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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-19
Ghe 8tteLIigenrer.
WHEELING, sEprEMBER 70, 1850.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
FOR PRECEDENT.
BENJAMIN HARRISON
Of indiana
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
wHITELAw REID.
OF New York
zone Good Term Deserves Another"
ELECTORS AT LARGE,
A.w. CAMPBELL
Of Ohio County.
ENocH CARVER,
ofFayette County.
pnrMcr ELECTORS
Fin, Bf.trieS-J. s. MccAsKEY, Of wstzel Co
second DtStrict-F.T RUMBARGER, OF Grant Co
Third Dfsfrfa-J. F. ROMAN. OF RanawhR Co.
Fourth Ditries-FRANK J. LEsAGE,o Ca6el co
FOR CONGRESS.
F,r,t Dtstrie,-B B. DovENER, oiohio Co.
second D.siriet-J. N. WIENER, OF Berkeley Co.
mad Dts.riet-E. p RUcKER. OF Mercer Co.
Fourth pistrtet-C. 7. CALDWELL, OF Wood Co.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
THOMAS E, DAVIS,
ofTGylor County
FOR AUDITOR,
JACOB 8 HYER,
oiBraxton County.
EoR TREASURER
WILLIAM P. PAYNE,
of Mcdowell County
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS,
THOMAS C. MILLER,
Of Marion County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
TO. BULLOCK,
oiwood County.
FOE JUDGE OF COURT OF APPgAIs
Long Terml
JIM. MowHoRTER,
Of Greenbrier County.
(short TERM
WARREN MILLER,
Of Jackson County.
Yoa STATE sEs1TE-EIRSr pIsrMcT.
g. C HERVEY.
oHI0 COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOE SHERur.
T.C MoFFAE
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
SAMUEL o. BoYcE
FOE ASSESSOR, CITY DISTRICT,
WI. HoRN1sH
ron ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT.
ROBERT ANDERSON
yoR MEArBERs HouaE OF DELEGATES.
8. G. SMITH.
G. H. MEDIcK.
G. J. RAwLING.
ALEX MccoLLoCH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-19

Martinsburg. Sept o, . p. m.
Wheeling. Sept, %, IN. m.
'FRlrmont. Sept. -, 2p. m.
MorVantown. Sept. Is, 2p. m.
Grafton, Sept. q, 7p. M.
Keyser, Sept. %, Up. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-19
ono COUNTY, REpUpLICAN TIOERE.
CAPT. B.B.povENER's APPOINTMENTS

GRANVILLE, MARSHALL Co, Saturday p. rn.'
sS Ssv s Mar.ln.vIlle. wet.el Co., Monday pm,
0I Iste m Tyler Co., Monday p m, Sept %
Middiebourne, Tyler Co., Tuesday 2 p. m''
sSirIey, Tyler Co.. Tuesday p. m. Sept a.
west Union. Dodridge Co, Wednesday P. m,
sS Salem .. Harrison Co., wednesday : p. m,
e Wallace, Harrison Co. Thursday . p. M, Sept %
shinnston Harrison Co, Thursday, pm, sept9
Weston, LOWS Co.. Friday ! p. M, Sept 30.
Burpsyille, Braxton Co., Saturday 2 pm. Oct L
Sutton, Braxton Co. Saturday Up. m. Oct. J.
FrSmetoWn, Braxtou Co., Monday 10 a m,
Nc Sofmsntown, eilmer Co., Tuesday p. m.
SlenuyIlle GIlmer Co.. Tuesday Up. m, Oct. 4.
Tannersville, GIlmer Co., Wednesday p. m'
Vi Troy d ellmer Co., Thursday p. M. Oct g.
Santa Clara, Doddrldge Co, Friday p. M,
N New V Milton. Doddrldge CO., Friday p. M,
oy JSSirviIvllle, Harrison Co.. Saturday . p. M,
Oct --
Hon. Roswell q. Horr's Appointments.
Moundsville, Sept. 10, Up. m.
Petersburg, Sept. %, 2 p. m.
Huntington, Sept q, Up M.
Charleston, Sept. %, Z p. m.
Hinton Sept q, Up. m.
Union, Monroe Co., Sept. o. p N.
Gen. Geo, a. SherIdan's Appointments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-19

"How did they like you in scraggle-
ville? asked one actor of another.
Every much. indeed, it appeared. It
was all could do to induce the land
lord to let me leave. Washington Star.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-19

Fin. rtstrfes-B B. DovENER, ofohio Co
second D.siriet-J. N. WIENER, OF Berkeley Co.
mad Dts.riet-E P. FUCKER OF Mercer Co.
Fo,ytA pts,rtet-C. 7. CALDWELL, OF Wood Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
,pp1EJlcK FOR HrSKING BEES.

Three sullivan County farmers with rubber boots
Lluc check shirts and big wOOcn muilcre. stood In a
tyv before United states Commissioner shields ye'ter
day. They arc charged with making and holding
auplelnck upon which the tax has not been pad
Iohn Gambler, Mclcholr Nclgcr and Mcydcr EdWaiu,
Ar, their names. They were - be examined but
their counsel said they would uy to compromise the
CAS-, with the Government. They were poor having
only small farms. which were mOrtgagcd for almost
their fun value and their bail should be reduced. II
WIS fixed M 900 each. and furnished While waiting
for hail, the three old sat together on trunk, the
uIctute Of rural innocence except that Edwlid- WhO
l. charged with being the purchaser Of the product %
the still had red nose. Thcy say they made the
u,uor for their own use but Deputy Collector schultz.
~ vcvbury SAYS they mako for the whole mountain
canntry and IL Is used nj the barnIal-lnSi, husbug
hrcs and railspltting parties Of the region.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
AMERICAS DANGER.
An EngIishman Oiscloses inc
Trouble Which Menaces US.
Ca,cfni Investigation Proves His Assertion 80
rect and nj the same Time roh's o' VIZ
Certain Escape.

\ prominent gentleman from Europ who is now si,,,
ing New.Yoik. in conversation WIN "."'p''. ,,
made the following remarks: Il am a-alu ~ So' DO
loan. You wear yourselves out So There seems ~ u
, .o,nu,.i,in I'm business and the professions You.
oc, duties ar. exacnq and your climate Is rigorous '
trying You are all Shortening your iNe''' ,.
a. a., ,ho,rht tint, remark seems very severe huO
il ~ Are W., not too active too Intense! Do we NOV
hrst TOO ranidIy7 d. get the pleasure ou' OF NE
that we should Is there not some meals by Tn"n mad, T
can make NE eosle! hove maM@d msid n1sstgatlon.
g ., hs g,:S has collected the following live facts
witch win be fS h,lnr o. the Shaver Teerh.2e Corpora
ton when tod the remark made W the gentleman '''
t"ssnd s10 do live too rapidly The telephone Is .a a.,
ust%iiGa % iHS S but we exhauat in doing t.;
The Am'e33' aH aI health and IN the last ht
.Ysas ri, s Mill &c 'eH SS p S At Viii bust
ns ss S ss hes % ysaFi ago G2 6S Ss
fii'sOe' grraGDd death. bet lng was ub'arabe Whst
In perfect health now Vs. a ial s ug9 NY r ,!ii
am mo-: a,,Ancd Of hi- but rner Proud o. II; NV
FOUND il te INDISPENSABLE t. my n Gi'i r al hr
an. can do the Thing, Icluluts ~ .nI ,l"t' no,
tt ' or social demands, II they VIII act upon NY '"1
the 1 SaeSs ap 1%a @%S lyon
INFECT aid ANY who ha- elsf been Ia u' MrM n
ai pressure which It mwye' do,~ no. m'G 10 g9 snd
that Americans live rapidly ana yet NAM me-" hut IN
skP sSlita; N.Y. seS a@a 's 'S1F
Mrs H. +. McMuroy ir>'IinE On o. 49, ,iit f,Tniiy
S,,ten land who a. relative ~ the NJhdrfbiiI I"t1
tecs,sd the reporter kindly and said MY m2thcr nj i
Vnnd.ibit Is alive ard well to-day, WHOLLY LliV'Et
m. us. ~ Warmers safe Cure. Fog severe stNtoM
IN rim. al Other remedies before tried bN me hiu alu'
hut The safe Cure has made me feel hhs ne" r. .
and recommend ta u.s. u any one I' 10 cv,"riei,rc
ObserN alton" ,,.,,. , a.. 4, ~ lib.
.ftvst declared: several friends hlVc 7pHArh Xxx,
Warner. safe cure which have r"coml'IIu'I 20
fahe much pleasure ia saving th2t IL l. an hal
concerning H. and believe any man or "onhl In. =
from Ills which 1t cures eau ~A' 10 VII" ."
curc.' ,co >iroton.aye..
said: About eight year, ago ny hS' H,T,i,, ~ The
general kidney troubles IN "a ~,
attendance Of skilled physicians my anent, VA
Upon advice 81 some friends p,lah "'' "n.l a. w.ll
today rs I'm NY early girihood, and u j. 'htf'l uu'
great remedy MANY ~ my Cd Nerds To Wu"I" a. ~,
Recommended the safe Cure. have D. cuiu Nv w. a )
md ,belr ily,- thus prolonged and their hlpl assn
~, American. may be In Danger, bht " Is .
which should De within control \ Hul" les hn'.
ond anvleiy trInc caution and -" stan Us
sonehlng which Will rrnforc" the vitality a. io1u IT,
s,,marh AZ. All that required That TN, Dc u.us
orr earnest wish. 20 that Europeans when !nuEh- ~
cans NAV stability. vitality anu power W. ~
a, We wcrc Ia 70 the peers Of any h'uoh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
PROPERTY OWNERS PROTESTING.

A urotc,t from several hundred property owners
WIS received yesterday by the Board for the Revision
Of Assessments, Directing to the cost oil laying out
regulating and grpdine Eivcrsdeavc The DIRECTORS
,er, r.nr,seuted by ex Asscmblyman james +. Deer
i,c and include eX-Mayor Daniel +. rcman, W. l.
Kennedy. Richard +. Carman and the trustees Of the
Newyork Hospital. 4 hearing Of the matters In
Vowed WINS fixed for Thursday. The main objection
IN IN. assessment Is based upon the fact that River
.ideave from seventy seventh TO onchundrcd and
,bIreth ST.. was really within the limit, OF Riverside
Park and the cost OF It's improvement. Sl,22o,Ooo "a.
houd lac maid for out Of bonds charged to the parks
account The adjoining property Is taxed 1923, iG1
l,e tbe sum Of only $50. sis % IS placed against
fine city, II Is concndcd further that when thu a,.
.e.smont wa, nladc. eight or nine Years ago. 1t Wa,
uuf1Ily appOrtiOncd aud that there are suspicious
circumstarces surrounding the report which de-
laytd until March 10. lcDl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
LOOKING FOR SMALLPOX CIsES.

The sanitary officers did not ind any ne" 'Ase s.T
ma,,nox I'm this city yesterday although they invesl
ss,cd two cases which had been reported as suspicious
A musician went TO Dr.. Cyrus Edson's once III ''e
forenoon and said that patient in private mouse up
town was suffering from disease closely resembling
SMALLPOX Dr. Edison sent OF his assistants TO the
house with the physician and they were surprised "
find the doors closed against them. Inc fehtne, Vi
.bo n,tient feared that a removal 10 North Brother
island might be necessary IL the disease was ocialy
declared to be smallpox, and they desired to Keep te
expert OF the Health Department ont. After long
barley the expert gained admittance BY calling
uoiceman and threatening to have the doors forced
spen Then I've ascertained by examination that The
.stisnt did not have smallpox but was suffering from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
DEALERS ~ DRUGS CONFER.
ANNUAL. MEETING OF THEIR SECTION or THE
BOARD OF TRADE.

.vyr,I, MEETING or THEIR SECTION or THE
BOARD OF TRADE.
The drus trad, section Of tho Ncw-York Board OF
Trade held II, annual meeting nj the ro"ls " Wv
pn,,, 81 Trade In Nas,au-st. yesterday afternoon
This section IS compo+ed of the principal importers
., drugs and chemicals. manufacturing chemists md
tho druggists who do u iobbing business Ia tHS 'y'
TN, chair WAS occupied by G. = Litiell. There was
good representation Of the trade among tA"'" VINO
rttondod the meeting The busine-s disposed 81 WIS
,isc.uonon. in clarncter. matter OF some interest
IA the trade was the report by the Committee on
coisIa,iou On what i, known ~ the Paddock Pure
Food and Drug Bill pending Il the United states
sopat. The committee IN their report Indicated the
necessity Of few amendments, hut These were All
Of an unlmpOrtant nature.
some time ago the fire Insurance companies gave
notice 10 the trade that the rate, OF insuilnce on
drug stocks would Dc increased. committee was
apponed by the section 10 inquire Into and report on
the subject They reported yesterday to the ehect
that ther. were good reasons for believing that an
Arrangement satisfactory % the Insurance companies
and 10 the trade would probably result from the
NEGOTIATIONS which Sun In progress. The long
nctated subject OF the admission OF manufacturers OF
and iobbcrs In proprietary medicines was discussed
NJ length and finally tabled result which 1t Is thought
viii put an end 10 The proposition.
An increase IN the committee II jobbing druggists
r, made which will include representative from
och iobing drug firm comprising the section several
ne,r firms were proposed for membership. These
officer. were elected Chairman. samuel W. falrchd
,ico clor1nau George j. Scabury secretary, Thomas
" Nai,,. treasurer ~ d. Firls; director of Board OF
I,chrcnd w. Huffman. George X iulicr Ih"v'prc
Wicker samuel W. ialrciild, and Thomas +. Main.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
r DOUD IS NOT RESPONSIBLE.
JACK THE sLAsuER7 WILL GO TO Az INSANE
ASYLUM.

LACK THE sLASnER7 WILL GO TO Az lNSAN"
ASYLUM.
THO trial NJ Henry g. Dowd. who was charged with
,ssouu f., the first degree Tor cutting the throat OF
william Muller in front of No 20 james ST. on t'c
morning II January Il, wa contlnued OcIo'e '"'7o
Fitzgerald Yesterday I'm tie Court of "ehern 'cNU"
miller Wa brought into court with his hc"u "r'Ppc" III
landarcs, for hi, wounds bave not yet l''''cu'
behavior VIE quiet Yesterday, and his conversation >es
lie Assistant District Attorney Bedford said that ne
v,uN not nut Miller ON the stand. a. 1t was ne'thcr
necessary or humane. II admitted that ne WHO '
is Dowd and the only defence was INSANITY nc ""'
In a condition where examination might enua"h0'
his rfc Dr. Joseph ;. !. Manning. house surgeon u
N. Chambers street Hospital. described MulleTS wound
The mans trachea wa cut. rs we'll as the EXTERN"
iue,,lar on the left side. Had the usuar not been
coflcd oulcklv the man would have died Tie witness
dd not think ne would when he was bronsh' 10
the ho,pa Or. Manning was not crO'7-cAAhnneu'
and with his testimony the prosecution rested
Mr. Never opened for the defence, and made ,p'
plea ~ insanity DOTd had been twice III NV fia'
hush Iusane Asylum aud once c~ap,d. From INC
-, &, December. led to l5s7, there was 40
,.c,rd ~ NJ. d,angs except that lie was once com
,d,,e.l q, T.uuton Muss. in l--7 he siished man
I'm the fec. without IN secOidave ana Ii away
For this he was imprisoned for Two ye"i' anu ''''
When be came ont be assaulted a man "l'hon' PRIV"
finn and sp.nt ten DAYS IN The Bellevue Insane I'IHu''
I1irre W. motive Tor inc PI''V''' 49,
x.,uIt committed or which hc imagined to have been
c,uritted ON nj, mother had made mm mentally IN
sound. The ar,t wltnc,, for uo defence Wac Ponce
man G. j. sullivan. who said that Oh August - i7'i
he arrested Dowd for striking Charles Vaughan III
Rooseyelr.st lie was sent up for ten da's' anu Al
examination was ordered "a to Ms SANITY
Iohn T. Flynn. the man whom bowd cut IN l77''
,o,d ,hout IN. encounter. Mrs sarah Brady oil 40
"A Newt hambersst with whom Do"d boiNed' a'u
that when he wa, arrested she said: thlnk tc n'"
an u,leclle lie, been lrug shots ont Of the window
John Clarke said that powd Gu, his hro1t III "oflh,
an January o. Captain Richard O'Conuor, OF the oak
street Police station and Captain W. w Mclaughlin
formerly Of the old slip Police station. both "a" Do"d
in Inspector Byrne,s office, ard heard the statements
made y Dowd already brought out by the prosecution.
They thought Dowd insane. DR.. Robert {. DAVIS also
held tho same opinlOu .,,,...., .,,,,,.,, al,
. A, u M About two hours after Il verdict OF not
entity because IF Insanity, was given Dowd VIII be-
srnt 10 The state Asylum for Insane Criminal, AT
Auburn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
THE GIRL SAID SHE WAS ROBBED.

a. am robbedl' exclaimed n wclldrcssed young
woman as she was about To leave Third ave. elevated
car ot the Fourteenth st. station Yesterday afternoon
She basteucd back TO the seat In the ear which She
had Just left and made hurried examination OF the
.cot and floor but failed 10 discover any trace Of
hor missing propcrty. \ crowd gathered around and
oeored IN assist her. She had, she said, when she
boarded the train go and railroad ticket ia the
left hand pocket Of her cloak where she could get az IL
handily some one else had evidently got 1t jusa as
handiiy Opposite her sat young man on whom the
suspicon Of some Of the passengers was directed.
little man with glasses suggested that he be searched
or detained The passengers agreed to this. but the
young man strcnuonsly objected, aud attempted to
choke the little man who offered 10 act detective.
lie finally threw open his coat undid his pJcketboOk
and submitted 10 an examination After this he left
the train. Meantime the young woman accepted
ear fare from man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
cnrK Axxors ARcreIsnop cosRIGAx.

John Qulrk WAS a prisoner ut the >orKViHe 'oR''
Yesterday Thr- times THIS week he has called ut
tho home OF Archbishop Corrigan at Madson-avc and
Fifty nrst-st. and demanded admitnnce Ouirk Is
twenty eight years old and native Of Ireland lie
came 10 this country five years ago since which Time
he said be had not done stroke Of work. lie made
hi, first call at the ArchepscOpal home ON Tuesday
and rang the bell several times until the door was
opened by Father lavelIc. Ia whom he said " | want
Archbishop Corrigln TO give me ahsOlution' ON being
told that the Archbishop not at home the crank
said o" | will call again.
The following evening Qurk again called and tbs
time he rang the bell violently and told Father Lavee.
who again answered I've got TO see Archbishop
Corrigan. My conscience IS troubling me The gnaw-
ing Of nv conscience won't let me rest. must
yet ubsouton.r Father Lavclle induced the 20
away again. ON Thursday night when Quirk tired TO
force h, way the house. the priest had Officer
kty OF the Fifty III -t--t station. called who arrest ed
Ouirk. ON the WHY 10 the station. QurlI said " |
won't find any r,~ i'm this world until | get the ab-
solution from Archbishop Coriigan. lie must do IT,
Qulrk WAS committed 10 Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
THE DEATH OF THOMAS S. SANFORD.

Thomas s. Sanford who died ut his home In ionken
nm Wednesday was well known in shipping circles
For twenty three years he WAS secretary OF The NON"
Atlantic steamship Conference. After that oFgahh"
tion ceased to exist he retained as conhdehuaA
empIoye OF the lines which formerly composed H. Mr
Sandior was nifty four year, old at the time OF MS '''
He leaves widow and two sons. AZ meeu''s "
steamship agents held at the Office of the nmsn lo
e,erny resolution. of regret for Mr. Sandfords death
ware passcd f. W. J. Hurst, Of the National Lihs
presided and Vernon II. Brown. OF the Cunard Line
offered the resolutions Ii resolved % attehu ,hs
funeral of sanford lonAers to morrow IN po.
Resoutons OF coincidence were sent 10 Mr.. sandfous
family,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
TO I'D RUSSIAN STFFEREkS

Charles = smith. president OF the Chamber of Com
mercc. las invited william NJ Evarts. Frederick ".
seward and Abrlm Hewitt to address the Chamber
At its icgu7r meeting next Thursday the subject Of
rolef for the famine sufferer, OF Russia II Is probable
that "A committee will b. appointed with authority To
receive subscriptions. The money received by the com
mittcc Viii be forwarded 70 Charles Emory smith,
Cnitcd state, Minister to Russia, for distribution. This
action ON the part Of the Chamber Of Commerce was
started by an article In The Nineteenth Century Re
VIEW written by y. Shi,hkon. member Of the Red
Cross society in the Province OF Samara. NJ shlshof
.av~ that at least oncthd OF the pcasan;ry have lost
their daily ~, through the ailnm Of the harvest. and
that u the Province Of >imara alone 30 600 persons
will have to DC supported by the Government Or By
u.Natr aid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
rBOrBLE IN TIE HOP DEALERS EXCHANGE.


The Hop Dealers Exchange decided, less than tlme
weeks ago To- 20 into speculation on basis OF deass
in future options Last Monday IN EFFORT was maze
10 re,cnd this action but without success and ye>er
day four members resigned because Of their diNsa'c
ton with the decision then announced by the EAchause
They were william Uhlman. Of :. a F. uhmah' NaIeh'
tine Loewi August Strassburg and Charles iie'ue"'
hcimer OF c. d L. lledcnhemer all brewers pur'
cha.erS When the Exchange organized, some
thing over a year ago the experiment was maze VI
dealing In options. The hop growers then made sue
cessul protest being Influenced. 1t IS sud- by the ia'
that prices took sudden turn downward, winch WAS
attributed to the speculation. since tile present IT,
vival of the practice prices have gone up WHICH suns
he grower, and not the brewers purchasers, and now
1t f. the latter who protest. -, ,.,.. ,,,u
The classification committee Of the EXCHANGE VIZ
hold meeting to-day to decide disputes winch nave
arisen as TO the classification of hops for delivery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
SHE KISSED MEN ~ PEHLIC

Karin, stein. 4 German girl. twenty year, OLD, In
tle Tomb, Police CDust yesterday afternoon, sent
TO the City Ply -cian TO be examined A. To her sanity
4 week ago ,he came to th, cty from california and
went IN hoard IN a lodging house at No. - Green
wieh Sl, has acted strangely since her arrival and
was thought 10 be insane by people In the house.
About noon Yesterday -he called at the Office OF the
Hamburg American Packet Company AT No. 81 Broad
way 10 buy ticket 10 Germany. She surprised the
oompany's chief clerk Mr.. icr~kowitz, 70 whom she
speaking hy dancing In front OF Ms desk and then
embracing him III, effort, 10 quiet her proved ulsuc.
cessiul. and he compelled 10 'aH Ill Policeman
Davis. OF the Clmrch-st station.
In the court room the girl danced and sang contln-
ualy. and shocked and embarrassed Policeman John
O'Iren by suddenly ca-ping him about the neck and
imprintng a kiss upon his wcatlerDea'ch chec9'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
SPIRIDOy SAYS IT IS SPITE.

Charles \. Hess, the attorney for LudovIc de L..
SpirdOn, the picture dealer charged with smuggling
paintings yesterday continued his cross-cXamnatOn Of
Nol Kentsh the mformer. who said that August
10 l--7 Spridon brought into the country thirty
paintings concealed in a hold-a Kcntish gave the
name, Of the arti,t kenti,h that picture.
. \ Ncnpolitan OIange-seer,' was unsigned but that
Srlrdon put to II the name OF FOrtuny thus increasing
lis market price thousandOld The defence devoted
most Of the time to an attempt TO make Kentlsh testify
To the dates when he made ablcS for thc pictures and
the particular pictures for which they made, but
without much success Tit case went over until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
HE STOLE 4 PACKAGE or JEUELS.
4 FIrTHAvE. FIRM ROBBED By TRUSTED IN
PLOYE.

PLOYE.
A package Of ;ewelry was stolen from safe ID
ave on Tuesday by Frank G. Collins. young man
who was Il trusted emplOye there and hVed a' No
loO East Forty -Nftll-st. The package contained SIN
teen diamond rings five opal rings and jo' chdfe
rings. worth altogether about $500. Collins sent
word 10 the FIRM that lie SICK IN Deu at HIS
home on Wednesday. The theft was not dscoVereu
until noon on Thursday and then MI IFal'el "cV
10 Police Headquarters to consult Inspector bSrh'>
Detectives Armstrong and Clark went to see ,oIihS
In hi, room and asked permission to make s'i'ich
tere for the missing iewelry. Collins gave 10 the"
the KEYS Of his trunk and WARDROBE appearing 10
he mcOncened The detectives made seaich hhn
were about ready 10 believe that Collins hhc" ho'"
ing about the theft when they focnd BLONDE VIZ
IN one of the drawers OF his bureau ana heafu i
suspicious sound when they shook IT, Ilcy 'oic '"c
wig TO pieces and found 207 Of the stolen rhsS'
collin, promptly broke down ana admitted MS
eullt lie was locked up at Police headquarters anu
there he tod Inspector Byrnes where the rest Oh
the stolen jewelry could be found In the evening"
the detectives arrested Albert L. Harris. salesman OF
Va I13 West rhirty-Afth-st, and John Murphy ana
rGeodors t,oodson. bartcnderS In the employ Oh
no. session OF the three prisoners were found Other
articles Of jewery which had been stolen 10y ,o,s
a. ne Jefferson Market Police CourL Nesteuty Inc
mis- rclnanucd