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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
HELP 70" THE S.ALLSGIRxS
The Working won-n's society Takes Up
the Fight &. Then.

meeting OF working women. under the d.
rection Of the Working Womcn's Society. ~
Clinton place. was held ut Room -. Cooper
Union. last evening. to consider the question
Of legislation for the employees OF mercantile
establishments. Among those present were
Miss Margaret Finn. Deputy Factory lnsp-c-
tor: Mrs. DR.. Jacoby. Mrs. DR.. Annie Daniels.
Miss Alice L. Woodbridge. Miss Sarah Ellis.
and Miss 4. Raymond The hall WIS ll!el
with working girls. man. Of whom are en-
ployed in the dry goods stores. Speeches wera
made by Mr.. Daniels. NJ SIS Wood.,ri,!Ec. and
others. describing the coalition ~ the work
ing girls in tn. stores. Tho subs tan"e Of the
speeches was thar il i absolutely necessary
that steps should h- taken Immediately to
sm-!ioiTte the conditions OF the girl" In tho
stores. which war" going from ind 10 verso.
The average hour, Of wIrk; i Wa" claimed.
for lunch. aud III, A. NJ. 10 IL and II i. NJ. IN
Saturdays aus! during holidays. The average
wages for children wrr" from 81 to Sl.2J per
week. for shlesCiris from - 10 SO, and cash
iers averaged - n week. Girls were cor-
PEELED in most uf the stores 10 Flea" IN the
counters after WORKING hpurs. THIS averaged
from Dftr"n inirntes ~ two hours day i
WAS claimed that III" girls had often - submit
to COARSE and insulting lin@mGe from floor
bel on pain 81 losing their ,iare~ Iii. c0nd.-
tons we're good in only eighteen stores.
A bill TO ne presented to the Legislature, en-
titled "A bill providing for the Inspection o!
mercantile establishments was unanimously
endorsed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
Miss Nash Loses Her Suit.

LONDON. Feb 1.-Miss Florence Nash. IL
years Of age has sued Ali Khan. the son a a
distinguished Iodinn i rioes." for breach 'of
rro.ass Of sAarria se.t sbe r.sae e.me rur fos
n hearing to-day. The plaintiff scid that Ali
Khan had from tho first time they met treated
taken hcr to many Places of amusement.
Finally. she said. he proposed marriage and
ayaI Gsre ehampaR r Was ::ee " ied e
in. Ali Kahn then took her to the Empire
Hotel. where. she says. he effected her ruin.
told her he was about to return to India. and
1t was then she ascertnincd that he was al
ready married
All Khan denied that any promise was given
and. although he refused to take the usual
oath as a Witness n verdict was given IN his
favor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02

uncle Of Corporation Counsel Almet +; jerks.
He was also n brother-in-law OF the Rev. Or
Il &. Storrs Mr.. jerks had been employee Tor
ister's office. and was connected lately with
the Lawyers Title Guarantee Company.
Joseph Il. Pope. a veteran actor and mana;
ut Toronto. Is dead. He was so years old.
He was horn In Rochester. and went on The
stage in 1880 For fourteen years he travelled
years in the employ Of the American Express
Company. He was the author OF several pop.
ular songs and one play.
died on Saturday at bingham. aged 80. For
twenty-five. years Mr.. Holbrook was master
builder in the Charlestown Navy iSrd. and ior
street under the firm name OF Whittemore 4
Holbrook. In this establishment the late d. j.
huildN0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
THE MISSING SCOH.
Search Not Yet Given Cp-The Question or
The city, GesRonelhilltI.

TIE SNy'e AeepOnsthillty.
The ocean tug Edgar F. Luekenbach. which
went out on Friday to search for the Barney
Dumping Company's scow No. s. one o: the
feet OF four which were driven to sea last
Tuesday. returned to the Atlantic Basin in
Brooklyn at 3 o'clock yesterday morning with
out the missing scow.
Capt. Kane OF the Luckenhach said yester-
day that he cruised around $50 miles outside
Of the Hook. gale blew all the time Tie be-
lieved that the scow had gone to pieces. Louis
Luckenbach. one OF tho owners Of the tug.
said that he would not make another effort to
find the scow. Street Cleaning Commissi oner
Brennan and the members Of tho Barney
Dumping Company thought the scow and
her men. Capt. Crump and Mate Canal. had
sns y she Barney
Dumping Company: was TOLD yesterday that
Secretary WINS did not know the name OF the
Captain who was said to have told this story.
a ,Hs
unable to tve;y he story
I Sok her ec M sns also
said that the Etna lnsurance Company of
sured. will pay the salvage on the three
rescued ssoWs The LpcS.nhach Comnany
The insurance company" said Mr. Wins:
will pyotably sue the city for what they have
to pay the Luckenbach Company. We lease
the dumping scows to the Department o!
Street Cleaning. and that department must re-.
turn the scows to US In the same condition in
which II received them"
Subscriptions arc solicited for the benefit OF
the crew Of the schooner Everett Webster.
which rescued the men on the Street Cleaning
Department tug Edwin Webster. Deputy
Street Cleaning Commissioner Dalton sent
Mayor Grant check for $50 yesterday to head
the list
New BEDFORD. Feb 1.-The shlpwreckcl
sailors OF the tug Edwin II. Webster and
schooner Speedwell arrived here this morning
Haven They are quart cred at tho Seamrn's
Bethel The Wehs!ar's crew will return to
New York by the Fall River line toll night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02

A. A; Mcknight and F W. Lowry Of Denver
the ss wssn to fs S
!Ss ssfs q ss cR XIV n's>
e
TO the builder and Hss g. gran'
IN sRtcn 'a Tha to Vi SIS
The Bansor and iroosi:'k Itairoad la;
cataSuis Railroad: Tho ior,ner c"n a is
sarnia x Of p tie i Bane"r H and TssaaSui suso
Srsneh 9; tie Maine Contra! this t" cSntinu;
Aroostook. which will probably require !,r-
tween two and three years: Alter The "nmpI,.
e pay the full interest ON ~" ion,l.'h tolt, II
th BsnGTr nnt h1 ,h the
mens, may lie accepted. rs Ike iiseataaai.
hands and heavy burden to the tax payers.
!, Eoston despatch says that it Is un'l"rtt"nd
the. M 9 b Inv Sse 1 Son VII
ing general manager. Of the Boston an! Maine
Mr.; Furber's successor. It Is said. will 10 ne
yell-knowp manageE Of The Ma.re Crnt!n:
NTH sEs %s .nd
Is known throughout America as az allie rail-
road man. -ts.
lisal!s Q. the Biz Four MAS .,r,amrnf ~i;i"r
e BUY Or r!o lsnfs the I;oirr;nNs. hoeH'n.
s saG Srs sps hSeH ii ds foa 49, "a ay
in the West. where it is believed by sonIr ~
cause ~ ingalls, has been in New York. Il IS
A statement, Just issued by .hc New y"r'..
nnai surplus Plus from s3.o3G IN is!i 10 S,n;4
j. iss'I. Ions %i5 az Ipe5Ssssc; Is per cc,
.7S7o53 tons in 1891. an increase Of %s "r
crss , H.s per cent itt' '"''eo 'D' "''''
mestins ' Yesterday, a Witch was in.endef srr:
c!ally rs a reception to Grand Chie' Cohdurtnr
r E Clark Ii honor OF his first nyrenrancr IN
the East There Wns big attendance OF con-
Kansas roads did not nut into eject the re.
dnctions ordered by. the State Commissioners
yesterday. Failing in efforts to get rehc.nr.
tGeds M aIaered !" wa ne IA
hundred h,ad pounds on afth-ciass freight. Fourth
70 ;s1 from ss ssss So Usf:
wee. before and 4. PA same week last ysaHr;
sssh Mssfsan FE sIt l54Ga taGs o S
Panhandle. e.4sl tons: Baltimore and Ohio;
plH, Ss s 81; , tons ETis; say tens H., .
bound passenger business from st. Paul 70 De,
troit and other eastern points went into "''rt
Ebe s and leiS hSat T. expestsSG VIZ
dssppsa h From nsars a!o % pe'' '
Thomas Faulkner has been appointed IriH.
HaY.ss q agent he I5at I'm sna
several months ago Mr. FauIEnsr has genera!
superyis!on for the railroads at Ellis Island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
Notes Of Forels. napps.,ax..

The naval exhibition organized at Liverpool
comm erciai supremacy Of Great Britain was
opened yesterday.
The sale Of live hogs has been STONED in
the Altoona, Germany. market In CONSEQUENCES
stock.
The President OF the French republic has
sent to the khedive tho Grand Gordon Of the
Legion OF Honor.
Bettina, the daughter OF Baron Alphonse de
Rothschild. and wife Of Albert RothschIId. is
dying OF cancer Of the breast. -
Prince George Of Greece. who saved the life
OF the Czarewitch. Is suffering from influenza.
to high tide on the Elbe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
KEEPING GRAIN FOR HIGH PRICES
Russian Merchants who Try to Deceive
the 0overnaeut Severely Puuished.

Russian Merchants who Try to Deceive
the Government Severely Puuishea.
sr. PETERSBURG. Feb. l-Count Tolstot says
in an interview that the grain now In Russia
will not last until spring. and that It will be
necessary to import grain from America
Merchants are unwilling TO inform the Gov
eminent OF the amount Of their stocks. as
they wish to retain. all they can for
higher prices. This has. caused some acts
OF severity on the part o.! the Government au:
thorities. In Kiev a merchant who had tried
to deceive the authorities "a to the amount he
his own store. tied up by the thumbs to the
lantern post His stock WAS couascated and
he was sentenced. in addition. to ak months
imprisonment Other merchants suspected Of
ecncealing grain for higher prices have been
The province OF So nj ara is fast drifting into
anarchy. owing to the desperation caused By
famine. The starving peasants seem to hnve
lost oil respect for Law and authority. and rob-
berries and bureiaries are Of daily occurrence.
Tyrhus. largely due to hunger. Is also raging,
and adds to the horrors OF the situation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
Suicide of Trained Nurse.

Louise Hennng. u nurse In the Willard
Parker Hospital for Contagious Diseases at the
foot OF Fast Sixteenth street. drowned herself
in one OF the bath tubs yesterday morning.
She had been subject to insomnia and about a
fortnight ago grew 80 debilitated that from a
nurse she became a patient Her post as nurse
was given to another. Although assured by
House Surgeon Lester that she could maks
the hospital her home until she got employ
ment. she was Respondent. Between ) and
A. VI. yesterday. when there wac no one to in
terrupt her. she locked herself In the hath-
eight inches Of water. She was dead when the
bathroom was brok en- into. A nightgown and
stockings were all the clothing she had on.
She was an Englishwoman. 81 years old. and q
sEtllad nurge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
TAKE MS woRD ron 4 MILLION
-. v. Whites New FORK CreGi ors Release
Him Without . Wrisea Line.

Him without Wris'ea Line.
S. " White was formally posted Oh the New
York Stock Exchange yesterday as candidate
for readmission. The committee will vote on
the application on Thursday.
The terms Of Mr.. Whites settlement with
his creditors were made known yesterday
They have no precedent in the history OF Wall
street
In word. his New York creditors. repre-
sentinG 100000. have taken his word to
pay UP with interest. as soon as he is able All
have signed on their claims. and have given
Sr White full release. They asked for no
paper from him in acknowledgment Of the
claims. Mr.. White said 10 them; 49,
un Gefft.s tie, vii pay yo9u with ipterest
ch I'm, is In EVIDENCE besfIe the Stock Ex-
| claims acans Mr.. White. hi, readn,ission is
! lot disputed
Wall street men who learned OF the action Of
| Mr. Whites creditors. said IL was the createst
| comriimSnt the street bad sysI Witnessed.
To his Chicago creditors Mr. Whiie was ena-
bled to pay nifty cents on the dollar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
AFFECTS rHEArRrcAL MANAGERS.
A Railroad Order Ai~eA ut the Private Bag.
gage Car Habit.

A Railroad Or0er A1osea NJ VIC FftSNte nag
gage Car Habit.
Theatrical managers who have been in the
habit Of Transporting their scenery. baggage.
&c, in special cars OF their own. received
disagreeable surprise yesterday at the hands
OF the general passenger agent OF the New
York Central road. The managers were IN.
formed that henccforth the Central will MT
haul private theatrical cars OF any description.
when attached to regular passenger trains.
The reason advanced was that the extra rars
not profitable. .,-.
many realistic effects. using a private car for
their transportation, was the first to learn the
edict He said: I'VE intended TO go to Yon-
kers In a few nights. and expected I" attach
our cur as usual to the regular passenger
train. Next season We were TO have played all
along the Central. up to Buffalo. THIS new
dates. for without tho scenery and effects III.
play would be useless; ~ course. we might
attach our car to the freight trains ~ tina road.
but that plan would not be feasible. because
we could not count upon reaching town IN
time. To send al! the scenery kc.. as excess
Of baggage would also to tnpracticnhic. This
order will affect forty or hfy. big travelling
shows mcodramntic and hurlesnus; chiefly.
Unless 1t is modfed-and am told that i
will not be-thess troupes will have to omit
some very profitable cities in their routesheru.
after"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
TIE INTERNATIONAL system
Is One Committee Competent to Arrange
Lessons for All sunday Schoo,ss

The result OF much COMPLAINT against tho
international system OF preparing Sunday
school lessons was n meeting in The Hanson
Place Methodist Church last night. for the
purpose Of discussing the subject
The meeting was held under the aus pieces Of
the Brooklyn Sunday School Union. Siias NJ
Giddings presided. On the platform with him
sat the Rev. DR.. A. T. Schaufier OF this city. a
member of the International Committee and u
wril-known SUNDAY School worker.
Benjamin II. Bnyilss. an ex-Presiient IT tho
union. said that there has been considerable
criticism OF thu International system OF study.
AM. TINT the lessons which are now being
studien are not adapted ~ the needs of the
average class.
"Ot the fifteen mcrbers OF the International
Committees. he said; "thir'een ar" doctors Of
frssnr. bcleve could pick out OF this city
SIX s"dlN women wh9 would prepare better
Tho Rev Dr.. Srhauf,!er .aih that h. believed
IN IL" int "rnatunG! srrl"s OF los -ous. The
n"''iH- "!os: l'y'!!c audience singing stand
[ ,Ur j
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
N.v x.,,roas On Iors Isl. nd.

The New York Bay Extension Railroad Com.
pany has fled articles OF Incorporation. with
capital stock Of seOO,oOO. The road will s.-
tend from point near Garden City to Br22ok.
lots road and the tracks OF the New York.
brooklyn and Manhattan Bcnch Railroad.
The trustees are. Austin Gorbin. fenjanla
Everett K Reynolds Frank NJ. kel'ey. Wi! .ial
Kelly. Daniel S. Voorhees,. and James II. u.
This road ia said to be intended as a short
cut for q through route in connection with tho
Long Island and Eastern States line ,'"'wcr,
Boston and Bay Ridge. the rlan Of which. il.
connection with the Jersey Central or lat,-
more and Ohio. has been heret"inre descrsnr''.
It will also be OF inmediate Sdyantngr as n
direct route to Manhattan Beach for rts-
sengers from New England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
C..-c,ux Non. us,on Railroad Men

BUTTE Mon. Feb. L. TIVE nty Eve hu,a:ri
union workmen yesterday attacked the raj.
road camp Of Messrs. Foley Bros & Guthrie
OF St Paul and took prisoners one hunti.d
railroad men from st. Paul. The. rond i, a
branch Of the Great Northern. and the, COW
union wnges in Butte are 81 for that kind (:
work; The trouble has teen renting w"eh
wages to the union scale. by a preconc".t-d
plan union men from all over the city move:
to the railroad camp yesterday afternoon aud
ing struck or any property teiu2 destroyed
The men were taken to the CITY and ihry r..
,oin the Butte Workingmcn's Union. II il
likely the leaders OF the movement will lie ar.
rastpd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
BAD TASTE IN THE MOUTH

Or on unpleasant breath. whom resulting !roHi
Catarrh are overcome. and the pnsa! IassaI-,
which have been closed for years are = ~
fered from catsrrh for twelve years eAIeri,
eased the nsuseating dropping IN The thr%s
daily. tried various rem edles without hens
1T until last April. wnen l saw E!y's Cream
Balm advertised. ! procured a bottle, ana
since the first days use have had no m2rs
bleeding the soreness Is entirely gone. H. -,
Dayihsor. with the Boston Budget formerly
with Boston journal.
Apply balm into each nostri II IS 1ni'"N
absorbed. .ires Rsitef"t emee. Price ~ cents
at Druggists or by mail.
ELY DROTMERa.
80 warVep 81, New Iork
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
Had Feeling Between Au.tr,. ..a ru.-,..

LONDON. Feb "A despatch from ST. Peters,
burg to the Telegraph says that the friction be-
tween Russia and Austria is increasing daily.
Austrian soldiers are deserving across the
frontier into Russia ut every opportunity.
and naturaliZed as subjects of the Gar by
secret orders from the imperial Ministry. 1t
is said that large numbers OF the Slav com
rades Of the deserte-s Hre ready to follow
them in tho event OF u war between Austria
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
MR.. SPCRGEON'S PEOPLE
Two Services Held at tho Tnbernnc h!
HE Mourning Followers.

LONDON. Feb 1.-Two special services were
held at Mr.. Spurgecn's Tabernacle to-day. at
each Of which the audience numbered several
thousands. The pulpit and platform wero
drared in black. The deepest grief was mani
tested. and the simple ceremonies were OF the
most solemn and affecting character.
st meeting OF the deacons OF the Tabernacle
It was decided to leave the funeral arrange
ments entirely to the widow. the only thing
insisted upon being that the interment should
take place in English soil. In his remarks at
the evening service Mr.. Pierson. the American
clergyman who has occupied the pulpit during
Mr. SpurgeOns illness. mentioned the Tact hat
the great preacher had cent word recently that
ers I Tor the abatement Of the infiuenza. p'''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
A Shock Tia. May He Fatal.

TORONTO. Feb. 1.-Frederick ". Martin. cleo
trrian Of the Electric Light Ccmpany's plant.
WAS probably fatally checked last night He
was passing between two large dynamos when
the current on either. side came In contact with
hi body. forming through him q complete
circuit. He was thrown to the floor, and when
he recovered consciousness II was found that
been affected. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
A F.s.,oaas,. w.Aa,as Postponed.

PARIS. Feb. Miss Matte Mitchell. who
was to be- married to the Duo de la Roche
oucauld on the 1lth inst. has been taken So
rious!y i'll. She was .1rst attacked with influ-
enZa: this has since become complicated with
contagious pneumonia. The wedding which
was to have been distinguished 2y, the Pres
Ministry. Mr. and Mrs Whitelaw Reid, and
others. will have to be postponed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02

omess. A penksr; Engineers, =. spcrmsnn. asyer
surgeon. Dr.. bsnnesnann; Parser. l. Nelson; Chiss
Cook, G fhei.s; assstsnt. d. Ksniana and q Dsrpsch
The Elder was built by John Elder y Go, OF
GLASGOW in 1883. sheis a. tonr,.masted iro q
40 feet oinches long. ~ feet beam. and "a feet
5 inches deer. she has seven collision bulk
heads.
by friends OF passengers, but none VI them ap.
reared to DO at all alarmed fos their friends
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
Taa many Society.

At a meeting Of the Tammany Society last
night nineteen new members were initiated.
Among them were Isaac Fromme. T. F. Gil.
roy. Jr.. j, &. o. ilGpfel. wanholc Lynn. Rob
Among new members elected were Terrence
Rpfiy. George J. kraus, and Assembly lyman
William SohnisT Among those IEopossd wero
Fennei. and Hiram smitiL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
Mr.. stein~ay Buys Railroad.

The Steinway and Hunters FONT horse ear
road. which branches through the principal
thoroughiares in Long Island City. was sold
under foreclosure proceedings nj the .u"' :
wAe bo.lght In hy. William StripTay. y tsa-
city 81 s75.U5O There wtry,,D "tiirr bids.
cages against the road anil assu.Ies al IN.
C tedness
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
An A.tempt to bur. a Roy., C.s,,-.

BERLIN. Feb IAN attempt was made on
Sunday to fire the royal castle at Koni:sbers.
The incerdiary got access to the main tower.
roured petroleum over one Of the floors, and
then set IRE to II. smoke and flames burst
lively scare. the whole town turning out The
fire. however. was got under control before il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02

benefit or cura It's because It Is different
t6at it can Be- sold 90. All diseases original.
Ing from torpid liver or impure blood yield
70 il. Il cleanscs and purfhee the system,
freeing IL from all manner Of blood -poteons,
For Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Scrofula, Salt.
rhsum, Tsttsr, Erysipelas, or any blood faint
or disorder IL II an unequalcd remedy.
Nothing else can take Its place.
"Golden Medical Discovery" contains no
alcohol to inebriate, and no syrup or sugar 70
derangs digestion.
It's 4 concentrated vegetable extract put
ND In large bottles pleasant to tho taste, and
equally good for adults or children worn
equally well all tho year round
II It doesn't benefit or cure, In every cnses
you have your money back
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
The Steamship Meath Wrecked,

LONDON. Feb IA despatch from Holyhead
says the steamship Meath OF Sunderland has
been wrecked near that place. Lifchoats have
stn ted to tho rescue. She is n British screw,
49, tons; was Uuiit IN 1919 at Jarrow. Eng
land. and Is owned BY II. NJ. Hudson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
\ FIRE GU the City OF New York.

IyEErooI- Feb IA fire occurred to-day
on the Inmnn line steamer City OF New York.
lying in her dock at Birkenhead. 1t started in
the library at the end az tho saloon. but was
Of the panelling. The books were badly dam
aged BY water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
Another vie,ia Of II. s.A.esA.r,.

vienna. Feb. 2.-Itis reported that the sLele-
ton OF another victim OF Franz and Resale
Schneider. who murdered servant girls, has
been discovered In the snow in the Buck berg
we're found
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02

Christian A. Schmidt. Q wholesale dealer in
apholsterers goods. obtained D verdict Of
.52S 10y direction OF Justice lngraham Of
Held National Bank: 1t appea r,sL an tho trial
that the bank paid l. Y cheek on which Georges
Linsard, schmidt's clerk. had iorsedthe tirn s
AndOr6omenG -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02

whsa Baby vss aeh. re savs Dor cAssoriA
when she was Child. she cried for CaUora
When she became Miss, SIZE elurg ia Cs,,oriA
Whsn she had chiidrsn. shs Es,s than castsssS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
Dis.ppearsnes OF the Rev. DR.. Pseld's Over.

chscAoo. Feb. 1.-During the morning SER
vices at the Sixth Presbyterian Church yestsr-
day. ct which the Rev, Henry NJ. Field, D. D.,
the brother Of Cyrus W. Field. oniciAtrd. his
f15 oySrSoes Mas removed from the wardrobe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02

slp.oo.-psmorsss Sewing Machine. CAL and sss
,hsu 81 II East iAth ct New iogk.-AdA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02

AZ Mc head Of
an blood-purihers
II DR.. PiefceS
Golden Medical
Discovery. But
its different from
all Of them.
w hAtever 10
claimed for this,
its guaranteed to
ia Thu Yn0naY
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-07
Disastrous Fire.

New York, Dec IA fire In tene-
ment house in Brooklyn yesterday
morning, resulted in the killing of two
persons, father and child, and the seri-
GUS injury OF at least half dozen
others Tho killed are Michael Doyle,
20 years old, and Nellie Doyle, years
old. The injured are: James Murray,
his wife and six children; another Of
the Doyle family and the four members
Of the Grimes family. Tho fire broke
out in the cellar and was due, II is be-
lieved, 70 carelessness OF Michael Mona
han, an aged, homeless man, who has
been In the habit Of sleeping In the cell
lar.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-07
A Chld EnjoIns

The pleasant favor gentle action and
soothing effect Of Syrup Of Figs, when In
need Of laxative, and II the father o
mother be costlve or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow Its use; so that II
is the best family remedy known and
every family should have bottle.