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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
HM4TETRS TO ACT For CJJ.prrv

The performance TO be given at the Berkeley Lvccum
to-day at 80 p. IN. for the benefit OF the Durham
INDUSTRIAL Farm Is creating great deal Of interest
among the society women Of New York CITY Mrs
Howard Townsend, Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Crucer Mrs.
Fred DC Peystcr aud Mrs. F. lie Roy Sateree have con
sened to allow their names 10 be used in connection
with this theatrical entertainments As this IS for a
charitable object the tickets have been selling rapdlv
NO pains have been spared to make the peri FINANCE
entertaining. The Columbia Mandolin and Banjo Climb
nave offered their services. Robert Morcl and the
TWO Misses Lawrence will appear in oneac play OF
Jerome X. Jcrome's The chief feature of the evening
Is 10 be Mrs Jarcys Wax Works" the performers in
which are being coached by Richard Barker Among
The young ladies' to take part the Misses Shelley
watts, Tongue, Held, Ewing and whiting, and among
the Young men McSSrs. Kelly, Ewing. De Witt Held
and McNair. William +. Wood is 10 mpersOnate Mrs
farley. while J. j. X IIackctt will take the part Of
Mr. farley. Mr.. llackctt has also consented 10 dance
Cerineneita dance. The following ladies are acting
as patrone>Scs: Mrs. Howard Townsend, Mrs. F. de
Peyster. Mrs. William Kingsand Mrs Brayton Ives
Mrs. John Ewing, Mrs ;. Van Rensselaer, Cr1ger Mrs
william = Lawrence, Mrs. Edward OOthOut. Mrs Bena-
min = Church. Mrs. Faneul d. Weissc, Miss buchanan
Mrs > Van Rensselaer, Mrs. +. lie Roy Satterlee Mrs
Francis c. Barlow, Mrs. Henry Anderson Miss Minton
MIS- HerJaun ii. BIiStOw. Miss Harriet Robbins Mrs
laurence Hutton, Mrs. Thomas H. Barber ard Mr.,
William C. Davies. Tickets may be obtained from any
OF the patrQne,scp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
SrEyOGRlpHrES HAVE 4 BAIL.

The nth annual ball OF the Meuopoit tan ote'siolh'
,,o, ,,.. Given lat evening In ue ballroom Of the
pkeev lvccrm About $50 members Of the association
and their friend, we're p~,rt. The music Wa furnished
,r I,rd.r,s orchestra. The grand march. which wa,
formed AZ II o'clock. was lea oy "'o'|' =, "'N
- lu,ott Amony those present were
-, Fol, Iobn H. ,ieary. George <. Woiworth. d.. g.
" p Kemsey. J. " Mowbny, Clarence krum' Jane 3
par,our / n webb \. r Brooks r. w bliRe j. H.
uue W X vauderyere, w H. Hulse' "eofe' l.. fleder'
- Zimmerman. Robert Nichols, John WSl"ofth. Peter
" a, q u.nd.e Edward f. Underhill, Miss Weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
". BlRrHOLDI AND HIS STUDIO.
rom The Galignant Messenger.

From The Gaignant Messenger.
The Boulevard Raspail which will begin at the
Boul ward ST. German and end not far from the OBJ
ServatOre, Is of the roads which, begun some
years ago, are TO be pushed on to completion with
the least possible delay From its position the house
OF Barth0dl. the sculptor which Is situated at No.
80 Rue Vavin, is faed to be demolished first as SOON
as work Is resumed in that part of the Boulevard
Raspal which abuts the Rue sainte Beuve and tho
Rue Vavin NJ Bartholdi, very DESTROYS OF ESCAPING
the inconvenience with which he is threatened, has
Just written to the Municipal Council begging them
II begun. A representative Of the Gaulois"
went 10 see NJ Bartholdi, whom he found very much
upset by the thought that he wOud possibly be obliged
TO quit his studio. lie remarked " This Is the most
painful subject to me, and / would much prefer not
to speak of 1t. | should not like to be suspected Of
is far from my Intention. The matter is in other
respects simple enough II is in this place that have
spent my whole life, it is here that have executed my
Lion d. BelfOrt" and my "Liberte Eclalrant 10
Monde For more than thirty years have worked I'M
this sudlOyOu understand therefore the sadness
which feel at the idea Of the pckaxe being mployed
against these walls. am not contractor who de.
Tes to profit by appropriations ON the contrary n
tho authorities VIII consent, will make terms Of n
very advantageous nature for them and involving
sacrifices on my own part. II only am permitted 10
remain. What Will become Of met 1t is quito i'm
possible TO return to my dear AlSace and now / am
about TO be expelled from this little spot which love
for so many reasons Is 1t not sad and heartbreak-
Ing business? Again my private my professional
life has been spent here Can that interest the public
Oh, how l wish that they won Il let me end both nv
work and my life In this place.
The NewYork Central affords the fastest and most
complete through train service Of any railroad ia
America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
WIIIIAM DUPONT DIVORCED ~ SOUTH DAKOTA.

St. Paul, Jan. % (Specia-Wilam Dupont OF
Wilmington, Del. rcputed TO be worth several Millions
has quietly secured decree Of divorce from Mary
Dupont. at Sioux Falls, :. d.. and has started for
his home in Delaware. The couple were married IN
April. ISIS. Dupont gave his bride check ior
500 900, which she was 70 use for pocket money
Thn-s wet along smoothly, and Mr.. ana hrs'
Dupont regarded a couple To DO chNled
Hvng in superb style, having every luxury ana bolhe
the leaders in the most ari-tOcrstc society oil VII
mington. But ~ 1,-7. suddenly, and to appearances
without reason Mrs. Dupont deserted her husband
VINO mourucd for Il time, and then came to Soulh
I5ll0f.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23

The chapel Of the Madison Avenue Reformed Church. at
Fftyseyenh.st and Madison-aNc crowded last night
when Columbia College glec banjo and mandolin clubs
under the auspices Of the Young Peoples
Society Of Christian Endcav0T The Fsh-aye boarding
well represented and the efforts OF the college
boys were enthusiastically received. number Of new
selections given by the clubs. and the whole perform
ance highly creditable to Coumbias musical talent.
The "Coorcd Band" by MI Walker and The glee club.
and Memories Of the Min,trc-," arranged by Mr.. Muir
Gibson aud played by the banjo and mandolin clubs TO-
gether, received particular applause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
SUPPORT FOR GABz4 ON THE ROpnrP

san Antonio, Tex, Jan. 22.-private adviccs re
ceived there from The lower part of the Rio Gande
border are To the effect that the excitement there
the Cara revolutionary movement, instead OF
decreasing, is spreading the people, and that
the plOtterS against the Administration of President
Diaz gaining III numbers rapidly AT Roma and
Rio Gmnde City there many prominent Mexican
and American residents who DO hesitate 10 declare
boldly their sympathy for the of the revoll-
tioniss. Captain Francis VI. Ilarde, with his troops
has started out again from his camp near Pena STA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
HI TOOK clRBorIC ACID IN 4 CIGAR STORE

Richard DayI, twenty-eieht years Old, who formerly
kept book No. East Fo'tyecond walked
into the No l0f East OnchundI cd twenty
nftht Yesterday afternoon and asked for cigar Before
IL could he given him he drew small bottle from his
rocket swallowed the contents and fell 10 the floor. lie
he'd taken carbolic acid An ambulance summoned
and IN he taken to the Harlem Hospital. Davis.
who supported an invalid sister carried on his business
In the basement of NO. East Forty second.st and
pied rooms the top floor OF the house. lie
successful and during the fall and early his ade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23

fell of until finally on 81 he sold out the STOCK
to U.lman Co.. tho auctoneers and DISAPPEARED po'S
owed and the landlord OF the h"uSo
promptly stopped the auction sale. In the store was
stock worth about ~ 800, which had been otaned on
credit from wolthington & Co.. Selchow Fighter ana
0. ". Wright & 90. DAVE wiz probaDy dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23

crews Of men and the horses at work scrapng OF the
snow The lee has tllckenct to between seven and
nine inches There Is a demand for men and horses
and the operators are Offering ~ % and II 80 The
available privileges all along the river are being rapidly
taken up and from appearances the local operators
propose to be In readiness for any shortage that may
occur. They viii not rush In bindly again. however,
for the lessons OF $50 not yet been forgotten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23

Mis-, schefn, Miss Hart. Miss Marsh. Miss Suter Mrs.
NJ. T.. Pain. Miss Geaiy Miss Carly. Miss Hendricks.
Mls- Hartnett. Miss Badden Miss Perkins Miss Me
Chcane. Miss Farnham. Miss Elsie Mcmahon. Miss May
Morrill, Miss A. Corcoran, Mrs Walsh, Charles l..
drews d. H. Thomas. Benjamin Wood Lloyd Roberts,
W. y. Hardy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23

uoh' Tor the purpose OF making search OF several
suspicious ranches north OF the Texas and Mexican
National Railroad. lie Is also heading for THE re-
ported rendezvous on the Nueces River of a large
band OF the revoutioniss, numbering, IT Is saId 800
mn "~''' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
eonntrp Real Cstaie 90 Get.

'NO RENT or FOR SALE.-DwellinR, with
sAblLng for four horses, and two acres
~ isnc, ton minutes walk from Northern
a. Il. station. Tcnany. y. j.. city w9tr;
Nv plumbing; parlOr library. billiard
ION dining room. servants rooms. For
= fins. apply to ASHBEL GREEN, Van
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
Uork Uanteo.

Females.
n OMPOSITO two lady compost.
y tors; steady position can furnish best
references. \. \. c.. Box A., Tribune
ONCE.
4 ADY STENOGKAPHER VIII do daily
- cor espondcnre at special weekly rates.
All foius ~ tygewriting done accurately
crd. Address or call SIENOGRAPHER.
Room 30. Tribune Building.
u OSIrION ~ responsibility In business
d or overseeing house, by lady with high
t.-' t.-t'InOny Address F.. Boxg87 1nb-
un' Uptown oncc. i.o3s Proadway.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRI1ER.-
- Young lady desires position eXlerlrnc,L
and Al references; saary nOdeIate. Ad-
dr->s Mr.. CLARA MENkE, 105 Fast
lO6th-st.
- TENOGRAPHER and typewriter desires
- position bennington or Cnligrs PHI has
some knowledge Of bookkeeping willing To-
assist with oGce work; can furnish refer.
cuces. l.. NJ, 90 l,tave.
:, TENOGRAPHER and REMINGTON
- TYPEWRITER desires n permanent
position molcr1te sala'y. Address STEM
oGRAPHER $3.50 sumner-sye BROOKLYN.
TYrGW RITING.-By young lady at
i home manuscripts, letters. circulars,
etc; work called for and delivered terms
v,I PEwRITING neatly and promptly
4 done. Mr.. KATE q. FINLEY. with
Thomas Hall. typcwrlters' supplies and re-
lairs. s53 Broadsay.
WANTED.-work on pl portraits or land.
reasonable prices. Mrs. FOX, 1874 55th-st.,
R-ooklsn. & Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23

Augusta, Me. jan. D. tSpeciaD-The recent cold
snap the longest Of the winter thus far has greatly
improved the condition Of the Kennebec Zee folds ~
that the outlook for securing first class crop Is good
For two days business has begun In earnest all ,b
companies on the upper part Of the river puttpg I.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
Real Getatc TO Gfrbanef.

ENCNANGE BROOKLYN :enements in cam
- pletc order. paving good Teutsls, ior
farm or country seat. J. Il. lIOYT. Il
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
for Sale.

A ENGLISH LADY desire. to dispose Of
"A OF On extremely Old Crown Derby dessert
-tt III good repair, must be- -Jid iu.iuc-
aiStN II. NJ. T., 30 Nolleec-st.. To-
A GOOD PAYING confectionery and Ice.
"A cream saloon. with toos Tor manu-
featuring cheap. if sold at once. Address
CANDY, So SHAVE.
A MAGNlFlCENT $500 grand upright
"a plano, sl6O. Z pedals; little used all
"test tn.provemente. 256 West 42d-s,
nKrG STORE for ,ele. on a good Conner
~ doing Q good hn-inc~- vol stocked
20 coo sI.i00 down. Address DECOS,
Tribune once
nRrG BUSINESS for ss. The Test IN
~ Harlem. Apply . owner. PAUL
WEBER. $50 LcNinFton-sye.
n RIG S1OEE.-In BROOKLYN finely NJ.
- uatcd well stocked paying business
good f..t>on- Or -rliihg bargain n sold at
once EOCkWILL. ~? Wet 22d-st.
& EKAT CLEARANCE -SALE.-Preyious
nents IA sete Of fine books WOGTH.
lNIlON CO., ~ Broadway.
- KiCES WITHOUT COMPETITIONS
L Everything astDnirhiugly chop aud
wonderfully good unique p1risian Jewclfy.
goycS. corscts. handkc'chl-fs. periumefy.
JANNES. 800 broadway. and IS West
30th-st
IN INV ' ~ - ftlut'l~s -UFlNliEf IiI-
- uy rdllnC- -kylicht.. &c. NJ.
O'BRII.N \ son. 3l2 Broadway.
=. IXTY-FGNE HUNDRED st-cl oncrs,.
- ings o. the I'Is sident~ 81 the tDlrd
state. % date foI sale cheap. Address
WILLIAMS. lf7 Gth-aNc.
~ URNING LATHE.-B Beautifully finished
Il 3N-S. with side. post rhucks, tools.
aver. sc. an amateur outGt. Apply
J. Cedaf-st Room IS.
81. 800 600 p rSA -, ~ Sldn o.
z 20 catalogue rec. Adfrc-- DANlEIL
+. BEATTY. Washington. y. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
furnished Rooms.

A 7 81 IRVING PLACE.-~uitc Square,
n nan. D@cOrat ons. furnishing ana
house Al. brtakfast oluonal.
ID UNERE HOUSE. corner Rrosdw'Sy ana
"a Houston IT. Co m'orta lie rooms flr so
mt, per day and upwsd
Two LARGE connecting rooms Tor gen.
L uemen or light hou,oHcepIna pii~ and
.atn. 1913 dave, lrlNst- hOu%r.
= UNIVERSITY PLACE, near Noih
- Washington square Nicely iuraisbcd,
large. heated rooms. - small rOou~, ~
~ TI,ST. - WEST. Hands fur.
- sishrd rooms; ole large room. with
rrlNat bath; ceftlcrnet only reference.
- WEST 3lTH-ST.-Handsou fur.
L ~ nishcd. Hr-e. sunny rooms, VITA
bath also laiior Moor suitable for physi-
ciAI.
sOT LEXINGTON-AV large light
CC' ~ .as1nuy furnished rooms " let
Brooklyn.
TO LFT.--In Tri,ate house, nicely fur
nished room FOR one or two persons -
kcap-St., BrOONiHn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
rprsrs ano Carriages.

VERY HANDSOME pair bsy cob
"A hors =, l6.l hands. years Oh, per
tcily sound end kind free sly ll-h drivers,
single AMI double; can travel 10 nnles an
loar: uT.ce. $3.50. worth 81 600 elegant
victoria aud landau BY BTeWsttr. -ioV cacl
ttJt.e ard single harness. &c. at 23S
kchernerhOrn-st near Bond, Brootyn.
EQUESTRIAN OUTFITS, saddles bridlcs
Lstc illustrated catalogues fire.. WI T.
Nan SADDLE Co. us ChaMoers-st.. Ny.
C0R SALE.-,irsy mere, 49, hands :
i years old good free driver safe Tor
lsdv e. ride or Dive S.nd and tru" in al
Erless and under saddle. j. II. H., 80
1Olg aSs--t., Rr okyn.
EON SALE.-A hofsc. wagon ami har-
i ie>s; suitable f0r grocer $40. Apply
a. 81 Ad1ms-st.. Brooklyn.
one TEAM black carriace horses. -
" nds warranted sound ana gentle and
AFRAID Of nothing one Bre~s5er broucham.
jn perfect order also one set VERY tine
coach harness. Address D.. KoX l.. lib
uDe Office.
d. ANTFD.-5O, 600 O0o people 70 send
~ tor Bisch's carriage and harness cat
loguos 10 -,-s. as-oftP. at ~. America Very
Moderate prices; don't pay such eH.raysgans
kTces for harness and csrriagrs eet0b-
!.shed 1902. Address j. Fl. BIRCH. Bur.
lDR:On. n. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
Dreeemakina.

A RTISTIC Evening
"A gowns for young ladies' specially. In
unique designs. AZ short NOTICE ana n'ode =
ate CHARGES good purchased II desired.
Mrs McELROY, 81 East 3th-st, opposite
Denninys.
A RTISTIC DRE>sMAKI perfect NJ
"a ting costumes, jackets ana siups :;
handsome dresses for s12. Mine. OWEN,
262 West 23d-st "
RESsMAKER and COATMAKtE.-t'e.
~ CANT cutt.r and filter; ~ day or at
home perfect a. guaranteed cioth SUITS
made in one week for Sl2 reception dresses
q speciality d few more customers Ikch.
~ East 1Oth.sh near Brfadwhy
nKE.SSMAKER-By the day; perfect
- nttrr: understands children's dresses
Qo,d rtmodcller; wis take any KIND OF sow.
Ing home. 81 - per day. Call ZOZ west
35th-st., OIOOLE.
~ RESSMARING-T Tasty and flfth.sve.
styIes AT Harlem prices. $40 Madi-
son.aVe. between l0fh and Io'Ih So.
TpsTCLASS DRESSMAKING by the
day or ~ home. 209 East I13th-st
GOOD DREssMAKEE and SEAN
=, 20 9i OK 10 m,on t MoDERATE. Box II.
Tribune L r-1,n Office, ,Z3S broadway.
I AIDES TAILOR or dressmakoeif,i -
IL years experience; pervect huuDg
dTcsscs a. r.. KALLAGE. @ Fast liui'St'
near 5th-avc. -----------
RIVATE dressmaker and Tnili'ne'' a.
L NJ. X. 145 West llth-st
cFAL GARMENTS REPAIRED. a n9,h
- or out. Mrs BARKER, JIG Yves, S'on'
81. II years With George sinlth, "os'"'
st., London. and Gunther's. 5th'ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
Real Csta,e.

w stor . sp.r'DleTlts. fats, vacant !ot~.
eesirably located for sale, rent and eK-
rnaaCe. J.. =. MILLS, u Eat 42d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
nllstcllnncon5.

EFNTLTMFN wishing % dispose ~ their
VI lC9t-of clothing q. q far value Wiz
please cal on OF adde's EDWARD MIL
LER CS G.h.aSe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
Citn Real Csiaie for Sale.

A VENUE STORES and fiat property for
"A investment: several decided barr ans.
STEVENS, 9th-aNe., cor. 93d-,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
Rooms fuantro.

A LADY studying in Ncw.Yoik wishes
"A small room, " IN or without board, in
uri1ate family: references gi.rn and Pc
quiFcd. Adir(ss CLIFTON. Tribune Up
town once, LBS broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23

The NewYork Central affords the fastest and most
complete through train service Of any railroad In
America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23

A DyEKIIsEMLNIs. FOR. THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL ~ RE-
CEIVkD AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. 23s Broadway, corner Thirty frst-st.
LAO Broadwgy. corner 26th-st., until q
D. m. go West twenty. thirdst.. corner
corner Fourtcentn st. zoo Third-aVe., cor.
nor Forty.sevcnlh. It. ops Thitda near
slxty.nrst-st. LOS tirst-aye, 1903 Yves,
Forty.second.st.; 1902 Colnmbus'aye:i
l1T0 Ninth.ave., corner 72d.st. so
Liberty. St, 62 Avenue A. 1928 rhird.ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23

4 AUNDRESS.-By . young girl: un-
IL dsr-tands all fne washing, ironing, fut-
Ing; best testimonials; city or country.
call or apply az 357 shave, bet 25th sn1
oe,h sts.
The morning call., 1892-05-20
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.


OVERMAN SILVER MINING COMPANY-LO.
cisco, Cal: location OF WORKS. Gold Hill Storey
County, New.
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting OF the
BOARD OF Directors. held the 18th day OF May
1892. assessment no. 64) Of thirty cents (30e)
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable Immediately in United Sites
gold coin the Secretary at the ofice OF the COM
pany, Ali California street, San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 22d day OF June, 1892, will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton. and unless payment Is made before. Will be
sold on MONDAY. the eleventh (l1th) day Of July
1892 10 pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale. BY
order OF the Board OF Directors.
GEORGE d. EDWARDS. Secretary.
ofice-No. Ala California street, San Francisco.
Cal. my2O I'd
NOTICE or ASSESSMENT-BELCHER SILVER
business, San Francisco, CAL; location OF works,
Gold Hin, Storey County. New.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
board OF directors, held on the 18th day OF May
1892, assessment, No. A, OF % cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the eorpor
tion, payable Immediately in United States gold
coin to the secretary, at the Office OF the company
room 8, 33l Pine ST., San Francisco. Cal
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 21st Gay OF June, 1892 viii be
delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auc-
tIon and unless payment IS made before viii be
sold Tuesday. the 18th day OF July 1892, to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with the costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale. By order of
the board OF directors.
C. l.. PERKINS. Secretary
Ofice-Room T. 33l Pine St. Stock Exchange
building. san Francisco Cal. mYlS I'd
The morning call., 1892-05-20

dition. Hastily disincumbeTing himself of
bis womanly attire, he made free with one
OF the eolone's uniforms, wrapped himself
in his cloak, and hurried from the house.
Thanks to his safe conduct he found no
difficulty in leaving the town, Joined his
friends, and escaped in safety 10 France.
"Fiora was repTimanded by the Covenant
and her estate confscated, bnt she was set
at liberty, and, in company with her mother,
ioined OgilYie in France They did not
return to Scotland until the restoration OF
Charles ii.
Colonel Roche, whose completely in the
affair was discovered, was discharged from
the Covenant army; went to Germany and
took service there; did some gallant night
ing. and in one battle decided the fortune OF
the day by a desperate charge; became
general and count Of the empire and mar
Ted the widow of a petty prince. 80, you
see, the adventurer realized his ambitious
dreams.
''This is one of the stories suggested by
the Slain Mans Lee One Of these days l
will tell you another about the young Mas
ter of Napier" G. l.. AIKEN.
The morning call., 1892-05-20
GRIEVANCES ADJUSTED.
The Members of the TraInmen's COmmi
tee Return to Their Stations.

The Members of the TraInmen's Commit
tee Return to Their Stations.
The Southern Pacific grievance commit
tee disbanded yesterday, and nearly all OF
the division Superintendents have returned
to their stations.
A schedule was signed yesterday morning
by both sides which is in the nature of a
compromise throughout.
Many concessions were made by the COM
pany. and the men were also found ready
TO waive certain complaints con tained in
the first argument.
In regard to wages there is said to be lit
tie change, but the mileage basis PROPOSE
tion Is under consideration and may be
substituted for the present method Of pay
ing at any time.
1t is impossible to learn the nature OF the
trouble reported TO exist between the teleg-
raphers' order and the company, but that
\ grievance committee from this OrganiZa-
ton is coming to headquarters within few
days the officials do not deny.
Assistant General Superintendent Pratt,
who is in charge Of this department of the
service, has been notified to the effect as
stated above, but is not inclined to state the
ground of complaint at the present time.