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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-31
TRUsrEE's SALE


BY virtue OF a deed OF trust dated the thii1
day OF January, A. d. 1891, and recorded "a ".
office OF the Clerk OF the County Court Of ul,S
County, West Virginia In Deed OF Irus! B99ii
Harvey Si ai Il, Mcdonald % me, the undeniSaea
trustee, will as such trustee on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-31

WANTED-BY CAPABLE MAR.
w RIED man. OF sober and good habits, N.
uation to attend to stock and grnss farm; I'M.
derstands the care OF hne blOOded horses. Adj.
dress, stating terms, DC, ALEXANDER CAMP.
BELL, Amherst Va. au2i.DAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-31

PoBERT LUKE, NO. 1880 MARKET
LII street, has for sale one No / Sorrel Horse.
Come and see me Also one Black Colt i've
years old, never had harness yet weight 1860
pounds. Both new and secondhand Carriages
and BugRies for sale. ie27
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-31
FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-THERE HAS BEEN
IL left with us for sale ten.horse power Ault.
man.TGylOr Traction Engine, complete and In
hrstclaSS order; not been used more than two
weeks This Is bargain. A. ]. SWEENEY &
SON Gftv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-31
WANTED.

GALESNIEN-WE MAKE A LIBEP.
~ AL offer 10 travelling md local statesmen n
every state who call on retail grocers GLUTEN
ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR CO., 1855 Lake street
Chicago. III. SelgS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-31

IMPAIRED Digestion repaired by
BREcHGN's Pills,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
a. Sr.pERBAo AT TIE FOURTEENTH STREET

The first performance In this city OF the h"''oh
brothers SupcrDa" WITS given AT the fouHcch'l
street Theatre yesterday. The piece. which Is pan
tou,mc spectacle Is Of especial attIaclVcnesS III 'hc
holiday time. but mas merit That Shoulu ilSurc 1t
tnirouagr all the rest OF the theari al season MI
IA. scenery and costumes were destroyed nearly Two
,o,th. ro and 40 elaborate were they that they were
repnced I'm six weeks only by the most dligeht labor
lh. work was done thoroughly as well As rapidly a'd
nothing spsnod was allowed TO mar the excellence
The mechanical effects unusually good. the hnale
was an admirable series Of transformations. Illustrative
OF Americas history and the Worlds Fair. Inc
thread OF comedy Is often really amusing.
The cast Is not so strong as TO de'm't much at
ten,Ion from the handlwork OF the stage carpenter
and the scene painter. The four schrode brothers
covs much entertainment by their acrobac antics.
Others In the play were the Misses Louise Dempsey
Alma strong. Kate Chesley, Maud Mluseiey' Aua Me,
and r. Neyille
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
PERSONAL.

While, General Armstrong. OF the Hampton SCHOOL
WAS in Dorchester this last autumn he gave si'uhs'
10 Mr. Billings the crayOn artist: VINO Is s'iiu u H'
secured an excellent portrait ol h"'
Mrs Lease may not secure the senatorshp h'ieeh'
I'm, her speeches have made impossible. Kansas letter
,vs for the LEGISLATURE to elect any Democrat ms
winter such step she tells the PopniStS' "o"i'
drive 70 900 or 10000 voters out Of their party BACK
into the Republican ranks s. :. KING anu 'uus
Frank Do,cr. two prominent eandilaps lDr we
place WILL Is rnmGrrd De HI" e eoygnorrcIect has
al.o Offered third a,prant FOR me h3nor, a', inc
inhn H. Brdentha Of the state Committee, me piac"
of state pank Commissioner but Mr. Iirluehlhai uc-
clInes with thanks and stays III the heiu'
Mr.. John II. Boner, who has been for some time
rv cdltor Of The World" has lately resigned TIA.
place
Mrs Noble wife OF the Secretary OF the INTERIOR
has a way of writing postal cards 20 herself one dy
as reminders Of special duties TO Which she ieea' u
give attention on the ncXt. she employs lIr ih''
nurpose abbreviated memoranda Ineligible only to
tho writer. Kate Fields Washington" which men-
lions this habit adds: "WheneNer invitations a,e
issued for entertainment Mrs Noble pnr'nrs We
prompt receipt She can determine whether or not her
invitations have been properly mailed instead OF IT,
posing In the oblivion Of the messenger p''A'"
Mr.. Justice Lamar was able TO make number OF
calls before leaving Washington for the south lat
Tuesday.
william Whitman, Of Boston. treasurer OF the Az
ngon mills for the last eight years president OF
the National Association q wool Manufacturers re-
signed that Office on october last IN "A letter III
which ho asked the executive committee OF the asSO-
citation make early appointment Of his successor
At i,s nest meeting The executive committee up
polluted IA subcommittee OF the association 70 take
action In the matter. Ri, committee, AT meeting
held III Boston last W,c adopted resolutions earnestly
Grprvcaiing Mr. whitman, action. AMI urging that IN
view of The Importance Of the work now before Inc
National Association, and the special training stHHN.
now ledge and experience required - properly present
the Necessity OF IN" wool manufacture IN dy revision
of the tarin he be Iu"-t"d TO reconsider ms d"-
ci,on. 10 I'll, hc replies by n,'tln, upon Ms reai5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
,,,- 1onu DAILY TR1B1NE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER o. 1892

morobIo ovonts ard anniversaries Whether
local or National will find fitting Observance
in it. ..:,,, Sc
Tbc,e are reasons. moreover. why cllzehs Vi
New-York generally should feel an interest," Ia
the Cathedral. Its imposing architec'uIe WIZ
mol,o il ono of the notable buildings OF the
CITY standing as il will on an eminence mat
for commanding beauty is unsurpassed. 10 has
been suggested that this cmnence be named
:. Cathedral Heights" n name 50 appropriate
tb,. II i IN be hOped il will be sanctioned ny
rsogo I'm lis manag cement and worship 1t VIII
,oNoct many Of the cosmopolitan features OF
tho cjtys life. The design. for instance IN
cludes seven ChapclS OF Tongues III Nh'c"
ON every Sunday services and sermons VIII DC
given in seven different languages. AlroauS'
indeed il is laid that the Episcopal Ch'irch III
tbis city to-day ministers III nine uIhere"'
languages 50 that possibly the number OF these
Cbapc!S of Tongues" may be lncita'cd' nc
Cathedral will also be the nucleus oi o'hef
institutions which will grow around 1t. Already
- Iul,c's Hospital and Columbia College have
d,o;J,d +, move f. Cathedral Heights, and
ether educational and ph.lahthror'c institutions
will doubtless follow their example Ihis TACT
must lie highly gratifying TO Bishop fo''er'
who forctold il in his first announcement IN
regard 70 the building of the Cathedral. FINAL
" =. Johns will be the fitting shrine OF
memorials Of the Nations hOnOred dead, and
as such will find place in the affections oil all
Americans
This general interest in the undertaking has
already been indicated one OF the inst sub
srIiptions. and also one OF the largest WIS
madc bv a PRESBYTERIAN citizen Of this city.
and more than 100000 has been contributed
toward It's erection outside the city and diocese.
That the large sum required for lis completion
vill he forthcoming is already practical Ger
tainty. and is indicated by the fact that be
quests in wills have already been made TO II
before 4 slono is laid. Every publIc-Splnted
citizen Of Ncw-Yoll, will hope tina. the enter
prise which is 50 au>piciou~ly begun to-day
MAJ reach speed; completion and become
one Of the most bcnciiccnt agencies for good
in the metropolis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27

cen of pramier Eihot President Carnot ana
NJ dc Frcvcinot. each a GambettI>t OF the uaih
bottjsts. have emerged from the crisis with I'M
bemi>hed regulations ard undImlnlshed a"-
tboritv. One from his exalted position was
DISQUALIFIED for taking part i'll the proceedings
of tbc Cbambers and the other from the neceS-
sity fer ketping the army under absolute disci-
,lne and control was prevented from making
a Parliamentary defence Of the Government.
They needed courageous and qucR-"l''eu
ally with the instincts Of a political leader anu
with the cnorsv required for meeting grave
crisis W. Eibot has shown himself 10 be the
br,yc.t and most aggressive Premier who has
faced fine flction-rlnt Parliament since the
downfall Of GamLcua. While OppoItunlSn mas
becn di>crcdit,d by the Panama exposures. us
resources Of leadership lave been increased by
= crisis which has Produced Premier KiOC''
If tLc con>pilators when they were denonhcIhS
last week the corruption and incompetence OF
Hcnullican rule were challenged - declare what
/, wa, that they would substitute for II. 50
vii haGcd factions and disappointed lIc'loh
leader, be called upon when the Chambers re-
assemble 10 make known what Will replace
OppoitmSm. II they fail 10 answer ms sec
ond challenge. OproriuniSm viii continue %
rovcln France by virtue OF IFS superior talents
for ministerial functions and political leader
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
THE EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL.

The laying Of the cornerstone Of the Episco.
pal Cathedral this afternoon will mark an epoch
in the hiStorY of The Episcopal Church, and
especially of the great diocese Of New York
For the building of such an edifce as the
Cathedral of t. John the Divine is 10 he
means vastly more - the Church than the ad
of masonry. IT. means the birth of a new in
>ttuticn. which is II conserve and foster many
impulses OF religious effort which have hereto
fore found no adequate expression in the life
Of the Church. The Cathedral will not be a
Slayi,h reproduction Of the European type Of
clthcdra> il will moi strive 10 keep alive ideals
e worship or of routine work that have become
outwOrn ana useless, but will be emincnty
American in its adaptation 10 the needs of
American people. some years ago an English
Church dignltlry. the Dean of Norfolk. we be-
lieve called attention u the uScleSSness Of Eng
fish catheVra>, and Suggested that they be
turned into wOrklngmcn'S lyceumS or clubs
Whatever may be thought Of such a suggestion
it indicates that many English Churchmen feel
that their or at les are no, doing what they
might do in promoting the religious life Of
the people But under the enlightened leader
snip Oh inc bIshoP VI Now II Ik, dnu Oh the
representative men who are the trustees Of the
New-Yolk Cathedral. there is little danger that
the building TO be erected i'll this city will be-
come useless fame. 1t will be the centre of
spiritual and miSSionar! effort, which will be
felt throughout the whole diocese. and indeed
throughout the whole Episcopal Church. 1t
will be great metropolitan church whose sit
tingS will be free TO all, which will welcome
to lis stalls every clergyman Of the diocese
It's pulpit will be occupied in turn by the great
est preachers of the Anglican communion
Many Of the great charities and philanthropics
of the Chrnch will be grouped around it and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
Gmuscmcnls.


ACADEMY OF MCSiC-s-The Black Crook.
AMBER(f THEATRE-2-A Trip Through Fairylandi c,
Der vogelhaender.
BIJOU THEATRES 3o-A Society Fad.
BROADWAY THEATRES The Prod gal Father.
,AkNE+IE MUSIC HALI.-1O u. m. until 10 p. H.
The Dore Gallery.
CASINOS ,l5-Fencing Master.
COLUMBUS TIIEATKE--S 1.-THE Power OF "oid'
DALY'S 1MCATRE-S-As You Like IT.
EDEN MUSEE-rhe World In WsN.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRES ia G.ldeI Fool
GARDEN rHEArRE-5-LA Cigalc.
GRAND OPERA HOUSEWIVES Blythe OF Duluth
HARRIGAN'S THEATRE -Muiigan Guart Bal.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE, :15-Fau&.
HEERMANN'S IUFATRE-s 10 The Army Surgeon
ana If Were You.
HoYTS MADISON SQUARE THEATRES go Trim
Chinatown.
INTERNAL MUSIC HALi--2-S-VduIeul To-
ROSTER EIALS-S Vaudeville.
LVCEUN THEATRE IL Americans Abroad
MADISON SQUARE CONCERT HALL-s-Mis'etoe
Bough.
MANHATTAN OPERA HoUsE-s-The Isle Of Cham
payne.
PALMER'S THEATRES .1j-\I.s,ocl0cv.
PROCTOR'S THEATRES :lj-COnnty Fair.
STANDARD THEATRES 1.-THE Masked EaL
STAR THEATRES I5-The Hrnohtach
TONY PASTOT>-2-s-Vaude,Hle
UNION SQUARE THEATRES 1.-The Crus: Of Society.
18th STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
THE DRAWA-MUSIC.
STAR THEATRE NINNA GALEHAYNES

Nj, Mlnna Gale Mr. Haynes appeared at the
STAR Theatre last night and presented Julia IN "Ihe
liuucAlaok.' Miss Gal" has YOUTH beauty, intell-
g,uce refinement and force. AID she gave credit
able embodiment i dAlcuit part. Her pTraiiurc
II Ili' ID sumption ~ leNlty and Of artificial manners
was especially truthful AID effective. In Tie sc"n"s
Ok pas on and sciconfio she displayed clear Ideal
and most Earnest spirit. and She sustained The
de-, lamntory speeches high level II ten lon and
m.lodlous nuoucy. Mr.. Joln Malone played CHI ri,
Mr. Mines t.v.ok gave hh Well known embodiment
- Master Walter. Nm admirable and most amusing
,fudv OF NDdns was presented hy Mr.. Ebcn P' mppl
M. Gal. wn, cordially welcomed by friendly Lsu>e,
and her engagement has begun IN AN du, pAlUus
manner. N,.N week. she will play ECsaliad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
DER VOCFLHAENDLER.r

The Conried Ferenczy opera Company made Its
first appearance In this city last night at the Amberg
Theatre giving Zellers " Der Nogelhaendier' THIS
opcretta Is elrcady familiar 10 the public here as The
ryrolean' but last night 1t was presented In us
original form f)r the first time in New York. The
oneretta also enjoyed the advantage OF not having
suffered the loss inevitable In translation and "adap
tstion" The composer wrote the leading part for
a mans voice. but in the English version II woman
sang The music.
Taken rs a whole. the performance last night was
fair though there was no particular brilliancy In any
feature \ sincere effort at worthy achievement
was evident. 'rhe leading parts wrre taken aS fcl-
lows. Kurnlei,tin Marie Miss Charlotte FISCHER ;
EnronIn Adelaide Miss Malhllde otto: Baron WepS,
L. ,pod D,utsch Graf Stanslais wilhelm Bauer :
Adam Carl schulz aud Chrlstcl. Miss Lucle Neriier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
TRANCE AND OPPORTCNISM.

There is no other American in Europe so
fully competent to form an accurate estimate
Of the dangers with which the French Re
public is now cnccmpaSScd as our accomplished
London correspondent. He is now in Paris and
our readers have this morning the benefit OF
his shrewd observation and keen power Of dis
corning the forces of rcactionary conspiracy
and the conservatism Of public opinion. His
review Of the situation, alike brilliant and
exhaustive, is most reassuring. IL indicates.
not perhaps the complete collapse Of danger
Gus plot against the Republic, but its ultimate
conversion, when the Chambers reasonable into
a faction campaign against Opporunism. The
conspl acy has failed from the precipitate haste
of VI. Andreux and his political allies in play.
ing out all their trump cards when they had
nothing in reserve. They could net change
the suit without exposing the weakness Of their
hand Neither the Bonapaitist prince, nor the
Royai,t pretendcr nor NJ. Andrieux himself
was a commanding card. They have lest their
game for il is IN old French diplomatists say
ing that the cards never forgive "A blundcr
But il is not by any means certain that the
OprOltun>t mbination which has so long COY
elned the nation will profit by all the mistakes
made By lis opponents.
What is plain. however, is that another strong
PLAYER has been found Oh that side in the per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27

This Is another dose. Last week TIE Union ''i""o
Theatre was devoted TO IA portrayal Of the dreEs oil
.,,io,y This week il presents the crust or, more
explicitly speaking. the scum The former pm was
made ~ MI Zola who uses no ro>e"at'r. Ire pres
eut nil WAS made by Mr.. Dumas, who ADDS NIUE
,.rf,me The Crus: of ~oeirty' l., In fact the Oh
Demi Monde turned into Ihgn'h 10y MI u'"''
U.inu spin.tcr and cooked for the local market 10y
v.ii'.,,n ~, m,ir Of thr boston Mu,cnm. IAat OIL
ni,re is a clever prc-rntment OF a noAiouS "he bu'
ouisld Of Paris nobody has hitherto been WILING To
tou,r II except with pair Of tong. on the French
snge ANYTHING /, legitimate that VIII Yield dramatic
eject On the English stage sine attention j. gwen
Ia morals. The moral question pr"poulu'u III NV
r,.,~ :. n,e nne,tion whether gentleman ousht t.
, ..,.. 10 u,.,,,ut a vnuau who ia, be'a his mis-
re- If, m marrying "A man who i Ills iutni luoH
persons who happen To hr interested III 'nt lnV =.
inaurv ma WIN like to have their minds turned INTO
, cumming ground FOR sewage, may EIauIN iH"H ''H'c
Ly n visit 10 the Union square Theatre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Forcign.-RDmors of VI. de- Precincts resgna-
ton caused weakness the Paris EourSe but
no foundation could be learned for them. ---
The COroners inquest Oh the body OF Detective
Synnott, killed in the Dublin explosion, failed
10 give any cew to the perpetrators of the out
rage Ten people We're drowned by the cap
sizing of an Australian yacht. - Cholera is said
10 be- making steady progress in Ham,
burg. Mis-. Langtry suffered a serious re-
lapse. - Mr.. Edmund Yates writes Of the World
of London.
Domestic Extremely cold weather was reported
from many places in the West: the Thermometer
was below zero in the Moh&wI: Valley and the
Adirondachs tie icy weather made picturesque
effects at Niagara. --=- +. 5 Corscr OF Mime
apOls, failed for Sl.O0O,00o, IN consequence of
wheat speculation; lie real estate firm OF which
he is head will suspend. --- Mr. Baincs con-
diton was somewhat improved. =-- Henry {.
varnum killed his wife and daughter and seriously
wounded his motEcT-iG-law in Worcester, Mass,
and then committed suicide
CRY and Suburban.-lhe British steamship
Laurestina came into port with her compasses
frozen solid the overdue Inman liner City Of
Berlin alv arrived; terrible storms and Intensely
cold weather II sea were reported --- Ice graft
ing was tried AT Prospect Park, Brooklyn, to pro-
vide a good skating surface. - The programme
for the laying Of the cornerstone of the Cathedral
of St. John the Divine was arranged. -= Gifts
were distributed 10 thousands of children al the
Madison Square Garden; the secular observance
of Christmas took place, and dinners were given
to the inmates of many charitable institutions.
The Weather Forecast Cor to-day: Fair, with
slight thermal changes, Il ultie cooler, possibly.
Temperature yesterday: Highest % degrees;
lowest, II average, IA IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27

TIE Lillian Russell Opera tomque COMPANY. re-
c.uty returned t. Ncw tx rom Oh" West. oITnI 'he
ST., ,r ,ason az the Gan Theatre last night IN i!e
f,nili9r version ~ Aud,7,u', Ia Ci-a.r' The pur-
f,.. 81 Nj Trca,h iu rcli,3ng this op"rt'a a.ead II
rr.aueias The Mouuinba u.,7 rromis'd. WAS 20
afford VI. Hayden Cpiln an opportunity {" present
laui-.i under ftNoInl, condition, 90 le Ne" oTh
publlc obviously here Z, a conviction ii"Mhs IN
come mind. or mlnd- That the people OF Hcwlork are
Holy 10 become interested I'm Mr.. coffin. Ih're -
Indeed .ome ground In the young mans acting and
singing Tor such "a conviction: but It had AHle ,ncour-
mont las night whn his lst cndeaNors. marked as
r,., v.r, by an excellent s,nblancc 81 sincerity.
.,,,evut, r,mla'hctic personality and pleasing
n not remarkable vocc f.il,' 90 eAc.t any special
demons ration, VI apprOha'ou 80 far a, the public
a., concerned. IL 1, Nose ildh !N"i"i'
.,.o. the r.tlra of Mis-, R,,sen would
have been deemed sufficient cAcn,e for ih" pro-
oucilon %, any oprrtta with which Size la, become
identified IN Ncw-Nor.. Certain Il :, That ui" Oilh
Of all That is entertaining ani art,hcaly Of good
,cnut. I'm La Cisale" s, due 10 hcr. and f., pros
terity this time Us last will he measured by her
vopuIarfy or at least conditioned on 1t. TIL, operet,a
+, clever and engaging when lis progress l. not re-
,arded uy Mr. Louis Iarr.,ou's attempt, AZ humcr
and II is uniformly Wei done. That lis dramatic
movement Is 80 slow is due % Oh" muufod SjpAiNucl-
ZION 70 ,yhl.h II has been subjected. on the 'heory
thai A Is nrce AIRY to vusarl1r ana disrupt neatly
CONSTRUCTED and vigorously written french musical
comedy In order to tit II for Anslos saxon ears. An
amusing Instance Of how far this notion tan be
carried was disclosed last night. when Mr. W. l.
Carleton sang I'm sentimental stlle "A parody on Dr
Uoyani's exquisite and dainty lullaby to donkey
and after promising to put 1t TO sleep Down n the
n,,rlnud left II on stage hall an hour longer
ia furnish food for Mr.. larriSons wcar>oine JeS's
MA, Russell waS radiant. as usual ana charmed Ner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
iIarrity seems 10 have gone ont Of the Derspec-

The Democrats are inconsistent in their posi-
ton with regard 10 the Montana Scna'orshlp. In
$50. when the inspectors in Silver W County
threw out the returns from Precinct No. 30. the
Democrats claimed that fraud and Outrage had
been committed and clanored for "A recount.
Sow when the inspectors Of Choicar County
have done precisely what the Silver Bow mn
din. the Democrats claim that they did rI,ht
and oppose a recount. The moral test Of a given
act in the Democratic party is this-What ito
we get out of il?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27

New-York and the region round about were
favored with as nearly perfect Christmas
weather as those accustomed to this eXactng
and exasperating climate could expect. 1t was
cold and clear, bright and eyhilaIatng. an ideal
day for out-of-dotr exercise. For walking and
skating there could scarcely be better weather,
and tho lakes available for skaters were doubt
less the most popular places in the city. Some
what warmer weather is predicted to be coming
soon, but it is not expected that 1t Will raise
the temperature sufficiently to soften the ice
and end the skating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27

one reason why il was Merry Christmas in New
York was that the condition Of the city from the
point of view of health has been exceptionally
good OF late For two months the death rate has
been lower than usual, and last week, in spite of
the sharp change in the weather, the number of
deaths was twenty-five less than in the previous
week Thus far there has been little recurrence
OF the grip, which has caused much distress
for three years past, and if it were not for the
menace OF cholera next summer, the outlook would
be altogether favorable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27

The use of dynamite and other high eN-
plosiyes is topic somewhat foreign 10 me
Christmas season Nevertheless, just al 'n'S
time statement is given TO the public by Inc
Navy Department regarding the future OF the
dynamite cruiser Ne>uyius it being the men
ton 60 make an exhaustive trial Of TINS Ve'S'I
and her guns for the sake OF determining JUST
what she is capable Of accomplishing. Lmmeh-
site is to be the explosive employed and Il new
gun has been constructed 10 make the expert
mcnts with Improvements i'll war Ve>NeiS'
guns. etc.. and the invention Of powerful agents
Of destruction. however have distinct ten
dencv. in certain points of view, 70 conserve
the peace Of the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27

A clear cold, bracing atmosphere WIN ~
sro,v 70 clog and soil the feet, is about all the
LcIimatic felicity which inhabitants OF New-iorN
u, ~, justified in demanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27

We respectfully submit to the star eyed uooua -
Of Reform, whose posto'lice address Is undsfs'oou
10 be Louisville that temporarily do ieis'' "
might be well for her to abandon politics ioi
arboriculture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27

attitude 70 be Violently hostile. At all events
Ncw-lork is big enough to support an u''ue,
ground system in addition to the elevated Io'uS
and without seriously invading The dIvldrhds
Of the latter