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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
UOTLD NOT DESERT HEE CHiLD"N'''
prscrE NJ 1 GRO >DwAY r1RF-AN AUGUST 40

prscrr ~ 4 BROADWAY rIRF-\N AUGUST 10
srMpL,GF BADLY MINED Up
rv,rv,ody wbosc BUSHES, causes hin 10 roc "
,-u, IN and down Broadway has E""''
vindov on the ground floor Of the hy'->'"rl O''''
I'M No 7l3 Hroadway from when on''h Wv 49,,
p,,-ldrnt Harrison, Grover CicF AM ',P0"' ,
stone. salisbury and the Emperor Within .1
placidly en- the passers by WIN N'N - ,l
Gxed frosty changclc,, smiles that never Va' o' VIZ
s.an,,on ~ an incb Thu, widow is tn property o.
NJ Palmcnbcrs and j. NJ. Pnlmenb re me IF
nassed I'm moulding wax presenlmcits oil te ""'i"-
lights Of the century for waXworA shows ara ca'"ps'
EMMY stores, To Mr. Palmcubers also ui' NJ" 'o'
hubble is Indebted for many OF tie d"hT"''
lovpliness that grace the windows OIL ''r'
good, houses. Now for time the avs III -"
window will b. ,cen no more.
Wien the different ohcr> IN the hu'i"ihE h'u ~
re.,ord,v afternoon, and all was qic', NFA' -'"'N
Cii.a,,u Tia, jamltre~s Of the bulldln-, DC dn' ""
If q smell Of smoke that arose rom J."
door occupied by Child d solomon VINO run '"' i-I"
Hntion COMPANY. 1t was then =" c.o'N' "u
80 ~ Cbrd 4 sol mons emplOye, Lad lcit inc
L,,it.Inc only a few moment, before Mrs. "ii' -"
tid NOT lose her nerve her senses In f"o" VI NV
,.r,or hat ran down the stairs to tie street ana
On. fin. alarm Then she thought 81 her wv" n'u'
children on the top floor Back tiIongh th' S'''"o
now pouring In black clouds down the hai' al" S'''
u,,. th. brave woman ran and reaching her room
,,,nd the children e or lie, ten years, ana Lco"'''
two wear, Old, or iuchrd In ID corner oil Ile I"'''
tr,mllnr with terror. Taxing the little gII III mex
ann. Mr.. ,ilrran called 70 the boy 70 iollo" hef
+, the front window. Bur tie lad was clazed -
tu.er,-I by fear and remained motonlts' unai Ms
mother seized his hand and dru-ecd him 10 me "uo"'
There Mrs. Cillcsan AIMED for help ana l" Q'H'N
r~ pon,o rlrcmcn Rivers AMI Spe h. Of Engine COM
many NO. 81 mounted scaling ladder a"d ail'u o.
cheer, Of the crowd brought tho brave woman M"
her children safely 10 the g.ouni.
Their. was no panic am u tie august a''emoIss"
In paimenherc's store Amid al the turhoH VI
boar,e voices pulng engines. Kissing steam ana
roaring smoke thy maintained a perfectly well
bred Indifference and largror. nnly Wien they r.
c.Iy.d tie frcmen did they loc shade OF ter
classic impcriurlnbiity. Fir'men In 4 tire are no
respoctcrs o. persons and without a, much a. word
If apologr bundled the dazzling tAronS peImsl onto
the sidewalk Parties and persons bocam" Sl'N
mixed Tie ZION ,ondery lay down with The lamb.
t'h1u0c.y Dcp.w clung lovingly I" RICHARD Cl,Lyr
Grover Cleveland lay with one arm ella ped roma me
neck ~ David T.. IIll. Gladstone smiled on hlhhr
T.. .(,ir while Queen Victoria was not prcepnbN as
.,u,nn..d lX The u,r-nnce Of t,rOr-r Na>hin5t"i.
Ihe flames were cOnfn d 70 Chiid SOonoh > iOoh-
and the total To-, Will not exceed s''oVO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
THE ScANDlNAyIANs on THE wEIMAR.
THY OBJECT TO BEING OBTAINED on
cn.,,...L.., ATuEE

THY OBJECT TO BEING OBTAINED on \
CROWDED sup N STORMY WEATHER.
Washington. nov. 2l.-Grcat pressure /, bling
brought 10 bear the >ccrotay II the Treasury %
secure tie release Of the 1900 scandinavian inm
srants brought over ~ the steamer Wcimar. lh"y
have already been detained at the Cap Ch'res Quarin
tire fourteen days. ana preparations ar" now In
prosress to 'rauS'c some o. them to thc tnltel ste
t-amcr iamostoAn Tie v,sei Is rce from nfe tion
INT Is detained because II violated tie Pr -h"nts
order Of September l pIoMbitng the landing of I'm
mig ants.
1t is now represented that The immigrants are
nholy blameos, in the matter: that they have acted
throughout in pcf.c good faith and are In good
health. They are eypcri"ncug great la dShips on the
cfowd,d vessel during tn. present stormy weather
ard have entered n vigorous protest against being
made to suffer be ause OF offences committed by the
agent. Of the steamship company.
Acting Secretary spaud NJ. while determined 10
enforce strict compliance VIII tn. Presidents order
disposed to the Side OF nlcrcY. Today he tci"'
graphed immigration Commissioner StocNb'dg" AT
al;ino 70 pr1c ed al once to the Nrlna' 10 eAas
he passene r AMI to rcport promptly all coming
the Children of America parents and also th9se
Poyed p haze been booked and ASSEMBLIES al Ihe
) - release al who ar" found t. belong to any one
fa.timo e. Nov. 2I-Colcctor Marine received the
followlns telegram from Assistant secretary Spiuh-
Ing OF TIE Treasury Department: ,
You are authorized TO allow tn" landing OF
,tcame. ctr,i1g American citi1'nS from the Weinar.
an 10 dcaii such oniyci, rs are necessary 'or III"
pa pose , 49,.
Schumacher d sons have not decided Wn'ihc: TINS
permission will b. awaited OF. The W mr. wen
int quniHuiine on November ~, and VIII noi lie
released IN u The 3oth. In the mea1iln'. mr. l.ooc
passengers lclne maintained at the eNl"n'c OF
FIJI steamship COMPANY.
The steamship Ncnot from HAMBURG. arrived ~
Capo T. ury ti- morning anh Was detained temp, r1r
ny at Quarantine Collector Marine received. from
Washington. the following telegram: 1T appears
that passenger, ti' Ncuca. sailing fOm CuNha'rli
10 Baltimore. on the Gth inst. were booked, ana
assembling prior to september /. You ar" autLor-
wed to permit entry of vessel WHOM released from
npa1 on4p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
TIE FRENCH NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, club.

In It, latest issue "EAmcrique Frncaise' pub
fishes an account OF this club, which started dur
Ing the last Presidential campaign. In order u arouse
the French-sprahng population from Its usual in
difference r. regard to American politics. 1t tcrm
mates n follows:
The organizers Of the club have thought that IL
would be dcporibe and injurious 80 the Interests Of
the RcpnLlran party and OF the population If French
language to let disappear completely an organ2a
ton witch has cost such great effort. and witch has
proved to be useful. Tie club will Therefore be
legally incorporated according t. The Constitution OF
The tate Of New Y0r ana its adherrni> VIII receive
circular letter non after the )btenti0n Of the IN
corporation ce:tficatc.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22

The annual meeting Of tn .io,hloGe'~ o. '''
nulalo. Rochester and I1asbris H:l" ~ 'oI ',s
xos beld yesterday afternoon. 1T TIE once Z" VIC
conpauy. 10. 81 Wall street The oi direc'''' WY
=. elected. They ae; Arthur - l'tes' ''.i'
i - Vcrp.1y TODD v. Emiep Roosevelt
-, - p..ok,.i,, t,,Jr.,. H. Lewis, Adn i-cilh'
=. NJ Gumm,re. Edward y. Gious, Weston II.
90, rrodeack Il. Blovn. Wh-Ou t. Iiss-h tho
r.os.,5cl b.u IT., meeting ALSO approved i"e
,e.s,uc Of ,wenty-se,en nlc- OF railway NOW M'"e
coustructed by the Clearlc1 AMI N@Ho'A'F "n'-I
Company, and u con:o.n 10 ''' '~"' y Nv
49,. u,,..lo uoP.s,.r and Iltts ure Eeil"aH NJ lie
ied at Rdyway Pm = > p ,c,is no. tn f Sock ard
80 ~ no tacarfic.f and Inhoniur laiI"i ''h
onr rs proyided by the terms o. TIE r'r'sl '"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
ALDAcE +. WALKER IN TOWN.

Aldace f. Walker, formerly commissioner Of Inc
Western Traffic Association was IN town YESTERDAY III
response to the invitation Of the Trunk Line presl
dents 10 become a member OF the proposed BOARD 10
establish eastbound rates for ne Trunk Line anu
Central Traffic Association. Mr. Walker has mol YET
decided p,s, If. course I'm the matter will be. lie
spent the day Yesterday In consultation with CMlf-
man Goddard of he Trunk Line Association ana Cilf
man Blanchard Of the Central Traffic Association look
tAg over The ground and discussing the situauoh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
.,,r NV wryrlEN ROAD ORDERED.

y.ns,s CITY NOV. 2l-,A dispatch TO The s'ai
,.o'I 'c's.s Kan saws: Judge Caldwell Of The
InIt-c sl,tra c.rcuir court TIE appNcl'io" Of Gay
c'G s Ill s,ce. OWNING 1919 shares OF me
HDnsas City, w,anaotte aud Ho'tn~D,t"r" a,'F'~G
- ,I s.l of the roac this morning. Tie 49,"
was orderc t, meet TIA" mortgage h'd oS ''
Loan and Trust Company The iu'i N"'"e " ''
'.n,., snoof .c..15o shares About six months ago
tho Farmer, Loaf, ana Trls ComPlhN iote,n s on
The property dice Which 1t Ia, bcen ~ ~
Newman ErD, Oh Kansas my ~ ''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
MIR. EElKXAr SGT ~ THE sYNn'cATE.

II WIS denied yesterday That hooer' H. Dei',"P
wss Ia any way connected WIN uie - ~
{. :, u,d hs ,rrcbnsec the indianapolis street
cav lin. Tor A.. $50 600 Mr.. Beihnap j. odt o. the
CITY. but III, partue,, W. B. stevenson ~ho WAS 'i5o
mentioned In connecuon with the s'nll'"'e sara
Mr. B-lknap not only Is rot connected win 'h'
svndIcat. but 10 the best c. ny LnONld sc ne o"o'
not know thcrc IS such s.nhc''e ID 'A''t''''' .n
myself / cal say positively uAI never H'"u 81 !"
N u,.,..,,so, aid ,Lit ycsr ago an effort bad
been made Iy New YOrl capitalists 10 purchase the
indianapolis ne. and a. the inf Ny nc i,o wa
and Nv HeilnaD lad con ID. rcd tie d'd ablndo.t'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
rAerrorND SHIPMENTS OF FREIGHT.

Chicago Nov u crcciaD.-Fastbonnd shipments
took another ,plri hat week and gained some 900
tons over Ihoc Of The pYcvioa week. They amounted
I, II G24 tons AGAINST G-.O4 for the r'icui WEEK
md 1850 for the core. pordlnG Weoh last year
Lake shipments als) continue quite heavy, hYi"lt
standing The aun.Uncing close Of navigation. There
IS a disposition abroad 10 huslen freight forward 80
tho, n nav be IN timc for ,hc lower LAKE ana Ill
,ai.s Western reads. However are accepting
through freight subject to the condition Tint fhOud
ne,is,tlon close before II reaches chicago II WI be
sent forward by the al-Iail route, and the niccr
9,t".y tIgi prev.in maL,s purchasers disincheO Z"
lnocnlat. They are conhnng their orders at present
l., tldr actlIi necessities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
,pATRor. ror THE 4rL,yrrc COAST.

Wa nnc,0n Nov 2l.- Tine President ha, is,l"d al
order for revenue vessels 10 patrol th" Atnntf ''''
from December 10 hpnl !. r. ORDER 10 assist N'-
sells that ma; r.qnirn thcir services. The Vcssc r.
elected for tbs service nre the following; L"l
Woodbury.. TO crui>c from Passport Me- 10 '"P' f1"'
both Ne Alexander j. Dallas. from ny. Desert We.
fo CIonc,.t.r Mas. Samuel Dexter. from "l"u"sff'
Mas, 20 Newport f.. l.. I. = Giant, from Newport
~ Delaware Tr,akwafor including Long l-hhd S"uh'
-. ~ morrill, from Ah~ccom y. j., 10 Eoiie' Island
y g.. william Il. CT wfIld. the whi"r, Of tl ''l'i,'
f'l.ri"lfpu. =. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
ELECTRIC MOTOR, BURNED ~ ST. LOUIS.

t. Loni, NOV. 2i.-Th3 IindeN Fcctrc Line SIR.
f,rcd a hravy lles by fir" td> morning. The hnm'F
bto,r out in The house. huge structure o, bi'A
nni stone in an oblIng form. At first au attempt
was made 70 roll some OF the motor, ont from ~
reach u the FIRE but Their greN Welshi Pf'Neh"'
this one motor was pulled ont just before the danes
touched it, Iv tn time second alarm was tirn n
in the roof fu and set FIRE 10 the car, that hal -
FAR ,scal,d Tn. fr, men saw that the task OF savii-
he hulilug and H. contents impossible and when
re third alarm wa~ sounded several streams wr3 PIT
INTO service [, protect the surrounding properly
The L., VII ach 10000, fully insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
THE RECORD ~ THE pAyFoETn CASE.

Washington, Nov. 2l.-Ihe record ol the 'ou.'
r,oft.L in the clte Of Assistant Engineer Diho''h'
WhIcb attracted much attention when ii war irch Ill
New Yoll la- week. "a, been cci,ed at the Navy
D,rartuieut and l. In he hand Of Jug '-Nu
y0,atc Lemley. II i, supposed that the court ma
feuni MIR. panioith guilty of The charfc and has IN
o,cd a .entcuc, Of SIS pen on with loss Of numb r.
tu the result cannot bc Ohcaly disclosed uHul SIG
rptary 1rucy has acted upon the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
4 Gronu of NttructiOnS

the world over. If womea would r9msIlber
That 10 be thoroughly !h{ ia. to be riaH
And AND brilliant eye of perfect health, it Is only
unr to sleep eat and digest we'll Johann
WoTs Malt Extract makes the digestion per
t t,c This then cjmpels you TO cat and steep
Wei. Consequently the genuine Johann ion
Malt Extract makes women bca1,mui az. Iilu . a,-
nat,,re of Johann Hof'' on the neck of the
bottle. Eisner * Mendelson Co.. y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
MORE DISSEMINATION IN RATES ALLEGED

ouala. Ncb. NOV. q C~pccirb.-S''i'l"r' NE 3"
NOR. Of the Iu'cIstJt" Commerce '''''''',' 49,.
m.-' - -, ,,,,..,. ,,o,qt,g there, may De trouble or
- w.. I'm, raiirosd officials. Yierc il re-" '''e
- determination. and al tlr packer, Of south oman"
wiz be- called ~ witnesses. Tic 'u'porn'9 "'a'
'',.1 ,o[,, II WI. g.. ccrtqnod that 'eVei'u com
,.lints Lnt been filed ~ email shippers, III "'."
II VA, sllerrd tina; th Missouri !"'I"' H"" ~"
Of discrimination IN rates 10 "hu "oi' g., -,
- " - 49,. ,,,. t,,o compaIiio, have made an tl!Cl'
T. intiniiat. several witnesses whC d,' he a.
mg places where they "eI' @ tD,.'n.'Inf..
rIiuII itlcn charged I'm the coHp"'"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
GENERAL NrrrLEroY's RETIREMENT.

Waslington nov. 2l.-Gcn'ral Nettl"ton too" Oh
c,.l lay. 0. 1t, assooatc- in the Treasury D'lr"
mont thIs afternoon and will start tomorrow Tor Oih
clco vhcr, n. expect, 10 mmain several days rio''
bugllv decldimg Oh H. futare plans. HIS telsA'Io
rs Assistant secretary Of The Treasury lakes enc
December l. and h" la, rcceivrd leave oi absence "D
,,,t dnte lic had picasan; Interview this after
,,,, With O- PR. ,lopf who took occasion 10 thank
linn f,. 4, s.rvce- and 20 cApr,as his P'rsohhl r
.r.t At lis r-tiIcmcn' rom plbht me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
PENSION ESTIMATES FOR NEXT YEAR
rur AMOUNT NECESSARY WILL Not BIZ 80
LARGE A. ANTICIPATED.

.rur ,NorHT NECESSARY WILL Not BIZ so
LARGE A. ANTICIPATED.
Warrington. Nov. 2i-Tlerr appears 70 be- MGR" than
i Interest attached to the forthcoming annual report
~ the Comm isioncr Of Pensions, for the reason tha'
,i.. re- ion appropriation figures consicon-N IN h'
annual budget Of the Government. u h'' been "h''r
tod ,r some time that the estimate, FOR M" next h'.
cal ,ear would show large Increase over any previous
y..r Til. expectation vas l.s'd on the TACT "i t"'
l,, is,e Of pen ons durlnc Tie y'ar consequent upor
c.o, p.r.'on legislation. which admitted 10 pension
ll, .,,.,, many soldier. who not pcn,lonlb' uh
der the former law.
IN f,w DAY. the report u Con raj Rlnm will be-
completed md full statement Of IL" condition Oh 'h'
lsusion once will be presented. The s'a''m"n' las
been mad. that the amount required for pensions ID 10"
next fiscal wear III De- nearly 5000 100000. IN" WORK
~ cnuplinr tho figure g. however. sufficiently advanced
10 .how tot hi estimate 1 IN cNc's> Of the actual r.
oulr,nen,s Ta. y,ar The appropriations for pensions
y.r. nrger than for any previous year In met "N'T
Zinc. tho passago OF the Disability bin. There has been
rard Increase IN tie amount needed 10 pay N" pension
For he year $40 ~ thc total appropriation on account
~ pen.lon. wa about SIPS 100000. Lat year th'r"
,,,. au increase 10 sliLOoOO1O. BIT ~ General Raum
viii state In hi report this amount fell short NJ me
.cf,l demand. hy about -OOO.O0o, hlt there l.
% deficiency Of that amount.
C,urr,..s VIII lc asked % make m appropriation o'
about qfSO OOD 900 for tho coming h-'1l year. ABOUT
Sic 600 600 NJ which (, an anticipation OF an increase
~ that amount over tao actual pend r-- Of the last
YEAR II : the Judgment 81 General faum that while
nj, amount (, likely 10 be- increased for ihc next year
or two vet be- feel, confident that 'hr ma Nimum limits
ara. nearly r., chcd II t. stated that tI" great hnA of
tho pension appropriation ~ present Is u@d IN MAKING
fir pas rcnts carving arrAr-. and therefore, rs '3"n
ct 4. oV.r rand drclnr in fist payments win occur.
II +, understood that n" first payment. H. wear X
gregatcG over $jocooouo which covered me b''A pay
IN Tho coo allowed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
ANNExArIoY not EVEN CONSIDERED.

II NIINN NNNfNN Nj
Washington, nov. 2l-Ihc attention OF The Se'-
rotary OF state WAS called To-Day 10 published siht
mont 10 the effect that The Department uf state has
been for some time considering the question Of an
pexipg llawpii and that considerable CORE pOnirh'e
On that subject ha, been exchanged with the Hawaiian
Minister Secretary Foster Authorized tie representa-
ike Of the Associated Press 70 say positively that tie
Department Of state has nj been In core p"na-
once with the Hawaiian Minister on the subject 0l
rnncxaion. and that c,nton M, MT been a mat
Tor Tor consideration betV the sccrcary 0f siats
ind the llaweiian Mini. ter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
E0c1oRs DISCUSSING P4PERS

regular ne ting q the Ncw-YorN County Medical
ISOLATION held last evening at No u West Thirty
urst.~t DR.. = b. W. Mcleod presided and Dr.. r. H.
p-rter was the secretary. About MY members wcru
present An interesting paper 'Diet and Digestion"
was read By Dr.. J. Mount Bcyer and discussed BY Dr.
J. II. MacGlccor and f. J. Qualan. DR.. james stafford
rcid a paper on "CorSical nltitlon," hch wa, well
received. discussion followed. taken part In by Dr.
C. T. Harrison. Nathan Il zcnan, II. j. Baidt c. \.
Won Random and Abraham Kon. At tn, close Of tho
N .cls. ION u snnper was ser. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
Mp pr,pY GETS Ills LEAVE OF ABSENCE Il.

Washing On NOV. 2i.-L'avc Of absence for Three
wears hss been granted civil Engineer Peaiy' VI
q der ~ permit Lin to prosecute his explorations III
Greenland. secretary Tiacy VS. at fri di po'eI 10
i,r tn. applcu ion FIR leave, bit Ii, has rI'l'e''
oviuy TO tie earnest represent. tlOns Ol tn fhhh
del1iia Academy Of science, under whose auspices
Mr. eary's esp diuon viii b" ~ duct d. D"''"s
th,.r three Yeas Nj Icay will receive l'pNc pay
Which f. Two thirds Of fun pay. aud viii be Sl'-W
Nca- In his ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22

The disclosure, about tie bunk wrcckng pr'!cc q.
l,u., 4. simmons. P't~r ! raas,en, Grort" H. Pr'l
I'd ,heir o-.cclate4 were made In Jlnuary. loo.
vhe-e mon bought TIE rqIi' able, L"noN am Sl>'l
National banks paving TO- them la part by ey>'rl
Z chocl. kifing- Pen W. convicted IT, " neral 80
.,..s ard sentenced y STATE Prison. sirn ~ 'ii
Clsa sen were iad IL The tinted states Circuit court
on Nucl H. 1-9l. slmmon. was ccnNlrt'1 oil '1'-
bcyyIluc aC42 OoO ~ fnd Of the Natona t;n"' 'n
Ma, 80 I-al jude Henedc' sentenced him to u term
-, -. v..r~ f., In. Fri. COUNT Pcnltentary. The
.,.,rfn.rt 4 Iusic. chang! The place OF imprs m
,,cIf 10 tic kim. County Pr'itrndary. 50 thht -m-
mon. might b., near b., family. ii" W., ai"a'e r.
e,,Ioc a. he most guilty man az an thc party
I,a. tou "a also c9nvcted, ard be l. SIN IN the
FrIe lonntN HrnIicntarN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
r..rlNArEs OF TIE nErARrMENrs REDrcED.

Washington. Nov 21-Th" sccrctary OF the Treas
urv has received the Inmates Of expenses for The
ensuing fiscal year from nearly I'll the executive de-
partmcnts and will have them In shape in time for
tran mi on To Congress, ut the beginning Of IN"
sion. In pursuance Of general plan these est
nlute, have been reduced the lowest possible
figure consistent with the requirements # the Segvl"c
q. viewed by the present officials. II is said to be
the purpose 81 the Administration to avoid any war
rant for charge Of extravaganza In the recommends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
The yEV-YORK PhESBYTrEy MEETS

\ special adjourned meeting OF the New.York Pres
bytory was held yesterday morning IN the University
Place Presbyterian Church to the Rev. Bruce
W Cronmlcr graduate OF Union Theological Seminary,
Lass spring and candidate censurc. There were
only few members q. the rFcsbytc,y present outside
OF the examiners and tine pcrs nal f!eEts OF Mr.
miller. The examination proved to b. satisfactory 10
the committee and Nj. Cro'millc' admitted. The
Preshytery Will meet acain Monday 70 cont nue. tho
In, csgalons in the Briggs case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
TIE NAVAL APPRENTICES cErI,E.

Va .hington NOV 21.-Thc United states steamship
Nonongahrla carrying the Naval apprentices on their
winter crnlsa sailed to-day from Newport for southern
EurCuc she will 20 direct TO Lisbon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22

If Mr. Walker decide 10 ucccr: the Offer made 10
hm lis Colesglrs in The boSrd viii be- Messrs.
Goddard and Blanchard The function Of The beard
viii BE- 10 sn ~ joint arbilage committee for the
two ASSOCIATIONS for the regulation OF caStbound
freight rates ard the equitable division Of tTaihc
among the roads Interested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22

taken up for consideration by the committee on
Monday. Tie total is just what was shphh't"l 10
The secretary by the COmmi ,loners. +"'3'''tf' OF
$4,000 less than the estimate for last year, ana
aDou, million and half more than the apr p'lAtoh
II Ii understood that secretary Foster VIII not re'p-
mend the 20 per cent cut that he rrcomniehueu iSs
ven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
JAMES A. SIMMONS PARDONED.
HE /, Ill WITH BEIGHTs DISEASE AID CtN-
NOT LIVE LONG

Wa-hiugicn Nov. 81 The President has rem''l'n
tie un .X,rutod part of Nh" s,nienc' oi SIN F'''
imprisonment. imposed Nv 26, -ai. in Tire eos" "'
rsr.s \ rlInn,on, ~ Nrw York. convicted II aiding
and noa ing N. president of the sixth National bahI
~ New Yoi city in cmbe11ling. abstrac'in- ana WIZ
rlT. mi, pplying ~" moneys OF tie bank. 'lem'ho'
VI. Bestowed in tins case bocauo' Of medical ccr'U-
Gaze. tlat the pnspIcl l. ALI ted With BrShts az
49,. and canuOt i've long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
TIE FIRST OF TIE APPROPRIATION BILLS.

Washington, Nov. 2l.-M the opening Of the scs-
sion Of COngrc,, the District Appropriation bill VIZ
be the first reported from the Committee on Appropia'
tons The estimates for the district have been for
varied 10 the clerk OF the committee. who Is now
PREPARING the first form OF the biil which VIII be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22

Cincinnati and st. Louis best served by the New
York Cenrsls superb Southwestern Limited. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22

lions Tho estimates for pensions YIN prSSo omM,tte
unonically furnished the AppEoP'''"
bcfrre lie end OF this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
Location the Best in the City.
BUCKINGHAM MOTEL,
(EUrOpe0n PI0n.)
FIFTH Avenue, New York.

larged. by the addition Ton 5th Ave- Of
An Absolutely Fireproof Building,
is now open for the reception Of guests, pcrma-
hent or transient.
The hotel ha. been beautifully decorated. The
newest and most approved PLUMBING has been
added, with perfect Ventilation, aud all the ap-
poinfmelts OF iirst-class house.
h" cuisine has Il wide reputation for H. en-
cclence. Music Wedr, alay and Saturday even
ing in the Grand Dining Room
,, I@Tih-Sincle rooms, 81 10 $l.Jo per day.
louGle rooms, with bnth attached, - and mp
room, with bait. and dressing room attachel 80
anu upward, according t. sire and locatoI.
WL]HfRBEE & RI LLER, rropretors.