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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29

OPERA RoUsE.-Toe attraction to-mos.
row night will oe the oamedy drama III"
Inc plot OF which is foil of complications.
TIE hero is convicted of murdsrug bis own
fscaer npou che evidence OF his s0eethesrt,
5bo ~ dnped hv the real murderer. The
Qlnripnati Enquirer se5e: The play ia yell
uut taaeshsT aAd some OF lie situations sre
o1lte strong Tns role Ct the unjustly al
co4ed "a assumed bg NJ. a ". Fremont, q
very capab;e young sotcv, With fee Stage
presence. handsome facs, and who knows
how 30 read hi4 lines intell'sently. The sup
port vas satisfactory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29

DID YOU EVER WONDER why, In spite Of
dillgent application and thorough study Of
French grammars and text books, you have
never b:en sblo to speak French OF W.
d,rstand it when addressed? Ii You will come
Monday at 10a N. or $50 p. m. 10 Prof Etienne
Lsmbett's free tria' French lesson at Arlii ON
Institute, 92O King street, you will learn how q
mastery of French conversation scan be acquired
By an easy AID RAPID system, tho only. one by
initantarCouaY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29

slow sou brudder Ben +? Me? Lor, sis.er
Charity, poorly sure's you born, I ia. wid de
rheumssis Creeping all about Eame ss Q
time snake" "Chie, buy Salvation on,
dey cure eartIn.n
The shorter the tunnel the sweeter the
kiss, but the older the cold. the harder the
cure. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup hse broken
msny stubborn coughs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29

DEATH CT MRS. PBPPER.-Mrs, Sall!e
Pepper, mc;ner Of Commsndef Evans. ofthe
.. s. var vessel Yorktown. new Ia Gillian
weteve, enc sister CT Mrs. Judge Thcmae. OF
this place, und OF !he sie Capt, Jas Jack
SOC. cf Alexandra (whc kiied Col. Ellie
worth, who had entered his resdence and
seiz ID tbs Confederate ii 'g that Lated over
ny, died on Monday eDd was buried st Lsw.
inevllls, IL this comfy. on Tuesday. Her
dsath occurred at Providence Hospital, lie
Washington. where she had gore s iee dave
before fJr tres;ment In her tilneag.-Fairfd1
Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29
OFFICIAL.
OFFICE.

AUDITOR'5 UFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, January 26, 1892
To the Honorable City Council:
Gentlsuen-As required ty section 6 Of an or
dinancs of the City Ceuntil 81 titled IAN act to
keep record Of the deaths occurring in the city
of Alexsndris, Va" approved December 10,
1890. anc also as required by section Of an Or
dinance Ct the City Council entitled An act to
regulate the erection Of buildings In the city OF
Alexandra, Va" approved January ~. 1881, L
have the honor to submit. the following Il firm q.
tion called for In the acts quoted. Respectfully,
z. F. PRICE, Auditor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29

REyERsRD.-The Court OF Appeals yester.
day reversed The dec 90 Il the Circuit Oau'
o, THE city In the case OF Wheat, presideus
of the alexandria Water Company, vs. the
CITY Counctl of Alexandria. The effsct Of
THE reversal will elbow the water company
to 10y lie pipes la te oity without getting
permission to dig up the streets. &C., for 60
doing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29

BuRGLAaIEs. Burglars had shsls own
yay In ibis city last night, having, 30 tlr I'd
learned. succeeded In breaking into fenr
pisces and forcing opan Two safes, nus IoT or
tunstely SECURING only conpsrasiVeiy sna,
bcosy. Ths hu1glares ali occurred e'.s.
midnight, aud SO far as learned there are ~
traces So so Who committed them' t1-so
sone ci.fZsas beleve that ITO S'Fanseio 49,
,ro-e ooe,, IN some @: the restautspts 'asI
n;,ht and vho boidy pisyed csids Win o
rnT,her nj Riexandriaps. ere Inc 1neu'
r. e.. oface broken iato 1as toe sncp
s.foa " & O. 6soot. vheTe se7efei cniseis
hs;onoi-e t. M GecE9e B3n!z we're stcleD.
Ths ofice al Messrs. @. 4 Hill q Co.. st
tbe:- craoger and cake bakery en- north Lee
etraaf yrss tres entered, the front door bs.
ing broken op9n. The combination locg Oh
tha saf. qyss taen broken Of, powder forced
INTO the opening srd tie safe blown. Fog
trre,ely toe doo's vera not blown open sUf.
onvfb;rg ieom tlo ssfs, which, however,
wss 5sd;y damaged and the books sid pa
ne-s therein somewhat burned s1d biockaa-
I'd. Tna burglars sca;:ered the papsrs. 60,
which Rs:e found ia tbs decks 10 the offics
SD atolo email! cum of money from a
drawer, bu5 il Is thought they were scared
eff by the noi they nads by the explosion
sid were thus lily repaid for the trouble
they had taker.
TIE sore f Mes1rs, John Chilly & Co., at
this corner of Fayette alley and the Strand,
was opened by the paddock Oh the front door
hing broken. The combination look on tbe
aofe ggs lhep broken ef sod the safe open
ed Without resort to explosives. Abous
$40 In money and breasiEin which had
heen nut in tbs safe f,r it!sad we're stolen
srd tie papers n the ofioo were scattered
over tho door, Two decsnters CT wlue, some
cicsrs, 81, were q go stolen from the store.
The law office of Mr.. ". E. Fendsli, or
Prince street. hesgeeu Fairfax and Royal.
was aiso broken open !sst Gi2ht. the desks
rapsscked aud all the papers, Sc, therein
scattered over the floor. Several law books
were htnier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29

NoTTCE-The chiefs and brothers OF Os.
~ CE OLA TRIBE, No. 1, !. O. 3. NJ, are earn
es,ly requested to roet at their Wigwam SUN
DAY EVENING, January 3lst, st 6'h run, ooh
treStb, to attend IIiaity M. E. Chuch. 81 order
of the Sachem, 8. CUVlLLlEB.
WIZ. A sIssON, Chiel o! Recorda. jsn29 2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29

a NEW EXCURSION sTEAMER.-A dis
patch trom Nsw Bedford. Mass, says that
the steamer River Qneen, known as Presl
cent Lncoln'd boat, owned oy the New Bed
ford, Msstoa's Vineyard eud Nantucket
Steamboat Company, has been been sold
t F., paries in Washing l 70, and will be run az
an excursion best on tle Potomac RiVer. l.
is supposed 1is boas wi take the place OF
the W. W. Thompson. which was burned
last summer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29

POLICE 2aPoBT.-Ls3t night WAS clear
eud ooot till s5aut y o'clock wben 1t b.
oams CLOUDY. Thsre were fve prisoners
and niue dodgers at tho station house.
The Mayo. tnis morning disposed OF the
following CASES
Marsoa ArcoId, eolored, for en- assault on
Mergale. Green. wes 6asd So.
Maria Hail, Chss. Parker ard Koasuth
Williams, sill oolored. for being drunk and
d,sorderly, and Wa! soa Faalds, foE Vsgsao.
cy, ware fined $3.50 each OF given 30 days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29
Peport of Burial Permits

There were Is ned du,i1g the year 1891 fsur
hun ired and sixty-three permits. For whites,
268; for coorod, 205. Mal,s, 235 females, 22S,
There were brought Into the iiy for i1terment
the remslns OF "a white and % to'orid persons.
the tota dsstEs i the city bIug TIA write and
100 coored Tie rem aims of Is perfo we're
car i,d ont Of the city. The ages given of the
174 whitea which includes still births, ara IS FOL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29

Give every man his dues, and If he is sui'
feElng With bad cold, give him Stone.
6'akes'a Cough Syrup. 1t cures sore throat.
Piics, Is ,ss,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29
LOCAL NEWS.
FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY %.

Fer this section generally fiji. with possible
e6Tdsy morning By colder, aouthwes. oiads
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29

The amount t$43l received for Issuing burial
permits a. so; each has, as the law requires been
covered into the city treasury to thu credit of the
general fund. E. +. PRICE, Auditor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Jan. 29.-Csttlo-
market closed stea y; g cd to choice s,eers S4.75
a5.25, others $3a9 rs, 8 kers $23Oa3 25, cows
81 60.1.65 per 100 lbs. Hogs-Darket steady
to ssrong; roush sni common S4s4.l6. mixed
and packer, S4. 3os4 so, Irime heavy and butch.
ers' weights $450a4 co and light 81. 20a4 56 rer
100 ID. shsep-m.rkes lower: ewes So 25a4,
mixed 81 4Oa4 so, wethers $5a5.75 and Weaterna
S5.1Oa5.2O per 100 lbs. Lambs s3,75sA 80 per
100 lbs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29

PgRsoNAL.-Hon. W. a. Jones was In the
City TO-DAY and entered suit here against
a. J Nicholson, of Baltimore, who recently
fsi ed.
The Petersburg appeal says Miss Oorse,
OF Ale1aDdris, is Wishing Mrs. Joseph Carr
In that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29

Number of ehares In opera ion, 1,037.
Number Of shares money loaned on, 367.
Dividend declared this year per share, $3.50.
Total dividend to date, $500.
Value OF each fully psid.up share, $1,000.
Respectfully submitted,
ISAAC EICHBERG, President.
JUsTUs SCHNEIDER, SeoHy.
Alexandria, Va, January 4th, 1892.
To the Board Of Directors and Stockholders of the
German Cooperative Baiding Association No.
q Of Ale1andris, Va
Gentlsmen-The urd ,rsigned beg leave to say
that they have examined the books OF the above
named association and find them to correspond
with the report OF tho secretary. Respectfully,
GEO. W. FISHER,
HENRY STRAUSS, Trustees.
JOSEPH KAUFAANN,
City OF Ale1audris Va, to wit:
On this, the Goth day Of January, 1892, before
me, the sui scriber, Nossry Public Tor the city
Of Ale3sndris and the State of Virginia, person
ally appesred isaac Eichberg, the President, and
Justus Schneider, the Secretary Of the German
Cooperative Building Association No. 4 of Alex.
andris, Va, and made oath thst tho annexed
statement, to which their names sre signed, ID
true to their best knowledge and beisf.
Given under my hand the day and year afore.
ssid, ALBERT STUART, N. 2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Aff.ira In commercial circles have been quiet
during the week. The weather interferred with
the receipts Of graic, but the wholesale me,chants
oil af,ir SHIPPING business Here, as elsewhere,
monetary affairs have boon quiet. In New York
yesterday money on call was essy, ranging from
I II 10 2, and losing offered at 1 H. Prime mer.
camille psper at 4a51a. In Baltimore money was
cay, but there was fair demand for regular
ira lie uses at 4, AZ and per cent, with per
cent. for hank discounts. Local shares are quiet,
With but few transactions.
Cav YORK. jan. 29-The opening OF the stock
market this morning wac active but generally Mt
insi gpAc4ns changes in either direction from llst
nights fgures. The early dealing. however, de-
veloped dropping tendency in prices with few
material changes The market stiFsned a little
toward IL o'clock and at that time 1t was fairly
active ard generally weak at sp,ll fractions be.
low first prices,
BALTIMORE, Jaa. 29.-virginia. consola =; do
tO.405 =; do 3s 721ss721.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29
GRAND OPENING
Of an immense assortment Of
Ladies d 'MuSIinUnlerUpar
Hamburg Edgings, etc.

Having secured an immense lot of La.
dies Muslin Underwear, Hamburg Edg.
ings. ETC., at q great sacrifice, We propose
to sell them st prices to mako them move
quickly. We sre off ring genuine bar
gains and mako mention below OF few
Of tho more prominent. Convince your
selves.
Ono lot Chemisss at 25c, fine muslip,
rufIled neck.
One lot Chemises at 35c, very fine muss
lin, neatly trimmed.
One lot Chemises at 48c, very fine mug
lin, Hamburg yokea feather edge finish.
One lot Ladies' Drawers at 25c, fine
muslin, 2 rows sheoring and ruflo.
One lot Ladies' Drawers at &c., fine
muslin, 4 rows sheering and ruffle.
One lot Ladies' Drawers at Acc, fine
muslin, 6 fine tuckp, with hemstitched
Hamburg.
Que lot Ladies' Skirts at 49c, With three
tucks and ruffle.
One lot Ladies' Skirts at 75c, With
8 tucks and Hamburg rufile.
One lot Ladies' Skirts at 98c, with &
tucks and fine Hamburg ruffls.
Cne lot Ladies' Night Dresses at Acc
tucked yoke and ruf1sd trimming.
One lot Ladies' Night Dreasea at 75c,
yoke tucked, Hamburg inserting and edge.
One lot Ladies' Night Dresses at 99c,
punched tucks, fine Hamburg embroidc-
~ trimming.
One lot Plain Corset Covers at 1916.
One lot Hamburg trimmed Corset Gov
era at Doc.
One lot do, at 35c.
One lot Lonsdale Cambria ' cut,
One lot Gents Night Robes at Acc, co.,
ored corded fni.h.
Ore lot Intants' Slips at 49c, Aas tucks,
Hamburg edge and inserting.
One lot do. at 75c.
One lot Children's Dresses at 75c, With
fine tucks, Hamburg edge and inserting.
One LOT chI9Lfcn's Chemises at 25c to
olese.
Hamburg Edgings at &c. &c, Sc, 1Oc,
12c, 15c, 20c and Csc. We are ceiling
these regardless of value. Come early
and get the FIRST choice.
Balance Of stock Of Cloaks, Blankets
and Comforts at half Trice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Jan. 28.-Beevts
No trade; feeliag firm. Cslves-market steady
veals $5s8 80, grsssers $685. so, Western
calves 50. 40s3 per 100 lbs. Sheep and Lambs
market firm; sheep $4s5 CO. lambs $6.25a7 40
per 100 lbs. Hogs-market eady at 81. 10a4.75
per 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, Jan. 2s.-There
is littlo or no change to note in the market since
the last receipts and but little grain is being Of
fered. We quote: Flour So 50a5 rs for fine to
patent family brands; Wheat 65a97 Corn 44s
49; Rye 6Oa80; Oats 34e3S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29

SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET, Jan. 29-Re-
fined sugars-The quotations are az follows:
standard powdered 4as cubes AS cut losf
3.16c; graduated I 3-16c; I'm. granulatod
Ice; confectioners 1.16; Diamond A
3-16; Columbia A 1914 CENTS. The market is
quiet.
CoSee-The market is steady with little more
sc.ivisy at 17c, for fair Bio sad 1890 per Id for
No z grade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29

RICHMOND MARKET. Jan. 28.-There is little
chsnge to note 10 the market since lsst week arc
Flour So 5Oa5 rs Tor fine to patent roller; Wheat
s5a101; Corn 48a51; Rye 90a92 Oats "a .3S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29

NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-Cotton quiet; upland;
rs Orleans 7Hs; futures steady. Flour dull and
easy. Wheat active and unsettled. Corn activ:
and firm. Pork Inactive and steady at SO 75l
$40 rs. Lard dull and steady at Sc 82A.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
BEET srGAR PROSPECTS IN cAIIFoRyIA

Chicago Jan. 6 (SpeciaD-Wilhelm Katho, engineer
OF the Grevenbrach Manufacturing Works at Rhcin-
land Germany, is In Tie city, having Just returned
from trip 10 Califo na. lie has been looking after
the erection Of beet sugar plants in the West SPEAK
ing on the subject 10 day, he said "Ihe bounty
upon beet sugar viii cause the growth OF this most
mporant industry TO surpass the ideas Of the most
sanculne California especially the County Of san
Bernardno is ore Of the finest places In the world
TO grow beets for sugar purposes In ume, tahK'
the Industry in California VIII excel those OF Europe.
The climate Is productive OF much saccharine III
beets."
"Is German capital interested 10 any great cN'c"'
In the beet sugar projects Of California y
aNo I think not Native capitalists stand ready
TO back the enterprise for any amount MI spreckela'
j understand intends 10 enter largely into he Heii
and develop the great Industry. ,,, ,,o
German beet sugar growers. he says, are preparing
~ make q great exhibit at the FAIR.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

Baltimore Jan. 6.-The o'clock train out OF Gam
den station last evening for Chicago met Win III "0
cdent al about O'Clock this morning "heh some
three miles east Of Fairmount. ". Va. The ualh
WAS running at its usual rate when patent 'ouPi--
fell throwing the truck OF the baggage cur ."
the track The truck struck coal UPPER "iho" ~
,urn fell upon the smoking tearing away 'ie ron
and one side No passenger was klIed, nor ""' ''''
one fatall wounded. The following 10 iist oi tie
assngcrs and trainhands injured, together win 'hei
Injuries: ,o o,,o
Henry =. White, Washington Court HOUSE. ""o'
ont about head II. 7. CoOmbs L. :. ~, WaHh"s'o"
head and face cut and bruised and knee anu "i''V
suohtlv injured Henry Needhart, Wheeling W. Nd'
Ind cut. Frederick Hayes. Gason junction. W. Va,
hc.d injured: A. j. Moriarlty, Newark, Omo' inIu'cu
about head and body George Colder, Cmcaeo' S"s"'S
,,,cd about head and face; Jesse Walker MohD"s""'
w Va scalp wound Peter J. scott Nes'hcr'' "'''
,n ,vound: A. Siahn conductor Of te trai' so".P
onnd. C. II. Hoffman, baegagemaSter' mean ''u''''
Morris Davis Grafton, W. Va, tainhai'' 0"' o'ol
p'a eye. !. g. Burdett, Grafton, trinhand DruiSoo
1h. track was cleared with few hours ain rd ,nc
iaf ito and trains are again running on "cheu"o
time.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
MISSING HEIRES.s FOUND.

Chico. Cal, Jan. CT. T. Mcinyre' private u
tecvc of ST. Join.bury, VT. arrived here last fildy
'.1 want over to Glenn County In search Of J. VI.
,,,i and wife fine latter being the rghtful heir
a. fortune left by her father, cX Congressman 'ross
-, Vermont About ten years ago Miss Bertha 'r"ss
met Martin I'm Washington d. G. As the iathcr op
no.cd the marriage the couple elopcd severdl years
later they came TO California The mother oi Tue sr'
bo. since died and last July the father dieh.
no entire fortune Of about Sl.OOo.oOo 10 u',' o,'
daughter. Detectives have been Sc'romns .'' Nv
ever since the fathers DEATH ana nh'iN -, yar.
,,.,,, ,oputv The Martin, for several s,, sca,n =
,od in his CITY In poor circumstances M hn liz and
co moved to Glenn County. Martin ,Shurv ~
~ ~ d't,ctivc left here to-day for ST. Johhso"'S'
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
BANKING WITHOUT CASH.
A PHILADELPHIA COMPANY's METHODS
THE CONTINENTAL TRUST AND FINANCE cos
CAPITAL 81 100000. AND CASH on
HAND s24 Co.

Philadelphia, Jan. Con the application OF At
torney General Hcnsel Judge Wilson Of the Common
Pleas Court to-day granted writ Of alternative man
danus against the Continental Trust and Finance
Company Of Philadelphia, to show by what warrant
II claims to exercise the franchises granted II and
why receiver should not be appointed. 1t is alleged
that the company Is unsound and is doing business
not authorized by It's charter.
Attached to the petition is the letter OF Bank Com
missioner Krumbhaar to Attorney General Hensel and
IN experts report In which he says that since sep
tember % there has not been secretary. treasurer
bOOkkeeper. clerk messenger In the COM
panys employ the entire subsequent business having
been attended TO by President Brown. The capital
purport to be 81 100000. In the general ledger the
entire amount OF capital appears a. Tl13,e3O, Of
which less than $l3, 900 seemed to have been paid In
in cash. Large for advertising were applied
contributions to capital and Of the remainder. SlGo.
600 nominay paid IN at their full par value In
the socaed 3 per cent first mortgage gold bonds o
the Chicago, Kansas City and Omaha Railroad Com
pany, foryfve miles OF which line, II Is said, hav,
been graded, but no track laid.
Sums aggregatlng s:i7 800 appear by the books to
have been loaned to Walter Brown, the president and
to one Charles Il. Ebcrle. These appear In the casl
book deposits from the NOrrisOwn Traction Com
pany They nomnally secured by similar bonds
OF the Chicago Kansas City and Omaha Railroad Com
pany. Of the par value OF S3S 600 At the close o
business December 81 1901 the entire cash baanc,
~ .O14 go. Of which S2i 80 In the casl
drawer and ~ $50 held by Director Samuel :
Swartley. TO whom draft for the account mad beer
sent for collection. The company the expert found
had no bank account OF It's own.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
AN OLEOMARGARINE MONOPOLY ALLEGED
THE GOVERNMENT FILES A BILL IN PHILADEL
PHIA TO PUT IT DOWN

THE GOVERNMENT FILES BILL IN PHlLADfI|
PHIA TO PUT IT DOWN.
Philadelphia jan Ga bill in equity was filed 10
dav by United States District-Attorney Read In the
Circut Court I'm behalf Of the Government, To re
strain certain firms engaged In the manufacture OF
oleOmargarne. or buttcrne, from creating and main
tainng a monopoly Of the trade. The defendants IN
the suit are the Chicago Butternc Company Armour
& Co.. OF Chicago the Armour Packing Co., OF kana
Caty Braun 4 Fits, Friedman IL swift, william j.
MoXley. J. J. Murray q Co and the G. II. Hammond
Co.. all Of Chicago, and the Philadelphia National
Bank.
The BIZ begins by declaring that defendants
have violated the antitrust law by attempting to
monopolze the trade in oleomargaiinc. contract
was entered into at Chicago in March last by when
the Chicago Butterine Company OF this city was To
have monopoly OF the trade in this state east OF
tie Allegheny Mountains and In NewJersey ana
Maryland In pursuance OF this agreement, the bill
alleges, the manufacturers have since shipped large
quantities of olc0margarine Or buttcrine from their
respective factories In Illinois and Missouri 10 ne
butterine company in this city, and shipped ana
tran Iorted the aid articles 10 no other dealer or
dealers within this district, although requested 80
fo
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
ACTION OF SAN FRAyuSCo CITIZENS.

san Francisco. Jan. Ga meeting Of over 1000
people was held lat night to take action IN matters
connected with the late Grand Jury. which was de-
c.ded Illegal by the supreme Court he-outlohs were
adopted stating that whereas the Grand Jury i'h
shown that official venay Of the most deprived typo
e,isted I'm I'm. city and state government that all
officers from United states senator down, were
sold and that legs slators barered their votes, the
people If the city thanked the Grand Jury and judge
Wallace for their actions ia trying t. put an ehd |"
this, and denounced the interference Of The southern
Pacific Railroad Company in politics ~ the hist oo"c
of the corruption that existed The chairman was
nnouinously authorized to appoint committee "f
srvcn to designate committee OF thirty citizens ~ an
executive committee for the organization OF citizchS
who should labor to free the city and state rom
boodlelsm" and that thc work Of the drahd
Jury was not lost. Another resolution REQUESTED
,b. >t,urror Court to rc-elcct Judge Wallace Pre-
tdt,g iudee for the ensuing term, ana apPontcn u
oommltiee 10 present the resolutions to the judges
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
THREE MEN KILLED IN TIE WRECK.
HEAD END COLLISION on THE oNTANo AND
WESTERN NEAR SMYRNA.

WESTERN NEAR SMYRNA.
Utica Jan. Ga head end collision occurred between
n freight and accommodation train and Hight ensne
on the New-York ontario and Western Railroad hall
mile north Of Smyrna, Chenango County, at hn
csrlv hour this morning. The accident resulted In
tle Killing OF three men-Frederick A. Young en-
c1neer OF Utica: Martin Sheedy, engineer, OF os-
veco Albert Cady, fireman, OF Norwich. B0th IN
zines exploded soon after they struck and were blown
into twisted scraps OF iron. The collision occurred p
a straight track but thirty rods south Of the scene
Is "A sharp The train was running tOo"t
twenty miles an hour, and the light engine said
To have rounded the at speed OF AT least forty
miles an hour A moment later the engines came
together with terrific force. The front ends OF the
locomotives were ruised from the track at consider
able angle by the force Of the blow, and stood III
that position "a moment, when explosion took place
that shook che ground like an earthquake. Ihr
fireman and brakeman who had jumped, we've struck
nv fvipg debris from the engines, and hurled against
the fence Young was discovered standing on MS
feet among the broken parts Of his engine tightly
pinoned against the heavy bars lie was alive, but
conld not speak Cady, the fireman, was 1Ound
crushed and nfelcss in the wreck. sheedy, OF the
light engine. was covered by the wrecked engines
Young lived only a short time.
II is evident from the investigation made that
sheedy. who was running the light engine was at
fault accident. All the other men el u'
train we're more or less injured, but none Ol 'hehi
dangerously.