in price to SO each.
\ pair of new Trousers freshcns a
mans appearance wonderfully. They
may cost anywhere from 81 to $40
with over hundred patterns to select
from.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
THREE rrnce.
BROADWAY warren
STOEFS. sd ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

+. g. W. OGEECHEE.
NEW COLLAI.S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

"yIII.AGH IMPROVEMENT; WHY American V"'
,.... pucr In Pro-pcrii,.' In small pamphlet forns
Inc elm ming nrcic Is. q. >Orihrop. ,eitinx forth
,lc whine OF handsome appearance" ana snn"ar, oT''
,rueu .. he plea 0c derived by the tnh"o"h's
from IN associations. and ta' srea' se'0
nm, man cnn Il, for has na.'se village ce""
COPY ; SJ per % copies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

steamer Ludgaie mn (Rri, brown, London Jan ..
with mdse and passengers " SaEdefsoI. Soa.
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

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KNITTING AND CROCHET. IS91.-Sew. So pages
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pSEsBYTERIAN GENERAL tssEMBLf' iSsi'-
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.TtDIE. IN RECIPROCIrY.-vauiblc lettcrs OF
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courage and periin.ciiy in war with Ch'"' We"
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-20
For the Eagle
IT'S A VILE, DIRTY BIRD THAT WILL
FOUL HIS OWN NEST.

BY CAPTAIN DAN DwYER.
| In the land of my birth where the heather i:
seen
Contending with grasses perennially green,
| There are many trite sayings, but this one is
best:
Its foul dirty bird that viii foul its own
nest"
When treason was rife thirty lone years ago,
And rebels conspred for Freedoms over
throw;
When they pulled down the flag that earth's
tyrants detest
They were vile dirty birds that had foul'd
their Own nest,
Rebellion is still dishonoring word
In the counsels OF freemen, it neer should be
heard,
Disloyal to truth, is crime manifest
TO all who're unwilling to foul their own
nests.
True Kansans beware Of the demagogue's
power.
Who go up and down seeking whom they may
deyour
With doctrines erroneous. wild and unbiest;
They're birds OF Ill omen that foul their own
nest.
truth
For errors monster unkempt and uncouth
Abiding in Hades without peace or rest,
Still tempting weak kansans to foul their own
nests.
To obscurity's corner let US now relegate
Vain dreamers who will not stand up for this
state.
On cur broad, fertile prairies there dwells but
one pest
Calamity bowler who fouls his own nest,
Wichita, Sept. Il. 1892
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-20
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

(
|. \ frost would be welcomed in the Terri.
! tory about now
On account Of the cotton crop being iats
trade is unusually dahl
County II is set down by official guess as
having 1000 population.
The first sale Of cotton from the terri
tory IS reported from Gainesville. Texas.
Shawnee. in county A. reports the grass
hoppers doing considerable Injury 10 late
corn and turnips
The territorial criminal docket in The
court at Guthrie was arranged Thursday
There are I0l cases thereon.
The WAsbisa river was 50 high during
the whole CT last week that the mails By
the star routes couldn't get across
Il Is 10 longer question OF who shall
represent Oklahoma IN congress. II Is
merely ''whss viii Dennis majority be.'-
Edmond News
Tne Finch perjury case. on trial at Gats-
RE, was Concluded TsuEsisy. the accused
being convicted on both couuss. lie Is
given SIX years
Abe Grayso1. who killed JEFF Green in
self defense month ago. was wsylajc AMI
shot a. nezr EsfsGia fsw nights ago
Tie aim Of the would-be slayer was pooE.
aud Grsyson escaped uahaEt.
The papers ali sgre- that crops through
out the territory were never beiter, tsosn
corn and c0:toa. Il seems thai tits year
WI. bs ayss4- u. 2Asa.!. s-sa :. s1s o.s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-20

IRON TIE - Losis tslooa- EsefnDeT4t.
The COW Is born thief 81 said Thomas
GrImshaw 70 a party d commercial pill
grlms VINO We're discussing zooIogy IN
the LlU3e!l r0tunda- she wlI lease a
square meal gotten up ex pressly for iser.
by an imported chef. to wear her tongue
g. thin Is political platform trying 20
cneK wIsp Of Rotten straw through a
crack IN neighbor's barn. She relishes
nothing 80 much AZ what she steals
size has long he'd and could give
ulauy of our military heroes Isointz on
strategy. ANY COW that has paid atfsn-
ton 70 her education can cgen gardsn
gate THAI fasfens with q hank yzul;
lock, Gei inside and Do 50 wortt.
of damage before the Infatuated owner
car remember that the sh3sg gun - not
loaded. The cow Is "a calf, y orr city
butchers are - be bsiIeved. Until there :
d. n1Ors room On Ter horns for rgnzs.
u hsn she Is too old 10 give tFo quarts of
tniIA Ter diem and then klck Is al ever
the dew clipped nliI&s8ss3. ths careful
farmer Gr4Ees her 0n . railroad track.
wrecks freight tram wIiis her an3 then
sues the company for tee price II Jst-
sey. OF cgur~e tire com pany kicks norse
than sis@ cssss sTer DID, b.s2 The honest
asf4rsgli1r4Ilss gets s luEy G: feIius
farmers. aaasi & :. s>54i.1ss Ia0E.cyosy aAs
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-20
Prevention Better 2nnn Cnrs.

Tie following are few suggestions
that will be good 10 heed whether there
Is any cholera or not:
Nhitew4-h all cellars: do not put of
fall house cleaning; be temperate; avoid
excitement; keep all articles in the
cellar covered If possible; dampness and
dirt are TO be avoided: do not pat down
carpets too soon after cleaning: plumb
ing should Be IN good order; and cioset
tap- should not be permitted to become
ci0gged: use an abundance Of water
aud dtsinfectan;s every day: keep
sOiled clothing away from the iiv-
ing rooms: keep sidewalks and
guiterS Clean; a good djsinfec;ant Is 70
pa. iodIn. IN saucers. 60 evaTofA;e: dress
warmly with fianneis next 10 the skin,
keep the feet dry aud warm: take out
door exercises regularly. sleep ia dry,
well ventilated rooms. 4 flannel bar
dage worn abou; the abdomen - great
help IN keeping the body ~ proper
temperature: 30 not keep animals "a the
house; e4I pain food and dee boiled
water. Alcoholic and 4csd drinks fasst
no; Do used under am circumstances