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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
ANIMAL BALL OF TUXEDO.

The annual ball OF the governors md members OF
the Tuxedo Club WINS given last evening at the club
house The octagonal ballroom was Handsomely
decorated with autumn leaves and chrynnthemnms.
Many dinner parties given ~ the club previous
10 the dance Every room IN the clubhouse had been
taken weeks In advance Dancing began al ~ ~
O'Clock The coiilon was danced before supper Wendell
Goodwin led with Mrs. Fernando iznnea Us his partner
Among those present Mr.. and Mr.. j. l.. Breese,
Mr. and Mrs j. B. Marie. Of Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mr. George :. Scott, Miss Scott, r. y. Taller Miss
Taller. Mrs Burnett Eugene Higgins. J. W. Gerard.
Ir Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. Kelly IT, Mr.. and Mrs. ". 6. Tiffany, Center
Hitchcock. w. II. Russell +. o. Beach, Mr. and Mr..
A. r. French Mr. and Mrs. George Griswold MT
and Mrs Pierre Lorillnrd. Miss Lornrd. I. slnerh
ro,ler J. Lee Taller. Mr.. aud Mrs. F. Is. Gambler.
De Lancey FLOYD Jones. j. Ridgwny Moore John
g. Eeresford Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Hartman, Mt
and Mrs. Oliver Hartman, jr, Mr.. and Mrs T. D.
Fsler Miss virrtuie Coudert, Alfred r. Conkling
Mr. and Mrs f. Burd Grub. Colonel aud Mine
Donapar,e. Miss Bonapnrte, James NJ varnum. the
Mlss,s varnum. Mr. and Mrs. Rhiuelander Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs ". Brcese Smith. the
Misses sterling Miss Robinson. Mr. on1
Mrs. J. NJ Robinson Chrenoe Cary james Brown
Potter Mr. and Mrs. Addison C.arnmach. Mr. and Mrs.
Pierre Lorllard. IT,, Mr.. aud Mrs. ". W. Cryd'r MISE
Cryder the Misses Hewitt. Klnseye Magouu, MI. ana
Mrs ". s. Hamilton Miss Hamilton W. Ferson
Hamilton Mr. md Mrs. +. c. Halliday, OF Washington
d. c.: Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Tolfrce Mr.. mud Mrs
Reginald De Kovcn Mr. and Mrs. Margarine Coke
Mis- Crawford. Miss Audrey Crawford, Miss
Auce Crawford Miss Rebecca Crawford
N Nreo an" H Loriil,,d Honad. +. Gray Grswoli
Mr. and Mrs H. y. Potter, Mr. mud Mr.. T. lirownrl
inrnhnm Miss IIavcmryer j. Adalr Campbell, Ergi
mia pnuoIds T. Lorillard Ronnds lr., Barton Willing
and Mr.. and Mrs. {. q. frincAIyn.
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TIE CHOLERA SITUATION ABROAD.

Hamburg oct os-sovcn new cases OF cholera ana
,vvo deaths were reported here YESTERDAY
Vienna, oct. oa.-Onc death nom cho'era ana niue
sre.b s,sp,cious cases reported In this city to
day string nj ensures hive been taken 10 prevent
III. disease from spreading.
Rldn p,sih. OCT. 2s.-Nn"tcen now cases or chol'rt
and fl deaths were reported 10 the health authorities
in ,lis city TODAY.
- pet r,lurg Oct. 2s.-1wo new cases OF cholera
occurred here Yesterday. Cholera has app"arcl ID
Wnnitza. "A town In Podola. ard owing 10 Tue Ia'R 81
aniiary aiTan gcmcnts + rapidly sprpndlhs' Inc III
loMianis panic stricken.
Washington, oct. 25.-The state Department ms
hccn Informed by the United Sntes Consul AZ oies'a
that the cholera situation in Russia Is much improved
. United Consul at Cairo has Informed III" Dc
rnr,mcnt that all vessels from Mediterranean ports
went ports Of Turkey and Greece. are subjected 10
an inspec,ion by the quarantine boat at ArxandrIa'
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

The first performance Of the Theatre Of Arts ana
Letters has been arranged 10 take place at Proctor
Twenty third Street Theatre December -. The
play 10 be given is not yet announced.
Mrs. George Ccldthvnitc. OF Leadville. Col, who
alleges that Alabama" was taken In large part from
a plav OF hers originally called " The Blue and the
1;t;,yH Is about 10 bring suit here to what
she regards her rights In the Her Ncw-i Ork
agent is Charles Leonard Fletcher.
aye E1rlie Trouble will end It's engagement nj
Proctor's tomorrow night. The original intention
was to keep 1t the stage for week longer,
but the time was shortened by mutual agreement Of
the managers Of the theatre and the play. "A Fair
Rebel" will be presented next wrek.
The transfer has been recorded Of a house at NO
30 West Seventy Grstst., by Miss Pauline Hall 10
william Trevor the consideration mentioned being 81
At the matinee at the Lyceum Theatre on Tuesday
f.. ii. S0thern Will give in addition tn NGaptaiQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
THREE COLLISIONS BErwEEY VESSELS.

stettin, Oct. 2sThe steamers Mercurius ana norma
ane into collision to-day, the former s'nhns ana '"e
hitter being badly Damaged.
London. Oct os.-The British steamer BRUSH Cro"i,
rom London for Boston, has anchored al "ra''sV'u
Nth her stem broken and plate cracked 'e wa"
- ..u,s,or r,,b the steamer Au,ocmt. bound for the
-. Tn. latter vessel was struck on the port side.
d. proceeded on her voyage and the damage she
ustained is not known -,
Tho steamer Northumbra In collision to-day
,,h .ho scbooner Es,remadura off sOuter Point Tie
steamer returned to the Tyne me crew Ui me
ssssi and il is supposed that the schooner SANK as
~. r.s Waking badly when she was abandoned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
lf.ARRIED.

pATrIsoN -rADDoCK-on THURSDAY: october 9TH 1872
M iloly Trinity Church. Harlem, y. y. by u. icy
eW,iiwt = paddock D. D. rector Of st. Andrews Church
ib:l,dIrhia a-.i,ed hv the Rev William y: MrN irk'i'
f. D. rector Of Holy Trinity Church Phladclpnli
th,rics H. Patri.on u Boston Mas, 10 ,riee Pal,
dork daughter u MI and Mr. Ben! Z. raHdocH' OF
Mrtnchen, y. j.
WNLTON-MEGII;-Tn Brooklyn. October ~ BY me Nv
Tho Carter, OF DontOn, y. J., Fanny II. Mcgee 10 Will
H. walton.
ITHINGToN-LLoYD-At London. England oet T
,lth 1892 Caroline Augusta. daughter u thc hcN
Aaron and Maria Dcmacst Lloyd OF Bc",iilr, " D.,
to Lo,hrup Wilmington, VI London
Notices of marriages must be indorscd with full
name and address
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TOPICS IN THE ENGLISH CAPITAL.

u.vr p,ur AND DINER GOVERNMENT
Observation-Disclosures EVICTION.
cepy,ioht; 1892: By The NeT York As'oc'o'e' T'e"
r,,., Or, os-That section of the Cabinet hav-
,ns .,v Influence whatever with Home Kuie pro-
posals has long been 20 versed III DUN INV '"'"e
phnciples and the Details OF the measure 'p' 'n'
PRESENTATION OF draft OF the bill yesterday II 'he
presentation occurred at all. must have beeh oo"'
adhered a mere Formally. Immediately amer Tue
Government was formed Mr.. Gladstone c"nsn'"''
several committees. each charged win preparihs NV
bsding measures of the coming session OF Parliament
The Home Rule committee consisted OF Mr. Gladstone
himself Earl Spencer. Sir william vernon hHi'""''
John Morley and Sir George IreVciyah' 7"Pl'"'
confidence prevails In the innermost 'Ihis'ei"l o''
regarding the absolute unaulmlty OF me CABINET N"h
mittee on the Home Rule scheme. Will ~" com
mittee In unison, dissension among 'ne """" NV"
bers Of the Cabinet is improbable
The Government measures next In importance be-
fore the Cabinet are bills dealing With electors" regis
tauon reform publicans' licenses ana parish cou''
All OF these have been drafted, ana 1t can Dc an
nounced that they Will form the bulk oil the bnNih'sS
Of the session.
The Irish Eviction Commission will begin It's meet
ings on November 10. Lister DrummOnd, the secre'
tsry, Is an oxford man and Catholic convert VII"
has long served under Justice Mathew, the president
Of the Commission, as revising barrt'tcr' bo'h
Justice Mathew and Mr. Drummond are In sympathy
With the tenants.
The currency agitation radiatlng from Manchester
Is centre Is now walking up the commercial ana
financial circles Of London. In the highest hnancai
quarters, however there Is belief that the Govern
men, Intends 10 pursue policy OF Inertia on the cur
rency questions on the other hand. the Indian cur
renoy committee will not take long to arrive M
ctci-i0n. Sir John Lubbock In speech at Il meeting
Of the Chamber Of Commerce. gave some indication OF
the line Of the Indian committees Recommendations
In suggesting OF the seigniorage or collage
charges other experts deny that this Is real
remedy; but beyond this the Indian committee is not
expected TO 60
Michael Davtt. writing In "The Speaker charnc-
srlies DR.. lie CarOns book OF "reminiscences as
scissors and paste mixed with bad invention Mr.
Iavitt denounccs lie CarOn's statements generally as
hlpsbe yarns.
. The airTrade Club has opened n house IN Pail
Nall and prominent members OF the Cobicn CluD are
Mv.td 10 monthly dinners there The FairTradu
Club Is chiefly composed of avowcf PrOtcctOnis;s.
LJrd MaAham. OF SwintOn, IL president.
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,rp GALE on THE IRISH COAST ABATING
raE soHIEpAMs EXPERIENCE = sEvENtf1 y
LIVES LOST IN WRECK-THE EIho III"
MASTER ALARMS DROWNED.


,..so, Oct os.-Thc gale that has prevailed on
N,sv.s. coast Of ireland for the last three
y. 30, .hated Among the vessels that have suhered
.rh s,r.ss of weather Is the Dutch steamer
yh,.dam. from Baltimore for Rotterdam "'i
90 was 60 prolonged that her coal ran Short ana
A was OBLIGED to call al Queenstown 10 reple's" heT
,Onkers she reports the weather as having nee"
terrific. ,..o.sa., onortea
a. lac, that the Inman Line steamer City oil new.
~, wss unable to call at Queenstown because oI
AZ .o.vx weather The tender from Queenstown,
w, Messengers and mails on board remained outside
~, +vo hours and half and then returned without
..,,nr alongside the City OF New'York THIS ihcl
s.,. &c without precedent in the history OF A'ahuo
nail steamers. ,,,o uos
IN. steamer Louvre, bound for Bayonne' WIS
s,scSed at Penmarch. Finisterre last night seven
,..n persons were drowned
~. british steamer Corona, Captain Cummings
Ann London is ashore at Freswick. near Dineansby
Nod scotland. Her passengers and crew We're saved
According to reports from the Midland counueS !;.
&c acres in West Norfolk submerged and the
E s% @ has nsen thirty degrees in forycight
S Sss' "' ,.n
queenstown. oct. 2s.-The Cunarder Etruria' from
YsvYork which passed Brow Head nj O'CLOCK
,.a,eAt has experienced violent weather. owing 10
ne severity OF the STORM snS WIS "i"piV ~
sxAer passengers mails here. and proceed Almost
Src,ly for Liverpool. tender YVES DANCED ~
6emptng TO fasten alongside bei any "e enrt vas
Ssstef- arms drowned While the ehoF' "''
bang made ~ ,.. .o ,,,o, rs+urna,
Queenstown pilot boat, which has l.St r'tirne e
from cruise of the Irish coast passed on the naroor
- Queenstown steamer belonging to the Jc nnsion
Linz. bound for Liverpool which reported I nasnls
Eock The Johnston liner could not ascertain w
names OF the disabled steamers and va. preVeh'cu
b. the gale from giving them any antanee, ,,er oro
Ths steamers spoken by the Johnston inner mr.
rupposed to be the Monte Vdean. which sailed rom
sssd,rssi an october 10 for London; and the Lord
CSei which sailed from Baltimore on OCTOBER : lor
Hnbln' Each OF these steamers ia three GAYS over
due. =, ri, .oo,n.r s,ro,sraad Rid.
e.rvo conveying the mails coasTlse d i,om sna
ssu0. nnr.storn The vessel filed rapidly and SANK
r.. passengers and crew were saved out srG al nu nne
H. oF registered letters, were lost.
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6pecial Notifies

ppStIu1 ~>uIllto
-
"A."-- Precious Rugs from the Orient.
by ABSOLUTE AUCTION
CoNuLrDING SALE THIS
SATURDAY. AFTERNOON
AT . 80 O'CLOCK
AT TIE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
East 23dst.. Madison Square South
GRAND COLLECTION OF
EASTERN RUGS AND CARPETS.
II is TIE FINEST COLLECTION. SAY THE EY
PERTS WHICH TIE COUNTRY HAS EvER SEEN
Tho Sun.
THE RAIEsr AND FINEST wEAvEs
WILL BE SOLD TODAY
THOMAS T.. KIRBY, Auctioneer
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. Managers,
East 23d ST., Madison Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
TIE DIPLOMAT SAID TO BE A swINDLER

Vienra oct. ga dispatch TO the Meme Fr'lc
Tresse" from Berne SAYS that the Marquis Castillo
Foglln the representative IN switzerland OF the Re
public Of salvador has been identified rs an Italian
swindler going by the OF Ca'alfano who eight
years ago sentenced In France 20 one years I'm
p,isonment for fraud The representative left Brrnc
a few DAYS ago II IS now expected that he viii be
expelled from switzerland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
RUSSIAN CONsrJATEs IN CHINA.

ST. Petersburg. oct 2s.-Chna has granted the re-
quest made by Russia that She be allowed TO es-
tallish consulaes In Central China. Manchuna and
Mongolia Tho establishment OF these consilates Is
due TO Russas desire that the occupants Of the Offices
aid I'm pushing Russian trade In competition with the
British trade.
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DROWNED By THE CAPsI2ING or a FERRYBoAT.

Lisbon oct. 2S.--A deplorablc accident is rcpofbd
from sinfacs. While ferrybOat was crossing tn"
river Douro that place. 1t capszcd ana all inc
noople on the decks thrown into the water Inc
accident was from the shore ana mhh' Doa's
mn, an, 10 the Iescuc. A large number OF persons
,or .aved but eleven went down before assistance
cnrId reach them. Among the drowned were seVch
echool children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
TIE HEATH OF THE POPE.

Rome. Oct. cs.-Recent reports that The Pope was
so seriously III that lie had suspended all audiences
are proved untrue 10y the fact that he today gave
audience 10 the spanish Minister 10 Greece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
ITALY AND THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.

Rome, oct. 29.-The Marquis dl Cappe who was
Under Secretary In The Ministry o! Foreign Ahalrs
under The Robilant Ministry. when the Triple Alliance
treaty concluded. has written a letter IL which
he declares that the Statesmen who have personal
knowledge OF the terms Of the treaty. are able assert
that 1t contains no stipulation binding italy Ia regard
TO her hrmamcnis
The declaration OF the Marquis d Cappdn, coming
from such an authorized ard official source Is the
first Instrument 70 ft up portion OF the veil which
SIN the clauses Of the famous Triple Alliance
treaty. Those clauses have been kept secret since
the conclusion OF this alliance In 1884: and Europe
remained In the same Ignorance about them when the
treaty was renewed In 1901 for another six years
Was It an offensive as we'll a defensive alliance
The answer has never been given IN "A definite and
official manner, though many So-calel revelations about
It have been published In the European press. Now
Il looks II the Dreibund only defensive league
for II II had been designed as an offensive alliance
te allied parties would have arranged II that every
one Of them should maintain his amy up 10 a settled
war footing Now. one Of the assistant negUators
Of the Trplice forward and declares that the
Dreibund treaty does not contain any Stipulation
binding italy IN regard 10 her armament"
II is not likely that when the Italian eN-rremier
the Marquis di Rudini. signed last year Renewal OF
the first 1rpice treaty he surrendered the right Of
italy not to be dictated 10 by Germany and Austria
I'm regard TO the strength OF her army. In case Of
engaged In by her TWO allies against France or
Russia Italy could always offer the preext OF her IN
erior military force In order to escape the Obligation
OF helping their desires. Al any rate the Rome GOV
eminent understands that II cannot. account OF
financial difficulties increase the strength Of Its
70 the standard advocated by Germany. Again such
an Increase would BE- difficult work In the face OF
the friendly sentiments shown 10 Fmnce by the Italian
people after the recent Columbian festivals ut Genoa
where French and Italian soldiers. sailors and officials
frateinlzed warmly. Thc Triple Alliance receives
Il. 1nsn Mar1 al. a
Cappeli Just IFS continuance Is threatened by The
Improvement OF relations between Austria and Russia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
Srrrpr syowSroRa rs WISCONSIN.

VT superior. Wis. oct GA severe storm &c
CURED this morning with ~" FIRST snow Of the srns"n
The Wind blow with great force. The front OF th"
Culver Building wGs blown In and other damag"
done II + feared that there may lee damage 70
shinnup a, many vessels out in the storm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

:, pctcrShrrg oct. 28.-The COdncil OF the Empire
T. considering scheme 10 limit the number OF foreign
ors allowed In Russia. The scheme provides that no
colonies OF foreigners will BE- allowed to cohgrega'e
Pr pnposcs OF ansbandy. Foreigners owning iacorcS
uu, moi be allowed to employ foreign workmen tn the
.xcIusion OF Russians. An inquiry has been opened
~, ascertain the number OF foreigners In the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

Rsfebiished 1873.
MIS-. McEIRALHs HOMEMADE PRESERVED
Branded. CANNED AND oPICED FRUITS AND
JELLlES.
PURE RED CURRANT JELLY A SPECIALITY.
Everything put up in ellss and kept until fall For
prices references &c, address Mrs SARAH s. McEI~
RATH. 1893 Degraw.st Brooxyn. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
WILLIAM MORRIS AND THE LAUREATEsInP.

London, Oct. 29.-"The Chronicle" this morning
announces that the Poet Laureachip has been Offered
10 william Morris. and that he declined the honor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
TIE STRIKE AT CARMACX.

pnrs. oct 2s.-The newspapers here are gen
eolly az the opinion that after the statement made III
the Chamber OF Deputies yesterday by VI. Vict'e'
Minister of Public Works. that II the Carmaux strikers
resumed work today lie would demand the pardon OF
the men Imprisoned for riofine. the sfHE" ~" Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

Those Republicans who have failed 10 register
should under no circumstances neglect this duty TO.
day. IL Is AN Imperative duty. IT you do not
register. you cannot vote. DO lose vote by
neGlectinG TO register. Register and register early
This IL the last Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

London Oct. pa dispatch TO " The standard"
from Florence says that the Villa Oppenheim which
was once occupied By eS Empress Eugerc, las been
selected as Queen Vicors's residence during her visit
10 Italy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
SIR WILLIAM HARCoURrS EYE TROUBLE
ITS BEARING UPON THE PLAN FOR REihENiH"
Mr. GLADSTONE Or SOME OF THE BUhpENS
nE LEAnERSuIp IN TIE HOUSE

ITS BEARING UPON THE PLAN FOR REl1ENiN"
MR. GLADSTONE or SOME OF THE BURDENS
OF LEADERSHIP IN THE HOUSE.
Ionaon Oct oS-SemI Official dcnlals have been
issued as to the steps reported to have been taho
hv tho Cabinet at It's meeting yesterday 10 deciue
upon n successor to Sir William Vernon Harcourt III
tho evont OF the latter's eye trouble preventing MN
from filling the place OF Government leader III '"'
House Of Commons, which duty devolves upon nun
in consequence OF M GladsOnes decision not 10 Ae
the leadership except upon occasions "heh iihPo'"'
measmes are ts,fOre the House. Thcse oeliaS'
bo,rover fail 10 reassre the Liberals, who know the
truth OF the statement made regarding SIR william
condition. An ocust. whose name Is not mehtioI'N'
onirms that ssr Williams sight IS improving, bu'
This statement conflicts with the OPINION OF the well
known experts the Continent whom SIT "iIl'ah
recently consulted. ,
Although Sir Williams eyeslght Is threatened ne
Is an active WORKER through secretaries. He VIII
he able 70 cone with business so long as II can be
conducted through this means, but the diVers'"el
,rorh inside the House OF Commons will present
different conditions
Among the varying rImors concerning the pro,
ceed,nrs az Yesterdays Cabinet council The Times
Seems to have a report that most nearly approachea
the facts II says that Mr.. Gladstone Keeps the main
ouestion of Home Rule out Of the consultation VI
his colleagues altogether, and leaves II ooubuui
whether the present measure is anything more thah
the bin he presented In 1856. with some iiiosicai
variations regarding the release OF Fenan conV ,en
middle course between satisfying It's irish masters
nv releasing all the Fenans and satisfying the bulb
Of us supporters. who oppose any interference "''n
-" A. n formal meeting Of the Privy Council to day
az Balmoral Castle 1t stated that the Qneen ex
pected to prorogle Parliament about the miodie Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

Don't nix ANYTHING with = stubborn cough. when
safe remedy may be- nd In DR.. Jaync's EXpcctorant
sor. lnrgs ana thrOats speedily helped by II =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

Leuarblair7 oncact sketch called "1he Dsrepu'aos
Mr.. Racgen." 1t l. by Richard Harding DAVIS, ana
Is founded on one Of his stories.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

w." III, -.on Win sub their beg suite VI room,
a, The Camhrdg 5th.aNr. and 3J1.st. Tor balance OF
1,lnirr or bv month. Apply Office. 33i 9TH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

brought 10 an end. Ii Is reported that nonnnion
workmeD have arranged with the COMPANY and the
police to attempt TO work the mines ia the event OF
he strike being further prolonged,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

For direct conne lion az rovdcnce with express Tram
Zoo y ,.hu1 Manchc>tcr Concord and other principal
VrwII,nI.hlf; paints take the o'clock express OF IN
share Line from w-YUtk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

Lancaster. Penn. Oct. 2-.-rhc Rev Geo Z" W.
willard president OF tmnlns College. former
president u iic!dclburg College. llhin oElo' was
uariicd here yesterday 10 Ms, Mary f. Go.ml"v.
DR. Willard Il eighiy.ihr,c years Id aud his b.ir
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
TWO RUSSIAN GENERALS TO BE DEGRADED.

''ONsINN "FsNrH"T'' II "r1
. st. Petersburg. Oct. 2s.-Gencral RlppenEampf and
vsheral zstzoLon. who recently Incurred the Cars
singer by violently ASSEMBLING each other. VIII be
sSonisaed under the scvercst Russian military law.
vsneral Rippenkampf. who is over sixty years Old
WI be reduced to the ranks. General zlszonoh Is
SM Years old and has "A large family. He Will be
ePiVed OF his medals and will be expelled from the
~ amy Such harsh sentences nave not been known III
VIC army since the days OF Car Nicholas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

MONEY FOR TIE MANCHEeTER SHIP CANAL
Manchester Oct. 2s.-The municipal authorities here
lave decided 10 lend the Manchester ship Canal Com
pany the sum Of $1,000 900. The sslf,d municipal
authorities have voted II, 100000 to aid the com
Fsny In completing It's great WORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

thinks it safe TO leave her in the hands OF her relatives
here lie has accordingly gone OF on salmon fishing
trip TO the Tweed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

~ LADY RANDOLPH CHURCHILL RECOVERING.
London, Oct 2s-Lady Randolph Churchill. who ha
oen Seriously H. has so far recovered that Lord Ran
~Vh. who has been in constant attendance upon her.