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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
NOTES OF TIE EXPOSITION.
SENTIMENT AGAINST SUNDAY CiosING-hEC'
TENANT TIsDhL'S RrSIGNATIoN-TuE
AUSTRIAN EXHIBIT.

Chicago Nov. 10 Special. THE Worlds FAR san
day Opening Association is actively engaged IN Sc
curing the expression OF the VIII OF the ptopic WI
the question Of repeating the net or Congress ooSinS
the Exposition on sunday. one secretary OF uie
organization who returned from trp u the Eastern
cities this week SAYS that the sentiment OF the poo
ple Of tlat section on The question Of repeating the
act Is quite strong II Is In Chicago Ih'' J.
true OF Boston New YorS. Washington and Philade
pha George W. Childs. the philantllupiS expressed
himself strongly ia favor OF having the Exposition NJ
chicago open sunday ~. Childs was OF tho opinion
that the Philadelphia Exposition being closed SuddN
Yas n mistake that should not be repeated at Chi
carc IetI:ions for an open Fair sunday Will be
showcrcl upon Congress. Answers to postal ca'"7
sent out Indicate that -four ont OF every i've persons
in the United states desire repeal OF the sunday
closing act.
Lieutenant ". p Tisdll. who has been acting chief
% the South American Bureau In the absence OF W.
r. CARTS has resigned lie went out OF Office yestcr-
day, Immediately Oh the return OF Mr. Curtis IRON
Europe where for ten weeks he Inns been delivering
IN invitation TO the Queen Regent OF spain ana Ger
tain descendants OF Coumbu, to attend the Exposition
next yca-. The resignation Of Lieutenant I'ial
leave, only Two employees In the south American
Durcau-,he chief ard one clerk. Tho clerk VIII
D,obably be dropped rs soon os the Executive Com
uittee has decided 10 abolish the bureau TIL, woul
have been done II month ago but for the TACT 'hdl
Mr. Curtis was absent, and /; was thought Only
courteous TO wait until he returned before is>ring ~"
order The south American branch has been the mo !
expensive feature Of the foreign Office. Al one time
II had ten agents travelling through various repub!i
irving TO get appropriations for the Exposition ScV
er;l appropriation, made but the habit the ''"ih
,ucr ems haze OF uDsettinC their hCtcrncnif every
low weeks rem Tered appropriations vcTy uncertain.
Commissioner General Anoa Won faAiNrhcK, f'p-
10 cnti.,. The Austrian C0mInsston arrived In 'caso
Yesterday. A. far A. preparations ,'I HhP" T., T., .
Austrian exhibit viii lc = very Interesting one. ihc
main ,ityrctioa viii be the art manufacture Of
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SPECIAL SERVICES FOR Srl'DFNT-.
HOW THEY NAY PEND rHtYKSGGvtXG Day *
MEN YORK WITH PROFIT


Ir,ha'ly AT no other time can there be- seen ANY
where ia the United tales larger number OF students
than + attracted to New Yog, BY thr annual Thanks
GIVING football game. The deep Interest In IN" ccn"'
seem, pamnoaai 90 every other consideration. notWith
stundius The fact that thu prominent pastors II the
city, WI al otac- times student eager g hear are
accustomed to holl regular s"rvlc' In their churches
N that day. The thorghi that there might BE- the
opportunity 10 attend such service and 10 witness
The game also hn, ted to ~ arrangement which VIII
Doe welcomed with Pleasure b. many studcnts
Although - change TO earlier hour Of service In
all g." leading church'. seemed d'SrIblc. yet the
Tact Of the rel. tmtiOn of large nufo: o. students n
hotrli adjacent 70 MADISON square has led f. ih'
elect Il two churches easily accessible on that
account. As a ait Ia response 20 the request OF
.tuicnts Of Yale and Princeton n. the hour Of service
ha, been changed TO $50. to csr prlmptl, at -.
M the Madison squar- PRESBYTERIAN Church. Mldi-
,on..vc. ard twenty io"rt!st, The Rev Or. rharl'S
II. Ptrainri. pastor, ana NJ ;hc Marble ,@lr;i9i'
David i. Eurrrll pa,tor. line service viii be Of
special Interest e. college men.
IN the evening a RECEPTION viii be given by the
students Movement Of NcW-lork In r,er pailors. No.
1876 LcNingon-av aye, TO any Students who may b. In
The city. II VIII be social In character with refresh
ncnts and after dinner sDcahins b. Ch3Wnccy VI.
Dcocw Of Yale: Dr.. Henry NJ. lac, ken. chancellor
q the lnlycrtr e the CRY OF NeN-NOri. DR.. Wilton
Merle smith. Of Princeton, and promincn. representa-
| lives Of Other college.
The studcnt' Movement headquarters are only twc
| blocks distant from tie Tw"ry-dsl.tI-s;. station q
| IL, Third ave. elevated road: willie the Fourth ard
Madison ave. run only block distant. Tho
Grand Central station may be- reached In tea mlnUtcs
uIc fom the headquarters by either Of these rOnd
students Of Princeton. Vale and other college. who
are IN town that day NIL cordially Invited, lc;l
to the morning services and The evening reception
| crause n the limited size OF the pnrOrs of tn,
students Hovement. positively orly students VIII hc
admitted 10 the reception but the church services ar,
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20

10 OCO patients to whom IL has oi'ea ine". NV "'0 ~
has ever been to them great comfort IN "'cE pan "u
misery. ~ ,.p.,o.
uhysiclan OF the Western Dspensa'y "f'e'' i'io
10 Che opcning OF the side Kitchen, o'l oua ln'
hest effort. rncorei unavailng by the nposS'pS '" NV,
Ing medical ;f atment supplemented by Wholesome iO -
* u..less 70 prescribe tonic, and stnnht' ior P"o"'
s,s,y,po oi food suitd 10 their condition and worse sl
u.cie.s 70 recommend te1 tea, milk or egg, VIZ" '
70 .our.es Of the family cAhaused buying u''y Oe1
Mod cation without nutrition Is but week "'''
Therefore feel that the aid YOU are rendering "'e "
pcn,ary physicians In Tho tdtment oi tDe Ole" Po GU
tc. your association to rank among the most important
charities 81 city" , Am
The endowment fund, beTun few yeas SINCE Is I'll"
oo sro 70 allow NJ to to any great extent upon
he Income TO- our current expenses We ner''ofe mp
,ou viii not T. ret in this season OF rcme"DerH pros
pcrtv the thlnAoac'ing. upon whca we rely VIII Gun"
G.ncc bps d u!on Ia-t experience. ,,,..
MANAGERS or THE NETWORK DEE hIICHAN
ASSOC ATIOS.
Money check Hay be sent Ia MIS-. N"d1u "'-'''
tres, ur.- (pro tomb, No. 222 West 23i-'t' WIN ha"'
and address Of glycr 20 the gift can b; acHho"eIs
Annual report, VIII BE- SCAT by the treasurer d. Vi
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RAILROAD RATES IN THE WEST.
no DECISION LIKELY YET-wHsT PRESIDENT
FI.u SAYS.

FI-u SAYS
C,blcoco Nov 1o-World's Fair rates. ar as the
West {. onccrncd, are not likely 20 bc definitely
arranged for some time 10 come. Western Managers
fer the most part are inclined 70 think that the trunk
lire IRE, dcnts committed mistake in declaring their
nolcy and announcing their pToVr'nnc 80 aooi.
Managers admit that they arc now experimenting
with The subject. They have 10 pcc'edcn's 70 g'Edc
tb,m in thel~ action, AID they admit thai al! thA:
mesent calculations may bc Ip'hlessy ovcr!o"h Dy
some unforcscen lt;le incident which VIII present.
l,scr, at some cri;ical moment ard bring about a
radical change IN the whole aspect OF al'ar' II Is
,oy admitted that The big ma~s-moe'ing OF passenger
,cnfaiives from all paris Oh The Unit -lic
Mexico ana Canada will have little inhuencc or IN
final adjus tnicn; Of rates. Tic vlstciS axe coming
here more for The purpose o, acqaainting thcnsevc
thorouchlv with the railroad facilities OF ChcaSD te
sd souocy Of TIE rmnals nj the Fair grounds. The
tarIl.,.s that may be expected FOR accommodating
or-aui-ec uarties OF visitors who may wau' ira X
,,!vuercs Will the.c and all tha; KIND Of thng. 81
co~sc rates VII, pc discussed. but il VIII be- more in
flo line OF an Int rchangn OF Views and Suggestion
than IN ln In ca: . We lA"Ine1 policy. ;, 1a' a.
ruuie,s and interest arc concerned u IS expected
;le meeting will be ecii success; but thc "'Hal
.ettcmcnt Of rates viii nave 10 be- postponed 10
another occasion.
PRECEDENT siuyyc-ant Fish. OF the Illinois cenfn,
who da,s Just returned from NcwYork. has some de-
cdod views upon tie subject. said he to-day This
tIl Of reducing thc passenger rate for Worlds Fall
traffic Is ont OF The question II is wei EN- lugh or
roads now getting FIVE TO tx cents Milc but whore
a road gets only Two cents nile there is no margin
n ,rllc IA reduce Our Interests will hest b. served
by getting people here. lint low rate would be
4, our Interest IN, te cost OF carrying passenger
l. ,oo hph IA rive class service al less than two
cents a mi e. Eullng the Pals Exposition II Is trIc
that raIs in Farce made low rates, but at the same
rre they DacFrn the passcr into fourt-cass cars
hry ono travelling DID. first class. WAS complies
10 pay the regular fare that &C reduction amounted
pufr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
TIE INfEHIcLN LNSrLrrrE Ell

The American Institute Exhibition Hail. In Third
ave. near >lytythiri st.. seems wei adapted 10 the
purpose ol annual fairs and The exhibitors who
year after year their names on the lists and make
the exhibition acceptable and attractive hld crowds
each wear cong!ang many familiar faces. While
sonr ~ The exhibits witch have heretofore been
prominent not - De seen In TIE present cHhl'-
tlon their places have been taken by others equally
Imp0rinnt. and the award Isis. w'ich VII - made
known nj he close of the exhibition. on Dccpnhrr
TO- VIII place IN the hands Of many new exhibitors
The medal, for which they are IN such earnest cope
tlt!on. There many things 10 Ne judged. and 4
careful examination i made before the medal, are
granted FOR there several cNhibltS which finer
tlnn have been soca before ior many years.
The present week should BE- Busy one II, III,
Institute. II scenB 10 belong 10 Thanksgiving. ana
women Of the household who always attend ihc fair
Will take advantage Of the opportunity 10 make their
rsual Visit Of inspection - II IS with those inter
rstcl ia art and manufacture; and 60 students N
electricity there Is probably much absolute ciuca-
tlon to b, obtained the cost of - cents admission
10 the fair as in series Of lectures. An attraction
at the fair tlis week VIII be- O., exhib; OF l.ntalls
under to-, direction oi he United Bantam club o.
America from Tuesday until Friday, for Which there
will be no extra churgc Ncw-Jerscy, New York,
lonn.ylyanla Connecticut nni other btaes will be-
represented, and there VIII least ntty breeding
pens be, idcs abcui 300 single Di.Dl,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
THE CITY HAS no Fund ,vayItntr

Controller Myers ead yesterday In speaking o. the
OPPOSITION II the trtces The Tldc Trust hid before
the Board OF Estimate Friday, that The ely would not
able old 10 the project 81 furnishing the necessary
buildings for the Tldcn Library, IL has money which
can uaed for such purposes. The icglllc tine Goa.
trolcr sld the only power which could authorize any
expenditure. Mr. Myers has been aiding the trus.
trying find site for the library, does not
think that Sy action VIII be aieL y the city on the
letter of John pgcow. president Of the Tldcn Trust
he Legislature has taken some The fund available
the will u Mt. Tlldei Is expected to d. between
f2C000o0 and ~ go 600. fom which the est,
nate annual Income for the iDary OF $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20

CHIRGrS AGAINST 4 FAIL RvER ALDERMAN
Fan River. Mass, Nov. Io-Mayor coushiin nas
created a sensation By publishing letter noh wy
Marshall billiard. giving the text OF cohV',sauo"
u,r,t IN have been held between Alderman Beatte
md Pole ,nan Chase during which bea'ue spohe "
49,, ,,,d tina, hal been made on certain hq"'1
store In rleasan, st. Chase was one oI inc pc''o"'
who secured the warrant for the raid The Adernah'
according to Chase said: =,
Il want to tell You something. Chase, which, II
WIN kc,u II TO yourself Will be TO your benefit. We
follows don; want place oil that kihu Tnu'o, "a,
,eo,, low rum dives, and not sach ho's's rs 'ha''
r,otties told Chas, NOT TO ray anything about 'he
m,,tsr Mr. Beattie is president OF the Bosro Oh
Nacrr,en lie has introduced several reform "''''S
concerning the police. and he is man OF mature
-, ~n,,sont,nc ,he aristocraiic ward OF the city.
II has bccn head and from; OF the Adermanic COM
,Iro,lon which has kept the municipal pohics NJ
foyer heat for ten months ,.,.n.A
,i,or,n,n Ixs,ttie denies that he ever interleree
Nth cha>" or any other policeman In the perorniSs
or Tia iuiy ard says he VIII Prove his statements N
"A few DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
r9e TIE BENEFIT OF 81. Micrir1's MOVE.

An amateur performance for the benefit q St.
ulchad's Home. 81 Nam,rOnccA. IN" country branch
OF the MonlsTt vi sion Will be given az &" Hor Icy
Lyceun on Tue.iay evening at 80 O'Clock. Evcrt
Iors.n Wcu!c and Edward Fac Coward will app ar.
Tickets NAY bc obtained from the Wcman's EXchans'.
Tho Ladies cub and from the following: Mrs Arcl-
bald Alexander. Castle lolat lloaohcn, y. j.; Ms.
Hicks A,no,d No. East Eighty third ST.. Mrs. Charc
: urovn No. 247 Lcgngon-avc. Mrs. VI. G.. Emcn
dorf No. 100 West Twcnt y-irstst. Mrs. G. X. ll"n-
derson No. III Fast Tiry lrst-st; Mss liouGltDn,
20 / Fasf Twcniy-nintist. Mr. l.. T. Llttcll, No
81 West Ninth-st.: Mrs. L. H. Move No. II FL I
Firy-src ond ST.. Mrs. l.. F. Morris No. &c Vast Th!r
ieth Il Mrs. =. l.. NeLOn, No. A. Wet Twenty 9Th.
st.; iigs Il. ELEPHANT. No. - East Forty-,.sai e..
Mrs G. H. Rockwell. 10. II West Thirty -Gl..lst.
Mrs John stevens, Castle Point, iioo)kcn. y. j.
Ms Alexander Taylor, Mamar0ncca y. y: Ms
f. H. WCeiS. No. II East Twenty -fOurth-St.
81 Mrlnel's Home has been established for tho
purpose OF receiving TIE better aud pr1rIlgine
yoIng women OF the Midnight Mission and fitting lem
+ positions Of usefulness. II has at all times from
thirty TO forty Inmates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
rHE srMlyleIrs AND THE ASSEMBLY.

Chicago Nov. 10 (spec aO.-The special committee
appointed by the last General Assembly of the Pro-
bytcrnn Church. at Portland, ore. 10 devise some
Plaza 20 bring the theological scmnarics into closer
relations with the General assembly. finished lis WORK
yesterday. and adjourned to meet In Cincinnati the
last tuesday I'm april 1913. Owing to the cNGtlns
troubles between the Church and two OF It's scminarcs
Il WIS deemed advisable not 20 take any definite act D
and n committee appointed to consider the
Sarious plans suggested aud report IN APRIL ~ w
sucomn.tice consists OF DTs. HAYS, Young ana WI,
son and Elders Thomas McDOugn Of New York. ana
Judge :. 4. Bonner. Of indianapolis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
1 SISTERHOODS SEMI-CENTENNI4L.
TO CEIEDn. TIE FIFTY YEARS OF WORK FOR THE
POOR.

TO CEIEBE. TIE FIFTY YEARS OF WORK FOR TIE
POOR
One of the hes, known and most nseful orders III NY
Roman Catholic Church, ;hc Little Sisters % az
Poor will celebrate tomorrow night the in"'''
GnniveIs airy of It's existence tHnN-t"' 3o"i" ~
Father La Pallieur assistant priest III W.
parish OF ST sclvan, IN Brittany, France, opp'Slc
~ NaIo on The coast The men Of she community
earned their livelihood Oh The sea, ana as Il rc'u''
there were many destitute widows and orphans nc
hard ot OF these deeply touched Father La faieur o
desired to build asylum for the orpAns' o"' ~
had NOT the money Among his people were TWO
young working girls Marie Augustine ana 'a"'
Trscvse. rho former WIS ciRiitcn ana the a""',
who was On orphan. was sixteen years old The s'oa
prc,t saw something In them which led lin 10
believe that lhey might help lin In his work. anu
he exhorcd them 20 give themselves to the s'r'.c'
Of God. Thcy needed his eNIortatloA. ana On ul'
feast OF ST. Theresa. $40 they BEGAN their h)V'"'o
BY taking under tlcir care an cght' -yea'-'h D"hd
woman The work grow Many old women came
under their care and instead OF allowing them to BIC
the sisters became bcFgars Themselves. Ana t. TINS
day they are mendcans. not for their own piOht hu'
for the poor whose cause ihcy have cspous d. I'VE
win delight says one OF the rules which Father La
ralleur drew up FOR them. above ail things III
showing tenderness toward thosr AGED poor who arr
mnrm and sick: We viii Fever refuse 10 a''is. pro
vidcd n occasion presents iself, and We mrN; tai
;hc greatest care not 20 mcdlc with what does not con
ccIn us
In 1912 the real history OF the order is supposed
TO begin, their work then assuming large proportions
Mare Augustine made her profession ti, year as
the mother superior OF the order. ard soon went to
RcnnoS 10 work in the ,lum7. The order begun II
grow In numbers, but 10: long timr IL had 81 endure
much dcr,ipn and petty persecution. Trey Hp'
on however. and at last conquered r. pecrGl i"'"t
milton and by their patience ana Jealous ab)S
And today they firmly established IN tJri", A. A.
Australia ana America. Tliffr arr 80 hosilc, ~
all Of which thirty alnc are In the United states Gnd
Canada. and Il e. III vi abOut 1000 sisters Of ne
fef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20

Those VII, - % tn great dryeOOis sore % Daiir'
4 sons. Hroadway and rishth-i.. .hoIi not iai ID"
poy a visit To- tho ~, and madcup lace departments
AZ they are now specially attractive. ID" ait DC
ra,;,ncnt embrace, everything in the In" 81 ar''
bom. Decorations Thc section Of the sior" st aside
for thls department T. Away, crowded with Woi"f
who cannot help ndmlrng the pretty tHnS' 10 Do
.rrn Their are SIX and .ailn maniH dIapT's
heavily iringcl. r!i.y ar" 81 all cdlr, ana aI"
beautifully aud ar,.tically embroidered ana hanl
u.i,,,.d TIE ,,.rlAl crepe IL chine. India s..A ana
.,flu scarf ar, dainty ;.rc. Of artistic W,r, a. ".r
no b.tuifu SILK ocfa pillows. handsomely IN
,r,llc.rd and painted In natural designs. Many -"
features may be- seen la toilet rcqc.sfo, Pf'
cushions are trimmed and thr Cologne bottles are
tainted frosted or opal. Fancy workloSc, and hand
t,rchirf boxes ARE nnc specimens OF japanese work
The new designs IN cclluoid and elnss DIRE no cnse
requirements are extremely attractive md pretty
The mouchc.r cIavat and glow "a c. ARE piinl" ~
u,,r,idered In new combinations. Ariis;ir d~4fi'
I'm eil, md cnaInd chairs sior and foot rests are 40
original n 10 b" worthy 81 special mc3'!Jn
The lnadc-,ip lace department, Which f. next to tho
ar, depa-tmrnt :, prcily arranged for artist" "nec
Vov.lics IN ne~kwcar exquisite designs In chic n,
nb,tt ana lace f.ill, plaid and IO slk fai'y vcsa.
no hsu1 run .caris md fohus, fancy Gre, rals ana
chdrcn's ca,s aud hats form The CHIEF ATTRACTIONS.
Ch, Il. twO Apartments placcl, a. they aye -!ir ~
sd. ana bmc;ieally forming one department, may
suflv No aid D. 80. Iiftlct section 81 Tie 60 al
drye1ofs establishment OF Danll & sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
Az APPEAL EOR .AssIs TANCE.

The following appeal has been Issued IN behalf Of
the New Yor. Diet Kitchen Association for Providing
Vanishing Food for the Poor:
To OR Fends In ordc' to meet the poverty onl
uCcrnc Of coming ASK YOU 20 repeat with
The llberay OF the pet your contribution the New.
York Diet Kitchen Association.
The frec.wli, offerings for thl, work have been q
rc,t cncoui agcmci: but they have not KEEP pace this
year VITA thc Ing nccl of ca" association. Owing
"a The irving heat OF last summer The calls upon have
hccn r,c,tly Increased Five kitchens at convenient
pout> Of tho city have dispenfci noushn"nt O. our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
TIE NEw,jEEsEY BoARD OR WOMAN MANAGERS

The board ct woman managers OF the Sinte oil New
Jersey for the Worlds Columbian Exposition held an
important meeting In the Esicx CouHy Country Cnb,
at West Orange y. j., by invitation Of Mrs Charles
H. Yartlcv who has charge OF the wor, In EsscN,
Union and Morris Counties II decided 70 organ
i7e an Essex County branch, with Ms. Margar''
icrson OF Orange president. Mrs. Ralph front
man, the vice president OF the National board, and
Miss Caroline Dennis, member Of the National board,
were present and made addresses on the most effective
~ -, which thc work could be done. The nnal
organization OF the branch viii be made on Tuesday
sftcrnoon at Il meeting to be held Of the home OF
T.rdlpv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
Tur CLAIM lGlTysT THE CLUB PAID.

The debt OF the Manhattan Athletic Clnb OF SLIGO
10 J. Bloadhead WOOlsey has fcca settled bv the pay
ment OF the sum TO the sheriff. The club owed Frank
~. Glover q son The amount. and when that firm us
signed 10 Mr. WOohcy h, proceeded to collect the
debt George ~ Carr. pc idcnt OF the club. was
served with no;icr OF complaint on Monday. Novem-
her =, and the answer was made ~
tiirnaDc IN TIE Clty Court This was
on The day before EieclIon pas end Mr. storm. treas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20

inc no,,c. 70 the tenant Albert Gorng. to vacate.
Mr. webb cnt down Mrs. Gorings clothes-ne ana
ordered tne men TO DIG up his yard for the iounio-
,ion The Gorines hold a lease OF the house un'i
December l. After expostuating with the minister
to mo- eject Mr.. Gotns had hIm arrested ~ ans 40
inlcc court this morning the case was aalo9 .es
mill next week Il. Gor.ng VIII also sue Mr' "epo
for irrsnnsslng on his pfoperty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
Prominent CITIZENS MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

sioux city, Iowa. Nov. 19.-The BODY Oh "",..
= Follis was found this afternoon beo" 'ne "
on Perry Creek In the middle oil the c'"' ~. .',"us
wos crashed but whether by the fall or by previous
violence no one appears to know. Mr.. Foias va
ono 81 tbe best known men n the city, nav1ns 'M Any
large dealings In real estate and ooaer sxes"'N
vesiments The police suspect foui p"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20

HAD iHE MINISTER ih"HsiED ~" u"'1'' " =
Nncarl Falls, y, y, Nov ~ Cprcini)-A "'''s'-
lion was caused hero t0day bv tho arrest Oh the XIV
George Webb the pnsior cf the Baptist church. on
charge OF ma,ici0usly destroying private propcrtS
TIC trouble crew ont OF the church attempting 10
buiId on some property 1t had purchased without CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
MS .cr0rNrs WERE $1,000 SHORT.

Denver. Col. Nov. lo.-E. n. Belts. secretary W
the Anaconda Mining Company, and ireasuf1 u VIZ
standard Gold Company. has been v w 600 lie Il
In h's accounts t. the amount Vi s"'0'~'
Thought TO be In Mexico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20

one OF the - X 10 do this week, during the show
Is 10 dine nj the buckingham Hotel Fiftliave and
Inspect one OF the finest. din'neIooms In the world
Music every "wednesday and Saturday evening. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20

rhe Sewyork Central has the only na,mra, Laval laval
In III Tho eonntry' il Is practically watcrie's'
line from Ncw-Nork TO BulIalo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-20
ofen5eit.
Bon ssrisa shams.


Sd)on iinfenb Iddelt burd's oidte griin
8rau Come nieOer.
SIM uralten idattigen @arten bliib'u
Die Stolen mieber.
Sn Pranseu itsbt ieoer Sliitbeufod.
8 traute Stcige!
8ie emit webt golbbelles Sinoerselod
9urd ldwanfe 3weige.
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