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Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-29
THE WILLY CARZA.
General Stanley Believes That His
 Capture VIII Re No Eany Taak.

Capture VIII He No Easy Task.
 SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Jan. 2s.-General Stanley, commanding the department of Texas, does not believe the rangers will succeed in capturing Garza, notwithstaud- ing their present plan of operation, which is said to be based on accurate knowledge of the revolutionist's whereabouts. Garza has been ostensibly located so often and escaped so many times that the general be- lieves he will not be captured unless he is accidentally found in camp somewhere or voluntarily surrenders.
 General Stanley believes that Garza is accompanied by only two men-his brother and an experienced scout; that they are continually on the alert and while occa- sionally visiting ranches of their friends, never sleep in house or the same spot twice, while the federal troops are watch ing the river crossings, and the rangers are scouting between points. The troops will be maintained in the field, and should occasion require will be augmented by re- Inducements from posts in the Indian ter rltory.
 General Stanley believes that Garza will not again attempt to organize his force on the lower Rio Grande, but thinks it proba- ble that an outbreak may occur further up the river. With this end in view or ders were yesterday issued to officers at Fort Clarke to proceed to Camp Eagle Pass and patrol the border half way down to Laredo. Captain John G. Bourke, who was summoned to report to headquarters here, is again with his commant at Fort Ringgold.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-29

Only twenty five cents for a bottle of Salvation OIL the new and popular liuimeni.
 ola John Browns fort aE Ha'per's Ferry is noi so celebrated as DF. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-29
THE VIENNA MURDERER.

More Testimony in the Case of the
 Man Who Strangled Eight Servant
 Girls.
 VIENNA, Jan. 2s.-The trial of Frank Schneider and his wife on the charge of murdering and robbing eight servant girls, was continued yesterday. A number oi letters were read duplicating the woman in the work of decoying the girls and ob. taining their luggage by means of forged documents and other ruses. The woman finally broke down completely and burst into tears.
 The evidence adduced yesterday showed that in one case Mrs. Schneider eIhorted her husband not to get too drunk, saying: ''You know what you have got to do." Violent mutual recriminations were ex- changed by the prisoners, as on the pre- vious days of the trial The police are convinced that several other murders, as yet undetected, will be traced to the hands of the prisoners.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-29
Withdrawn the Train.

LONG ISLAND CITY, Jan. 2S.-The Long Island railroad has withdrawn the Boston express train via Oyster Bay and across Long Island Sound. The new route failed to pay. The company may resume run ming the train next spring.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-29

Lord Fauntleroy. SI.14; Webster's Handy Volume Dictionary. LOG /; Ben Hur, SIc; Football, by Walter Camp, 75c; Ben Hur Gar field edition), vols, S. so, at The Boston Book Co., zSs Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-29

FOR INVESTMENT. A INFORMALLY HOUSE, recently put in good order, and renting for SIS per month to good ten ants Price 5000; terms to suit.
 BUILDING LOTS in different parts of the city. FARMS FOR SALE near New Haven.
 MONEY TO LOAN at 5 per cent
 DESIRABLE RENTS from $s to $50 per month.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-29
MINIATURE AMMAN AC. JANIJARY %
DEATHS.

eUN RISES, 7:06 MooN SKTs, HIGH WATT BUN SETS, 5:03 4:59 10:32
Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-29

BUILDING LOTS. Best Locations in New Haven. TERMS OF SALE will be made to accommo date purchasers.
 BUY NOW before spring building increases the values.
 EDWARD M. CLARK, d3 121 CHURCH STREET, Room 18
Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-29
MIR. BLAINE's RESPONSE.


 Mr. Blaine addressed letter to Mir. Montt under date of 27th acknowledging the receipt of the latter's communication of the 23d, informing him that the (Montt's) zeal for his country led him to make some mistakes which MT. Blaine at some length proceeded to correct. These alleged errors were in connection with the submission of the questions in dispute to arbitration, the demand for MT. Egan's recall, and as to the delay of the judicial investigation at Valparaiso into the Balti- more affair.
 FULLY PREPARED FOR WAR. WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-It was openly | admitted at the navy department today that this government was fully prepared to enforce it's demands against Chili in case they had not been secured by diplo- matic negotiation. The entire available naval force has been concentrated SO as to | be able to make an almost tconcerted attack on Chilisn ports. The Pacific squadron would have been speedily reinforced by the squadron at Montevideo. The Nianto nomah, Newark and Vesuvius were held il reserve for possible war service, and grea stores of coal, ammunition and provisioni have been forwarded on both Atlantic anC Pacific coasts so the deet should be ampl, supplied in case foreign ports should b. closed to them. Arrangements had beel made fo- the use of number of trans ports and auxiliary cruisers, an, the steamship Ohio was to be ftte, out at Boston as @ repair shop Four steamship were chartered from tn Earn Line Steamship company, laden wit
Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-29
Fire NI.r.haI Kennedy,. Repor,

Van HOuten's Cocoa -sonesrssd.ussd always.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-29

OlG
 1 The house and lot, also adjoining building lot 36 High street. House has thirteen -ak good rooms. Location excellent for ren ing rooms If this property shall not be sold by March first it will be for rent. Posses sion given May first. For terms apply to
 HUGH J. REYNOLDS, ia26 It. 152 Grown Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-29
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ons Cent q Word each insertion nvs esnts . word for . fall week (sexsn tfmea.,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-15
S. w. Thacker Married.


Mr. s. ". Thackcr was married, at
Alum Springs, Henrietta county, Va, on
the 5tl inst to Miss Mary Rohledcr, the
ceremony being performed by Rev, Mr..
Barton. There is nice little string of
romance connected with Mr.. Thackcr's
courtship and marriage. About six years
ago he met the lady who is now his wife
ut his sisters house, for the 6rst time. 1t
was u ease Of true love on first sight. A
fcw pleasant days were spent with her
there, since which time they had not met
up to the day Of their wedding. Their
first meeting has been six years ago. They
correspondent regularly up to about
eighteen mouths ago, when letters between
them grew shorter. and fewer, and at
length ceased altogether. However, be-
ing bound together by the bond of true
love, they we're not destined to steer
sins!y their little banks down the stream
of life a few months ago the correspond
encc was revived, tho result Of which, as
stated above, WAS their happy union on
The oil, inst. The posr extends hearty
congratulations to the happy Young
connie
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Chased liz Herd OF Wild lIorscs.

1t was wl.ilo waiting at Srinasnr, that
splendid city of the old Maharajas,i !hat
We made the acquaintance of Captain
Haliwell Sayre, Of Her Majcsty's Thirty
seventh, and Col. Sir Joseph CAPITAL he
latter being the governments representa-
tive at Srinagar, from Marc' TO Hovcm-
Der. We had six weeks before us to get
over.ihc Himalayas on our way to .Ica.a-
bad, and knowing Ills, Captain Ha:iwc'l
suggested that hunting party to L.dak
ho organized, the trip to occup: forty
days.
Oar party, as we fled ont of Srinasar,
the capital city of nc seven bridges. on
August ., 1889, consisted of Sir Joseph,
Capt. Haliwcli and m..sc't, six pack
horses and their drivers. lirec body scr
wants and four ,inuni#incers TO act as
guides and men Of III! work. There never
was more picturesque part, thanl'liS
sailed furih-nn Il hunting expedition. III
fuurtccI, ,lays from the time welcft Srina-
CIR we were comfortably Installed IL The
low. rambling stone aud -iuaco b,lpsa!ow
inn. residence, cr Whatever ymi may
chooae 10 cal il. ot a comp"%its rs.,icl
curiosity in LII named 10 Singh Meng. n
very grave and rcticcnt in.n TIfll bid
oyc and gorgeous tna'c.
The morning following our arrival.
leaving everything but twu aack-ilurseS
and three my,:::tliiiccrs with cur friend.
the cararlnsarr a.elc-. VIC STARVED fus
thc hunting grounds westward rn he
reninsrla .hrl, is formed Ivy ihc inii.-
lion OF the litans AID is northern
branch.
We calppsd at !. p.sia: ..i.e,,i Z: aile
ron the eastern r.issr. s:.iln Tire asai.l.;s,
= hi hid i,r..n jj.,ine,l ut In bT three ,cis
mounted hllf--i'arfir Kasniitis fraun flat
,,ac.. went pounding Away toward i
clamp I'll ,imi,rr in the north q, see Il
There were arr traces ol e.pas.ls. .!iciT
we're a,,srtt fully tilre. hours. ssni ar
uuunccsl on ,i,rir return iis.,t i;ie.y had
found traces nf hath leaparsis ami st'tssss,
Flu. liipy advised that ihe huns IT. p,,sf-
peied until ,Issliglft, II, the l.Nsici issi
ItIis ganla would bc rissc feniil slEss's.i-
I prjsod.
Tie p.,ie lls ,ass,s,l s:ss insl
Nts;pra etlse vi tho ss:,'i
/ a!,cs, tllc 4:suii sls,tsi US CERT yi,,,,
r:;rsi Us To l,t,r lti., s.ssr ssisl - iSss'
F,rs ss raj t,,l, it.' ia iils: Il :rri,s sllst,
{, ~ ii silais i,ssls si.s., i,'sssitss
;,p ire1ll lii. w,isis - u.lr q
!,al il: ,l.,s s- ii land. tialt ~ lis'ss
.ste, aifis i,Ii sltssi' z. Eye
iiis HE silsI,a,ii III he % WI ne, q
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-15
OUTSIDE LOCALS.
THO Musical Concert.

The musical concert, given at trinity
church last Friday evening for the benefit
Of the Presbyterian Sunday school was
we'll attended and was a great success.
The following programme was rendered.
and each and everyone Of the singers gave
evidence of a high degree of musical tai
emf, while some of Thorn showed that they
were masters Of tile science Of music:
siano Sco-5th NocurDe. .i'@o'~"
Miss Daisy Ridenonr.
Vocal Duet Feel Thy Angel Spirit ....;,..:
Mrs. r. Bullitt, it,, and Mr.. +. j. Bird, jr
Vocal Solo-GardeR OF Sleep Mr.. John ". ro1s u
Molc Observation-Disclosures Farewell. .9 hinao'
Mcs.rs. FersusoR, Bird. Palmer and Whitehead.
Vocal Solo-Emhargassment 49, 'fT "o'
Mrs If. Bullitt, jr.
Vocal Ssio--Swalows' Farewell ........... kucKAn
Messrs. Ferguson and Bird.
Cborus-Oh! Italia Italia, Beloved. .Donizctti
Incrmisslon.
Piano Solo--Oyer the Wave. ................"h While
Miss Daisy Ridenour -,
Song =, Il, rin .
Vocal Solo Anchored. ~. watson
Mr.. r. j. Bird, ir.
Vocal Duet-Ah, Have Sighed to Rcst Ne. .J. sc1ai
Mrs j. T. nuIlitt, jr.. and Mr.. H T. Ferguson.
Sailing. IN. M"'aS
Mr. John W. Fox. jr.. and male chorus.
Vocal Solo-Opcn Thy Lattice. .Oricg
Mr.. ii. 7. Ferguson
Sleep, Gentle Lady s.................h II. n. hish"p
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Mr.. Cleyeland's Cabinet.

A New York special says: affairs are
so shaping themselves, it was admitted
to-day, that Mr. Cleveland may find it
necessary to insist SO far as he can upon
cx-Sccrctary William G. Whitney accept
ing n porto i'll the Cabinet. Indeed,
several very close friends of Nr. Whitney
believe that Mr.. Cleveland is determined
to request him to i,c Secretary OF State.
.Manv Democrats would like TO gee
New York state get the Treasury port
folio. but that place j. the one which is to
bother Mr.. Cleveland the most. Through
ont Mr.. Cicyciands administration the
Empire state had two representatives IN
.he Cabinet. This was rather UNUSUAL,
according 10 western critics. Now that
thr nest l,as come out SD brilliantly It's II
factor in cteciing the Democratic Prcsi-
dent. there are many Democrats from that
section who believe that Mr.. Cleveland
should select n Western man for Secretary
OF the Treasury, ms we'll Az Isaac i'use7
Gray for Postmaster General. Fi.ay p..int
out also that lhore are financial distlt'c-
liuus between the cast and west. which
uroulisc to lecomc still more pronounccd.
.t!hc Postmaster General and Inc Sec
rct.,yr pi tic Treasury between them irac-
,icaiiy c.ntr,i the bulk ol federal patr"'l-
age ut the command Ut the adnIinisira--
tion. This fact is AZ important one with
the western liusticrs. 1t Is admitted i,y
Mr.. Cleveland 5 friends hat lir could very
vel! afford this time 10 give the west enc
moro Cabinet officer than il had un,lir ~
FIRST administrator. This additional Css'-
met officer would naturally t,s onc.,f tho
,wa given New York Stale Isl Ar.5Clsrr-
lands ,,reyi,.,is administrations.
s,Mr. ClevelnltI IS i,i,w il. .sssscssio:t q
documents representing the wishes u
southern and wesit,rn i)s:Ilncrats s..,,crril
ing his make up of ti.e t.in.,s Tie hi.s
glanced over - iIuntrr at these ii,;l;,,,t'
Anil 10 will sire them iust,sar r,ltlssstsfrr'-
tim. Alter he sunliday s,.ass,is hs Nil
devote most l.i- inc IA, p,,.l.lrrins s'y..l
Them. l'hsse il. his epl.iislshcc say Thai
| tlle selse. io,senf Il t.,i,ife, sill liz il.ar'
iil,eti.ers,nIa tilsi. In itt rss,sei
That he caniins How DRAW upon lhc l'niic'
:. States !Senatr. :, *
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ANOTHER BRIDGE CRANK.

Ronnokc, Va, Furnishes tho Last Fool
Brooklya Bridge Jumper-Daniel Nc
LmuSlin Leaps 1, Distance of IA Feet
into the River, and Is Taken out I'm
harmed.
On the evening OF the 9Th, inst, Daniel
Mclaughlin engaged cab on the
Brooklyn side of the great Brook
lvn bridge to drive him to the
New York side. When the carriaSe had
reached about the center of The bridge, he
opened the door aud stepped out, and be-
fore anyone could reach him lie made
dive into the river from tho railing, falling
n distance of ia feet. Three New York
policemen happened to be on duty in Il
row boat under the bridge and saw him
fall. He was under water about thirty
seconds, when nc rose to the surface and
doated ON his back till tho policemen
reached him with the boat and pulled him
in He was conscious when taken into the
hoat and remarked, "Well, I'm damncd!
when lie saw his rcscurers were policemen.
Hin was taken to Chambers Street Hos
pital where he was stripped and placed
under the regular bridge jumpers treat
mont. The doctors said that The most
careful examination failed to show even a
bruise on his body, but possibly he had
suffered from internal uinjurics. Shock
thonrh. was about all that allied him. The
New York Sun gives the following list OF
thc different cranks who have made The
fearful leap from the bridge into the river
below:
"Robert Odium was the first. He
Jumped ON May 70, 1865. and was killed.
Steve Brodie jumped ON July "A, lSe6,and
was picked mp uninjnrrd. A man named
Kurtz jumped on Novcnber3' of the same
wear. He was picked up badly injured,
and spent scasou in Bellevue Hospital
He was also in Jail for a time. Lawre':cc
Donovan, !; composiior,jumped on August
%. 1856, and was not creu piascd. pono-
van aftermard went to London and az
uuired II habit Of jumping from London
Bridge Into; the Thames. He jumped one
day when bo WAS drunk and was killed.
In the latter part of 1856 jumping from
the bridgs was declared to.he.a nuisance
and the next Legislature made it mis-
drmeanur. On ApfiI:.s, to show his con-
icm;t for the lar, E. dc Frcilas,an llal-
ian boy, l(i gears old, jumped OFT, was
piccd up by tug and landed at Green
point unhurt. He was not punished. A
man named Byrnes was The next n;.n he
Jumped in August. 1883, and recovered
from Tho injuries he sustained. In An-
gust, 1890. u German, Who lett his coat
Ibvllina. jumped, and his body VAS ,leseT
found. Tbs iast mau before Mclaughlin
was Frank slecar.y. He jumped on Sos-
on.bcr =, q. ls:,. on 4 wager of Fly md via
killed
Mclaughlin, for the last nine years. ss'
| has l,ee,, employed IN the t'iaeissaiiil'
ldeparirucns Of thu Roaaoke sis.,) Ma Dig
lc.linv Works. Abont 4 scar he sold sold
Isome prcperty he hid there for set'da
Since allieh fine be has iens na work ss
/ Ru look i trip 10 his Oil home i'm ireland
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Write an Essay on Big Stone Gap and
Capture the Prize.

THE UNITED STATES INVENTOR, of Boston,
Mass, is offering $1,000 for prize essays
upon American cities and towns, the
ESSAYS to be received until Dec. 81, 1892.
The prizes will be subdividcd as follows:
For the best essay respecting any Amer
lean city or town, $500; for the second
best essay respecting any American city
or town, $500; for the third best essay
respecting any American city or town,
$500.
Each essay is to deal with the merits Of
the city or town chosen as its subject,
either as desirable place of residence;
as affording opportunities for investment;
as place Of peculiar location; as place
of unusual rapid growth; as place in
which an unusually large amount of cap
ital and labor il employed in any particu-
lar industry; as place possessed ofgreat
uudeveopcd resources, such as water
mower, coal and iron, etc, which is pecu-
liar because it has long escaped attention;
us place Of great historical interest; or
as possessing any ether claim to unique
interest or special distinction. The essay
may cover either one or all Of the above
topics.
In awarding the prizes, the judges will
consider the literary merits of the essays,
as we'll as the merits of the town or city
described. They will not, however, so
outside of the essay itself for evidence
that the town or city possesses any special
interest Any claims which even we'll
known city may have to distinction within
the intent upon which these prizes are
offered must rest wholly upon what is
said by the essayiSt within the space OF
the column allotted to him. This condi-
ton, together with tho consideration of
literary merit, will give the essayists IN
even chance. All the ESSAYS. which are
intended for competition should he marked
as such and forwarded to either of the
Offices of the United States Investor, lSa
Franklin street, corner of Pearl, Boston;
s35 Broadway, New York; 24l Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
In Big Stone Gap is certainly found
good subject, so let some Of our literary
people try their hand in this contest. Ii
they don't get the first prize it will lie for
lack ofdcscriptive and explanatory ability
aud not for lack Of material.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-15
JAY GoULD.s WILL.
How the Mul.l-aIil1fonalro Divided ur
yEis Immense rortune.


IEia Immense Fortune.
| JAY Gould's will has been givenfo th'
public. 1t was made December, 1854
! during the life time of his wife, making
| provisions for her benefit which faileo
for reason Of her death, after which va.
rious codicils have boen attached. Sew
eral legacies arc loft TO sisters and Others
comparatively small amounts. He gives
TO his daughter, HELEN, until his youngest
child arrives at ags,..sho use Of the resi-.
denso at Irvington, commonly called
"Lynd Hurst" free of taxes, and all
furniture, books, paintings, household
contents therein, and $4,000 per month,
stating that this was donoi i'll expectation
ofhis minor children, Anna and Frank j.
as we'll as his son Howard, will, during
tho period above provided for, make their
home with HELEN.
| To his namesake and grandson, Jay
Gould, son of George, he gives 100000,
to,be held in trust by George, with au-
thority to apply same to the support and
education Of said grandson; to pay one
fourth TO him at the age OF twenty-five,
one fourth at thirty and the remaining
half at thirty-fve, with power to pay
same Mt earlier periods, in the discretion
of his father.
To his son he makes the bequest sub
atantially iii the following words:
"ay beloved son, George j. Gould,
having developed remarkable business
ability, and having for twelve years de-
voted himself entirely to my business
and during the past Ave years taken en-
tire charge of my difficult interests, l
hereby fix the value os his services at
$4,000, 600 cash, less the amount advanced
by me for the purchase of tho house Tor
him on Fifth avenue, New York city;
$500, 10000 in the ST. Louis, Iron Mountain
and Southern railway consolidated five
per cent. bonds, $5O0,000 in Missouri
Pacific railway trust five per cent. bonds;
10. 900 shares of Western Union stock and
lO,0OG shares of Missouri Pacific stock,
all TO be taken amp treated as worth par.
He appoints as executors and trustees OF
his will his sons, George, Edwin and
Howard and his dauther Helen, and most
ample provisions arc made for the young
er children, Frank and Anna.
There is the usual provision that the
property of his daughters is forthcir sole,
separate use, free from any estate or con-
troll of their husbands, and prohibiting
all dispositions orcharges by any of the
legatees by way of aticipatipaton or
otherwise. There is provision that IL
any of his children marry without the
consent Of a majority Of the executors
and trustees, then the share allotted to
such child shall be reduced one half, aud
the other half shall OF such share shall be
transferred to such persons as under the
laws of New York would take same II
tcstator had died intcstate.
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L
,,utss two more of the Wild stations vera
ayings BESIDE Che gray: II WIS 70 mech i0s
she remaining half dozen OF tho sseft, a.sa'
after few circlings and whihi,i esy.sh g
survisors dashed of to the, west san0 80 g g
half all hour were nothing but moving
dotssth size Of pfnheads on the hot ixaa y: y
We rested. the sturdy little mare ana
myself, for two hours, and then rode sisas :
to camp She took the bit jss her. teeth
when tried 10 ride her up beside the
dead animals, and not only rcfnssd 20 Alss
proachsnear. them, but made q dstedr or
half q mile to avoid them, and i was pew sr
srlesx TO control her. Those kashmif
horses we're bred from this wild stock or
iginally, hut generations of demonstration
have filed them with terror for their nn-s
famed kindred.-[J. Sclfridge Eaton IA
Press.
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\ s1o,ooo pn,nass sals compromisetl.

n s1e,ooo Dnmnsc suit Compounded.
II will he remembered That shortly
after the hanging of lalton Hall. At
Gladyille, this county, book, supporting
to gise the history OF tho Noted oailaw,
Was published aud placed on sale by =.
81. Greesr, Of Coilnrn, Va. inihis book
reference was made TO Mrs $. f'nyior
lin connection with the Halls trial in a
manner that Mrs. Tasior's husband felt
justified in sakiHg legal aciion ~ sara
pressing the sale of tho book and also
institntins process Of damage sui. The
damage cIaia,ed was 81 q, slllilssl At the
recent term os' circuit ccart ri sstllpros,lise
Was affected as 10 Tho amount Of damages,
and the publications md sl,s sale of the
hoo Isrs ssed
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The rntermons Help

The help around hotel goes far toward
making it = success or failure. Maj.
Harrington seems to have closely consider
ed this point in his selection and has a
"full team" of 6rst-class help in the per-
sonases Of Geo. II. Sneed, stewart, and
John Davis, head waiter, assisted by Jos.
Hale, Will Wood aud Henry Bailey. The
boys are all polite, and waschful of the
wants aud needs of the guests Of the
hotel, and understand and 10 what is eS-
pccted of tieni.
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!. short time ago, and returned to Roanoke.
he Drew 1900 from the bank in Roanoke
and left there for New York on the 18th,
inst. Its thought that an over-supply
of strong drink caused him to make the.
terrible jump.