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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
TORE UP 4 LARGE sum OF MONEY!
New Hampshire Jeweller Commits Sui
eide and Destroys Notes and Drafts.

A New Hampshire Jeweller Commits Sui
eide and Destroys Notes and Drafts.
Troy. Jan. 5.-Henry Dudley. a colored man
employed on the Tibbetts farm at Hoosick.
discovered this morning the dead body Of q
man about one hundred feet from the high
way. The man was about 40 years old. A
revolver was held in the clenched hand. and
wound In the head showed the cause
Of death. On the body was found large
amount Of torn currency in bills Of different
denominations. These represented more than
$500: There were also four drafts which had
also been torn. One Of these was for $15. 900.
issued to bearer ~ the Security Trust Com;
National Bank Of Boston; There were three
was gold watch attached to . gold gold Chain
In one Of the mans pockets small card
ing the name I. N. Il. Paulin. Matchmaker and
leweller. 70 Factory street. Nashua, N. H.
There was nothing in the satchel except few
cookies and small looking glass
=, The Nashua authoritie;s sent word tonight
that the man was Paulin OF that place. and
that he had acted strangely for some time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
HAD TO SLEEP ON TIRE FLOOR
Mrs. Krieger's Bosrdera Miss Her. All the
Furniture, and Fellow Boarder.


Furniture, and Fellow Bosrder.
There was no one to welcome David Krieger
on Monday night when he returned from his
labors as Waterman. at 76 South street. to his
home at 81 South Eighth street. Williams
bu-gh. His wife Mary. who usually met him
at the door. was absent. and In her place were
the five boarders, who wanted to know where
they should sleep The house had been
stripped OF all its furniture and Mrs. Krieger
WAS gone. All the boarders were there except
William Nellers. ana krieGer believes that
something more than coincidence Is RESPONSE
Die for the double Disappearance.
As the remaining boarders had all paid In
advance for a weeks accommodation and re-
rowed blankets from the neighhors and made
them as comfortable AS possible; Yesterday
he applied to the Lee Avenue Police Court for
warrants for the arrest e Nelers and, Mrs:
them had committed any offence against the
law. the warrants were not issued krieCer
believes that the couple are living together in
this city As soon as he can learn their adj
dress he says he will take the law into his own
hands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06

Inspector Br1tton's Wife Wants to Know.
Col. Dudley F. Phelps. Chief Of the Law d.
vision in the Custom House. was served yes
terday afternoon with a subpoena ducess to-
cum. signed by Judge BischoH. requiring him
Britton. a Treasury inspector attached to
Chief Wilbur's staff. The subpoena was issued
on the suit Of Britton's wife for non-support
service half a dozen years. His pay. is So a
d1y. He also receives a percentage from the
seizures. His yearly income approximates
$500. Col. Phelps will produce Brittons pay
rolls without murmur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
Abb g. Jackman's Assets.

Miss Abb s. Jackman. who once'wrote moro
or less erotic book. was examined yesterday
In supplementary proceedings In this city.
Samuel Reynolds Of Watertown had two judy
ments against her for $500 upon promissory
notes. Miss Jackman testified that before she
was OF age she wrote the life Of Miss Hannah
Perkins OF WATERFOWL. Miss Perkins refused
for 81 800. She compromised with Miss Per.
kins for 500. $3.50 OF which went to her attor-
ney: The rest she spent She had received
"Fatima." and had spent that. too. She Is
now, working for Norman L. Munro for $40 .
week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
Tile Setter. with an Ego for v.,u.s,e..

Detectives Hay and Taylor OF the West
Thirty-seventh street station arrested John
Bigey Yesterday afternoon as he was setting
tiles in drug store in Hath street,
and found his pockets filled with
soap and boxes of pills. The ar
by George Worth and Frank Thompkins
who had been arrested the day before In an
Eighth avenue pawnshop. The three men are
they work in. Jewelry found on Worth and
Thompkins was stolen from the Newport fats.
200 West Fifty-second street.
Among others who have been robbed are
Epgineer Gillllan Of the New York Hospital;
253 West Forty-fourth street. who lost 500
worth OF jewelry. Several opera glasses We're
stolen from the Marlborough Hotel. Several
In the wall OF the cellar OF Grants thing shop
at Broadway and Forty-frst street. where the
men are en- plOyed,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06

James Conover ana Frank Day Each Wanted
to Escort the Same Girl.

MoRRrsTowN. jan. 5.-James Conover. COL
ored. lies dead at his home. near Troy. set
Element seven miles from here. as the result
OF fight on New Years night at dance
When the dance was breaking up Conover and
q man named Frank Day quarrelled over their
respective rights to escort to her home COL
over was carried senseless to his home. where
be died on Monday Day was arrested and
lodged In the county Jail at Morristown last
night Coroner Hughson OF Morristown to-
day began an inquest, An autopsy was made.
future session of the inquest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06

Kate Breen, rs years old. who lived at 2.123
Eighth avenue with her mother and sister. was
forewoman In Canal street bookbindery. Her
father died two years ago. and less than a
year ago her brother died. She ,grieved a good
valid from malaria At times her illness made
her delirious. Yesterday morning she bought
bert 4. Koertge at 116th street and Eighth ave-
nue.. She returned home and dram the poi
son. and was dead before an ambulance ar-
rived.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
Jumped Fro. . Cab I. Broadway.

A Rood-looking German woman jumped
from cab at Thirty-second street and Broad
way at 10 o'clock last night and began to
caress q horse attached to- a hanson cab.
At the Thirtieth street station she said she
was Mrs. Solomon Werner.
The maid who accompanied her said that
Mrs. Werner's mind was affected. Sergeant
Cooper sent word to Mr.. Werner at the st.
Cloud HOTEL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
Fire A mid TRAININGS for tho Millionair
Club.

Some of the woodwork and fancy trim
mings designed for the Hotel Savoy and
the AIillionaircs' Club was burned this
morning in n fire that broke out ut
l2:3O A. NJ. in the factory Of Grissler d Son,
carpenters and builders. 832 to $40 East
Seventeenth street The FIRE began In the
rear OF the third floor, occupied by NicholAs
an hour with $500 dsmssA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06

On New Years eve. William II. Hanley. the
treasurer of Harrigan's Theatre. and son OF
Manager Mart Hanley. announced that on Jan.
II he would marry Actress Eveine Pollock ut
his fathers home. on West Thirty-fourth
street.
lls said that Emma E3 pollock sister Of tho
hrstte. would be, ridesmaid Yesterday
Evelins Pollock oubfi5hed denial Of the an
know young Hsnley. Treasurer HAnley. re-
ferred all inquirers last night TO his father.
who would not be intsfvteWSd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
A Police Justice mud Policeman Up for Cos.
tempt.

Recorder McDonough and Policeman Nc
Aleer Of Hoboken were arrested yesterday for
contempt OF court in refusing to obey SUBJ
pnna issued by Judge Lppincott, presiding
Judge Of the Court OF Sessions. The Recorder
Is the Police Justice OF Hoboken. They got Off
Prosecuting Attorney that they ought to be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
81. Ne. K,,l.a In . nA,lroua col,,.,o..

JACKSONVILLE. ILL.,. Jan. 5.-Six men were
killed outright. two probably fatally injured.
and many others badly hurt in collision this
morning between the east and west bound
Cannon Ball trains on the Wabash road ut
Aladdin. Mo-. small sutton near Hannibal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
AntI-AIlanc. Victory In mississippi.

JACKSON. Miss. Jan 5.-The Legislature met
to-day II. NJ. Street Of Lauderiale was elected
speaker by two majority over ex-senator
Madison. Sneaker Street is an antl-Alliance
man
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
DEMOCRATS HOLT.
Mayor Haynes Was Sworn In for HIS Fifth
Term In Newark Yesterday.

Last night the Common Council met and ad-
iourned without organization. The fifteen
Democrats abruptly left the hall. while the fif-
teen Republicans remained In their seats.
The reason given was that the Democrats
did not want to give recognition to II A;
whose seat Is bbslng contested
the Presidents chair. but did not succeed In
calling the roll before the Democrats bolted.
under the leadership OF Alderman Harrgan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
The Hon. Waiter Wood Dying.

TRoY. Jan. 6-The Hon. Walter Wood, the
well-kpown agricultural implement manufac-
turer. 10 dying Of pneumonia. supertnduced by
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
Eight Men Killed Over q Game OF Cards.

MACON. Jan 5.-Eight men were killed In
general fight at Brights 4 Wllinms's turpen-
tine htill in Clinch county Saturday. Tn,
light started with u quarrel between two OF
the men over alleged cheating in game of
cards.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
Senator IIllI. Movement!

sALSyhNI. Jan, Ex-senator Hill started for
nsw Lork on the train leaving here at 4:O5.
~ expects to visit Elmira II he can ind time
eeIose 9otng 70 Waehington. -''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23

And you must pardon while / counter 10
feelings. say that the choice OF your National
standaId.bcaer IL matter Of very least importance
beln. strictly subordinate supreme obicca Demo-
cratic National victory November. Now orgnnlza
be dispensed WITH and organi1a takes
somebody's time and trouble for have
organization must have and Is none 200
begin. Every Dcmocrot should lend a haDd ut cost
Of time and trouble according TO the measure OF his
ability. have been working out my share Of
tax. IL Is .he best | have 30 give. Il Is all have
give. not bcsecch you undcrate the task before
u.s. Andrew Jackson found tho money power a formld
able foe Is strength IS than doubled cnlccn.
means ouadruplcd nv the press. railroad and telegraph
But organize organize organize and all their viii
be brought 10 naught. Their main effort will :lnly
De divert true Democrats by uitless and separate
alliances ard false hopes and all expenses paid
straight work cordial union with the Democratic parry
the only power competent to effect their overthrow. II
they divide the peoples antagOnism, they conquer
ard keep he spoil which the laws which they have made
unrcpcalcd will continue - pour into their laps That
device o. the enemy can best be by conscientious
organized ncgLbohood effort. BIZ debate and persuasion
friend counsclng with friend But must be organized
Now what Is present situation! Au,ocrats and
pu0crats have from the patriots the Of
the Republican party and pressing the permanent
subvcrsl0n Of the Democracy Their capacities are nsa
table. Every month YOU hear Of new combine. They
easily through men who do not trust the people and
whom the people do not trust. Their own purpose Is
fixed and the Republican submission is complete. mould
and ashton Democratic Government into partner
ship Of privileged CLOSES collecting taxes for Issuance
brides u new defenders Of their badasmonachca system.
Tho bold daring who worked the Billion Congress
like putty In their mssertul hands eontryod legislation
which is gaining them the power OF Chinese princes
and the fortunes Of Monte CrsO. With largesscs and
sermons Oh the wealth they yany hide the
Of that wealth. has need OF its rights than
these nschadvcItcd laTgesscs IL has right to fair
race for wealth. With the spoil OF our own AVIATION
Tho putocrot their pie,s and their hlrengs pfonote
peoples Discussions that nothing In the world
20 hard a. united organized Democratic effort pushed
alght I'll election day. 1t IL not enough to have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23

"GLOvE-FITTEyG CORSETs."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23

rcred WITH ell sorts Of substitutes offered at
+" cut prices" by INSCRIPTIONS dealers, who
are not authorized 10 sell DR.. Picrces genuine
medicines. Don't DO deceived by them.
These genuine, world-famed remedies are
now sold only through regularly authorized
agents, and under q positive guarantee Of
Deneht or cure, or money refunded Tho
makers tal;o all tho risk Practically, they
Sell them TO you on trial On these liberal
terms, the genuine guaranteed medicines can
b. sold only at these long-established prices
Golden Medical Discovery, $l00 per bottle
Favoritc Prescription, =. sl,Q0 per bottle.
Pleasant Pellets, -. . 25 cents per vial.
But sold in this way and at these prices,
they're tho cheapest medicines that you can
buy, for you pay only for the good you get.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
The PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL

ORGANIZATIONS OF TIE CONVENTION Z
SPEECHES OF SENATOR HILL. GENERAL
sicKLEs AND Mr.. BEEBE.
Albany. Feb. o2.-washington's Birthday opened
bright and clear to the relief Of the visiting Democrats
The delegates were up early. The leaders had been
comforting all night and their work was nearly com
pletc The state Committee met at Stanwiy Hall at
90 O'clock. aud decided in advance the contests IN
the lid Chautauqua, Ist oswego and WITH Albany Dis
tricts in each case the Hill delegates seated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
FOR ANOTHER CONVENTION.
THE ANTIHIIL MEN TO ASSEMBLE IN
SYRACUSE on MAY 81.
SPEECHES BY MEsSRs. FAIRCHILD. LOCKE.
ANDERSON, THORN AND OTIIERs-THE
ADpREss-CONFTDENT THAT HILLS
NOMINATION CAN BE PREVENTED.
ruY TELEGRAPH TO TIE IhIBUNE.T

rBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE ThIBUNE.i
Albany Feb 32.-While David Il. Hill was deliver
Ing his peculiarly worded speech In the hall In which
his freeze-out7 convention being held this after
noon from 800 400 representative Democrats were
in session In another part OF this city. organizing
revolt against him that seems TO be OF Sufficient
strength to destroy all OF his political plans The
meeting OF the opponents OF tho lil machine was not
so large as the gathering at which Hill was permitted
to make speech; but at no time was the enthusiasm
In the convention great as was the enthusiasm
shown by the Independent Democrats whenever any
reference was made To Mr. Cleveland by the speakers
mt their meeting. At only one time during the meet
ing OF the Cleveland Democrats did any speaker mei-
ton MIR. Cleveand's name then those present cheered
for several minutes At another tme when the eX-
Presidents record upon certain topics was referred to,
there was loud and long applause; but when II was
voted to hold convention In May, at which delegates
would be present who had been honestly elected to
represent the voters of their respective districts.
pandemonum reigned for several minutes. Men stood
upon chairs, waving their hats and handkerchefs, and
shouted until they were hoarse
Tho number of Democrats who went TO this meeting
astonshed all the mon who have been active In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
THE EOLIAM.

The sevcrest musical critics endorse
the AOLIAN.
Why! Because it is possible to learn
to play the instrument in a week /!
No, because the music for the Ko-
liam is arranged from the full Orches-
trail score, and its rendition therefore
of the higher grades of Classical and
operate music is more perfect than
that of any other instrument.
Call AT our warcrocm- and form your own opinion
Is West 23d St.,
Boston Warcrooms, $50 fremont street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23

DRuti0ns, i'm
ita tions, and
countcrfoits of
DR.. Pierce's med
icines, t hough
sold ct wer
prices than tho
genuine m ed
icines, are dear at
any price. Beware
of them. Old bot
ties are refilled,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-05
The Wages Of Sin.

II have pursued crime with its fatal
consequences" This solemn warning is
the public bequest OF the hunted and
doomed man who yesterday cut his
throat in the parish prison in New
Orleans. Well.born, naturally bright,
well-educated, Fitzsimmons entered on
tho career OF a thief and a desperate.
As many others had done before him he
put himself to great pains to live with
out honest labor.
The same cxertion on legitimate lines
would have won him an honest livcli.
hood, perhaps something more, certain
ly the case of mind which he never had,
and the respect OF respectable, people.
Brought to bay, q fclon's death staring
him in the lace, lie realized too late tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-05
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A dispatch from Chattanooga an.
nounces that n a y has been found un.
der the suburb OF Highland Park, and
twenty-five men arc at work blasting
out the passage, which is ut first very
narrow, widening into large under
ground rooms, which seem to have been
used in tho past. 1t Is said by those
who have explored the cavern that
where it runs under tho electric railroad
limo tho current can DO distinctly felt,
being grounded. The subtcrrancan
mystery will DO thoroughly Investigated
by men who believe there Is money
in 1t.
Mount Washington, announces tho
Portland, Me-, Adrtrtistr, Is to be capped
with tho largest electric search light
over made, and tho highest beam OF art-
iicial light in tho world. 1t a DO
easily seen from Portland, and, under
proper conditions, II can probably be
seen even from Boston. Tho company,
which Is 10 be organized to carry out
the scheme will DO made up OF promi-
nent railroad and hotel men interested
in the future development OF New
Hampshire.
Bananas are very good when cooked.
Many people are fond OF them simply
cut in slices and fried, and hero Is n
recipe for M excellent and inexpensive
dessert: Cut tho bananas in slices, put
them in. Il saucepan, pour ovcr them n
half pint Of clarot, the juice Of half q
lemon, and sugar to taste; stow gently
fnr tUOnttv-ENn f,tut,tnu. onl unt,.n pnIl
Whipped cream makes good sauce for
this dish. About eight bananas will DO
needed for q dish for six people.
Wo have it OH tho authority OF Mr.. j..
@. Ross that in the South Atlantic it
rained on onc occasion for over m hour
when the sky was entirely free from
clouds. In tho Mauritius and other
parts OF tho southern hemisphere this
is not q rare occurrence, but in Europe
it IS; and the greatest known length Of
its duration was ton minutes at Con-
stantinople,-AR the Year Round.
II has been found that incandescent
lights in which the illamcnt has been
brought to incandescencc by direct cur
rents are less harmful to the eyes than
thOoS "a NuiSt VIZ lEHV ibo pcett pAo-
duccd by alternating currents. The al
formations have an injurious effect upon
the %retina, and the remedy proposed is
that OF frosting the globes.
Giovanni Gorge.so, the blind hermit
OF the Island OF Z%yacinthos, is declared
by q recent visitor to have devised 4 re-
ilcctor which throws sunlight enough
into his cave to warm it and comfort its
sightless tenant.
A daily newspaper published in
South Africa in the English language
has just entered the ~forty.seventh year
Of its existence. The paper is tho Natal
Witness, published in Pictermaritzburg.
The Oldest living lawsuit is on for this
term of the supreme court. 1t involves
the possession OF SlS, 70o, and was first
tried in May, 1914. /.
A hive OF 5000 bees will produce
about fifty pounds OF honey annually,
and will multiply about tenfold in five
wears,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-05
4 BANK FAILURE
Causes Gront Excitement, but Busincsn
lg''MEf Men nro Hopeful. '

.SSubcS nrcht Excltemoht, Int i5hsihcSn
Mon nro Hopeful.
DEMING, n, NJ. Fob. 4.-Undcr orders
Of Comptroller Of Currency Lacey, Bank
Examiner Lara has closed tho doors of
the First National Bank OF Silver City
and the First National Bank Of Deming.
The two institutions are under tho con-
troll OF the same president, G. H. Dane,
OF this place, and tho stockholders are
largely identical. The suspension was
totally unexpected and caused much OK.
element. There is Il strong feeling Of
confidence among the business mcn
that the bank hero will pay all creditors
in full. So strong was this sentiment
that within thirty minutes after the sus-
pension became known 4 large meeting
was held in the opera house, attended
by tho representative men of tho town.
Resolutions were unanimously adopt
cd expressing entire confidence in the
solvency of the institution, and stating
that il the present management was
continued all claims would undoubtedly
be satisfied. This action tended con-
siderably to allay public alarm. All the
Grant county and school funds OF the
district are in the bank.
The cause OF the failure is unknown.
Many JUNIORS are atloat, but it is i'm
possible to place crcdenco in them. Tho
assets arc not known, and the bank
officials decline TO make any statement.
The capital stock OF the Deming bank
is 100000, and OF the n at Silver City
$50, 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-05
Che Q~ntdlEgetrGer
WHEELING. FEBRUARY q, 1902.
REPUBLICAN CLUBS,
Call for The Annual Convention Of The
State League.

The fourth annual convention OF the Rcpubli.
can League OF the State Of West Virginia will
convene in the city OF Tarkcrsburg. Wood coun.
ty. at l2 O'Clock noon. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY %,
1892, this day having bcon recommended by tho
National Lcasuol, for the election OF officers for
the ensuing year, tho selection OF delegates to
the fifth annual convention OF the Republican
League OF the United States. and for the transac.
ton OF such other business as may regularly
come before It.
Each Republican club In the state Is entitled
to be represented by five delegates,
tits requested that tho election of delegates DO
held and a list thereof be forwarded to the Sec.
rotary Of the State League at parkcrsburg, W. Va,
rs soon rs possible.
Full information as to the rates OF transporta.
ton will be published MS soon Us the necessary
arrangements can be made.
HENRY C. FLESIIER, President
r. Secretary. F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-05
An InCOnvcnient Law.

The lot OF the Princess May OF Tccll is
indeed a Sorry one. Having been be-
trothcd toEa princess royal an old Eng
fish law forbids here to marry within
five years OF the death OF her afianced.
Ii it be true that Prince eorge has been.
selected to- step into the shoes OF mis-
late brother and carry outstle marriage
contract, this old law will be considered
particularly inconvenient.
Perhaps in this case q way would be
found to get over the law. What shall
stand in the way Of royalty? And must
not the line OF succession be continued
so as to cut out the hateful Flies?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-05
The Best None Too Good.

The University Of Chicago will start
~iull-tledged, with the best professors
money can obtain, as the Johns Hop
kins began its career. Tho Chicago in
stitution determined to pay $1,000 a
year to every professor it invited to q
leading chair, and it is taking some OF
the best from some OF the oldest seats OF
learning. 1t has successfully invaded
Harvard, Yale, Cornell, Oxford and
Freiburg. Tie west is something more
than wild and woody.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-05
A Small Man in u Big Town,

There is a eolored' Republican in the
Baltimore city council. He is a lawyer,
a man Of good standing and is serving
his second term. Having moved the
appointment OF a committee to bear Il
message to the second branch he was
appointed II OF 4 committee OF two.
The other one refused to serve with the
colored member.
The president Of the body, a Demo-
crat OF sense, called 4 member to the
chair and went along with the colored
brother. There aresin this world men
small enough to so through the eye of a
cambria needle,