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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-02
Fast Train arrives at st. Paul the Third Day

Full information concerning rates, time of
trains, routes and other details furnished on
application to N. ID. CHETHAAf, Agent,
New Whatcom.
A. ID. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent, l2l First
street, Portland.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-02

Pacific cast Steamship Co. 8 steamers ar
rive from and depart every five days for San
Francisco.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-02
THROUGH TICKETS.

Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured
in advance through any agent of the road.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-02

A continuous line connecting with all lines
affording direct and uninterrupted service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
OorN Uante6.
Males.

WANTED A y 1t on a. night waichna
by strong married man, 80 references. Ad
dos r. caro- AZ t,iohp -tt Dlh-aNp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
Hllsrellaneuus,

ACADEMY or MEDICAL HYP%OTfSM.
JlJ West 5I'i-Sf.
DIR. MCCARTHY receives pupils and
p1tients daily vacancy To- intuld Hari r.
1hurtday evenings. hypnotic experimental
class seancc.
EXPEKr MANICURE wi-hc- position,
resident Or visiting r.i'fS 70 Ncw-YofN
professional sl.O home refei noes: wprd
tra,ei. ~ - address two vcrk~ MASH.
CURE, Elizabeth y. j., Postonicc.
FX.FORTMAN q lalsc machine shop
offer. practice a'l>i1ncc 70 Intending pur'
GTo' o. KINNE. 25i Broadway. on o.itc
Pos'onicc.
FIRST.CLASS DHTSSNAKEt; cxce-
lent n.tor aid dr1yrl. al home o. b. the
dly .ufnu.c- prices h chr-t ic'e'c1c". Mr..
NDBEl.G. - las, l-ih--t.. 81 nopr.
',GNILEMEN wishing b. dispose Of
their lcft-oH clothing Il; a Tar Nalu" VIII
please cali On o. address EDWARD MIL
ih.K. Gs Gth-avc.
J. p. BLANrUN. Portland. ore, sells
anything Oh cOrHi' sion soap, cigars. no.
lions. novelties ard spaci,t'c- city and
small towns Or gon and Washington.
LIAM TO SNIM while IL tic country
this summer bv using navy CORK IN" Pre-
server. p'ice 80 cents BANNEEMAN.
81 FiOnt-st
MATTRESSES made over At rc'Idenccs
o.
EOEGNE. !G7 East ll2th-~t.
PATENTS PROCURED for investors at
moderate rates my plan to as-i-t inventions
20 procure pltrnt- j. worth cNaIninatO1
r. T. BOURNE. 20 Nassau-st.
PROFESSIONAL NURSE with la'ge
experience. having a plea SAINT. fufnish'd
house would Ike 10 car" for Few lhNa1d
L0,rderf 233 West o2dst.
TPUOLSTEEER Is yonf-' cNucri"lre
al rNkfas nAt -
furniture uphOl, tered and recovered furnl-
turr coverings fIrnishcd Al importc'' pilrcS.
Addre T.. POx 81, Tribune once.
WANTED TO CHATTER. steam Yacht
for remainder Of summer 100 fo.t or over :;
Ia 30 used solely ~ family ~ three per'oi :.
Address with particulars and price. RE
.SPONSIBLF. Ron 267. .23C Broadway.
WANTED.-An inyalid'- reclining wheel
chair. Address CHAIR. Tribune ON"".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
uJpIh WaUIc0

Females
A. EDUCATED LADY STEND'-
RArIIrR ~ experience want, position
where accuracy and intelligence are All
ur.clat-d CiligrapA machine salary, al.
Address S1ENOGKArIlER. lb Nassau.
It. Room 2l1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19

y IL I s
RAiIIrR " experience want, position
where accur,cv ana intelligence are AZ
prrcIat~d, CiiigraM MACHINE snl'rS. a.
Address S1ENOGKArIlER. lb Sassin-
t.. Room 2l2.
A.-A.-A-A.-
IRWIN'S Enldoymcnt Bureau. corner ! ~
:, and G'h..Ne IT, The attention - 'hr public
/, called 70 thc sy-tem adopted for tnr 49,.
curing Of competent and reliable Wn'r AMI
f.m,l" help. Formerly with Mr.. k'I{.-
LADY STENOGKArHER Of all liiy
with hlnc. would accept small salary
vhrr1 portion ~ IN" dny would =" allowed
fer OUTSIDE work Adirc-' NJ. Bon T.
Iribunc once.
CoNTEALTO sOLOIST. nch voice.
guod rc1d'r. experienced -lr cho'r 20
.,IG HAElLIVI. 10 fa-i Jiui-st.
N0DISTE would Ike u make afrnngc.
mont. for rcmsladcf u June ana July :
r.durcd t,fms Tor NJ country and s"a 'hoie
q. g.. ~ Bat 9-d.'t.
MISC TEACHER Experienced IDLY
dc-lfA, rIigagr.n,nt wiJl family gOint 4" thv
country i1f summer in-trfrt' i-Irli Va ~.
rrdin,nt, ~ = "nch. Adlrc-, cot INh
ijH fa-l ''th-~'. -
NOEMAL SCHOOL and bushes. collcsc
rrt.iu,tc d".lIes position; would tutor Tor
c0l 90 hnd bi,ltc-- duiing summer
months: elscution. Adirc~ lioN -. 81
9th ave.
STENOGEAPIIER aud rapid colizriph
,r.rttor cNpfirncrd dc,lr's position a.
ci.:afe aud not afraid 81 woik ri"rcn'rs.
AdG.r.. VI. g.. 20 West ith-ht
SIFNODRAPIIEE and TYPEWRITER
iosiro. po-luoa Remington or Snlih Ff,-
Tl.t na, hin'; ni-t-clrSs Pei, rrLcis, nd
crrto -alnrv. Wiling 10 a.eist IN Office Work.
Adir.-. II . Tflbun" ONCE.
STfNOGKAPHER.-A graduate Of Wal.
wor.h's HG-ln~s- college would llk" q pol
lion a. strnographcr and typewriter. Ad-
de-. Lucy McGFRAHllTf, Ad9msaN".,
IOrih3m.
AIE&Ot,RAfiIEk aud tALltdiAPll
npe,ato- desires "a position CORD eau ~ on Z.
tat rrf,frn'r-. Adfr's j. X, - Nor
Gih-.t.. ErOnElyn
STTNOGRAPIiER and CALIGRNIH
OiTE ATOK d"sirr~ po..iion; occrr,tc ,
,alaIv mnhr'at.. Address Miss = ~ IN.
BAUM. No 900, Avenue 10.
EETOrCHE. dcsifr- position willing
10 mako herself generally u-eful Terms
modcrlto. Addre-- Nil, IS. q Nandorirol-
t.. Newark y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
flats 90 frt, unfnrnishco

FLATS TO -Unfu.nishcd ard fur-
pished: desirable Icatlons. fOlfrON
BROTHERS, S2G Broadway.
"PEERLESS" and ROYAL small
family fats. OF and .229 West lJth-st.; ali
Improvements; SIC 10 go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
Board an0 Rooms.

RI % ~ar-
4 LARGE. handsomely frraishea room
with good board also iaDic posiu 'ou"i-
erners accommodated. I'll LeNiheeoh-aNe.
RoARD on BROOKLYN HEIGHTS
0 Montague Tefraec.--Fcry laf2r; utrISDIr.
cool roors for the summer, WIN e\ce'Ieht
table references. ----------
GRAMERCY PARK, NORTH tk row. a.
1a-iec ga, 2lst.st ).-Deli9htfn locat on
elegant rooms: boarf ard sttenosncr cheN-
celled (: also privileges 81 pri,a,e par1.
HOTEL VIANO, 50 East lsil,;,t'-nuIn'
tn.r garden. tnlle d'hoie rooms ualiy' "ecA-
N. with o. without board; elevator.
LARGE AND SINGLE rooms win
boa.a simmer prlces; tr,nslcnts tahcu
table hoard. i27 Mddlson-aNe. --.--
No FIFTH-AvE.. NEW'Nol,k..
H.nssome large AMI ANAL rooms; eAccilent
table: summer prices tran..cn,e
18th ST, 287 EAST stuyyesl"t Sgg,n n
Cool beautifjl rooms. with bo,td dl,,ins
rcom ', on p'I rarlor floor; tIansients f'iciadi
references.
I7TH.ST.- 20s FAST, rcsr stnyVcsaot
arn.,. na.i,ahic ro5Ii-- With board run
SiSs water; American family ieiefcpeos'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
Boaro au0 Koums,

2lST-ST., o WEST-Desirable, large
rooms with exceptional board select sur
roundlngs; permanent or transient, table
board; references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
Board iuante0.

WANTED Young lady employed during
the dav desires board IN respect bic neigh
torhoOd within % minutes OF Cor.lardt-s ;
rrivate family preferred r ftrcnc-s eN'
changed. Address Mf-s l.. 90 Cortls-Id-Ht'
Country.
BOARD WANTED by family OF three
adults a: the scashofe. witiln one houi >
ride of city; state terms reference, eN-
changed. Adarc,s b.. Boa 81. Tribune
Oiicc.
The sun., 1892-12-13
The Ulster Election Contest,

ALBANY. Dec. 19.-At the hearing in tho
Ulster county election case to-day bush
against I.ounsbcrry for tho Assembly,. Jus.
tice Mayham decided that the only thing he
should do in the case would te to mark and
identify the so-ral!cd marked ballots cast In
Esopus for future use before some other
tribunal. Chairman Erwin produced the bal.
lots. and the hPRrin. WAS adjourned until
Saturday uorniu.. Tho county canvassers
vii! meet on Wednesday.
Democratic stat" oNca who should
know said to-day: "G"orge IL. Bush vii! not
o., hat seat an. h. might as We! give UP the
fight Many If III" Icmo ocrats in lis own dis
tr:ct are against him. aud should tho Legisla-
tura take up tho contest he would get little or
nv support from them
The sun., 1892-12-13

why cant women attcnd?'
\ simple question. it nonpluSsed II 1t did not
futter the reverend gentleman.
There i no rea! Objection to women attend
ing tne eth.cal lectures" said Father Halpin.
ut length. 1t lacks precedent. That is all.
| have ~ personal direction. The young men
might possibly. At the summer School ut New
London women Were not debarred. and never
had more appr"ciat!ve audiences. | have no
authority. b wever. to admit them here. The
superior and the Archbishop will have to DO
consulted. vii! lay the matter before them
anI acluaint you with til" result"
Undaunted, the applicant later secured an
audience with Arcfbi shop Corr gan.
Il cannot interfere said his Grace. 1T
rests with the superior OF the order l have
an appointment with him in II few days and
vii! call his attention t. tha matter"
But II h" objects. Pleading want Of room,
and SO FORTH interros.d the supp!iant
could your Grncr not offer the Cathedral
Hall and invite Father iIalpin to deliver his
lectures there to men and women. the whole
to b" under your ratrOnhget'
The Archbishop face frightened He rubbed
his hanis Enthusiastically. Il might do
that." he said.
Two days later An autograph letter from
tho ArchLishIp informed the young woman
that Il place would he provided for her at ST.
Francis Nnvier's. Three women have already y
avni!ed Themselves o! tho course. One is a
graduate Of III" iiaryar'! Annex. having tax on
the Harvard cert t!!!ca,c.which is the equivalent
Of the Harvard degree. Now that it is known
tnat III" doors are open. tho capacity OF the
hal! Will duubtlessly be tested.
The lectures take ulnco on Mondays and
Wednesdays at l. NJ. and last one hour.
The sun., 1892-12-13
WOMEN MAY ATTEND.
They Are Now Admitted to the Moral Pit
losophy Lectures mt 81. Francis Xavier's.

The college OF St Francis Xavier in Six
evening POSTGRADUATE course covering the
subject Of moral philosophy. There was a
masculine futter in the academic hall ut the
opening OF tho winter session when tho Rev.
Father Pardow. President Of tho college. es-
corted two young women up the aisle and
seated them under tho lecturers desk.
Does Father Hapin expect you?" asked
the President. "Nol All. then had better
warn him. 1t might embarrass him II he dis
covered you after he began his lecture. It's
too much OF q surprise added the superior
with significant smile.
Presently young woman stcnoErapher and
her char eron took seats at a table near the
Speakers dcsk. They looked 10 less discom-
rted at the discovery OF the feminine intruders
than tho varied and Interesting mascuinity
now raridly filing the hall. Subdued conver-
sation suddenly ceased.
With quick. noiseless stride the lithe figure
Of Father llalrn. Nicc-Presidcnt of st. Francis
Navier. entered. Mounting the PLATFORM he
laid aside his cavalry cloak and beretta and
proceeded to adjust the lamp 1t was evident
that he had been worried
"Gcntlcmcn." he began. There was a pause.
half furtivc glance took in the fair modern
progression whose eyes were rivetcd upon
him. and notwithstanding he failed to add
Ladies'" they were certainly included as he
dnlvo in his mastorly manner into the gist OF
his subject. At he close or tn" lecture the
mcn embracing LAWYERS. doctors. cergympn,
and H% a. an1 bow iEo
got there 1t IL n simple tory. Nevertheless,
It marks potent denartnre, in tho history of
tho siNtcenth century have devoted their tai.
ents to the cause OF education.
The sun., 1892-12-13
THEY FEAR GRiCE u.ts LrRED AWir.
She Il Only II. but Looks to he 10. ana Her
Mother Had .Scoidcd Icr sharply.

Six months ago tho doctor said that Graco
Daniels should not 60 to school again for II
long time. There was something tho matter
with her head. and rs she was growing fast
and was already very large and womanly for n
girl OF IL years ho feared that her mind might
become affected II she continued ut study. As
II was she was not particularly bright al
though rs lively as children Of her age.
Grace lived in the three-story brick bouse at
264 West TwentysiXth street. Her father Is
Mills NJ. Daniels. a real estate dealer and a
member OF tho firm OF NJ. NJ. Daniels Co.
The firms ofllce is in the house. which is just
around the cornor from Eighth avenue Grace
had no brothers or sisters. She was as tall
and as well grown aS n girl OF IL. and was
rather attractive with her plump. red cheeks.
hazel eyes. and lrown wavy hair. Her childish
ways made n contrast with her personal np-
pcaranco that commonly attracted peoples
attention.
=, Her mother was exceedingly careful OF her
She was allowed 10 10 out afternoons to such
places as her mother arp..ycd. and Was some
times sent on errands. That was all Of her
liberty. On Friday afternoon Mrs. Dani. IS sent
Grace around the corner on AN crrand She
was gone longer til an was necessary, and Mrs.
GanieIs was in nay a 30 IN seo;1sd the
Seemed hurt and rou,ci About $50 o. clock.
before the ill feeling had blown over. Mrs.
Daniels sent Grace up stairs on an errnnd to
the top loor. They werc in the basement at
tho time. Grace started up stairs. She has not
When they came to search the house for her
It was found that hcr hat and cloak were gone
sion was that she had left the house angry be-
cause ut the scolding her mother had given
her Mr.. Daniels srcnt most Of Friday night
searching for his young daughter. and the
next morning he was at II again: lie has fol-
lowed up every line OF search that has sug-
gested itself but without the slightest clue to
encourage him. IIe has called UPON the police.
but they have not been ahle to help him. His
lack Of success has not discouraged him. and
the search still goes on
The family IL positive Grace, Is not with
friends. and they fear that she has been lod
away by unprincipled persons. She was pretty
and mature enough in appearances to attract
the attention ol such persons. and her childish
ignorance would max. her an easy victim.
The sun., 1892-12-13
TIE State board or tanvassers Mast Meet
on Thursday.

AIp.Sy, Dec. lon Thursday the state
Board OF Canvassers must meet and canvass
the yot /, Of the last election. The returns from
Allegheny. Kings, and Ulster counties have
not been L!cd with the Secretary ot state.
The Allegheny county Board Of Canyassers
meets tonight. wien tho returns from that
county will be properly signed an! forwarded
nero. Tlso returns from Kings county are
usually sent in on the afternoon ut ~" Ia It
Lnynuuei is the law !Dr their Ming. when Is
Im", mn'. IhS .stcr county Board Of Nupcr-
~. r. viii met On "Wednesday night to can
Vas. tho returns. the board having lcrI de-
Iryrd from donna. 80 bripT" on ace unit o' AH-
..,nIlyman Lueh's cont"@t. IL the returns
arc not all in on, Thursday. the Beard VIII
slmrly meet and adjourn. inc law allows an
ii ihe en- II oi that time tho Board must meet
and CANVASS tn" returns.
The sun., 1892-12-13
u Was Important.

,'h' ''r"'aan o; the composing room Of the
'' ~ !l.1" and several printers struck
,''''i lay u"'auSa IA" Irorri-tors refused o
'sS''h irwa-rs. Ahog: an hour later Pun.
,6ntIi% ,6'4,r y an orwin" rushed breatnless into
t,Ins'4 ~, ,h"r station. an: announced that
tses '''o '"'Lt VI the i"u!N1
IN l"rouant:" asked ,i,s Sergeant.
eOri"'a t'ld IS, replied Mr., Corwiue, 1T
''es'.'.H " the 3ivorti-emen,s." ;"
nj. ~ .''Nhn WAS sent uGt t. look for the
h '...n,, ,,ra II" ard NJ, Cnrwlne searched
l.a.I-. IN" '!,@r "i lhn building in whicn tho
lrt i"bushoi 1T - liroai .tr-ct. Dy tho
Tcr,'' . ,"uNlr 'or an Eo4r without result
"a r'"iini N" OF the striking printers
t,ii 49,: an Ir Cogwine induced him to
~"ho'her mans boiler room.
The sun., 1892-12-13
ARMOIR'S GIFT TO CHICfGO.
lie Builds and EndOws Great Manual
Training School.

CuIcAGo. Dec. 12.Phil Armour left for New
York tonight en route to Europa. After he
had gore it WAS learned that he had presented
Chicago with a sl.5OOOUO Gilt. Work has
been in progress for O year upon n nvos story
building on Armour avenue. which is now
rea Iy for occupancy. 1t Twill be known as tho
Armour Institute. and will ba similar to the
Pratt Institute OF Brooklyn and tho Dreyel In
sti,ute OF Philadelphia. In addition to tho
builIinE Armour gives Sl.4Op 90 for its sup
rnrt as an institute for manual training.
Science. and art. 1t Will TO good enough for
lie conceived this idea years qgo, and the
plans were arranged in consultation with
md ih!lip Armour. sons Of Mr. Armour The
hWi!dinG and its funds are to ,e turned over TO
Il H"arl OF Directors. Tho school will open in
Scpi emhrr next. and by that time most COM
,.cle al ! aratus and library will be- secured.
The sun., 1892-12-13
WITH BLACKJACK AND PISTOL
Saloon Keeper YTehmcr Puts Policeman
Mccarthy to Fl;ght-OverpO,Sercdn mt Last.

Policeman Charles Mccarthy Of the Church
street station found the side door OF Rudolph
Brehmcl's saloon. at 7 Albany street. open
Sunday evening. and. entering. saw seven
sailors sitting at tables drinking beer He
told Prchmcr that ho had to arrest him.
Brchmcr said al! right" and put tn. sailors
out. cthcn went behind tho lar. and got
ting black lnck. attacked the policeman. He
followed UP tho assault by drawing IL hig
horse pistol. and. holding it at NrCarthys
head or!errl him out Of the J. ACE. Tho
officer backed out into tho street In o hurry.
and went to the station to get help.
Half do2en Of the reserves were sent with
Met arthy'o arrest the defiant saloon keeper.
They found Brehmer behind his bar. attend
ina: TO hW>in",s "a usual. when ca! cd on TO
surrender. Brehm"r calmly deiied the whol,
crowd 4 bInecoHts. and threatened to MI
After using "on-iiora hl" strategy the police II
length sicr"rdvd in knocking l'rehmrr down
and putting tho nirHerS on him. When mr.
raigne! before JUstic" Mcmahon in the Tombi
Court Yesterday he was held in S2.IOD bail for
trial on Ia" charge Of assault, and 500 bail for
violation Of the Excise law.
The sun., 1892-12-13
CITY CLERK BTREE'S APPEAL.
HI. Lawyer Admits PERSONAL Service or tho
Writ of NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tomorrow.

Writ of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tomorrow.
Justice Pratt in tho Supreme Court. Brook
iyn. yesterday. granted an order stayin. the
proceedings under the writ o, mnndamus
issued by Justice bartlett. directing City Clerk
Thomas Il. Burke Of Long Island City to Sc nd
back certain election returns to inspectors Of
election for correction and on his receiving
them back to recauvass the returns and certify
the candidate by them elected as Mayor OF
Long Island City.
Justice Dartlett's writ was granted on behalf
OF Horatio &. Sanford. the JeGersonian candl-
date for Mayor. 1t was obtained on Dec Z
but has not been set served upon Mr.. Burke.
who rs alleged. has managed t, keep out of
the way. Mr. Burke's attorney tol! Justice
Pratt that Mr.. Burke only learned Of the writ
through the newspapers. that he had per-
fec,cd his appeal. and that it WAS Of the great
est Importance that the ar9ral should be
heard at General Term. now in session. 9th her-
wis- on JAN !. 1883. there would be two
claimants TO the innyoralty. Justice Trait
granted the stay on the condition that the
appeal be heard at thc present General Term.
After tn" stay had been granted LAWYER
Mont,ort arE~ared hs,or" ne General Terra
Clerk i;urHe was in con,"DIlt having avoided
service. ,,i tho very writ lruiI which he desired
@"r@n a ant b % M frmMy Mohiar, HfrySa: Sa. a1
t, Ennw what the GCnu;a! Torn would, 10
un.lrrt lie crcun-tupces. Justic" Pratt said he
w0ull notify tn" order for = stay.
Lawyer stephens, counsel Tor Mr.. Burke,
SAID that this was only II trick Of the other side
4 w,rr, M II al ccu is .urd for Mr. Burke's arr
rrs, ana the object was not 50 much TO serve
The writ a TO arrest hi'u.
Justice pIatt-Wr cannot help that. We have
nnuow.r 10 STAY "A criminal preceding.
After consultation wl'hJrstice Barnard. Jus; ;
tIce prat; spl.: 81 his man must te served
with M. writ icfore his HI,pcRl can he heard.
Let that lie dann and come on Wednesday.
and We will hcnr tho appeal ,..
nersuual service Q! the witt
The sun., 1892-12-13

The New York Alumni Club Of tho Eeta
Theta III college fraternity dincd last night
at tho Hotel Marlborough and fifty memb RS
Of tho fraternity sat down to the dinner. Tho
Rev. q. W. +. Birch. Chairman OF the Briggs
prosecuting committee. presided. and tho
ire College. kentucky, anL Moderator Of the
last Presbyterian Assembly. was the gu"s, Of
Justice Harlan of the United states Surrrme
Court. the. Iey g.. ). Robinson. the l!cv, {. ;.
Ramsay. Rush YaSgerti EGnCIessmann ", y
George 8. Spiuing. and Albion NJ. Dyer.
The sun., 1892-12-13
The Rock Island Telegraph Strike,

ToPrXA. Kan. Dec. II 12.-Superintendent Dun
lpp OF the Rock Island says that in so far as
the road west Of the river is concerned the
strike Is over and that all Of the vacant places
will he filed tonight. A striking operator
says that lie received nn encouraging despatch
from Kamsey. this morning and that that
number Of the operators who left their keys
have applied for reinstatement. Those who
The sun., 1892-12-13

Ex-Asscmblyman John f. Brodsky. the
President Of the Logan Club. said yesterday
that 1t is not his intention to run guerrilla
political association in the Third Assembly
district II" acknowledged that il Is the wish
OF sam and Martin in.'l TO run IN" Logan
CLAD a. an indepeQdeat poi icai machine. ana
r, sign The Presidency. It i generally con
ceieu that tn. Engel brothers pos sess suti-
ci"nt strength in the club to maken what they
please
The sun., 1892-12-13

CI.,INNA7r Dee. 1.-THE Hon. Harvey
My,r.. py SIcaNer OF tho hontu'ky House of
Representatives. was acquitted iu th" CrImi-
mai oar. IN C,yint:ton today where h" was
to vote for IN ordnance in which lac had an
interest
The sun., 1892-12-13
Who VIII Lead the FirstI

1t Was said yesterday that the proposal to
substitute John L. Fitzgerald. brother Of Reg
lister Fitzgerald. for the latter as Tammany
Hall leader in tho First district. when the Reg
lister takes his rlace as additional Surrogate.
has hesn rsconsdcre |. and that either Deputy
Z. Murphy will BE- the new Tammany leader In
that section Of the city.
The sun., 1892-12-13

Arrived-NoSrAY. Dec II
ss Fr'esnni Ranhle, Antwerp
Ss Bohemia, Srhrod.r Hamburg.
IS NAruniC. Roberts. Liverpool
SIS spanish Prince. from DtniA
- LlanIat cay. Barclay. swansea
81 tariOtea, Fraser. 81. CrUiN.
IS rOrtIa. Ash. tinilfaN.
IS Australia. Wooahpuse. Gibraltar
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The sun., 1892-12-13

This FREQ course In moral philosophy was
orencd last year to men irresnective OF creed.
The lectures are delivered in English. and no
admission is charged. 1t is a dec id ed innova-
ton to colleges. Il covers the entire field Of
the day. All subjects are treated solely from
the standpoint of pure reason. The Regents
of the univcrsity OF New ork have empowered
Arts upon those who. having previously OBJ
tanned the degree of Bachelor Of Arts. pass
essays upon the matter OF tho course. The
success OF last years experiment is repeated
this year. The. Popularity Of the course is
Father Hairin. Early in the fall Young
woman heard at the Jesuit church an invita-
lie and non n-Ca:hoic.to to attend tho lectures.
Eeali2ing the value of such n course TO her
Self. and desiring to share it together with a II
women to whom higher education is q closed
book. she sought the lecturer.
The sun., 1892-12-13

IS Furne.s.A from New York. A. Moville.
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