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The sun., 1892-05-11

Frank WhitncY's sioon Falcon ~ the Pavnn'a Yacht
Club has been lrunclIed aiter being subjected Ia
thorough oyrrhHuiinS
fhc Annie j. 2o-foO: cab caboH'. the mon r,y Of
Grorg James uf the in"urn Yacht club. has Just De-,
placed in the water. she said Ia h" tn, prci Ii
I boats OF her class III ,eW l"rL Eay.
The s-awnnhakn Cor!uihian Yacht Club will hold mn
important meeting At tue rlup house East Thirty
second street. Iu-sLay might. Mny IL iulp.r q,
aneudmrnts to the constitution. adopted ut tbs ia,t
meeting. Miil me M tor liIal acton,
T. ". Randall ar n'lIusasic member Of the rayouia
Yacht tigb. has oh"rcl SILVER trophy for series of
races to all CntblHtHi IN the c,db .t
and under Ihe tn, race ~ill take place uI. All
the srconi Jun. - TIL" VIII be tTiniR Ilar
one OF ten iuiirs IN upreT New York BAY.
The Es-eX Yacht cub Of Newark will hold tn er or
club house the rassnic River Mt $50 o'clock in The
morning. AMI liorecd to liny Ridge. The follow NJ
yachts wili take part III the sAil BiIOu Comm ore
arthur: Viola, ekt commodore .ourdan: ROBIN Wee
'uum"dura Wcikleh"nre; VISION. Measnrcr !iause:
Chyrsnlis Cant B uen; Musician, Capt. RYDER Essox,
The fr.t regatta % the Coriuthian mosquito feet for
h"rhor IN De"orxt.on Day. May 80 the r"uri-sss of
the iHrchmrht Club having been extended the h.et
Tue prmcipa interest III the event centres ths ne
'lisn ot obG'iniers and there IA quite general mn
Cirb hos sold his ~ oot hou P.o,"us Ia
.hephen ,"nper Tine purchaser sailed with pr Il of
friends fr"rl Fort irueTfDn Ia lar"hnunt IN tho
norw"s;r "I Isl sIndal, I'll" sal uo3h reed
hii those "n h"afh l,a, u jr"iy time, AIN ,h-v
larr'nnnt ,t'.Is arpp. tn introduce novelty u, iir
shaar "r AN l.,i"t 1T i.'H5rnc. Hner s,nnE ssiIi.
wnch is nov ben. bar Iim, lie VIII Lunch m.
craft NJ ffaNcrs is.nnd MAYO
The sun., 1892-05-11
KICKED TO DEATH EY 4 HORSE
Which I've Wns Trying to Lead from Its
stall In ~ Hurnin= stable.

Policeman Thomas Mulllgan OF Long Island
City was kicked 10 death by horse he was
trying to rescue from burning stubl. in
Fourth stice, nbo,:t . O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. The sta bic and horse belonged to Peter
Johnson's grocery. which fronts on Jackson
avenue and Fourth street
Policemen MuI!iGan and Wheeler saw smoke
and flames coming from tho cellar. and broke
opcn the stable door to take out the three
horses. wh.h wrra plugging about in their
stalls. Mhrrl"r released unoHnd was i";lrlir,:
It ont when Mulligun tried to enter In. n,iIUin,
ing stall. As ir did 50 the horse h" wastryinl.
to rescue planted h"ih its hind fcct in lis
stomach. knocking him bnck against the side
of the iHrn. He staggered out Of tho burning
i.nrn ard iel to tn" ground. Ho was MT In I.
wagon and taken to ha Second precinct station
house where lie died an hour lnier
Mullignn WAS ~ year o,! and hud hcrn on
tho force since ltSS. wife and two children
survive him.
The sun., 1892-05-11

CiGarmakcr Archihnld Brownlow. aged As.
was removed on Monday night from his board
ing house. 222 Pacific street. Brooklyn. to the
Long Island College Hospital. suffering. ns
was supposed. from heart fallu o. His death
occurred soon afterward. 1t WAS rnused as
son. letter addressed TO his iundindy cienrJy
shows that he meant to commit suicide. lie
m"nfihnS two persons by name. whom he cal
I2niers, ant no says his blood j. an their i.nds
He adds: "God's mills grind flne. nut slow"
,Ihe i'nmedintn rnnsc for sui i 10 appears to
hnve BEEN that the landlord oi his place ~
although h., expected 10 have means to nay
him 500. He wrote thnt he had no relatives
hefr,
The sun., 1892-05-11
HhR HUSBANDS PIC. URE THERE.
Mrs. EcKcon'a Wrath In Mary Schultz.
Hnuse Eecma Lxcusalle To the slurN.

Mrs. EcKcon'a Wrath In Mary Schultz.
House seems Excusabie to the J"ry.
Mary McKeon Of 24G East Ninetieth street
was tried yesterday in the General Sessions.
before Recorder Smyth. upon an indictment
charging her with malicious mischief. In de-
stroying about $500 worth Of furniture In tho
house OF Mary Schultz at $50 Allen street.
Mary Schultz Is ono Of the complainants
against Agents Finn and Becker. who were
arrested recently BY Police Cartain Cross upon
the charge OF black mailing keepers OF dis
orderly houses.
She testified that Mrs. McKeon forced her
way into the house in Allen street and asked
where her husband was. Tho complainant
said that McKeon was not in the house. There
upon Mrs Mckcon wrecked tho furniture and
ornaments OF the parlor Among tho orna-
ments was picture Of McKeon. This Ms
Mrkeon utterly hiGtlyurod.
The defence was that the Schultz woman had
entirrd Mckeon away from his wife. aud 10 get
rid Of the wife had twice rrsort"d to the GRIM
i,al law. ONCE sh, had bad Mrs. Mrkeon ar
!aiGnel upon trumpedun charge Of grand
larceny. but tho Jury promptly HcGui ted Mrs.
McKeon.
sh" had heard that, her. husband was IRE:
nuently nt Navy schuitZ'S house She followed
him there On the night in question and .nw
him, enter; but when sh"Gairei admission t.,
the hnus" he had esrl!cl over the back fence
The sig hit ~ her husbands picture. conSpicu-
ousIy displayed unpn the wall at TIN, pnrIor.
pnsercI her. md She might haye used r"int.'i
hut sh"did not break the furniture. : Il" and
her hIs''nnd nd he:n separated since the visit
I" Mary srhi house. AMI her husband
under IN order of court. paws her 81 Il week.
The IIry rrnmptly ncquitted Mrs. MrEeon
md l.""ur'l"r Smyth schargrd her. Mckron
is an active POLITICIAN in dc Ate" and has
years.
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zUENzr-FoUn HORSES sUFfoCATED.
TEree Fircmcn Injured at the Burning OF
Busae 4; Co.'s stables,

Twenty-four horses wero sufrocatcd by
smoke In Dusse 4 Co.'S woodward and stable.
222-226 West Sixty-ilfth street, at . o'clock
yesterday morning. Tho fire started in a
frame building in the rear OF the stables. and
soon threatened tho four r-story tenement ut
22a. Policemen Ealcw and O'Connor burst in
tho outer door and ran shouting up the stairs.
The tenants ran into the street in their night
clothes and found shelter across tho way in
the Consolidated Gas Company's Office.
The flremen forced tho cellar door and ton
horses were rescued. together with five up
erty Of men who boarded them In Bnsse Il Go. s
stable were lost. The frame buildings and tho
second floor OF the stable were wrecked.
In fighting the fire from the front Of the
building three tlremen were injured. James
Ryan Of Engine "a was knocked oifa ladder by
an unruly hose and fell to the sidewalk with q
broken arm. The nozzle IN its fall struck
Capt; Gossroye ot the same, company. and
!, Roosevelt Hospital ambulance: but the call
wasn't answered. md Chief GicGuel drove
Fireman l;yan to the hospital. Fireman Me-
Dermott Of Engine n wns nearly sufrocated in
the stable. The tenants returned to their
apartments at O'Clock.
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The congregational Council. which was to
have been held in brooklyn YESTERDAY to mn
prove or di5arprove OF tho action Of the
Church of tn" Covenant and the Trinity Con.
grcgntionul Church in their plans to unite,
build new church. and have the Rev. Dr.
Waite pastor oi tho Church Of tho Covenant.
ut It's hr,ld. did not meet. Tn. request Tor tho
withdrawn. as il was understood beforehand
that tho Council would disapprovo OF tho pro-
losnh plans lh"onnositinn to Il strong md
came. It T. said from two Of the uptown
churches whose territory would be en- ncr',achai
uIon. Mother the Trinity nor the Covenant
cong, egDti"n mean, to abandon its pans. but
they Will perfect them before seek ing The an
ployal VI nn0ther congregational CounciL
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EIlKLE UILLI.iM METEE.
lie Won Miss Whites Affection and Then
He Vi arrIed Another.

II William Meyer had kept his promises
Miss Bertha White snys that she would now
be II butchers bride. This happiness has
been anothers since Sunday. md Meyer tho
husband of three days. slept In tho Jefferson
Market prison Inst night.
Bertha wns employed MS cook ut PAT West
Twenty-nnh street. Meyer works In Seventh
avenue butcher shop. and when he, has mn
evening on he wears sprckied ,lou'" brensto1
wnistc.,ats of mnny colors: but Berthn loved
him in his. working c.nthes. Sho ways met
him when no delivered mant mt the house. and
3ae aae night he invited her Ia g, toths theatre.
They went to- dino museum and stayed lata
!ov the stage porformanro. Meyer wore ils
sgeckled wnistcont nnd ronfe.srd his love.
IRON that time until last week he Was her reg
ulhr company.
ma. t%s.Ty her ana Shs has nneGaG. o MS Ist
na aa,,%l n,nal Inst Friday might 81" went :" s hs
nc loved another. md that her nam" was Jo-
hnnnn. licrtha told Johanna ,thnt Meyer wnS
ilrkl". and she showed her his letters. Io-
hGnnM replied that. un.i"r, the ,crcn'n stances.
sne wnuli never marry, him. hut bertha was
,sSHspirinus, ,Ss and On sunday night she learned
mat johanna lin'l become Mrs. Meyer. Meyer
IL 10 have all examination.
The sun., 1892-05-11
~ THE ROLE or PLAINTIFF
Mtss Lombard AisD Comes On In Two
Scenv. as Witnr.s aud Gc.n M VersIIc,.


Elsie Lombard. an actress. obtained. bo.ore
Justice Erach Of the Supreme Court ycster-
day. II verdict for $503 damages for breach OF
contract against Harry Lncy and Joseph Ar
thur. Her jnun.y appearance, pilunnt all
sw"rs. play Of features. and attitudes of reposc,
In which she clasps her hands and tilts her
head back broke the usual nonotony Of the
court room.
She said that she was u years old and that
she had been In several companies since she
left tho Ly'enm School for Acting four years
ago. She Ind made II sliding contract with
the defendants to Hay In tho still Alarm I"
.eason nf lSS'-lsstJ. frst Mt $40 and then ut
s,'J week. she t. furnish costumes. Aftcr
ihrte rehehrsals she had been dismissed.
Wihout u single public nrpearnnce. IN nllcIn-
emotional; On advice of counsel. aftcr hring-
ing suit. she, went t. Lacy and rendered ler
services to lessen the damages. lie offered
hrr ~" rhrt of y negrrss. whirh sho declinrn
Pending the suit She Ind "urnrd *l,:fOD with
the companies ~ Minnie Mad,lern and Rosinn
'9Efs; She wanted 500 dnnlages
nlr' Llry said that when hs mndo tho con-
trd"t with he 81 10 was nm unknown quantity
nnh was s:iltsd and ,stngy. She had oen
reheMrsnlA, I. Henry French. Whom llo had
There VAS ~ sort OF "Oh ,the-villain look
about Miss Lombard as. she Resumed the
stand. and sah with tilted lrnd. tl,nt no one
ind ever laughed ut her. II would be unpro-
fnssi"nni. hneidrH. she III licved the way She
played the role WAS no laughing matter.
The sun., 1892-05-11
JENSEN HAD IT HIS OUy UAY
Stabbed McXennn, Perhaps Fatally, Then
swore Out - Warrant for His Arrest,

Stabbed McKenna, Perhaps Fatally, Then
swore Out Warrant for His Arrest.
Joseph L McKenna. a brother OF ex-Assem-
blyman James A. Mckenna. is lying Mt tho
point OF death Mt his homo in Fourth street.
Long Island City. from a knife wound in his
abdomen inflicted by Charles Jensen IL fire.
man In Engine Company l OF Long Islund City.
The stabbing was donc in the saloon OF
Michael +. Claven. President of tho Long
Island City Board of Aldermen. at Vernon and
Borden avenues. about o'clock yesterday
morning. Tho engine house where Jensen
is stationed Is in Vernon avenue, II short dis
tance from Clavcn's saloon.
Jensen and another fireman named Robert
McPnail. in uniform.wcrc drinking in Clavcn's
saloon when McKcnna entorc! on his way 10
work. He is said to have twi,tcd the two fire.
men about fire they had been at that morn
ing. and hot words followed Thctwn i!rcmcn
pitched into McKcnnn. who grabbed Jensen
and they fell to the floor together = he noise
OF tho scut!e drcwia crowd into the .",annng
ii sharkcv S and "hn aGe,. '11 Thny sir irassai snr
the men apart. when 1t was ,sron that Jensen
had nm oren knife in his hnn'l. One Of ths
thrust out. the. door. MrPhail had gathered
som" pool balls. and was waiting an oIror-
tunity to throw them. wrn he. too. was
elected.
As soon as released from Jensen. MrKennn
fell into n chair. excluimnt: that he had hnen
stabbed. Drs. FREY and burnett found n
wound about twn inrhc- long in McKrnna's
abdomen. 1t was dressed. and he was tuIen
home in cnh. The doctors say there are
slight chances for lis recovery.
Jensen was allowed TO cScH na and soon after
the fight he swo,,c. out warrants Tor the arrest
of Me kennn and tho srrcta'ors of the fight
accusing them OF ns.nrlt. On l"nrnin. of the
warrants mum her o. til" Spectators went be-
fore Justice kavanaeh and gave bail. y" war
rant was issued for Lrnscn's arrest. nut the
Coroner has lern notified Of Hckpnnus con-
custody.
NlcKenna is an anti GLEASON man. and 50 is
Alderman Claven. The !iremcn ~" appointed
through Mayor Gleason. and consequently arc
his supporters. McKcnnn's friends said y"s-
terday thnt the reason no warrant had cen
issued for Jensen WAS that no was sheltered
In the Mayors onceal! day.
The sun., 1892-05-11
"2HE UXIYE EAHN, WILL UED.
MnnnE-r john II. Russell and Dancer
Am lin Glover " I'll Ke \. an and " lie.

NnrHE"r John III. ISHsteU ana Dancer
Am lin Glover " III Ke \. AN and W lie.
1t was reported in brooklyn last night that
MarnGcr John II. Russell of" Tho City Dircc-
tory" and Amelia Glover. the graceful dancer
in his company. known widely as 1.-The
Whi:o Fawn." are to no married in this city
mex, week. II hnS rcrn understood that the
manager and III" dancer wero af1iancaI. and
that they would w.,i this spring. After tho
ceremony they Will sail iur England TO srend
the summer in travel.
Miss Glover is the sister os Ida Glover. the
Wife Of H. nry T.. niycv. thu comedian. and is
IL h.r u st yenr; At the" ~" Of =" 81" was in Il
Hoisr during MarIo-ri'. regime. Alterward
sh" WAS with til" kiralivs an,! other srcctacu-
u" III inaguis. ~ l's>.' sh" ioin"h IN" city
DIR, Ctn.y. in which her dancing has ever
since cen feature. Many "NrctS consider
Amelia tlo:rr tn" hest dancer nn the Amrri
'nn stag" Mr.. Eus-ell's first wife procured u
divorce from him in II lhiia,irrhia court sew
rrai months ago. all"gini: d"sc!tinn and non
suIpJr.. Il" made No defence. The first Mrs
E.sSrll was not an actress.
The sun., 1892-05-11
CGIs and Ends OF Sports,

TIE Long island rolorri champonsh,ps will tnks
par" u, i.ne h's Washington linlI Broadway AMI
IN street. on May - and ~. The rixiits are
IIn ,is, ~ ami los pounds Address j. VI. Jack.on
- .orhrs,cr avtngr. lirnOkiyn
hc following cable WAS received ut tho Police Gas,e
oNir, yesterday
"!.iSp"N. May lO-Fred Johnston the English chs m.
p0i left St. rHncras to-day f"r IivcrpOo II route r,,r
America large crowd OF sportiny nien were present
aud the France ut Wales aud !rInre George on Tho
tnc platform JOhr,ron vii, ssil 10 morrow meet.
me tic National iGb Mrs held yesterday in refer.
enre to the Austin GIhDrn. Eud ant" Abbott ma,
IN" tiicr Wi! nght Gibbons ~ . stuns pounds weigh
az VI or NJ stone ppHn'!s adt weigh letw cen /
ana or,"rs day OF nshtng, Articles IN other re.
hpr sal
The sun., 1892-05-11
To Form "a nlcys,c Enc,n= Association.

Arrangements are h"ing irnlr IN form bicycle team
rrc:nv ASSOCIATION At the cnucls"u % the con.
irs' nj Sthtc Island On last SniuT!iy representatives
rf Tie Iih5l'n Nr" men. Manhattan Athletic Club
Nlrrr-u. u ooSIyd i.Hmhris iiu son tOlnty Whcu.-
mon, frnSn"t Nh,'iih"a. bergen ,nunty NE-elmrn,
'rntauri y, ins t.h. al tn" At, II Is sui Athletic
'lHh Nhecm"n met AM conferred I III In. possibility
Ui inrins sci association, The .dta
pt Hn'! n Temporary uERan.Ga't'n was elected Tie
wh", i' present ~ thu cont,
Icy Their r.tib, 10 enter Itt suCh OrganZatiDn hut
promised Ia lay tie subject before their respective
,Ii3s ami report uIOn 'iir matter.
II axe ID iii the cu,. present all bring their
teams I" staten island sA'ur'hy May 81 when rev.
lID team Vii he he'd, and POSSIBLY n per
:lautnt uTi,aiLItlUn formed.
The sun., 1892-05-11

The Hudson River Amateur Rp~iIg Association have
cangrd Il" date OF ther annual regatta to June TX
The races Will I've rowe" the New York Shore II the
in g'o couipu aud VIII prnbnb.y s:nrt frnu,
pn!nt near hs bnai hur'c n l;Gh street The course
VIII hr tie riNrr - iuI'c aud alt straEhtaway,
iuiri,s WIN rlns- Nuni"y June ~. with 4 Eur.
fn.rh secretary. Siur'cranf li"usc New York city.
anGr-. viii b. awarded to the srn or onr.oare ed barge
and intermediate eight "ar" sIrll events addition
to tue .iNIiuHl Iryr.. scar. pms viii also be
suiItri 10 minors ana lr"hcts to SENIORS.
The sun., 1892-05-11
$40. coo for HI. Father In Italy.

Gincomo Moinnri nm old Italian pensart
living near Genon. will receive $1O.34G. II from
the estate II his son In Newark as soon rs the
money can 10 forwarded. Ger"lalno Moinari.
tho son, died in Newark on Feb, 8. 1881. leay-
in. $40 to 81. MichneT7 Hospital. in which
church in hewarE, and the rest ~ his fortune
to his iathrr. Tho existence of the father
of Grn"n, and yesterday Judge Kirk patrick OF
Newark made an order for the Inlyment
The sun., 1892-05-11

two !ncts str .ck the wall within. n few inchcs
OF tho lohgcrs head. Jack Quinn took the
revolver away after n struggle. md "Hunchy"
fell back In his chnir yellow with fury.
He was discharged for th 3. hut tho rroprt-
etor took pity on him agnin and an a. let him e, g3
his corner cxcert 70 E,t drink; and he treated
everybody with sury hatred He had grpGGe
Inns. VIII" came t" the Colnmi,, Tor lew
days every, week or So and when Wili,nms
after he had been ins,lted no one was sur
priseI nv the shooting which followed.
When the officers arrested Mullen he was
still raving, AMI b" had SO muc, liGuor that in
he was still drunk. When he was called out Of
his fnce was lscolorel and his hair hung
down over his hiool-hot eyes; A. Pr. Cnshing
OF Bellevue sent n despatch that Williams was
in no danger. the charge nEainst Mullen was
made one of iclonious snult. Justice Hogan
remembered him as having leen witness
malicious mischief; Mullen said he shot
Williams IN sclf.dctencc hcraise Williams
Ind struck him ana had threatened to shoot
him, Justice Hogan held him in l.O!n bail to
nwnit the result Of Williams's injuries. Will
liams received several "f the dodgers at his cot
in Bellevue Hospital and told them that he
would be all right In n few days.
The sun., 1892-05-11

Nnen you arc Attacked IN the WOODS
You may be helpless. but when you are
attacked ut home with biliousness. catarrh
of the stomach. dyspepsia. inactivity OF tho
liver. gout, or rheumatism. you are not
helpless. The remedy is Carlsbad Sprudel
Salt. 1t is an Alternative and eliminative
remedy which dissolves tenacious bile, al
lays irritation. and removes obstruction by
aiding nature. and not by sudden and ex-
'cessive irritation. as most catEartics do. 1t
is OF great benefit in temporary and habit
ual constipation. liver and kidney diseases.
chronic catarrh OF the stomach and bowels.
rheumatism. and gout. &c. and should bc
usod carly in the morning. before breakfast.
Write for pamphlet. Eisncr Il Mendelson
Co.. Agents and Importers OF Mineral
Waters. Barclay ST., N. Y.
The sun., 1892-05-11

The suit brought by United States Comms-
sioner Lyman against tho Custodian of the
Post Onlce building to prevent the latter from
putting Gen. George II. Sharpe OF the Board
Of General Appraisers in possession OF room
ia was adjourned in the United States Circuit
already granted will continue In force until
The sun., 1892-05-11
Csu,r., Th-n,rc,. TAir,een,A v,c.,p,.

PHILADELPHIA. May 10.-Wiliam Hlnchcliffe.
the thirteenth victim OF the Central Theatre
nEe. died this morning In the. PAnnsylyania
In the nr& u expected 70 de ct any nomsat
The sun., 1892-05-11

'eAshtys s@AS 's.s 80 ~
evening n lotlGer went
u bit too far and fell
on his chair in a fright
as he saw Mullen draw
out two BIG rcvolvers
and flourish them with
his long an arms.
After that everybody
was afraid Of him. hut
several months ago. the
revolvers not having
heen aeen in a long
time. q lodger let loose
some ieer Mt :" "Hunchy"'
when the clerk hal
been "tanking up"
more heavily thnn
usual. and before he
could movo ono of the
rcvolvcrs appeared In
s IA ,s,p ,-l --,1
The sun., 1892-05-11
alusinrsI Chl,ncts.

A FlESTCIASS wine room down town for sale nav
IA license good lease. cheap rent: owner must sell
as he has other business Apply to PHILIP sCHLlCH.
TER IN Fulton St. Guy.
NOR SALE-Iaundry at Glen Cove. l. l.; rare oppor-
tnnity: very large summer trade: mol oppositionS
good location all hand wor. reason for selling owner
engaged III other business. Address
j. s. BERGEN. Glen Head, L. I.
The sun., 1892-05-11
2 anrino Sradealies.

nPES ALL SUMMER wanz and ali fashioI
~ dances taught rapidly: circulars
kN1CkERBOCkER COSSEkNA TORY. ~ West lat
The sun., 1892-05-11
Schools ard Collcars.

CHORTHASD. typewrttlng. bookkeeping Inatrus
y ton. daty and TCcs.!nv and Friday evenings a
NEW YORK SCHOOL. OF HENS piTMAS PUONOG
RAfHY. 124 West 28d 81; L. ALEXANDER. PRINCIPAL
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lcutsSirs.

.N"''"'Ns
TlR. FULLER LNTiALIn TEETH without pain. j'r,;
~ sets u!L IaEUrs, - Narick ST., ear. Canal o..
Arizona republican., 1892-11-30
Seaiskln Prices.

The prices of sealskins have been much disturbed by the Behring sea troubles, and the restriction of the catch under an international agreement sent up the market rates from 90 to so per cent. This great advance was succeeded by such lowering of the demand that it became impracticable to keep it up, and prices gradually dropped down to more reasonable figures. These goods not be- ing articles of prime necessity are more open to the effect of advanced prices than are articles which people must con- sume.
 There is no prospect of any return to such extremely high prices, as that would again hurt the business, but from indications the prices will be much higher this winter than usual. Although no art can supplanta a natural production like sealskin--although it owes all its charm of color and texture to art-there is a steady advance being made in man. ufactured limitations. Cloak Review.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-30

from the College of Pharmacy, and was considered so competent that the posi- tion of druggist was given her for three consecutive summers at the Northeastern dispensary. It was there that Miss Fend- Ter met Dr. Alexander Abrams, Attwen- ty-one she completed the course at the Woman's Medical college, of Balti- more. Returning to New York she passed the competitive civil service ex- animation last summer with 94 per cent, and was appointed on the corps of sanitary inspectors by the board of health.
 This fall she was made member of the vaccinating corps, and when small pox case was recently reported she made an immediate descent on the district and vaccinated the children in short order. In connection with her work for the board of health, she is at- tending special cases. On her wedding day, Sept. 6, she visited her patients until 6 o'clock, while o'clock found her bride. Dr. Abrams is the picture of health, bright and girlish as becomes her nearly twenty-two years, and, as her record shows, remarkably capable. New York World.
Arizona republican., 1892-11-30
Illinois Women Are Awake.

Illinois women are preparing to vote at the coming school elections for all officers except county superintendent of schools. Mrs. Catharine Waugh Mc- Culloch superintendent of legislative work for the Illinois Equal Suffrage as- sociation, has sent the following letter to the board of election commissioners:
 GENTLEMEN When you issue instructions to judges and clerks of election concerning the November election, will you instruct them es- pecially to allow all women possessing the necessary qualifications to register and vote for the three trustees of the state university When the right of women to vote for the county superintendent of schools was passed upon by the supreme court they decided that the school suffrage law was unconstitutional so far as 1t related to officers mentioned in the constitution, but as to other officers not mem tioned they intimated that the law might be good The trustees of the state university are school officers not mentioned in the constitu- tion, and the supreme court has not declared the school suffrage law unconstitutional as to such officers.
 Boston Womans Journal.