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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

Frances Bellenot. admnistratrix against j.
Thompson Brown a Co. Dismissed OF motion
Of plaintiff. .p,l
G. J.. Puryears administrator against klch,,
moud. Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
Company. Dismissed
s. Nee Fisher was appointed trustee OF
Richmond Commandery, No. 2 hnignts
Iemplar vice J. =. Tower deceased
John \. Adams against Virginia Steel, Iron
aud Slate Company Judgment for - 49,
the court giving him the alternative OF taxing
this amount or having the verdict set aside.
q. J.. Moorman a. Co against j.. LnSleking
judgment for plaintiff for clOO3).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
High Glass Printed Wool Dress
Goods.
Printed MOhair BriIIidntine

as a fabric exclusively or own. Cream
grounds printed in sixteen distinct designs
and colorings The acme of beauty and use
fitness is reached in tnis dainty Cream fabric
with It's rich French printings of artistic
flowers. IL presents as handsome an appear
ance as printed silk. with tho assurance Of
much longer service. The cream grounds Of
firm brilliantne will not wrinkle. and the
dust will quickly fall from its silky, Mohair
surface. leaving neither soil nor stain. Both
for house and street wear. % inches wide.
Per ward. 39c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
MISSIONARY ORDAINED.


The third day of the session of tho Presbytory
began Yesterday az a:3J o'clock IN the Grace
street Presbyterian church Mr.. Walter Buch
ansn of tho FIRST church in this city was intro
Quc.l t0 the lresbytcry as candidate 20 the
ministry. Me.srs. Smith. Bull, Wexford ana
REYNOLDS. candidates for ucensure passed sue
ce--f ul examinations ln different branches an
an order was taken for their lcensure al J.. VI:
The following commissioning 90 tho General
Assembly were elected. Kew. Is. J.. hrlr. -. d..
cf Richmond and lev. r. T.. McN0rau OF Ports
mouth. with Row j. Is IumbuI of TINS city
and IT,. T.. Epps as alternates TO either hulns
elders. Judge ". j. Ieake OF Ashland and Cap
tiau " L. Collins OF tile First church. Norfolk,
with d. b. Morgan of Petersburg and lr. j.
Hall Moore of this city as alterna.es.
At4p. 81. the narratives OF the state or relg-
ion in the churches were road and pat IN the
hands OF the committee ON narratives.
The lresbvtcry resolved 90 proceed 70 the
ordination of IS. ID. Reynolds. Jr., Of Norfolk.
20 the full WORK ~ the gospel ministry as an
EVANGELIST in foreign fields az J. 81
Al mat hour the three candidates we're il
ccn~el as pIOiatl0ners Tor the gosi al mlnletry,
LIVING on OF the hands OF the Pres bytert The
sermon was preached hy kry George -. Arm
strong. moderator, from John ll' lo.
The charge 90 the missionary was ueIlFeIo1 "S
Dr. Lacy. of Norfolk.
'Io-dayat u A. NJ. the Committee on Home
Mission. Will present thor report, anu al y
O'Clock Y. y. j. anco, Of Norfolk. Will neach
sermon Al j. ~. "a lecture on Korea VIII
he delivered hy Rev H. q. lnderwood "a lpl s.
sionary who has Just returned from tAat
locality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

The commissioners sale being conducted
bg i b. Tlam a Co., John 4. Goddin and
Csbell x Wilson was largely attended on yes
terday when the following property was Of
ferel and sold Store. No. 10 south thirteenth
80, nos sod TO NJ. Heller for sG,l25: the ad-
5rin;n'c store No. n south Thirteenth street
was sold to MIR. James T. Parkinson for 500
Mrs. Kate C. Higgins bought the residence
No 2i0 Governor street, for so,ggo. me
dwelling. No III Mayo street. was sold 10 MI
II. $. Waerstein for Sl,225
will sell the brick store, No. 1l05 Basin bank.
and in the evening they will sell very deslrae-
Die west Broad street lot near the Masonic
Temple and also a very handsome residence
On west Marshall street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

This is the night for Miss Matoaca Gay -
,,;ls her lecture on the Passion Play az the
Sonne Mems Christian Association Hall for
.he heneft of the Rebekah Peterkin Memorial
Com AT the Sheterng Arms. The reputa-
t to Of Miss Gay as lecturess has already
lone been established. while the theme If
which she treats tonight Is ~ OF interest 10
eyervbodv. old and young. these facts alone
e etoni9 be sufficient to fill the hall Lut when
iHo is remembered that such rare treat can be
n - for only fifty cents. and that all who
tend will AID a most laudable charity. stand
inc room only should be placarded early IN
the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

Governor Mckinney yesterday pardoned
Van Carpenter. who in September. 1890, had
been sentenced 20 three years imprisonment
in the venItenuary by the Culpeper County
was granted solely on account Of the failing
health OF the prisoner on certificate of the
surgeon of the institution and approved by
SUPERINTENDENT X. Is. Lynn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

The state Library Board held short ses-
sion i'm the Governors Office yesterday morn
inc. which was attended by Mr.. William II.
poindexter. OF Washington. who had pre-
viously been appointed the architect of the
board After some discussion OF the details
- tbo contract 10 be made with the architect
the board adjourned 10 meet again this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

4
A Poor Workman will do more in
Jury t. Watch or Clock IN FIVE min-
utes than Good One can remedy lu
hours. Such being the case. why not
give it 10 the best az first, ] do lot
claim % have tie only good worhmrn
in the city. but / DO know they rank
among the Very Best ~ tho land, and
what is euual 81 AS important tor You.
M charges are only about One-llat
that asked by others for similar aud.
IN many instances. much inferior
work. 4 statement Ike the above IS
easily made. You can prove the truth
Of II very easily by bringing your
Watch. Clock or Piece of Jewelry 10
the store for examination and estl-
mate OF expense for repairs VII! 10
given you. All work warranted nrst-
class or no charges made.
III. NJ. MusFs c..
Watchmakers and Jewellers,
30 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

Ao.l.d meeting Of Phil Kesrny Post, @. A.
n.- held at night 40 Nllhn.ons Hall for
Ir url0.c OF cOusl Iering certain charges
q. n.f the character OF James ID. Prentiss, a
i..H.er OF the post. who figures quite promi-
f'.v lu the Graham trial The meeting was
l-.t altl closed doors and nothing was gwen
!n.f .aid flat nothing would be done beyond re-
cora ng the CHARGES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

Iaenellnc of Miss Lena Edna Goddin and
. I..alrlIre Peterson Gil was last evening
leI 20 the Broad-sIrect Methodist
Ihe elilce was well-nAcd when the
party entered "a few minutes after o.
.... Ile chancel was beautifully decorated,
Whole slace being banked with iefns ana
SEER les which made most htune back
0n1 Tor the happy scene being enacted IN
nt
I.. ur. Wv. Tudor performed the ceremony
sisted .v Rev Dr rs. j.. Hatcher. OF Grace
lallst chuch. q he attendants were
f. ID. briggs Jr lbcst man. lrei &.
..Hlary. H archie William, %. J.. Grady
ier So Vaughan G.. A. Page. Leon hqshth
ta. Mitchell lllsman. Mr. sheppard NeDD
it .ei.i most acceptable music WIN ne organ.
ID. arI.. nlOIs "a daughter OF the late y 1l'
Ia tafea travelling costume OF ian Hei-
20 l trimmed with brown SATIN, WIN
.uI s.oFes t0 match. She carried "a punch
Sunset fo-na Tho same Hover was worn ny
'. beers. Tho bride Is "a lovely blonde; ana
..e.sts many charms OF person and near
aas .uteared Aer 90 large circle OF
I.. eroom is "a son of Mr. u. =. Gill; and is
ar1olle business man. HolsweA thought
or % fNe social world.
l'll Tic ceremony tho couple loft for New
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
r.. Cam, Auxiliary.

The Ladies' Auxiliary Corps Of r. Z. Lee
Camp held its regular monthly meeting at Lee
Camp Hall at O'clock Yesterday afternoon,
with Mrs. ]. W. White in the chair. A good
deal of routine business was transacted and
several new members were admitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

MELBOURNE. April G.-The Deemine inquest
was continued to-day Deemng continues
insolent. A woman testified 10 hearing a
quarrel in Deemings house about the time Of
the murder. ii was shown that Deeming had
sold articles belonging 60 the dead woman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

CMcrNxArI. ONO. April Miss Belle
Fleischman. daughter Of the millionaire yeast
manufacturer and distller Charles Fleish-
man OF this city has broken her engagement
with Count Logothetti because he refuses 20
become an American citizen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

Ias night larxe Len,en audience greeted
lhs opu.ar piece and applauded the fuhhy
t'iluou % the echo. JAe excellent music ana
> Lting received many We Learned encores' ana
! enlle performance was pleasing ana ENJOY
eDe There will be n special matinee To-day
AZ performance tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
snn-.,ne Court of Appeals.

Wbitelaw's administrator against Sims. Ar
ouod bv General James Il. Field for appellee
and A. il. Blakey, Esq. for appellant and sub
mitted.
Slaughter against Denmead. Argued by Ii.
X. Pollard. Esl.. for plaintih IN error.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

fy the aIertuesS OK iNr lVNhnut anu iAt 4ulDN
action 10 remedy the evil in time.
Soitis with disease. The ftnr syapfouis nl-
6,,ot, da.1er aieod Clerks find themselves
thin. pale and losing their former strength and
steady nerve. Mechanics lose time from their
work. suffering from kidney OF liver disease
stomach or nerve trouble, Business men wake
tired. languid after sieepless nights. with dull
head. unsteady nerves. brain AMI nervous sfs-
tenn i'm weak and irritable condition. Va mon
are weak. tired and dragged out. with shattered
nerves and exhausted vitality All OF us suffer
more or less from the weakness and prostrailon
of Spring DEBILITY. The Grip also has iei' IN
its tram more nervous weakness and ph' sicai
rros,ration -han any other known epidemic
There il danger ahendi
IU fhesp cIses are uunho fft0ke1 d. f'n'. Oso
Dr. Greenes Neryura. the great nerve ''omach
and blood remedy and restore your health ana
avert danger lt has saved tie lives OF more
sufferers than any other remedy and viii save
your health nnd liir IL You Use it now. II Is
the best of al spring medicines and should
be- taken uo1r If Won are az all weak. tired run
down or nervous o have never Iegained your
health and strength after hav n the Grip.
Purely e.etable and harmless. Druggists sell
Do al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
Proucrty Transfers.

Eiclmoud. George II Randolph's trus-
tees TO George b. Randolph and Adeline J..
Anderson. isl feet on south side Leigh
street. near Adams. SLIGO.
Highland Park Company 70
james ii. Johnson. lot I'D IN square a., 300.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

The lungs are strained and racked by a
persistent cough the general strength
wasted and en- incumble complaint often
established thereby DR.. ID. Jayue's k1pec-
tornnt is an elective remedy for coughs and
colds. and exerts "A beneficial effect on the
pulmonary and bronchial organs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
Palms. Ferns and Pandanus at
j. ii. HARvEY's.
No. s west Broad street.

Postmaster Foster, OF Lubec. Ne, writes
that after the grip Hoods Sarsaparilla brought
rim out of "a feeble nervous condition into
complete strength and health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
ChaIIiGS

In large variety Of new designs and color
ings. Prominent among the new arrivals ara
Navy with White Polka Dots two sizes. and
a bewildering array Of floral designs. Per
yard 80. GO and t5c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

Roses. Carnations Lilies of the Valley IN
the greatest quanttg 40
~ IT HAIyEY's.
No d west Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

Hoods Pills have won high praise for their
nrompt and efficient yet easy action.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
LanSdOWnO

Is the finest and lghtest pure silk and Wool
fabric manufactured. II Is peerless among
silk and wool dress goods. Ii combines
lghtness and strength. deicacy and bril-
lancy in a marvellous way, 10 inches wide.
Per yard, s125.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
Corded PliSSe.

Both wide and narrow plaitngs. several
STYLES. but only one dress pattern Of a color
and cannot be duplicated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

Coughs and Colds. Those who are suffering
from Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat, etc., should
try BRowSs BRONCHIAL IRocHIs, Sold only
a. DoLes-Ady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
DRY 6OODS.
Woodward & LotlrOp,
TEMPLE
DRY GOODS STORE,
CORNER BROAD AND ADAMS STREETS
Choice and Desirable
T B RIGS
GATHERED FROM EVERY LAND
AND CLINE SUITABLE FOR
TNCWTD VTNHT
EASTER TIME.

Easter Is only ten days away now and It IS
high time you were making up your mind as
to the gown you will wear on that auspiclous
occasion.
Whatever the need. we are confident we
can supply it. our Dress Goods shelves and
counters are loaded with Novelties embracing
every favored texture that We know of IN
Black and Colors.
The following are some of the late arrivals
the newest of the new
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
DRESS GARhITURE.

Everything that can possibly DO used for
tho earnture OF dresses We are showing. As in
the dress stun themselves, so IN the trim
mings. The quality is limited. and there
fore an early choice is desirable.
White and Colorod silk Imitation. Feather
Edge and Band. Per yard. 25 80. 80 and ~ c.
Fancy Colored Trimming. Per yard. IS
and 1928.
Crystal Gimp. per yard, s.s5. p and 80.
Jet Edge. a TO - inches wide, per Yard
&c to sls5.
Jet Collars. each. p and ;275.
Jet Girdies. each. a. g. ~.
Crysta Fringe. per yard. -.
Jet Fringe, per yard. 1910.
silk Gimp. per yard. from lie. to lSc.
Gold Bead Gimp, per yard, ace. to si.S5.
Gold and Jet Bead Gimp. feston pattern,
the newest, just in. per yard, -.
Gold and Jet Bead Gimp, per yard. Si.S5
Gold aud Silver Tinsel Gimp. per yard. ESQ.
and soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
Jqethrr. CALAMITY AVER Ed.
LOUIS GLANNER.
1870 East 18th ST.. New York city. Do

~ LAST IUtU 81, 10" lVIh W.
sT-Dr. Greene, the successful specialist IN
curing all forms of nervous and chronic dis
eases. 85 west Fourteenth street, New YORK. can
Il consulted Oee. personally or by letter. 'au
or write 70 him about your case or send Tor
symptom blank TO fill out. and letter fully ex-
planning your disease, giving advice &c VIII
he rnlnrnnl free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
Crocodile SUitingS
In a variety of new weaves and exclusive Do
signs. no two patterns alike.
CrinkIed Cr0DOn,

Also a fayorito growing in demand, light.
airy and stylish; nothing prettier for arch
summer dress. variety of new designs and
cOlOrings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
French Printed CrGpOnS.

Black. Blue and White grounds. with hand.
some horal designs Per yard, 75c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

Violets 81 per hundred at
j. II. HARyEY's.
No. west Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
JaVanaiSG.

very fine French Chalie. with wide Satin
stripes and artst.caly printed floral designs
Per yard. s.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
THE DEATH OF n. N. LElMAN.
HE INTENDED TO SPEAK AT JERSEY CITY LAST
NIGHT.

NIGHT.
TO q Editoro fThc Trib me
Sir Tho very sudden death Of n. n. Leyman at
New Rochelle, on Wednesday morning laS'' ha! fop
erly call for Il extended nctce than 'hat "m'"
,pn,ared IN The Tribune the morning AFTER LIS
demise Mr. lHyman was by birth an ohi'ah' anu
nyed mill some two wears In his native county
st Mansfield Ohio. His father. the late lion. hehr!
Le,nan WAS pioneer in that portion OF 'ih)' ana III
the early days member Of the Eenedi A'seh'
lly OF Ohio and was highly esteemed FIR M" s'erhng
worth His son. the subject Of this sketch. was ed''-
cotcl at that hest OF all ordinary schools the common
schools of Ohio. and graduated from the high schoo'
OF Mansfield with honor IN his seventeenth year. anu
Immediately tlercafte enteipd upon the STUDY OF inc
law and at his majority was admitted to prnctioe IN
the courts Of Ohio. lie was close STUDENT ana
RAPIDLY rose in the esteem Of his brethren OF the ba'
and the judges of the courts OF Ohio and his pinc''e
III q few years gave him large clcntage. Two years
MO- he removed 70 New. York and continued his pro-
fessloaal career. and was rapidly winning bis why.
He recomnd fully the fact that the law was )eaIons
MISTRESS and that success in his profession VOnlo NJ"
permit mach indulgence In political disquisition He'
however, gave sufficient attention TO pubic aHais 10
be always prepared to discuss policies and maintain
the correctness Of the principles OF the party OF ms
choice, and 80 m ardent Republican, and IN the
discussion OF the questions Of the day brought to their
nsdcra ton keen insight, comprehensive knowledge
q mastery logic and pleasing rhetoric
His purpose to make few political addresses
In the last days Of the campaign and he had been in
vited to sneak TO fellow citizens n Jersey City on
the evening OF the Goth inst. the occasion OF the
reception rendered Mr. whitclnw Reid BY the Republi-
of wJer-ey Mr., Leyn,an had indicated his
telegram was sent him from the National Republican
headquarters inviting him to extend his lahors ana
xddrpss a meeting at Newark y. j., and the sud news
reached the >p .akNrS' bureau that Mr.. Leyman had
died that morning at his home In New Rochelle sly
era OF TIE gentlemen ut the headquarters weo init
n,ncly acquainted with Mr.. leymnn In Ohio and the
cad news startling indeed Ere the evening came
for his mastery effort he IS called nc:r, and he vests
i'm tho beautiful city OF the dend-" Greenwood Gene
terry" sorrow and sadness and mourning enveop his
home and household wife widowed. children father
less have the tenderest sympathy Of friends ana
bright brilliant future Is lot In death Among tho
thousands Of his brethren Of the New York bar he
nav not be greatly missed but at his former home In
Ohio his death will be kecnly felt and his departure
TO the other country greatly lamented. H. G. H.
New-YOrk oct. rs. iyD2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
A THEiTRICAL MANAGERS ACCIDENT

Joseph p Reynolds we'll known theatrical man.
agcr met with painful accident early last evening.
lie was crossing Broadway from the Gilsrv loiis".
where h. lives toward Iiermann's Theatre and a
srect-car WAS coming toward him In each dlr"r'i"n
Just a. he WAS crossing the uptown truck his can"
wa, caught In the slot between the rails ana he
was jerkcd back. The horses attached TO the car
knocked him down and passed over him. and he was
then caught by the iron bar which HAMS low down IN
front Of the PLATFORM and dragged several feet.
The left side Of his fnce was badly bruised and rarpd
and the eur about half cut on
The bar however, prevented the Wheels from
touching him. and probably saved his life lie was
taken Into the Gisey House and wns ATTENDED by
Drs Irwin and Townsend Those who saw Tn" acci-
dent said It was the greatest Of wonders that his
skull was not crushed or his neck broken. some OF
the bystanders thoneht that the accident was the
fault Of the car driver, and Others said that 1t was
n0bOdy's fault.
Mr.. Reynolds 1. best known among theatrical people
as manager for Miro. Langtry when she was lns In
this country. He associated with Eugene Temp
Inns. and managed the Fifth Avenn" Theatre for him
as long as he had control Of II. About IA year ago
he went to England and made ARRANGEMENTS wi Mrs
Iangtry for another American tour but the plan
finally fell through.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
THIS is GOOD NEWS.

10th Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: You safely say that over twothirds of the
mcmbers OF the County Democracy General Committee
of the LIST Assembly District will supper, and work
for the Republican ticket. from Harrison for President
to Daily for Alderman. at the polls on Election DAY.
This decision reached account Of the withdrawal
OF the County Democracy county ticket nj the dlcta-
ton OF Chairman Harrity Of the National Committee
and ex-Iudge Maurice J. Powers. As long as th"
National Democratic Committee states that Mr. (1evp
land Is Tnmmany Halls candidate. and that they are
the only Democrats this country why all have got
20 say Is. lot Tammany Hall elect him: they do not
need the votes OF the Comfy Democracy or the In
dependent voters Election Day. at that rate. They
seem 10 think they do without them. Election
evening will tell. H.
New-YOrk Oct. 20, 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

NEW IN DESIGS+sr
IN XII SIZES 81 AID EHt xsfSiiTs, Nh
AND % TTk3iksl % FES AtSTsssso Am
cHs 1hEAA kIeEEiEIs f n TkE o wSoffp,
3onrLEp.rHEA sffocK ABOVE STYLES
SECONDHAND AT LOW PHlCEe' go
1.-VAN TAssEII. 4 KEARNEY's
CARRIAGE RLPosJiOEf'
10 8r 'n ss ~ fi:' s ILL
An ENORMOUS ASSORTMENT q 81 he
new styies Of SPRING and SUMNER
AL IAT The NEW NEW DESIGNS in OAK. Ma
PIE and OrHEi; NATURAL WOODS;
prominent among which is nc a,spSy md ID
Children's vehicles Tor o"hAeys anu
sHGTiNa WAGONS. Kensinstons. Der
By wsgons. Triple BucklUar1s. snfrrys;
wv ws sns S'aSss saHI sr i four ana six
sR6rsKHMs AND ocTAGoN FRONT
BR0UGHAMS. new and second hans
b he best e i,xsH SSi e.
GLASS FRONTS xNp LEArHER HEADS.
SIX. pAssEssS SfkAw xAb EXTENSION
FXoxTs; csrRs c ,pd GurtAin R0cka~ay''
-LANpAULETs eod NAIL s,I Ph !AGNe
4Isfssass IS SEsDf SaA$SN NfHsgS Sa
rcPTAGoNs 'AND No.ToP WAGONS
%. Al A5G brf k5Tp %siic %HsP PxiNT.
Ely MD ~ OAK.
c1LDURYS. DOC CARTS. AND PONY
OUR HxESESs ROOM
EUE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK o.
TIMPORikD AND DOMESTIC HAK-
Wits. FK AID cLorH KoBEs.
HLANKETS, &C.,
IN AMERICA.
A. ALL KINDSSFamIly Horses. Road.
- Tfseters. Saddle Horses. and
S : 'ts - At PRIVATE 2ALE.
Z ltlnQpgM0 YUNCHA9ERS WILL 20
8 3 y s1AAine eur lNAEAsG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

means Of refuang the same. The person onsfsee VIZ
,ho~. .,im.s was ono Thomas F. Dwyer. and ] have
M r.rsonal or other connection with him. ] am now
and have been during the last Nx.een years In tns
employ Of the White star Steamship company. I nMa
tct for the last thirty years. during whch ume III!
scrions are open 10 the closest scrutiny. ,,.,
Candidate for Alderman OF the With Assembly Dis
trlct. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
WHO STARTED THIS LIE,

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Dear Sir: A rumor having been circulated BY per'
sons desiring to iniure In my canvass tlat was
the Dwyer charged last election with being dive
keeper and OF colonization In connects with bernard
Martin In the Old With Assembly District, take this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

Charles J. NJ Gwinn Il Maryland. and Henry A. Rich.
mond Of Bunalo. HoFFMAN-SDeAkef Charles r.
Crisp Of Georgia. and CongrcssmAn W. C. r. Dseekin-
ridge. Ct Kentucky. fLAzA-H Y. AefeAs' q ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

TO the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: In an article Published In this days i.enr OF
YOUR paper describing the shooting of Walsh nv Lar
kim No. 1O2 Leroy Is designated his wretcicd
place OF residence" Enormously object to such char.
sc,erization. That house Is the dtnicile N nNSlt
and family alone and place Of comfort and happiness
WILLIAM X. CDIiSA.
New.YOrk, Oct 90, 1909.