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The sun., 1892-01-03
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WOh.iN AND HER KNEE.
Sim Alayibs dBasai to Man l.. An Other He.
:, spft MI Is Pr Nj Fhia she 10 Handicapped.


The d!sssnss e ye,Eht Sha in. in the brains Of
deep Interest g all who discourse Of equality
and rights. Those extra ounces remain more
or less a stumbling block to the unwary. Met
than inianiteus YET certsin structural p diner liner
encos escape such close scrutiny. notably that
The structure OF the knee feminine consti-
masculine pursuits The knee Joint in women
Warkor long ngo pointed out Viewed in front
e.. u eS
q smooth. ovate spherofd. Tho reason of. this
lies ip the smallness 81 the patella in front and
tho Hbin and femur. which IN man form
the lateral prominence. and this Is much
,n9 mere perfect ns nartt t..I1,oS q sustain
ths E body saea apsn the sssSs in an .e%s
position labor under the disad vuntags Of short
ness OF purchase owing to the short distance
--compared to that OF snan--between the Greet
Ras mnch "nssr ss " p"rehase IN ths iexeras sn
existiLs between the trunk and cxtremities
than woman. The feminine foot, compare
tivsly speak ing. is less able 70 sustain weight
the more d.licsts structure Of the tarsus aud
WSm.a ars not we'll constructed to stand
:s ~. hss sss s,y 'RS Sys :'Hss ss
avoided, esriain 1slds of ofsGilled labor ON purely
anstoYIes! groun IN which uls sinsiler
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The sun., 1892-01-03
nA...,r. Manager. Give B.,,.

HfEtried cronhcim. manager Of Cronheims q
Theatre. Wilson s. Ross Of the Hobokcn. for
pnerly Jaeobs's Theatre. and statens Pleus Of
The Atlantic Carbon. were arraigned before
Judge Hoffman yesterday. accused Of kcepin.
dtsotderly houses. They have been giving
sacred concerts" on Sunday and were ar
rested on bench warrants on complaint OF
Dr. Romeo 7. Chgbert. the leader in the
Ipnvenlent to keep the theutres closed on Sum
lay. Judge hoffman fixed the bail at $1,000
In each cnsc. aud warned tho prisoners that
the next time they came before the Court they
would be committed without bail
you may be laborinG under tho impress
t'nn." said Judge Hoffman. that you have
the Grand jury. but if you have the Court will
Violating toe law"
BAIL WAS furnished.
The sun., 1892-01-03
Thls laaepen.a 1. Pss.ss.
PROM hs Phf,alfeiphfs Daily Erenfns 1ileyn

Srom Ms fhfdddphtd Dnuy Ersnu9 JaegFd7h- -
The vet weather Of the past two weeks. tOm-
bined with the unusual miidnens of the tenn
perature. has resulted in making the streets
most unpiessantly muddy. and ladies' that In
dulged ID tratns to their walking dresses arc
eompsllsd t9 hoA thsm % up iaEosious!y ifthey
be entureted With liquid mud
HENCE Srose keen modification Tor o neat
little French woman. who was pirking her
way dstntily along the Streaming pavement Of
hohias h:r skiEt: sts vel up ths while Too we'll
S@s @ hsr Ssitieo.ts x6een s6une ioI knee. .
not only {. pair oi gray silk stoekips::
::e ass knS q paif siI
e. e., very sysn "tisnts" 70 by :t th.eoloresd
and bads her drop her sEirts Or Ne should sr.
rest beE Poor little. vomsaI She had been
wholly uneWers OF the 0xcs4s OF her precAp-
lions sGsInst setting DRAGGED. 6bs sought
@ - ~ q q kcs k''As ~ AN' '"S' VIE '"' 'A''
The sun., 1892-01-03

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The sun., 1892-01-03
ANYBODY CAN MIX BALLOTS.
~ TITS 1HE REPUBLTCAx GAME FOR
= ~ NEXT ELkC11ONS
Nlt r.. tie Mors Reason for spoiiins Il ID
Advanee-The Interpretation OF Mr. Platt'a
LAST -Eilibustsrlng vsin.

yrIt Ia, the Nor, yeen,o, M, s,o,w.~ =. q.
'Aavanee-rhe INTERPRETATION orMr. Pi.,t'.
t.ast Observation-Disclosures vain.
from tne nour that the Court OF Appeals de-
], slded that the Democrats were entitled to the
It,,coot ~, &c.. Mt. J CS,,ss.- Ins.s.,.nI
fnisco9k. .CoLocorRe Bliss. COLLECTOR hendricks.
f-'And oil the other Republicans who attended
Niitha consersn,e r, M p1.tt,o ,or,or. tn th a
Ys,,., ~a..4- ,I-.1, .o pN ~ sie
rutn Avenue hotei the other night nave
= e{so been, silent II was only known that in
,Ecssnni usv tha Ranubff..r. horl to nov. n
nslt against Senator Osborne of Dutchess
c0tf3sy, THIS fight seems likely to be fruitess,
as his election ia supportea bv the Court Of
oN 40 s1ppoi''U W NV No"'s Vi
AppeMA
u, Iestarday Mr.. Platt had little something to
suy. He told n to n unitod press renorter. In
80 80 wiz ~ =" on.'ou iteao .opoitei. ~
this conversation Mr.. Piatt repeated what he
has said confdentially to others. Mr.. Plat
the effects n cts Of % tho secret ss eSo ballot law: VI
g II believe IL ia bad law. and that partisan
ship has entered into it, hit DO aood law ,.s ws
are at tho mercy of knavishr or fooltsh
sxSonty e Glsrk 4 He n, sSm ais,ranchiso whole
~ % Hut whsther IL In mood or md Inv aa thet
The sun., 1892-01-03
TOO COLD yon ESCAPED pRrsoNERA
Ono Mes froa Exposure, and Another 10
Oyfng Nroa the Sane Caase. ''

Ono Dies fhoa Exposure. and Another 10
DytnS IRON the Same Cssse.
CRErENNH, Jan. 1.-Two Of the three prison-
ers who overpowered deputy and escaped
from the county jail hero on New Years eve
have boon rscaptursd. One is dead. the other
dying. They, are Ktngen. the. wealthy and
well.known thiof. and Charles Miller. the boy
murderer - !
KinCen is dead. succumbing to cold and
volunteer posse Of cowboys. Miller was drsigI
gipg himssli around ths body OF Kingen In an
effort to keep wnrm;. and hailed his saPturl
ior four days vith sharp breeze. The, snow
is crustcd and tho water holes frozen over.
The mon had money, but being on a section
on which K1pgen had long operated they were
afraid to mike ranch. They were less than
three miles from shelter
Kingen was refugee from Missouri and
Texas. who settled in Nebraska n few miles of
stealing cattle from this State He was Kid
mapped by posse under an officer from here.
and being convicted was sentenced to Jail for
eight years.
the Supreme Court, where It rests Miller.
being on the road with two, other yougg
He shot them In the head ms they slept. Miller
was sentenced to be hanged. but frieuds took
Q motion for new trial to the Supreme Court.
The sun., 1892-01-03
PLEASE 70 srguxr, LADIES.


Whssher Yaa Mea. Chiid 90 Dss. Whss
Fifteenth street west Of Sixth avenue doe
rot % g. .,.os =, "sv,. =. 80. cshor .tr,.t.
do. When tho wind had blown the curtains oi
an open window on the second noos Sf. Laura
De Cais bosrdins house st IN sssinst ri
jet at 1 O'Clock yesterday It required obout two
screams. to,brlng assistance. Il 10 rsspecta.
oie ieooargnnR mouse. n6.as ooStoossw wo.e mos'
cf them down stairs. eforethe engines came
there vns n crowd Of peoplo in front OF ths
49,. 80, .,,s -, 80 =, a. >s.s,n
house. ana . ."o NV m'p uss.s. -. ' o,poS ....s
women in Wrappers. There was . good deal
OF noise ond smoke and not very muoh are
seemed TO bo abiazo. The people Who lived ID
the house ran out Into the street ae the, hsst
alarm, with the exception OF Young 9tri Who
had evidentiy been on .hS se9ona no9r. SS snS
The sun., 1892-01-03

Oliver Hitchcock. the wsli.knovn propristor
Of the aii-night restaurant In the hsssmsut st
Park roy and beskpsp stnsst u Ssry ~ ~
Lis home. ~ East t3th street Ne Was isst
IN his restsorsat sn Ao~ 10 Hs hsd been
ioyts1 iiEs corn. but tbs doctSSs aseldsd
IN ~ sss xSss g " ss sI sssstss ..A
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The sun., 1892-01-03
Tkicvss !. 3 ChuscS.

rhG nv John NJ Williams. the rector OF the
Tplaesnal"ehurch ontthe Bodlb1dla.. Uiion
hll> ll>SaaAsHtprised ON entering tho church on
Nav Years Day to find that burglars had ram
SMeSod a. aThs' psoof by VAS broken open and
robbod5 Of 'ksi rcente14." ." And - number
Of Bibles and hymn books were carried
.fsjqitlA dSEaEs {wcf used AZ tS bapti sisal
e!6iG It Was also eSideRt thht the burglars
= snsnn6S an,enott 70. Idtat GA1 cealrotk The M
tatd up IN u heap and half burned. They had
he~n get fre to designedly. The thieves were
altar vases were found neur the window
Through which entrance had boen effected.
The sun., 1892-01-03
where Il Collector vnIsn.,.c +,

The teachers employed in the public schools
III the village OF Seaford L. l.. had to go with
out their salaries for December when the last
day Of the month camo around. The money
with which to pay them was In possession Of
ottcc ofechool tax collector for the district.
When asked for the money by Trustees
Thomas c. Hendrickson and +, & ,Mahan.
funds were deposited In n New York bank and
he would go after the mo oney needed. That is
the last the trustees have seen Of the school
tax collector. Valentine held the office with
o. bonds.
$500 on hand. Tho trustees viii hsveto ma ie
IL good unless Valentine does. He has no
property He was looked upon as a lively
young man. fond Of sports and other amuss-
ments.
The sun., 1892-01-03

Z tt,tfsHA7I, Jan. "a stable boy at tho Gin.
eIpHstI csb Con- pany . s'ai,Ie was cissaipg out
N sff,' ~. iaprDlnS md foued asnspicious.
tSisifg object Ia the sswdust H. was dSB.
fr'ifsSSf isssc n pleeo ~ gas ,,!ps about Gys
1re;py ldDg,. fjly6 with ubnt . man Who wts
az w sis.o i.S ,sys saS sSSEsss1 &c az y tasi s
Fvj,lS, kpt~rj pfcidebt Day shid fbs ssVdpst
aylayelgs.f l.,f p man esansd yoLn pcas.
w tlsm9sy at3 Sps Afssr NJ L4ys a fL,'
~ rsi sy,s dat W SSc lsd 1SC ~ 2scjlss
The sun., 1892-01-03
A Great Prai,.. Flr. !, 0Al.Asua.

GuTHRIE, Okla. Jan. IA big. terrible prai-
rie fire has been raging for three days in
Payne county. fity milss northeast Of here.
For miles tho Hrehas swept everything clean.
and hundreds Of farmers hive lost their
fences. crops. sndoutbulldings.
1. Harnan lost his home. and. being Grip
plod. was himself caught in tho flames and
fatally burned. Several others were badly
burned. and the loss to the farmers aggregates
many thousands OF dollars.
At Paradise Prairie roaring sea Of flames
surrounded the schoolhouse. and the scholars
and teacher fought the fire for hours. carving
water in their dinner psils Many Of them
were badly burned. but they saved the building
and their lives.
The sun., 1892-01-03
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The sun., 1892-01-03
s.seias ors Asee, Proprietor.

CORTLAND. Jan. 2.-The remains Of A. E
Perry were brought here this morning from
Geneva. On Thursday morning Perry took
dose Of lsudanuna. which. not having the de-
sired effect. ne cut hts throat in the afternoon
and died early o9 Friday morning. He was SO
years Of ago. and was we'll known throughout
the State as q hotel proprietor. He was for
merly proprietor Of the Dexter House In Cort-
land. His wife died two weeks ago. mar
The sun., 1892-01-03

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The sun., 1892-01-03
Another Yr..eh B,.Asp o. Dsssrsss.

PAsIs. Jan. 2.-Ths Minister Of Public Wor-
ship. n. Faliieres. has stopped the salary Of
tho Bishop OF Csrcsssonns because the latter
recently visited Rome without nrst obtaining
tho permission OF tho Minister Of Public Wor-
ship, In accordance with the order Issued by
N. Faliieres shortly after the PsntheQn dis.
turbnnce in that city. The Blsh3p Of Caress:
his spiritual duty In nsannsr similar % that
VI previous years. whom he had not aaked per.
mission "a, do 80 and hsd not incurred tie
slightest blame. ~.
The sun., 1892-01-03

Among other thugs he said; VtLiAH W. sH.sS
"if aot into extreme heat cold 70 you'd start
sneeyiilR. doctcred with half dosen doctors, but
tney only gave temporary relief took all sorts ot
Asest nsseinss ana spout OF doliArs bot the
Extract and Eiy's Grenm Im did rue no good and d.;
went to Doctors Mccoy and widman went to therq
to stop my sneeEne and they stopps II 1sy restored
breathe. through It Az rh. aud don't s1ecfs az AN, any
tears and my hosd would nehe. THINK the trsatmsns
Of noctois Mccoy and Wtdmau - greet thing. I
have been done fifteen yeAfs ago"
The sun., 1892-01-03

: Miss Mary Kelsch,described as II years old
4nd pretty. has beslf missing from her home
ct o2 Graham aSen8e. Williamsburgh. since
Dec. 20. Abrshnm Mller Of IA Mauisr street.
who was courtinki her. disappeared q
day, lsteg. Mrs., Kslsch thinks that the one
ains8usGa ax1Asa ns this other and yesterday she
applied to Justice Goetting for warrant for
,Nilsers ;tfIest. MilieIis, mother lives at II
MEG1er street and she has been SUMMONED 70
court to toll whut she knows OF h0r sons
whereabouts.
Mrs. Kclsch says that since her daughtsrs
disappearance Tho has learned that Miller has
a wife and family In New York. -
The sun., 1892-01-03

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The sun., 1892-01-03

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The sun., 1892-01-03
Valuable for what They Might Tsii.
From The Bosson Dai,v Globe

A well-known compounder in Cambridge has
developed in his laboratories where his goods
are prepared curious race OF old men who
never tell secret. 10 enable him to guard
the rich secrets OF his laboratories. he pays his
men with salaries that advance pace by pace
with the length OF service. The result Is that
the highest paid workman in his shops is a
very old man. who may be seen tottering
round with oatmeal water for the mon.
The sun., 1892-01-03
ksaaekOr - the CIiy.

Lc. ksAaitoa Of Ksssas Ciiy. she was last year
President OF the Western Association. arrived New
&c sy Ess.s :' r.' s s
lsinor bsAgpss wsS tbs spbyset " aYcusslOn, Mr..
tuu tiso wsstsvo assofssfpp. nonposrd Of sipbs be-
yCnd Missouri lie eoluIdsfcd tbs outlook
loAKuss bFi.fii.
The sun., 1892-01-03

Mr. William n. Erfuvs. cu
experimental engineer. wht
liv.y Rt - Broadway.
Brooklyn. has had y reyy
queer experience whseh re-
stated from Catarrh. 40.
cording to the story he told
q rsporfer tho other even
Ing. he suffered from Ca
tarrh on ahd on for tiftcen
, years. In tiluo Tho rtFha
nostrtl Of his nose grew to.
gcthos No that he couti
hardly breathe through II.
This produced n tickling
sen satisH. ~ " tho Straw vt
n vii,sk bropm waa being
, poked Up the nostril. ana
this sensation caused Mr..
nr!gSs to suaezc Violently
for half an huar at a time,
Tins state oe n6 airs sa,,ssed
Mr.. Briggs n. great deal OF
t~,able. aud be tried every
thing to roe rid OF IL.
The sun., 1892-01-03
No Decision Vet - the Co.nectleut Eiec-

New HAVEN. Jan. 2.-'The Supreme Court
held its fifth sitting in the Governorship quo
warranto case to-day. The Judges came to
town early and got together soon after 10
o'clock in the Judges room In the County
Court building They sat without Interrupt
tiou until 2:3O this afternoon. When they ad-
journed Judge Carpenter was asked II thoro
was anything to tell to-day. BE said:
II can tell you nothing to-day. We hope to
be able to announce our decision In q few days.
longer"
Can you toll us whether you have decided
to take Jurisdiction or not 7"
Il have told you all can" said the Judge.
Other. .paRDjfarssp $ha bench made the same
reply whom rItSFmRaal was sought.
The sun., 1892-01-03
Denoersts sf The Thsrsss.ts.

The Democratic organization OF the Thir-
tsenth Assembly diatrict met last night at the
corner Of Twenty fifth street and Eighth ave-
nue.. John C. 6heehsn. brother Of Lieut. Gov.
Sheshan. was reelected Chairman. Messrs.
r. g. Peterson and Louis E. Munzinger wero
chosen Secretary and Treasurer. The organt-
cation under tho nnme Of the Pequod Club
will move to new building on Feb. !.
The sun., 1892-01-03
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The sun., 1892-01-03
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The sun., 1892-01-03
Bowling Last Night,

-Four games were rolled yesterday In the Importers
League tho rs two the afternoon and the last two
In the evening. The urst tho most i'm portant
rolled In the series. a. AbeRg Rnseh and Passsvant
won both games ARE now virtually conceded to DO the
winners OF tho tOurnamo Tbs SCORE;
The sun., 1892-01-03
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The sun., 1892-01-03
Three Noa.auJoa Telegraph Operators
Killed

TExARkANA. Ark. Jan. IA car contain
ing ten non-union operators whom the
Western Union Telegraph Company was
sending South to take the place Of strikers
was broken into here tonight and three Of
tho men were killed.
The sun., 1892-01-03

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The sun., 1892-01-03
a strlke a.d street, Sos Llshts out.

Some Of the employees Of the Equitable Gas
Light Company went on strike yesterday. and
for some hours last night Ninth avenue. from
Twcatyffth street up. was In darkness.
Finally some new hands were employed.
As Theodore Stern. 22. Of 20S East Twenty
second street, one OF these. was going around
his circuit lighting the lamps. he was attacked
by Ava Of the strikers at Forty-ninth street A
policeman appearing, all but John Craemer Of
420 West Fortieth street got away. Craemer
was locked up in the Forty-seventh street Do
lice station.
The sun., 1892-01-03

Heff q Dorea Doctors and, AH k'nds Of Patent
Mestcines Aatied IN Sfop fhs Sneest,s1.
HAscA Came Ersns e'st~r~h. kvsssv boo
sprs 1cCou w,s6 n Nss,fhNN Css~sd htws
The sun., 1892-01-03

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, 11s9AS>of1Is 4b1 bfyDeisalS
The sun., 1892-01-03
DOCTORS MecoY and WllDMAN.

BEat4.d street. near Grand Csnsrs, Dspo: ssd Broad
way corner Of 18th street. New Yofh city. and 13T
MoAfague street. Brooklyn where all ourais cages
treated with success Hyou live 1t . dastancs write
for symptom blank.
CONSUL TATl0N Ar OFFICE. OR Bv mAii FREE.
Address all mail to Hast 42d street. Neg York City.
once hours--u TO II A. ~, 70 p. u, 70 r. n.
daily. SnndayA . to Il A. ~ . l.. =
The sun., 1892-01-03

DuBLrz. Jan. 2-Thomas Ryan. q United
States army pensioner. who was passenger
on the steamer Etruria. from New York. which
arrived at Queenstown this morninE. .!E&s
arrested on the charge OF concsaiing loSdsd
reyolver and supply Of amn9ntttoE.
the. authorities to exercise extra vigilsnos in
such matters- -. gsk
The sun., 1892-01-03

New York A. c. ~ III 2fG $40 at sO7 $40 6sI 7IO R2S
Produce Ex IS - I5y so a37 l32 $y7 S73 643 8sJ
umptres-H @ Zsun and ,. '. Wallace. scorers-o.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
ATTRACTIONS AT ELDORADO.

Eldorado has certainly found favor In the eyes OF
amusement seekers about NewYork. The throngs OF
weql.dressed people over there every afternoon ana
evening" Is substantial evidence OF that. Visitors fni
In Eldorado place where they can enjoy quiet
day or evening" drink In the pure atmosphere dine In
comfort and witness spectacle the beauty and mag
ritude Of which Is much talked about. Egypt
Through Centuries" Is so elaborate that several viits
are necessary to understand II all. There Is just
enough Of the spectacle TO make 1t go and then the
ballet Is something lne All the dancing Is striklngy
novel and artistic. The natural beauty OF Ehorudo
has much 10 do with the present state OF arairs 1t
Is picturesque, and high above the metropolis.
There will be an operate concert there this AFTER
moan and evening There Will also be vocal solos aud
cornet so.o BY Theodore Hoch and fine music by the
Eldorado band OF sixty, under the direction OF Nahan
tTanko special feature will be the singing by tho
yche Singing Society Of Jersey CITY Heights