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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08
AssaVlted by an Ex-Conyi,t.

Edward Gallagher. who returned from Sing
Sing prison several weeks ago. was arrested
by Policeman Golden last night as he was hur-
rylng from the side Of II man lying on the side
walk at Broad and Pearl streets. Golden dis
covered that the man was suffering from II
serious scaln wound.
He was taken 70 Chambers Street Hosritnl
He said he WAS George Smith uf 10 Nnnr,,.
street. The doctors found ir lrd n fractured
skull. and removed him to Bellevue Hospital.
Gallagher served i've years for stubbin. a
man,
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Injured In IL Jersey CITY Fire.

A fire WAS caused in the United States Car
pct Lining Works. 1871 Grand street. Jersey
City. ut o o'clock yesterday morning 10y a hot
shut In one Of the picking machines. A
auG th "' 5e ss c nT" W." ah almost in
eral occupants Of tho building saved their
lives only by jumping from tho windows or
down the hatchways. Superintendent IoiIn L.
Mnynll Of, tho factory was severely burned
About tn" head, arms and hands. John FREQ
William Flrn wero also budly burned. Wv
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avenue. Opposite Cooper Institute he saw
counting a roll q bills. He was a tall man
abreast 81 Hudson he stonpcd looked at Is h IN.
and said:
him across Third avenue and down sixth
up the alley and entered a stable where there
were two horses soon !, after MN cam. in
The SEeS Ee% SSo%
horses. Hudson said he did not. Tie Doctor
then asked what his business was. and Hud.
We'll" said thg D"ctor. We have Job
hs1e x1g h sy ts s n r "nd SnnF in
sxecut"r 81 GA estate s too and q VIII THr have
plenty Of work to give you this spring. W
Mhie the D9st tn Wns tnlfiny another man
Doctor" he said Il ~. ~ want 70 Ivy that horse"
we're here yester,ay you left your es Mea and y
see TINT y YOU are are a horse dealer. Now. when
were horse dealer. it would be different Inherent but
under Tx IL wo,t Gant sell f. ya
reporter saw the men in the sixth street sta-
bio. and the boy. Connors. tried to sell him
stable. and they arc tho same gang. That they
also run the Elm street place is shown by the
1OllOWlnK rnctS:
About o'clock last Tuesday evening Charles
Greenfield OF 1.lO7 Lexington avenue was
yards from the static. short. heavy man
with u red moustache came along Spring
street He walked up 70 Greenfield and said:
:. Do you want to make some money ?"
"Of course / DO" said Greenfield.
Come with me. then, F" said the man. and he
led him down Elm street to tho stable entrance
ut 2O.. Together they went through the alley
way to small stable in tho rear They went
into the stable. In which We're two horses and
dimly burning lantern.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08
BERRY WILL VISIT u.s.
The DISTINGUISHED IHungman Will Leetu
on His Experiences.

on KttH EHpertenCen.
LONDON. March 7.-Berry. the hangman. has
resigned all of his officinl duties because no
was ordered by the prison doctor to change
the length Of the drop. Berry maintained that
his long experience was worth more than all
the Doctors theory. and would not obey the
order. When informed that he must change
the length OF the drop or resign. he promptly
resigned.
He says he will travc! in the United States
and Grett Britain and Civ" lectures in all tho
as he has observed them in his many years
experience. Berry is well to do aud fairly In
telliQent
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Andrew Il. Eade produce commission mer-
chant at II to % Lawton avenue West Wash
inGton Market. made an assignment yester-
day to William L. OLSEN. giving u preference
Of $500 to Maria l.. Eadie.
Judgment for S2l.7lS WAS entered yesterday
against Rowland n. Hazard in favor Of the
Guarantee Trust and safe Deposit Company.
Joseph J. Sullivan has been appointed re-
ceiver in supplementary proceedings for
Daniel q. Rcardon, exporter ut Oh and 81
Broad street. in the suit OF tho Irving National
Bank.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08
Indignant Cuban Students.

1t is reported among Cuban merchants In
this city that the Spanish Government has
caused great indignation In the island by Is
suing decree forbidding the University OF
Havana from granting tho degree Of NJ. D.
and requiring It's students to go to Madrid to
inss their final examinations and receive
others Is said to have been held In Havana re-
Gently. at which vigorous protest was made
against this order.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08
WHAT SLY UOMEy ATE
Al the Food and Health Exposition Which
Mayor Grant Opened Last Might

Al the Food and Health Exposition Which
Mayor Grant Opened Last Might.
Mayor Grant opened tho second Food and
Health Exposition last night at the Lenox
lyceum. There were moro than q thousand
visitors present. among them very prominent
merchants from Boston. Philadelphia. and
other cities. Cappn's Seventh Regiment band
was in the balcony over the boxes.
Manager Cullauan introduced President
Dreyer OF the Retail Grocers' Union. under
whose auspices the exposition is given. Mr..
Dreyer made II speech, and introduced Mayor
loudly cheered. and then the crowd fell upon
the exhibitors and their samples, There were
nearly u hundred exhibitors who displayed
and gave away samples OF nearly thousand
food products. One party OF women that the
reporter watched began nearest tho door by
drinking FREQ cocoa. They Crossed the
hall and sampled some milk and then
some butter. Then they drank cups OF
soup. then glasses Of matted milk. then grape
juice. Then they nte two griddle caSes euch,
niece Of chocolate layer cake. drank tea and
coffee. and ate three different kinds Of cheese
and four different kinds Of pickles. They
wero still at it when the reporter left. The
rest OF tho crowd were following tho example
of this group The exposition will remain
open until April 2 There will be music all
the white. and cooking school every day.
The managers say tho show will be bigger
this year than 1t was last
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a 81 500 Coa.ciene. Con,r,.u,,o,.

WASHINGTON. March 1-Postmaster-G General
Wanamaker o-day received con science CON-
tributlon OF $1,000 in a letter postmarkcd New
York. March 1. 1892. The bills were mostly Of
the 800 denomination. and had beop cut in
halves. The letter was as follows:
DLAa SIR Enclosed please nnd hsif bills which will
match those this day sent ~ the Secretary Treas
ury, This PAYMENTS interest on moneys restored TO
the Governments heretofore. and whch dsfraudod Il
out OF years ago. CossciIEuE,
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Foster visits Dr. johnson. ola Resort.

LONDON March 7.-Sccrctary Foster visited
on Saturday evening the famous r,sort for
wits oi the past and present century. known as
"Chcshire Cheese" He snt in the seat that
Dr. johnson used to occupy. and had u chance
tn mediate. while dcvourng tho celebrated
lark i,r. on III" nssocntion connected with
tho place. rhis afternoon II" visited the House
OF Luld4. Tomorrow he will run down to the
I.ir ~ Wight and will sail On tho spree from
sput mann II ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08
Grnc. Church Cbo,. Moves

The choir Of Grace Church has been moved
from its place near the chancel to the gallery
opposite. where tho architect Of the building
intended it TO be. 1t sang there last Sunday.
In card distributed ~ the Pews Or. Hunting
surpliccd choir. but as Its place would neces-
sariIy DO in tho chancel the building would
he seemed to think was out Of the question.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08
They Scrubbed the statue or the v,re,..

BERLIN. March THE spectacle two we'll
dressed young men diligently scrubbine the
statue of the Virgin in tho market place. while
a crowd Of townspeope jeerod at them. vas
witnessed to-day ut Suhl The young men
were students. who. while on a lark the night
before. had daubbed tho marble figure OF the
Virgin with tar.
They were quickly detocted.and their fathers
were fined 800 marks each for the damage
done to the. statue. while tho boys themselves
were punished by being compelled to restore
the monument to its original condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08
Mr.. Mil. Has "a SLIGHT Rsl.,,.

WASHINGTON. March 7-Congressman Mills
OF Texas. who has been progressing favorahly
through an attack OF erysipens In his foot. had
a slight relapse tn-da". caused by an indisrrc-
ton on his purt. He started for the i'apitoi this
morning forgetting his conhIion IN his apxi-
was Intercepted by his physician, Dr Sowars.
As, a result OF this atts,nnt at walking. Mr..
Mills Ia suffering from another return u the
erysipelas in the foot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08
ABDUCTED Ter FROM 4 M4DHoUsE.
She Was Hopelessly Insane and 10 Now
Locked up, and 90 II Her Rescaer.

She Was Hopelessly Insane and - Now
Locked up, and so IL Her Rescuer.
PARIS. March 7.-Emile Achille Dourches was
arrnigned to-day for having rescued two
weeks ago his sister from a madhouse, where
she was confined by her relatives. He was ar
rnsted for abduction. and his sister was ex-
an.ncd as to her sanity by experts She
bowed to he hcpelessly insane and was re-
turned to the asylum
Dourchcs had nothing to say for himself to-
day except to contradict fatty tho physicians
statement. and he was sentenced to three
months Imprisonment. He said lie belonged
To- II society for the prevention OF the kidnap-
ping and confinement in asylums Of sane
persons.
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Hopes 0C Saving TIM Elder.

LoHDoN. March T.. Tho North German Lloyd
steam hin Elder was to-day lifted of the main
rock with tn" aid Of her own steam working
r,in.ps. This has greatly cncour god Capt.
week I" lint the vessel. ns ut that time there
will be the greatest de Of the year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08
Yachting.

Iughess yacht agency has sold the schooner Cru.
sader for g. a. Ch.ever TO Aessrs. Wendell Goodwin
and W derrick swift.
Bosrox March wv r. waterhouse the wsltknowu
yacht designer order for keel boat to b. raced
IN New York waters against tho Gardner 2batery She
for ;. Young OF the scawanhaka CorlnthiAn Yacht
Club. and Will be built here soon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08

LONDON. March THE Grand Jury Of the
Old Bailey have returned true bill against
Mrs. Osborne for having committed perjury In
her suit for SANDER against Mrs. Hargreaves in
the case Of the stolen pearls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08
Lottery Onacers ArraIgned For the Four
teeuth Time.

New ORLEANS. March 7.-All the officers and
leading employees OF the Louisiana State Lot
terry were arraigned to-day in tho United
States Court. charged with violating the anti
lottery postal law under nm indictment found
in Trenton. n. j.. This makes the fourteenth
indictment which they have been called to
answer on charges in various States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08
Sc WIN Try to swim lne Niagara K.r,a.

LONDON. March William ]. Davis of Ryd-
roy. New south Wales. II no'ed Aust allan
swimmer. has s'Art,'d Tor America with the
intention of swimming tho Niagara Rapids,
w"arinG nothing but tho ordinary swimmn !.
trunks,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08
Kitchen Economy.

Actual tests show the Royal Baking Powder
to be ~ per cent stronger than any other brand
on the market. If another baking powder is
forced upon you by the grocer, see that you are
charged the correspondingly lower price.
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how bad your case, or Of bow long standing
An offer that's made in good faith BY re-
spOnsib!o men.
Think what 1t means Absolute conf
dence in their Remedy, or they couldn't AZ
ford To tcke tho risk. A long record OF per-
feet and permanent cures Of the worst cases
or thcy couldn't have faith In It. II means
no more catarrh.or 500. II you fall to 10
cured, you won't fail TO be paid
But perhaps you won't believe II. Then
there's another reason for trying 1t. Show
TINT you can't be cured, and you'll get $500.
It's plain business offer. The makers OF DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy will pay you that
that toy sney san nn Sss they e cant
they're wrong, you get the cash. II yov'so
wrong. you're rid Vt catarrh
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You are we'll Then keep well; It's quite hard 10
10 as eating we'll In either ease nothing ia so hrlpfui
a. Nicholsons Liquid Dread tho priest matt extract
LnOwn-1h.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08

Don't let tn. cough continue. Stop II at once with
urugyiSts-Aal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08

that May iohe. the burlesIue actress in the
Hoss md Hoss" Company was married last
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Merry s-, rye an Un~,,l,us Juror.

Nenry 6et re an CnWiI1Ing Juror.
Henry George. who had been summoned -
Juror before Judge Freedman OF the Superior
Court yesterday asked to DO relieved on ac-
count OF the pressure OF business. Judge
Freedman would not excuse him.
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when Bsby vas sick. We gave her cssiorA
when she was Child. abe cried 70, osstortA
WAsn she became Miss she CHING h castoriA
WAss she had ch,!drsn. she gaze then castosaS
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-16
WHAT a Panic Is.

London Spectator.
Even the brave man who success
fully resists it can not help feeling
the first chill of the fear that seems
to clutch him. He sees perhaps. 10
cause for terror. and even if he did,
he is not the man to lose his presence
of mind and play the coward. Still.
for one horrible moment he is the
victim of an influence, outside himself
and entirely foreign to his nature.
which seems to numb his reason and
his courage, and threatens to turn
him into shaking poltroon or a fran.
tic mailman. With q fairly brave
man, this temptation to join the riot
of flight goes as swiftly as it comes.
Others suec1mb to it altogether and
do not regain their reason until their
safety has awakened their shame.
A crowd that Is so seized can only be
compared to that herd of swine, also
the victims of demon tao possession,
that fled down the cliff Gadara into
the sea. The fear has entered into
them from t, Q outside, they do
not know what 1t is that they fear:
they only know that they suffer fear,
and they will perish rather than en-
dure 1t.
A crowd, too, is often as cruel as it
is cowardly. The that lynches
man in the United States, tears to
pieces welsher on All English race
course, or massacres women and
children in Chinese village, is in
finitely more cruel than any of it's
individual members, and commits
atrocities that no one of its number
in his saner moments would have
helped to commit, or even wished to
see committed. On the other hand,
it must be confessed that a crowd is
collectively neither more brave nor
more humane than its bravest or
more humane units This demoniac
possession seems powerless to accu-
mulate the good points; it can only
accumulate the bad, 1t Seems to be
q kind of sudden reversion to the in
human and unreasonlng beast, the
sight of which strikes q responsive
chord in every human being near it,
and awakens in him an answering
and instructive dread or ferocity.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-16
A PRETTY GOOD THING.

A Devise to Prevent Accidents in
Getting On or Off Cars.
A large percentage of accidents on
street railways are due to passengers
attempting to get on and off the
moving cars. Similar accidents are
Of frequent occurrence on steam cars
and the course is, in nearly every case
the missing of the step or the losing
hold of the handles. A device has
been designed tor the purpose of
throwing the person away from the
car, should he lose his hold, and to
push him to one side, out of the path
of the following car, should he mics
the step and fall.
The devise consists of a plate or
hoard extending from the top part of
the fender to q point near the track
rail. This plate projects laterally
from the car fender, to which it is
made adjustable by means OF vertical
slots. corresponding slots being made
in the fender. Should passenger
miss his grip of the handle of the car
the guard throws him clear of the
step, and in case he slipped or stumb,
led in leaving the car, the ependent
part of the guard would push him
out of harms way.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-16

little nephew with doughnuts ard
| fruit cake) What does your mamma
give you between meals? Little
Nephew-Orders not to eat.
"what particular incident in the
life of George Washington marked
his undaunted courage?n asked the
teacher. ''He married widow,
ma'am," replied Benny Bloobumper.
If a mans wife caught him kissing
his typewriter, 1t could hardly be
claimed to be q Typographical error,
but il would certainly be mispript
and would be promptly corrected.
A Valuable Bird-Customer Ito
bird fancier)-How much for this par
rot? Fancier-Five hundred dollars.
Customer-Whew Isn't that rather
steep? Fsncier-No, he can't talk.
"Ohp she exclaimed, show can
you drink beer? It's such bad form. !"
II know it is" replied the reckless
young man. It's bad form, but good
TASTE"
The man VINO has never had q
crayon portrait of himself made by
an amateur artist probably does not
you huo" hot Az 10 w hoNO Lis PAA~S
fully BUNDLED.
Mr.. Morris-Parke-Are you in this
race? Sam bo-Wad race, sab? Mr..
Morris Parke (wittily)-The human
race. Sam bo-Ya-as, sab; Use de
dark horse, sab.
He-That Chicago girl is making q
hit here; at least half o dozen men
are now at her feet. Shs Slightly
Jealous I've no doubt there is room
for them all.
Swiss authorities are arranging for
experiments with carrier pigeons in
connection with the postal service, IL
is stated. Only mail birds should be
selected.
Tommy Ito new boy)-You wasn't
born in this country. You can't never
be the president. New Boy-NO, but
1 can be a policeman some day, and
you can't.
Wickars-I don't believe there is
much difference between genius and
insanity. Vickars-O, yes, there is;
heap The luBatic Is sure of his
board and clothes.
Police mmissioner-What assur-
ance could you give that you would
always be on hand when fight was
going Oh? OToole-Oi have allus
been very fond of 'em. your honor.
Merchant Ito applicant for position
of bookkeeper)-Are you good at fig
ures? Applicant-Well, l ought to
be; kept books in a dressmakiDg
establishment for five years.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-16
1T SHOULD BE IN EVERY HOUSE.

]. b. Wilson, 81 Clay street, Sharps-
burg, Pa, says he will not be without DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, that it cured his wife
who was threatened with Pneumonia af-
ter an attack of La Grippe" when
sieaps had e done her mo- au good Robeyt
Barber, of Cooksport, Pa, claims DR..
Kings New Discovery has done him more
good than anything he ever used for Lung
Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free
Trial bottles at Adolph DreiSs and DreisS.
Thompson & Co. Large bottles SOC and
Sl.0Q, 2-27 )
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-16
FIVE LOTS I'm GRANDvIEW.
Ava argain. Finest located property
ntha city 7 Is. JOHNSON, LIaUT OFFICE
Girls W no have ru,h.


The Boston Journal.
There is an interesting group of
bright girls at the New England Con-
servatory OF Music, in ROston, who
represent the quality of push char
acteristic of the American girl. There
are some thirty five Of these girls,
and they are being musically and
vocally educated by The Ladies'
Home Journal OF Philadelphia. Some
time ago this mag aziDe offered, as q
stimuIant to girls 10 get subscriptions
for it, free educations at the Conser-
vatory. The American girl is quick
to see a chance, and one by one these
thirty-five girls have come from all
parts of the country to Boston. They
receive the very best the Conservato-
ry affords, the most desirable rooms
in the building are theirs, and they
have ell their wants carefully looked
after by q wealthy periodical. Per-
baps in no other country on the face
of the globe could such thing be
possible. These girls, too, the repor-
ter was told, belong to nice families
but they preferred to earn their own
| musical education rather than depend
on the family purse. Ofcourse, the
particular girls are unknown to the
| scholars at large, and to all intentt
and purposes they are paying tbeil
own way. And they certainly are
1t is said that the magazine is also
educating q number of other girls a
WELLESLEY, Smith and Vaasar Colleges
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-16
Pears
Soap

Beauty is but skin
Aeep" was prob ably
meant to disparage beau
ty. Instead it tells how
easy that beauty is to
attain.
There is no beauty
like the beauty of health
was also meant to dispar-
age. Instead it encour-
ages beauty.
Pears Soap is the
means of health to the
skin, and so to both these
sorts of beauty.
All sorts of stores sell
it, especially druggists;
all sorts of people use it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-16
BITS OF WIT.

Life Looked at From the Humor-
ours Point Of View.
The greatest need of girls schools
is principals, not men.
A soldier with kicking gun must
learn to fire and fall back.
An assault on man may be un-
provoked, but the man himself sell
dom is.
She "a years old)-I'se dot penny.
He (same age)-Leps det married.
When man buys porous-plaster,
he generally sticks to his bargain.
The electric men are discussing
every thing in their line from the arc
down.
THE detectives are notified that
there are number of congressman
at-large.
If every man was as big as he feels
there wouldn't be standing room in
this country.
The Clergyman who ties the nup-
tiai ksot is usually Summoned by the
ringing of belle.
"You say your present boss treats
YOU DotlcI lildB MI.
"Yis, sorr, and oftener."
Of course q fellow Is pushed for
time when an officer hustles him into
penitentiary.
Excuse the liberty take" as the
convict remarked when he escaped
from The state prison.
The professional thief is sometimes
called bird of prey, and yet he's only
rebbin'.
Jagson says the hustling merchant
Is the garter OF trade because he al
ways keeps a-stocking up.
Jagson says that the man who
claims that lectures aren't what the
used to be must be a widower.
Harry-Whst are the relations be
tween Frank and May? Jack-All OF
her relations and most Of his.
A Poser-Jimmieboy viewing a
baldheaded baby)-Paps, aren't we
going to plant any hair on him?
Twill the coming man use both
arms?n asks q scient fist. Yes, if he
can trust the girl to handle the reins
A "sure cure" is remedy that one
prefers to recommend to another
rather than try 1t upon himself.
He-Will you be mine, please? She
You will have to apply to a higher
court than the common pleas" Ask
Papa.
BFown-t say, Jones, did you hear
about Smith having 4 lit? Jones
No. A fiji? He must have changed
his tailor then.
Inklits-Why do you think the
short story is popular? De Kicqut
(who doesn't like fiction)-Because il
isn't long.
The kind of religion that tells IL
the long run is the kind that neve
growls because there is no pudding
on wash-dsy.
Talking of getting along in tn,
world, the baldheaded man will al
ways be found at the front if he has
fair show.
High School Teacher - Why d.
comedies always end with q mar
rage? PupiI-Because that is wher
the tragedy begins.
Thespis-Perhaps she's afraid Q
stage fright. Is she used to speakin
i'm public? Foyer Well, she attend
ed theatre parties twice q week.
Leap Year Girl-Liveryman is thi
horse gentle? Liveryman - Yel
ma'am, exactly what you want; he
used to being driven with one hand
The microbe of the grip is givIn
the scientists a deal of bother, bu
not halt as much as the grip OF tn
microbe is giving the plain people.
Three hundred young ladies in on
of the normal schools have turne
their backs upon the corsets. II TIL
is true there will be just 800 mlsfits.
Indulgent Aunty (after stufin