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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-12-22

Bookkeepers aad. Others ofsendentsry
habits cure constipation with Simmons
Liver Regulator. 4: s
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-12-22

!. Constipation, and all troubles with the
digestive organs and the liver, are cured
by Hoods Pills. Unequaled q dinner
pill. 81 &.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-12-22

Take Simmons Liver Regulator for
heart troubles, often due to indigestion.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-08-05

Our stock Merchandise is unusually large th Snrpr
and embraces in part the following: =
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-08-05

The Wheeling Register says :
Ohio county did not get the Audi
torship, but the Attorney General
ship will go a long way toward ma
king mp for this loss. The selee-
ton OF Hon. Il. S. Riley is an ex-
cellent ono. No man is better equip
ped for the position. He will make
ant able and conscientious officer, and
he is thoroughly deserving and wor.
thy Of the honor.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-08-05

Hon. William j.. Wilson was
nominated by exclamation for Con-
gress from this, the End district of
West Virginia at Grafton on Tues
day. This is but a fitting tribute
to her'illustrious son by the second
district. He has given our State q
prominence in national affairs, and
we are not wrong in predicting that
before many years his name will APP
pear on the national ticket. We
are proud Of William f. Wilson.
He 10 man all over and a states
man.-Davis Pinses.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-08-05

Cleveland starts out with m any
manifest advantages. lie repro
sents character. lie represents dig
nity. He represents strength. He
represents more, he represents prin-
ciple. No man rs o candidate for
the Presidency has stood more dis
tinctly for principle than has he.
No man has been more fearlesu in
avowal OF conviction or more stead
fast in maintaining the views upon
public questions which he has pro-
mulgated. -Boston Herald.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-08-05
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The West Virginia Democratic
State Convention which met at Par
kersburg last Wednesday was a
most enthusiastic ono. Senator
Faulkner was chosen permanent
chairman, new State Executive
committee WAS appointed and q
platform adopted. Col. McCoI kle,
of Kanawha, was nominated for
Governor on the second ballot and
the other nominations followed in
close succession.
For Auditor Of the State, Isaac
V. johnson, Of Barbour county.
For State Treasurer, John NJ
Rowan, OF Monroe.
For State superintendent OF
Schoois--Nirgil a. Lewis, OF Ma
son.
For Attorney General, Thomas
5. Riley, Of Ohio.
Judges Of Supreme Court Of APP
peals, long term, twelve years, Mar
maduko II. Dent, of Taylor short
torn, eight years, Judge Homer n
Holt, Of Greenbrler.
Electors at Large. Wood
Daley, of Mineral; Samuel Vim.
cent, OF Wayne.
District electors already chosen
are Bernard s. Butcher, Of Ran.
dolph; John A. Preston of Green.
brier, third; Judge j G.. Mcclure,
OF Parkersburg, third.
We had prepared lengthy ac
count OF the convention but FOL
want OF room have 10 reserve it FOL
next week.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-08-05

Through the kindness of Senator
Faulkner we are in receipt of q
little book called the "Tariff Prim-
er." AS the tariff is aa important
subject we propose to publish the
contents of this little book by giving
portion in our columns from week
to week. Road It,.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-08-05

People who know how to drink
ice water are like all others who
understand how to enjoy any luxu-
Ey or retreshment. 1t is only the in
discreet indulgence in any luxury
that Injuries those who do it. A
glass OF ice water when drank with
discretion and caro- not to imbibe
it when overheated or in perspira-
ton, Injuries no one. Discreet and
careful people understand how to
indulge in all refreshments, which
taken under proper conditions and
in guarded quantities are benefits.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-08-05

Speaking Of tho Parkorsburg con
vention the Wheeling Register says:
Capt. White, OF Hampshire, sec
ouded the nomination OF johnson.
and made one of tho best speeches
Of the day. His sketch Of tho can
didato was drawn with master
hand, in c earcut strokes and bold
outline, and on several occasions he
waa loudly applauded.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-08-05

Gilkeson is Agent for the Cum
Serland Dycing Works.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-08-05
State Democratic Ticket.

State Democratic Ticket.
For Governor,
W. A. M'CORKLE, OF Kanawha.
For Auditor,
!. v. JOHNSON, of Barbour.
For Treasurer,
J. M. RIO WAN, OF Monroe.
For Attorney General,
r. s. RILEY, of Ohio.
For State Superintendent Of Free
Schools,
VIRGIL A. LEWIS, OF Mason.
For Judge Supreme Court,
(Long Term)
M w. DENT, of Taylor,
(Short Term)
W. A. HOLT, Of Grcenbrier.
For Presidential Electors,
WOOD DALEY, of Mineral,
S. 6. VINCENT, of Wayne.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-08-05

EntsrPrising ror1sr Man; True Co. Instructed
aud started worked steadily and made money faster
than expected To- became able to buy build
small sammer hotel II don't succeed at that will
TO work agnu the business In which made my
True & Co.i Shall We instruct and start you readsrf
IL aud II work Enthusiastically. will in duo
time he able island aud build kotel II you
%. Money ear be earned at line OF work, rap
idly and h~ncrably by those Of either young cid
and Ia their localities. wherever toy 1.-Two Any
do the work Easy TO eAfn W. furnish everything No
risk fou can devote moments all time
70 the work This entirely lead brings wonderful
ee<s TO worker Beginners earning from S2
$50 week and upwards. and after little expo
Renee We eau Furnish you tho employment-ve teach
FREE. This Is Of marvellous things and here "a
anothsr great ussfa woaiih giving wonder Great gains
will reward industrious worker Wherever
and Whatever you doing you know thii
wonderful work at Delay much money
No space tn explain here but II
ne ynl make all plain 90 you PREF. Address.
True ~ CO.. BOX 100. Augusta. Maine
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-08-05

The editor OF the REVIEW de-
clines Publishing the following
which l will notice hereafter / have
not time nor space here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
rBOrB1Fs OF BUSINESS MIN.

Mr.. Novel; Of Novel; 4 Resby. desires 10 STATE
that over $4,000 Of their matuicd Indebtedness WAS
paid in october. November and december ABOUT
equally distributed through the three months ana
that their purchases for the period were only
100000. reducing their liabilities after October over
Sl4O 900: that every book used by the firm during
their entire business OF ten Is Ia existence and
represents every transaction In either merchandise
or money 10 the last dollar and that every dollar Of
assets was turned 10 their assignee that instead
OF having hypothecated large amounts Of goods with
storage warehouses for borrowed money. reported,
the first last and only loan thus made in the whole
course of their business exactly $4,000
Deputy sheriff Finn yesterday received executions
for So, 476 against the American Loan ard Trust
Company in favor of Louis Bauer.
The American Exchange National Bank yesterday
entered judgment for $3.50 against William T. Pratt,
and for SI7,l39 against William II. Pratt Co.,
formerly dealers fancy goods, on notes Endorsed
BY James II. Blauvclt In loo6 Mr. Pratt Is at
present at No. 40 Wail-st where he represented the
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Company OF Denver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09

against the weak adverse . Side The text move
hides II clever snare. pKt. 10
IN Much better than l. KIT u ch.. l. ~ ~
OxR 10 O-O4: 20 P-B 3 30 Kt-B II J. NJ .
81 O. o 3 mot Il Oh ch.. IN "hch ca"
White Would answer p . with winning gaIhel NY;
though White gains n Pawn Black VIII he nbl" 10 holt
ont in u long ending after forcing IN" exchange u
QueenS. :, -, - q. Loro-
~ Properly avoiding the tempting 10 H. Wneic-
upon Black would have obtained the ,upcuorlN "
~ Kt 90: 20 Kt-B & en-. 30 Il; Il ht "
II R-K 81: etc. ,,.
IN P-k Is was probably better defence.
III The only other alternative wa, y NJ = anu
then Vito would have continued tn" attack Just a.
% stronger than - 70 :. % &c -; -
X 70 81. ~ Il Il; - X. - k-B - Win
some more defensive resource, for Black.
ti) Threatening Q Y NJ T. en- .. -
IL II % . R-K ut ST.; 90 R-K :. 20 Oh i
ml Exo r p would have given Black time for
70 ,. SOC diagram
M senior Goimayo pointed ont here quicker and
much pretiicr way Of winning by - o-R 4. = XIX =
80 Or ,. ,
10, lie would have obviously lost at once II he took
the r. u,,.-
tpl or 40 mon u.c was % 49,. R-k 1t So" =, white
Rlack would via by RX p chl followed by R-kt
81 CHI ~
,q Useless fireworks, r. however. Whit" should
happen to take with III" EoOh. Black would matH
by re ch. followed by B-k ch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
NR. CROKER FORG1TE HIM.
morrE" BURKE TELlS HOW HE REFUSED TC

MOTER" BURKE TELIS HOW HE REFUSED TO
TESTIFY FOR THE BOSS.
\ pale attcuuatcd, .icl,ly looking man called al
ramuauy Han Yesterday and asked 10 -"' Mr.. Croker
lie wa, shown into the o->, private Office where IL"
remained q short time. and then hobblrd ont into
FcuIIecnth-,t. again II" soon disappeared IN the
thi,pc Anrr hc had gone Mf. Croker sad that hi,
visitor W., tat noioriou, person known thirty Years
agp a. Roicf" EurAc the man who had headed the
DRAFT Iiot> Of -G3 riding a Willie horse The inter
view a, described by Mr. 'rOhcr follows:
Burke said Mr. Croker. am Il sick man and near
the grave. Tut cannot lie peacefully without your
forgiveness. ! present on election dag, 1874,
when the fight took place at the polls In SS1nd ave
between Your friend, and eAohern O'Bricn's. saw
tho ,no fired which killed. the man who's murder YOU
we're charged WITH and knew that yOu were Innocent
Of tho deed. When YOU we're tried for yJur life my
evidence would have shown this. but permitted my
SET 90 be Influenced by Your enemies and refused To
20 upon the wtness-taul. / feel that did YOU a
great wrong aud want YOU t. forgive me before /
die
Mr. croker said also thni Burke wanted to make a
statement for publication, IN which he propose To
give lu detail other offence, against the IammanY
chief, VII. Croker REFUSED tn permit hin to do this
lie say, that be- assured Burke that h" forgsve him
entirely. and urged him to home aud take care OF
himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
KILLED BY 4 CHANCE BLOW.

Daniel Dc,o" iorv-hsc year old living with his VIE
md four children No. 1,S5J 1hrlaSs and Philip II.
franklin thirty three ya, cd. Of No. 1852 East
nth~t, both dri". f0r eNAldrmdn Jane
Duffy the Undertaken. Of Onc-undr,d and third anl
Frsi.ave. were yaThing with Indian club yesterday
afternoon DcVOc -trucA with the club and died
few hour, from the results ~ the blow The TWO
had friends FOR and were accustomed In urr
l,ur. hour. thrm,tlNc, by swinging pait
Indian club In the stable, Yesterday they passed Oh" of
the club, between them tossing and the other
ne It, when Franklin playfuly said Nov, Dan III tau
You % the j.. IA
with remark he gave the club twist In the ai..
Dc\oc bent forward catch 10. when the club which
weighed n,r pounds hir forehead and hc
fell to the ground. lie picked himself M In few mo.
mcnt, however. and hone" with nothing than
bruisc a. va. supposed. After arriving at his home
l,y down on q ard went t0 sleep. la hour he
uut, un grooming. doctor sent for ami at once
.ad that fhc nan, skull fractured and that he vi,
OWNS ~ soon as possible he removed to the Pr -,
H., tcran Hospital, Whcr hc died before Levy cou
t,nc his antcnort statement When Franklin h,ld the
r,sult of the accident he himself up The Eighty
Cighth.-t uOtc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
DOUBT THAI P4DLEWSKI KILLED HIMSELF.

s. Louis Feb "a Republic" dispatch from ian
a,,o,io rcy SAYS: "The death OF Padlcw-hi, the
Nhilst grows daily In mystery, and II IS now almost
certain that the assassin Of General NelNeish i'tcal
Of being a suicide, the victim Of the Gar p
vengeance IL was supposed thai he committed SUI
eide but II is now known that the wound In Padlc" III >
head was inflicted by bullet Of larger clbie thaa
that Of his pistol found on MN. bcsIdes th''
secret papors when he was known to carry were mss
,ug ,bcn nix body WAS found a, subsequently, the
Official papers concerning his death, which were stolen
from the District Cler's Office. These facts. together
with the knowledge that detectives were On the trail
OF IndlewsA lead to the conclusion tina, Padlcwsh was
murdered BY detectives for the reward offered By the
Russian for his apprehension dead or alive
JaInes J. wilson. attorney Of Galveston, had
Uouser,s body rxhumed. lie is the brOticrln-law Of
the Russian Consul at Galveston. II IS presumed that
his investigation made at the instance Of the Con
sui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
THE COURTS.

CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Albany, Feb. Sin the Court Of Appeals today tho
following cases argued
The People etc. respondents, agt Joseph Wood,
appellant IN.
In the matter of the Equitable Reserve Fund Lao
Association n New York City.
In the matter OF proving the VIII, etc. 81 N!rslha
:. Kaufman. deceased.
Elizabeth \. Clapper agt. the town OF Waterford.
William Ii. CrOssm1n ct al. respondents, aSt tlc
Universal Rubber Company. appellant.
Thomas II. Thorn and another respondents, ast.
James sutherland and another. appellants.
In the Second Division these were argued
J. Petrie. respondent agt. the Phoenix Insurance
Company. appellant.
Citoree Rice appellant. agt. John ID. Rockefeller ct
al. respondents.
change.
Tho following are the day calendars for u m1rrow:
First Dlvlsion-NOS 10, 81. 49, -. "a. ~ 50
second Divlsion-Nos. G37. 7l6, 7l3, 7l9, 726,
al. G-J and N-6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
YoryG AMHERSr ALUMNI ORc4yIzr.

The younger alumni Of Amherst College living in
and near Newl ori have long discussed the advisa-
bl!ity Of organizing Amherst Young Alumni Asso-
ciation and the has at length taken definite
shape The committee In charge Of organization has
decided to make the association accessory and sup
Elementary to the regulas Amherst Alumni Aasoca
ton Of New-Yo FORK and viii throw II open 20 all grad
yates OF Amherst irrespective OF age though the or
ganizatlon will be 10 the LANDS OF young men. The
committee has issued call for meeting and dinner
al the Arena No. Al West Thirty hrsSt. on THURSDAY
evening February Is. The plan is meeting with such
favor that over 100 are expected at the dinner
The captains Of the Amherst baseball and football
teams are be the guests Of the evening. Winston
H. Hagen will preside and among the speakers VIII be
". Travers jerome. 81; II. l.. BrdGman. go; tn,
Rev sherrod soule, 'G5. Dinner tickets cost 81 so
and be obtained from any member Of the com
mttee which is constituted as follows Winston IL.
Hagen 70 chairman: Herbert l.. Brdgman, '6G
George A. Pmpton, 20; James Turner 80; Brad
ford W. Hitchcock, Isl william ;. RosSiter, "a
Andrew p AlvOrc 81; Edward T.. Jackson, ir.. 80,
md Robert C. McFadden, 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
corRr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme cSg!t-GeneraI T.ym-Bsoge Van -, brHt p J"
supreme court hamo,rs-Beore Beach J-Aoton caI'
PSss T c5V iCs I iI l n"I 2s
Ill ll22 ll2i. 1925 ll2o. 1929. $780, 81, ll" 1888.
Sapi5ms cogr!s9ecal TermPa'; lI-BefOEs Law Az
ASS iSs t9o - 1852 SIC, 739 7io. 5G7. 5l7 1894.
o r.% cqqfAgs ILL., fore s %sF'hip@ J ;9,s so, e9I
Circuit Court-Part I-BeoTe Andrew, J.-Causes to
Circuit court Part II-Before Truax J-Cau'e' to b.
Circuit cougt-Part Iv-AdjOurned until Monday. Feb
.ate's Court Before isan.ow SMouen caleadar
called a. 10 80 a. M lor RroSS' w' o. Adenr Me- H.
rs M lisa Pannir Saher ofrstt Megc John c. HI
Andrea. Wrede Elizabeth A. Con,t)tk John w. DoNlms.
MoIitl Frank Mary Grew, Marie ;. uda Dora tladdaf.
Superior Court-,icneral rerm-B.fore Sedgwick {. j.,
Dugro and Gilder'leeNe JJ-Ad ourned until March 7.
Superior Court Special rerm-netOrc freedman. Nos.
superior Court-Eguity Term-Adour ed for the term.
SUI eror Court-Iria iern-lari l-B for MeAdam j.
Superior Court-Tial Tem-Part, II ana III-Adourned
Common rca,-Gcncral Term dlOurnd the term.
Common Pea--special Term Before Pryor J-No, 2.
Common Pleas-Equlty Teru,-nciore BIschoa J.-Nos.
Il. ~ Il; 81 IL is, s 70 ii. s.. IS 3. g.
81 Tsm7 ig 9d sefeSs Day s
ST. ei7. l7iS, 1922. I29 1855 ioiP, iies ss9 l9,9
Common flea>-illaI ii-Dciotf
leases be sent from Pant l.
Common Plca~-lrial Term-Fart IIl-Beforo Book.
J.-Cases TO b. sent from Part l.
City Court-Sprcial Term Before Metiown. J-MpuonS
City Couit-Irial Tcrm-Part Before Enrich, {. J.
Nos. 47s, 47o2, 4O!6. $500. S5l, 52Gi go. ~
39ts. 53Jo, 5i5s 5i5o 5joS f424, 6Jbo G5Hl. C'lJ.
$40, 1897, Soss 1920. 1888. 5lji 557 6Sj7. @is9.
City Court~Tra Term-Part IT--Refore Fitzsmons. j.
Nos 5Gsl. 1907; 5io5; i@i, $50; !Gd3. a;2l. taSs
6aop 6s75. 97cc ,sc7. 90 ~ '''''
City COurt-1rla ferm-pat III-Beforc Van wyek,
J.t asc Van fielder Merchants Insurance Company
CITY Court-Tral Tcm-lnt IN-Before Newburg r }.
Nus. 30 81 81 IS. Short causes: Nos. 6ol 535l
goo d5Gs, Co.'s. 0dio G77i 6,32. 67l4. 67l5 6j0s.
Court o General SOS ions-plrt l-ncfonn MARITIME. j.
ond Assistant Dstrict.Atorney Week.-Mrs.. % =. in-
elusive.
Court Of General Se,sions-part II-Befor, Flzg raid
j.. and Assistant District Attorney Davis-Nos - s.
inclusive.
Court Of General Sessons-Par, llI-B,fore Cowing. J
and Assistant strctAttorney MaedonaNos 70 ), H.
elusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
W. /. STRONG.
G. G. BALDWIN.
John CLAFLlN.
WALTER II. LEWIS,
EDWARD ". GIBBS.
III, following resolutions were adopted


Resolved That this board accepts, with regret ne
company TO take effect Wednesday next, the lOth
day Of February, 1892. All,
Resolved That in accepting such resignation: uhS
toed desires to place record its nigh appreciation
M the very valuable services rendered By Mr. beers
during his long connection with this company, the
zion among the greatest financial institutions OF TINS
country being due worry largely TO his preeniinent
ability and Zeal and this board desires also 10 place on
record It's confidence In his integrity OF purpose IN
managing the important interests committed to his
chargr.
desirable that this company should lose the benefit on
his great knowledge skl, ability and experience.
Resolved That this boad authorizes an agreement
70 made with Mr. Ieers secure his services dur
ing the remainder u Ids lfc IN advisory capacity
upon half pay. namely an annual salary OF s3I,3Oo
appointed at special meeting Of this board held on
TIC 2jth dav Of january. 1872 and presented 10 this
hoard with tha report Of said committee This day.
Resolved. That the second vice president and the
acuarv Of this company be authorized and directed to
execute such agreement unde" the seal Of this company
attested By their signatures.
Resolved That the further recommendations OF the
re,Ort Of the special committee he laid over for con
sheraton until the next Stnted meeting Of the board
10 be held on Wednesday next"
on motion. duly seconded. the following resolution
was adopted
Resolved That AT the stated meeting OF this board TO
be held Wednesday ne. the board proceed to vote
for president Of this company TO fill the uDcxpired
term Of President eerS. and hold Office until after the
next annual election Of trustees In April next and
until a successor be elected and qualified.
on motion, duly seconded, the special committee
WAS continued until the stated meeting tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
FOND DEAD ~ HIS ROOM.
HE HAD BEEN THERE SEVERAL DAYs-RATs HIS
ONLY COMPANIONS.

IL
ONLY COMPANIONS.
Dennis Buckley, who came 70 this country from
Ireland about forty years was one OF thos' oeN'
povertyStriclen whishey soaked, endcs, OH men ot
whom those around them know little and care leso.
lie earned living when he could BY shovellng coal
He WIS about sixty -ive years old, and was t0uDiei
with rheumatism and ague. When he had money he
spent il in drink and perhaps ate one scanty meal IN
two days. The den which he called his home was one
Of a number Of apartments in the OF crazy wooden
tenements known a. The Ship and numbered AZ,
Al and - Hamilton-st.
Buckley lived alone. He answered those who poke
10 him with n curse and the neighbors were glad 10
leave him alone. IL not until last night mat ihey
remembered that he had been by no one since he
reeled into his room saturday AFTERNOON James
O'Reirne who lived on the same floor finally notlced
"A sickening smell that hung about Burkley'S door.
He called a policeman, who broke open the door.
There in the corner OF the room, lay Buckley cold
and dead. \ rough mattress thrown upon the Moor
had served for his last bed lie rested fat his back
with the left knee slightly drawn up and ! hands
folded peacefully across hi, breast Across his body
was flung a wOrnou feather bed from which all the
feathers had blown out the floor The rats have
n fruitful field OF Industry in The ship and they had
part OF his body 1t difficult to determine the
Of Buckley's death. lie had broken down uhcer
a combination Of old age, alcoholism aud want of The
necessaries Of life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09

day when Dr. Edison sent sanitary inspector to the
candy factory vaccinat the other employees there Ia
name "Rogers" did no: aIpeu the factory pHF'T"i
Mr. Huylcr thoUFht 1t could not b" trre ina, one
nj. cr n o.e. had ,ma poN. Dr. I'd Oh Thon,d To the
doctor, on North Brother Island AMI thcy a-tcTtaHca u
correct nsme OF the patient 1t was sid that thcre Ia
been no serious exposure the disease m the 10 ''Y d.
Fucnr had not been there since THURSDAY ara inc
smallpox eruption did not appear him untl SUNDAY.
Dr. Edson sent inspector 70 the "a, oy 70
Naccnaae the employees, among whom WEI" number ~
girls and young About 100 persons were vac
cinoted there.
Dominica Crolone Iali1n child three years DID, was
found sick with smallpox I'm the ten,menthou~c 40 -
Ellabeth.st lie sent 70 North Brother Island and
other inmates Of the house yaccinattd The house
fumieated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
NOTES.

(al The first marked dncIcnc" from tie style OF
dcy,lopmcnt adopted by the twO player In two
preyiou, game, with this Opening In which oteinltE
had the first move.
do The complexion Of the gam" is now altered In
quite An unusual manner. The experiment does not
seem TO be- advantageous for Black.
(c Which shows the nutiliiy Of his previous
ranoeuyr,.s lie sees now that be cannot proceed
with il P-K u on account Of II GO Il I. and
If Ij...P PIX 3 III XXI ., threatening B-kt . ch
or O-kt , ch accordingly with a winning game.
al, 10 Kt-Q ~. seems better but even then
White couId have Instituted an excellent attack by
10 Kt-Kt D. 10 PIX 3, II XIX 4. II 90 3 ::
1sBxP - PIX Il 4; 10 B-kt . en-. 10 kt-B ,
20 p X Il D. 20 = y Kt, 81 - y T. foil We'd soon by
doubling RooI,s on the X u file with winning game
tcl BX ut would not have relieved him much FOR
White had by far the superior game with his Rocks
and two Bishops which he could employ effectively