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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-11
AN OPEN LETTER
To Senator Sherman from Hon.
Geo. G.. Gorham
Relative to Gen. Sherman's Terms for
Surrender of General Johnston.
Denies that These We're Set Aside BY President
johnson and See'y Stanton for Revenge.

gagged upon hi biography. ha, written an
open letter to senator Sherman. The let
ter quotes from the senator's recent ad-
dress in New York on Gen. sherman the
following reference to the terms proposed
by General sherman fur the surrender OF
the forces of Gen Joseph Johnston ami
other commanders at the close of the civil
war.
Cen. Sherman believed in and sought Ia
carry ont the policy of Lincoln. The terms
of surrender were tentative and the rnipli-
tiuu> entirely subject Ia the supervision of
his executive authorities; but, instead of
hcin. submitted to the generous and forgiv-
ing patriot who had fallen th,t wcrp passed
upon in the shadow of a great crime hy
stern and relentless enemies. who wuuli
not have consented 10 the conditions Inn
posed by ten. Gram upon ten. Lee and
who would have tlisregar,icd them had not
Gen. Grant threatened 10 resign upon their
refusal 10 carry out his terms.
When the arrangement with Gen .Ialn>tuu
was submitted to President johnson and
Mr. Stanton it va rejected with the insult
ing intimidation that ii proceeded from
either cowartllrc or troacherV. The Oil
cry against Gen. Sherman was again started.
II was even lmpute'l that he would attempt
to play the part of Cromwell or military
usurpcr. The generous Kindness of Grant
came 10 hi, relief New term. were agreed
upon and the war closed T
Gorlam states that the senator would
have it understood that while Gen. Shvr-
man was engaged in Il pralscwurthy militar,
act winch President Lincoln would have
desired HIM To perform, hr was inSuitrd and
hi arrangements 'ot aside hN President
johnson ahi Secretary stanton. III mean
and narrow spirit of revenge, h,cau>c of the
assassination OF Lincoln. AMI that III" KNIT
ness Of Gcn, Grant lhtrrpo>cd between mm
and tho~r alleged enemies. ami that the two
generals agreed on ne" tcrlnN anl GUIDED the
war.
Horliam then SAYS. Nv hatcNer policy
Lincoln might have recommended 10 Con
@rt>> Tor thr restoration "f tue nhtcdcrat'
states 10 thrir relation WIN IA" mon none
kh"" hetlrr th"n YOU '''a' ne would never
haN' hh"tr'akth 10 hN"rr ihr powers OF
"h@rrss on th' ruhlect' hftth lte> To aiin"
h'ltafN subordinate l" gui'r NM IN Il
work h\ an an'hnrl|r" ARRANGEMENT nh'te
"hutr inc supervision "t Jefferson p1'i>
anu hir 'ahh'''
!" mo" .ha' Lincoln ttit no room Tor
nol"' on 'i''9 point. MI ''"t''anh quotes 'ilr
toli"" nv >',' !" ven 'f"h' i"ftl'l=hl
'"."r' '"' 1''r'''!'h-'"''h>"h negotiations
ne rt>i'''h "i't''S me I" >aN l" No"
''i,, ne N''I'> You |" nave II" conference
"!' ''tn' ''E' u''''>' II 'r i"r 'ne t"F'"-
'"''",' "' .H' "'"'H VI on N"t'N "''i''r "r
l''''E '''''''' "'''''i>' nv III '.t'' ,.''
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-11

Relief and speedy cure are given for
serious ailmcrts by u-ing johnson. AnO-
lync Linimeni apr Id&wpfpr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
LITTLE HELPERS on STATEN ISLAND.

TO tue Editor Of The TIL u 9.
Sir Fur some time few little girls on Staten
Island have been thinking OF the poor chiiuren III
New York less fortunate than themselves ana have
been preparing fair for the benefit Of the Fresh
AIR Fund" The fhir Wits held Thursday arcrnoon ~
the residence of Mrs. De Frees Critten' ~ M'rS
Plnca New Brighton and you will please End incloSod
q check for s1Oo as tho result OF It, Those WIN were
actively engaged In the tir Miss Mgnonne Crtten,
Miss Marjorie Critten Miss Bessie Davenport, Miss
Isabel Davenport, Miss EAts pavenport, Miss Daisy
Woodruff, MISS Violet Woodruff, Miss LULU CiarHe,
MAS BESSIE Norman Of Ono: Miss Edith Goode Of
Ohio. and Master Stephen Tlton, Of New York.
Many thanks are due 10 Others who assisted mate.
rally In tho preparation for the hir. Hoping that
this money viii give much pleasure, yours truly, c.
Aug 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
MRS. EARRISON'S CONDITION.

UNFAVORABLE REPORT, GREATLY EXAGGERATED
THE PRESIDENT STARTS FOR LOON LAKE.
Saranac Lake " Y. Aug 5.-Tnc report that Mr..
Harrison Is falling is greatly exaggerated Mrs. Ilar
TisOn for drive yesterday. and again to-day.
Washington, Aug Sat the White House II Is said
that the desire vi the President to leave for Loon
Lake a. soon possible does not mean that any
alarming news has been received relative Mr..
llarrlsons condition. Her physical condition Is i'm
proving To gratifying degree She Is still nervous
and weak. however and IS anxious to have the
President with her.
Lhe President accompanied by Mr.. Tibbetts, his
sen0grapher. and servant left Washington for Loon
Lake special train over the Pennsy lvanla Rail
road IL :33 p. From Jersey City his route Will
nc over the West shore and Delaware and Hudson
roads, arriving at Loon Lake at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
PoStomcc Notice.

(shOuld be read daily BY all Interested. as changes nsa
letters Tor foreign countries need not be specially al
Grg.5a for f'pa Snd oy l Of BANKING sad
documents letters not specially addressed being sent ~
'F rorsn mall for the week ending august will close
SHTTRDAY = 80 49, Tor France s" T5srans
% Sn ros'yro an for rq aHany ~ Deam.s s%eds
Norway ohTistanial and Russia pr s. Eloe, Ms
must h. directed per Ebe' at II a. for Campeche
cn@a, IeSC and S 2 ar and OSer MsSeaa
states Via Vera Cruz must be directed per fucstan')
A. Ii q H. T.n r eteS. Tor other vens1a ports ana
curacao T PS f.R sa rS a. ' 80 mus up
80 %3 tsr GH5SpS Pg 30 s , 70;
T TSen Ser Arizona Queenstown scrs must
be diree'' a, srrnambuco Ba6a, Rio Janefo Santos
ard La Plaza donntTcso via o Janet 20; per eisu !.
5,1c.. rsr pcissSsnnnR Aq%srp deter:
XeihsT'mds d Y, dreee tr per D"SSeds% p
for N TSH d9 c Rf1 and Japan per oceanic iron San
FancMi s: t So' xusr,a NezSaand hawaiian FIJI and
s si@.s here s' Sais dp ' to iasSst
arrival NewYS As Sodav W I.sn sF psr n she
% ?m san 40 Fene h M' i 9 c h Ss na% %s 10
da g S Asf' to sr s' @ % by Mas .Gt
his Sc Ssy n ard ss so p IN ,,.,n Mails cd 70.
AZ This once daily at 80 p Mails for caDa by
arecd fr dispatch by steamer close this once daily
d,, and the schedule OF closing arranged on the pre-
sumption hcIr gonterruI;ed overland taeslt to San
Francisco the day Of sailing Of steamers dispatched
.Feei.tercd natl closes at p NJ previous day.
Extra supplementary mails are opencd on ne piers Of
c1r 9s ~ Pns@ ana @ az the # ne s2aF %
ss SPe" unit" T9 i Van to 1?u 8, s@s o.
rostonlce New.YorS. y. Y. July 20 lso2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
DIED.

BLACKMAN-At Gnbersyine N. Y, August Cd, A.
rn Ssaa s at aok rssd cS GO {Sar'
& Mari S9 % S Sn Anf t S f her aS ye Sse
BUELL-Bcnnett II. Buell.. August Sd. 1892, aged S.
Funeral p m. Saturday 9th inst, at the Church q
The Good shcph.r I'd, McDonoughst, between Lewis and
" rs lafayette Post q. A. r.. and other comrades In
Cortland v Y papers please copy.
a!t 1852 M Hnpn 81 Clark K Widow Hd sn Of Pe
Funeral at her late ".ideace No. - South 2dave M''
Int Ts r%Snt at B,d or S'S'a%y AT L 80 p
con ANTn ia rsssai, e. - j. August 4th A. W. conans
Funeral services at his late residence Saturday, August
DODD-Phoebe A. beloved wife q John G DOd dat at her
LATE re.dence 70 Charlion,,t after painful Illness
EICHLER-On August 18th 1892. at ooelheim ltheinpa1,
Bavaria Germany; John Echler Of Morr.'ania aged "
FREEMAN-At Paskack, y. j., August 4th Maria L.
Funeral services at tho Paskack Reformed Church. on
Sunday the 9Th inst. at 80 p ,ms =, y A
TIN II 81 leaves jersey city VIA " j. ~ l. h.
LowRY-u Bath Beach. August 9Th. 1892, Hattie Dun
Fnef from the harch Of the Holy Spirit Bath Beach,
Interncnt at cypress Hnls Cemetery.
LrMA Chatham T. August = 1892 GecITS sSdg.
g sS @' aoa ss Of o %% e, iae a ae ss ''
Funeral Saturday afternoon at o'clock 3d., 81, p.,o,,r
Coches viii meet 80 mail train from FOOT OF barclay
ORR-At Mountanvie y. j., on August 5tn, John orr'
Funeral services viii be held at bethlehem Church on Sun
Train eaySs foot Of CRanbcrs.st, y. Y City, at a. M
Kindly RiIn omit flower.
REYX9r the nSe Of f FSr GrG %asss 5ts
iS9aP Miss Josephine REYNOLDS daughter OF the late
T1fsi NG3i3 i on tG@ si 30 df tho train which
Osrtse ,h c,n5 Central station az rs D. M also the
train With arrives Kensco station from the north ae
Intc ;G2 n at the convenience Of the family
V. y.
nie Gt as and afs invited to attend funeral service:
on on s',giy 1nfq''w q 81 Rs Eat 5In.
sMlTH-At wyoming y j.. on Thursday NnsMst Cone 1ne
Roy. Thomas u. smith Q n"rbrr 9l Inr Ne""'N N"
fnoe Of h@ Mg'2ls h 81 hc Worhod.t Episcopal
Church Maplevood y j., on Monday August O. at ~
vAX ANTwERP-Gn New.prunewick, y. j., on August
i: ard Irni are 9td to attend tn funeral on
Monday. August :. lS:2 az : 80 p M. lnpm n Nv
residence No. Pateron''t.' Ne" bfun'"''N' ''"'
wTLp-At clo~ter Ncw-Icr.ey; suddenly. On THURSDAY
August ith Martha Coles weld, wido" OF Mason oossS
rgndal saturday 9th, at o'clock from NorwoOs
,dIc in waiting at Norwood for 90 tain from Erie
D,uot foot Of Chamber'-st via Northern H'l'o'u w"
jersey.
Department of -.n,e Washington. D; G., August T.
To- 81 Ken IN tcho,.e. the secretary OF the Cntd
y Nan iS92 a, Rome OF Mathnde Myer, Of NewYork
{" Per dispatch NO 4o4. Dated July 0, 1892
nsD.rtment of state. Washington. d; c. August =
lss fn"rnation has been received at h,' Depart,n,
Sa, AZ Kanaclwa Jaran. o. the d am on the 26h o,
June Kanaeawa Jspin OF Jonas rs "a
can obtain further Information by applying Ia this Depart
"'I pcr dispatch no. 80. Dated June 30, 1892
xensco cemev e Harlem Railroad % minute:
once 10 Fast i2d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
CASTE IN INDIA.
rrom The Boston Traveller.

fro'' 49,. inst publshed In the Indian newspapers
a sIoi, iyden If what caste means In uiat IouhuH
glNs Sun tIst some time ago. IN the hsithDolnoou
IL aPpehSa5 n man OF the Ahir or cowherd cas'o T
OF yHao"u' ,ounr calf home on his shouaeis, VIII
CARVING sccSent 1t slipped down ana broke nIs hten
~ soilv h,nans declared him TO DC ouiGh'I anu o
Inc go En- the severest form OF Iiihu" ra'p ~,
tehced . nd,n Tor Six mouths. They further 0iu III
that ne 1ou dsatb Of COW. but taking into coSds
crust ,ht ne was an uneducated man. tey "'" IVA
very Ieh,e'tb ~ nerIod OF excommumchuon ne va
during ,nc ne of mendlnncy, and, WIN rope
oTo9nd his neck and piece OF tG to den
snouuerhn The members OF ms FANNY VIZ s %
H lhau -, sn,uy him with either shelter or Uoai
oioqe enav 81 undergoing similar sge bn unti
u ~ recently returned TO MS NiIas.' ira en- d
The Ahlf rc.TaaccaStnn ceremonies lie must i've III
arc, rpor r,r grassthatchcd house wrnc" "''
erected for him . ,ho ,ouest and most degraded
ester shaving the delinquent ana Pa' mir and nails ia
aitel S and foes will make over ,c i'' ADD aso
his hads a attendant who will burn ths M r"yrred
the low ~ r. INIT Then the Amir Is 10 pe Wv a.,
set fire 10 the ~er which he will take plunge lhn
Win or sariu' and out puheo rhr mil
the ver 1T he readmtted into caste ie,in '
ne h %,i feasted fifty Brahmans ana loo Vi n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
THE NEW SPANISH MINISTER.

According TO the latest papers from SPAN n"u -,
ss from Madrid published in "La0 NoVen'"o,' y,
Sw-York the new spanish Minister 10 's' w..
hates will soon arrive in THIS country Iie '"Co,sso
u Senior Miguel suarez Guanes is Don Enrique D"p"'
u LONE one OF the youngest ana hio'' No. ~.
rsus,. % - Iua FAMILY Is of French origin lie
vas horn ,n 49,, ard has filled several diplomatic
Posts Of great Importance. lie was secretary OF Le-
eton 4, I.na, peigum La Plata. Germany. France
Gd at Washington in 1883. After tie su'''ao ' VI
Minister Barca, Don pupuy de LONE ac,eo 10, NA
eeaths as Charge d'Ansires to Me o,"'en .,nan,
hewas the Spanish representative AT ".e n,,a, ~
Soss, co,,no. ,pd also was sent 10 negotiate at
Rome the prorogatoa OF the commercial treaty IN
1880 h. va" appoint.a Minister at Mon'eyIaeo Don
papuy DE- LONE has published several wor" OF Il
ihsry and historical character, which nave out Wy
ID reputation rs a great writer. lie al ,.'an o..
tM ta.nd ~ ,be United states where ne l'eu i,l
kversI wears ard 10 which country, ne says 10 "s
uends, ne Is deli ghted 10 return
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06

,'pnohs nom private s0urces have also come In f,r
'io support OF his widow. White who is neorIv r
'o''red' %it each day with grin Of pleasure rhch
e''""'N expanded, at these Manifestations Of I'm.
N4'"' III us death. until his nsIble faculte have be.
'o'uc 30 excited that the Bellevue Hospital surgeons
began 10 fear that laughter might prove fatal What
renders the peculiarly fortunate for White Is the
S'fatoned circumstances in which he lad been ploced
TOT want OF work He had been unemployed fo,
several months. and his family Oh the point ~,
suuNallon when In sheer desperation he sought en-.
PioEmcht where strike In existence.
days. pun j" T."
Tribune reporter called at Bellevue Hospital last
evening but could obtain verhcation OF the rcport
regarding the collection of money for stephen Wine
The Official, there di>claming any knowledge Of The
matter The report OF his death unauthorized by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
RRTyGING UNCLE SANS TREASURE.
A TRAIX.LoAp OF GOLD COIN COMING TO NEW
YORK FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

A TRAIN.LOAD OF GOLD COIN COMING TO NEW
YORK FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco. Aug (speclaD.--More facts Were
gnincd to-day in regard 10 the go ir9ln that Is
speeding eastward with Uncle SANS millions on
hoard with more than oUe armed guard fr each
million Il wal learned that tho train Is running
regular passenger time, but 1t has the right Of way
ovcr the Central route The trim left last evening
nj . o clock over the Central Pacific road, II VIII
RIM on that line TO Ogden. there taking m" Union
pneanc to Council Rlurs. and the chicago Burlng
TON and Quincy route 10 Chicago. What route viii
bo taken from Chicago to Washington has not been
decided on or # It has, IL Is kept secret. The train
hero WINS made up OF five cars. but one OF these Will
he dropped OF ut Ogden. Fifty men. nearly all
from the Railway Mail Service, are on the train as
puards Captain James T. White. Of Washington.
Is I'm charge.
II f. said that the shipment on a special
,roin was all practically done on the spur OF
ne moment and there were no elaborate prep
orotons The coin was packed in boxes and re
oycd iruckl0ad by rIckload. quietly
a IN Attract no attention. The gold was principally
stored in the two Union Pacific cars. constructed Of
rrourht steel and supposed to be bullet ana Donp
nr,of for the purpose OF carrying specie Inc bONe'
r,in,,c ,h trea,ur>. were made Of inch boards and
measured about lOxl4 Inches. They were provided
,ith iron handles and bore the Treasury sal. Con
id,hl. speculation has been INDUCED In as 10 the
:, ,.r,,n.,t's motive for making this large shipments
~ cold. and the explanation is gwen tnat In con
uepce OF heavy realization, on American Seelrfte
held abroad foreign holders have recently drawn much
~ tho cold circulated in the East, and more Is required
IA c,iard against any disturbance of the financial
eopiIbrnm The large quantity OF gold shipped fhar
ON thl, special train had been lying idle for twenty
IN v,nty-iour years. /: not needed for Govern
ment purposes and coud not be used 1t Is sara pha'
~ .,cks in which II was held actually r0tt-d and
broke open from the effects OF rust anu
AZ. II Is fact that S45.00O,OOO In goi
has been held in the SubTreasury FOR over
twenty wears the total treasure In yellow ana wme
metal aguegatffg s76,o0o,0oo, whereas Sd'ooo'ooo
will answer the purpose Of the transactions between
,bis branch of the Governments service and the pub
lie. 49,, 900 ooo
The amount shipped on this train was S2o'oOooOo
# was packed in 500 boxes, each OF which contained
GO 600 in rs and 80 pieces. What makes the snip
49, ypirtIe l. that each box marked a. q
pegtered mall package, and the Postooe Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06

Chicago Aug 5-At last there is a prospect OF al
.,rIy restoration OF eastbound freight rates iieH"ns
70 the pressure that has been brought to bear upon "
the vandaia HEe gives notice that II VIII ao'
rates ON grain and grain products u tho authO~ou
basis OF - II cents, and ON sixth-cia'S ar"oie' W
the authorized basis Of 20 cents por iVo pon"a,
w. =. q. vo,r Work. There Il a better feeling among
49, Chcaro roads to-day in consequence OF THIS an
,'arrcerent Had the vandaia's notice been de"yeo
a few DAYS longer, there is little doubt mat us re-
-, ..tss would have bean met. Tie supposition
ouocu -. Vaudala reduced the rates Tor the pnr-
IL that ,,rng certain business, aud having accom-
pose "a a., object is willing to put them back 10 thc
formsr baSIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
4 WIDESPREAD PlsSEyGER-RATE WAR

Chicago. Aug 5.-No little uneasiuess exists IN 'he
messenger department Of the Central Tranc Asso'la-
lion lines OH account Of the independent ana drihh
coTrse pursued BY the Nickel Plate. Two or three
weeks ago the Vanderbilts advised that th"y
must control the Nickel Plate or take III" coh-'
ducnccs Of widespread Generalization III rh'''' Inns
led 10 an agreement by which rate, were r's'"ru
and all disturbing tickets taken OF for sale. b"'
although the Nickel Plate WIS party T"
this agreement II after began selling rouilu
trip tickets between Cleveland and New 10TH
n SI1. the authorized One-way rat" being 10 a'"
followed this mp by making an - ronnd-Hp rate p'-
tween Chicago and Niagara Falls with liberal sup
over privilege. The Chicago and Erie has met int
competition by making round trip rate De'"c'"
chicago and Niagara Falls, including Seepnscr nc
communications. of - 30. The Pennsylvania ana tIe
baltimore and OHIO have reduced rates to the M''
NJ cent per mile from Eastern points 10 'hlc'-o
and 1t. Louis. and the Big Four has come to me Iroh
with round drip from indianapolis TO Chau aulua
Of -: 10 Cleveland ~ Toledo, -, and Detroli ~
This has bpugit the Cincinnati, Hamilton ana bayou
ip,s the hght, and the war continues 10 spIe"u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
CHARGES AGAINST 4 la WYER.
NJ. NJ. MENkEN UNDER lNDlClMENl.
SAID TO HAVE MADE FALSE TRANSFER or
PROPERTY TO ESCAPE EEsPON:I-
NILIrI IN \ SUIT

mLITi IN \ SUIT.
On the charge Of making a fraucu'ent u'''iN''r Vi
real estate Mortimer w. Mcnlen, lawyer at NO l4o
Na,sau-st was arrested YESTERDAY. lie had been III
alcted on Thursday. When arraigned before Judge
MARITIME In General Sessions Yesterday he was admitted
10 bail in 81 900. This was given BY Margaret l.
Nadey of No. 6l9 AmseIdam-aye.
Mcnkcn and his brother. perclva. did or do own the
tenement house No. 30 West sixty second Il. in
Iune last Mrs Catherine Clinton tenant, fell in Inc
hallway by slipping GA old oilcoth when covered
the floor She bad hurt internally. Her da"sn'
t.,. Ms. Annie A. Mcmahon. instructed burlington ~
shannon Of 80. C3 Wall st.. ~ bring suit lor daii'
ayes, That firm wrote 10 ". VI. Mcnhen ABOUT 'h'
.lIi which they were to bring. and on June % he
called at their Office. There was talk OF settlement
and Menken away promising to call again In Il
lew days.
On June 30 three deeds conveying the property NO
30 West sixty econd-s hled In tile Register
Office The first transferred IT 10 Miss Coinea AehAe
sister OF the two. By the second she conveyed II u
Isaac Newton Lewis, who BY the third transferred II %
u,rnev Dean for $4,000. Mr. Purr,nston's suspicious
were. aroused when lc saw the papers, ana they weIo
in part confirmed when he could find no trace OF the
existence Of either Lewis Dean Another fat tihi'
atncted hls attention that In the last deed Dean
signature the acknowledgement of the oath by ~ NJ
Mcnlcn rs a notary public, and MenHehs sis'A'"rc
were apparently all in the same Handwriting
Then Mr.. PurringtOn went sun lWlher III HIS III
vcsugaton. The three deeds were dated oc'ober 10
1891, and the acknowledgements OF the notary We're o
the same date This made IT appear that the Meihen'
sold the property before the accident Tie deeds wer'
nm blnnks which bor. at the bottom the words "foi
hcmus Printer, III FultOnst." MI. fufilhgtoi
learned that mp to April - all blanks issued Dy ina
housc gave the address as No. 100 Nassau-s tie Duai
ness having been moved at about that tiiho liz
seemed proof that October - was false dac' SO VT
burlington had VI. VI. Menken indicted under So'uoi
lG3 OF tho Penal Code.
Mr. Purrngton's theory is that the transfers "er'
made SO that papers could not be served on sne NC
Mrs, Cnton's ply sician that he owned the house ah'
his agent still collects the rents
dav afternoon nor at his homc No. 80 West Ninety
,ecoud-st last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
,,r.vr, WHITES CHANGED F0RTUNE.

One of the happest men in New-lors 0mS ,,o n
stephen White despite the broken sknii tut u,',a
b Is being treated in Bellevue hoSpl'a,. " ,,,h
sho Is a non.union workman, was S'rucA 10" -
brick, In the hands of union iaooi,
htthew Hunt while White was ABOUT " 80 - =
1tnt In a stoneysrd, at Twer'ns'. anu hoard o,
There a s,r,to had been ordered by the bcSiio %
Waking neley,tes This occurred about TWO ven
70, and q dsy or two afterward the report was pun
tAsa that Whit. had died from his injuries whereupo
y. Material Builders Association subscribed si'ooo 20
~ As v,1.w ana defray funeral expenses. suo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
Along her blessed shore,
One heart, ono song, one dream,
Man ttlall be fYe Forever more,
And love shall be supreme
4 NEW STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

The winthrop Steamship Company has been incorporate
nv number OF brooklyn men TO carry passengers anu
freight from New.York Bar Harbor and Passport NC
and St John y. b. The directors are General u l.
Christensen Thomas f. PeaIsal Cyrus T. staples seer
Frost Louis T.. Ranson Eugene 5. Mover aud IhOms'
NJ. Bartlett Louis h. Ransom, Of the Nauona' DanA
DeposIt is president Of the company, and Thomas VI
R,rtett secretary. The company has purchased 'nc
steamer winthrop, and she will make weekly tfips o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
Nps Holm II GORNAN.

Asbury Park y. J., Aug > (Spcciap-Mrs. Edith L.
German wife ~ John II. German. one OF the stock
holders and officers Of Swits Chicago Beef Company,
died suddenly today. She twenty-one years old
and married few weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs.
German decided to close their wedding tour With q
short visit 10 the seaside. Mrs German taler iii
on the train after leaving Philadelphia. and died
few hours after she reached Asbury Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
Holm G.. WEBB,

John c. Webb. a prominent broker OF TINS Guy n'eD
on Thursday at Lyndhurst his country home at hye
on the sound Mr. Webb i'll only Re" ho"rs' No
death being due 20 heart failure. lie leaves Wis.,
Mrs Harriet Webb n daughter Of the ate mehe ~
Johnston, and two daughters, the eldest Delhs o,o
wife OF Francis Hcgeman sutton. Mr. Webb was uorn
in St Louis and came to this city few years oSo'
building up here a substantial fortune.