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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
Paderewsk, at seidvs Concert.

Paderewski appeared at tho Seidl concert
again last evening. and the Lenox Lyceum
was crowded in every inch Of room. The
Standing room only" signs were displayed
twenty minutes before the concert began: but
they were mere pleasantly; they did not
mean anything. Room OF any kind. In any
part OF the building. was not obtainable.
despite the increased prices.
OF course. the wonderful pianist played most
wonderful music. the music that even the
severest critics simply 60 and listen to now
and say nothing about for lack Of adequate
superlatives OF praise. It was noticed that
Herr Seidl had had his locks shorn quite close:
a mute tribute, perhaps. to the Polish pianist's
Tadrewski played Rubinstein's concerto in
p minor. with the orchestra assisting. in the
first half Of the programme. and for the encore.
=? Songs
sion he played three solos and. Of course.
81 second a
enchanted the audience. and after IT recovered
pleased with his reception by popular" audi
ences. WHO simply love music and don't care
Pauline .EAilemand was the vocal soloist.
and she pleased the audience nightly, with
her a55S rsnde5ng # b Rs b;shv bell
collection Of variations in number By Proeh.
Th9 Ms
v obsato Ss Sord Il
warmly applauded. both because Of its favor
excellent playing. < ballet suite Of four numbers
".Pazman." was played for the first, time in
out we're ap seids Usual standard In sese
ton and rendition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
Pick sockets In the L,on House.

While Mrs Frances Hotter of LAO Broad
way was watching the lions in Central Park
yesterday afternoon two pickpockets were
watching her. Park Detectives Savage and
McGinty were watching the pickpockets.
The detectives saw the younger OF the mon
put his hand in Mrs. Hoffer's pocket while his
companion jostled against her. The woman
seized the thiefs hand and the detectives
seized both thieves by the collar at the same
time.
At the Arsenal they told Sergeant Mulhol-
land that they were Jacob Schmidt. II years.
OF 422 West Thirty. seventh street and Henry
Kiefer. ~ years. Of AS West Thirty-sevenih
catSoc as 'S We're tm n
and will be arraigned In the Yorkvile Police
Court this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
JO77IAGS ABOU1 1OWM


Arthur Wood, q trimmer OF the steamship Adristic.
committed suicide by Jumping into the sea IN Thurs
day last. boat was lowered to save Wuou but he Lad
disappeared.
The woman who fel, OH Friday at Fifteenth street
and THIRD ard died IN nei9hhOring drug store
Was identined Yesterday AZ AIRS Annie Burke do
nestle Of 30+ East Eighty third street.
In gale on Monday last hiR sea boarded the Brit
tsh ship Laomene. ~ yesterday from calcutta. and
washed away ventilation and screen contai nins all
the ships meteorological instruments.
The four'>'"ry double tenement 1SN Third avenue
DAMAGED IRE IL the extent az etAhb yr,t~r
day morn ~. lac h0isr owned by llaNley han
mat -; br'"nhi' whose Wit. MAS shot by his nurs.
Herbert star,ant.
Policeman lisuah took Joseph Fletcher Frank
Mc,,.nn. and William Hickey 70 ioIkyi Court yes
terday. Tho policeman says that the hTst two pris
implicated In the r0bberiss Of various houses
On Fiftyseventh street. between Hfth and Ninth ave
nuss There have been eighteen OF these robbsres h
the past week The prisoners were ysnApdsd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08

PROVIDENCE. Feb Hilary Sweeney and
1ames Hickey had been fast friends until last
n'HhI when both got drunk. Hickey's two sis
,ers met the two friends in the street and they
oeean auarrellng. Sweeney whipped out
revolver and began to shoot Two shots wero
nred Hickey dropping to the ground at the
second one. Helen Hickey bravely Crap
RgIdd W'th Sweeney; and Selling, his wrist
mot In. the air. Sweeney then tried
III r shoot ,, the girl. but. by twisting
H. s wrist Miss Hickey forced him to fire the
+ oo crowd gathered from the peighborihs sa-
iSHiD nn and tho men attacked Sweeney and gave
hhiim severe beating. He aiterward gave
w MlSHeY was taken to the hospital where his
f ETHInd was pronounced q mortal one The
p peet nad entered his right side aud had
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
A Waiter Girl Shot,

CHICAGO. Feb. 7.-Jennie Massangall. a
pretty waitress. was shot and fatally wounded
by Michael Mcguire. a st. Louis restaurant
keeper. last night. The girl had formerly
worked for Mcguire and had knowledge of the
fact that he had havbored tho Glendale express
robbers. She became afraid OF him and secret
~ left the city and came to st. Louis. Maguir0
traced her here and entering the restaurant
where she was employed. insisted on her
companHin. him. The cir ran out of the rear
ynlyer and fired three shots ut the girl. all
taking effect. The first entered her forehead
aud will prove fatal, another lodged In her
cheek. and the third In her shoulder Mcguire
has not yet been CAPTURED.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
George &. searine Missing.

Private detectives have been seaching for
George c. Soaring. who left tho city on Oct
II last. ostensibly to 60 to Florida Soaring
was employed for several years at the ill
fated Hotel Royal as bookkeeper He told his
cousin. Miss Lizzie Weeks Of New Haven.
TINT he had position offered him in the Mag
noia Hote! at St Augustine. Ella. He left his
days after he lett the city he sent her a letter
from Richmond. saying that he was on his
way to st. Augustine. After that all trace OF
him was lost. U. G. Soaring, manager for
Thorne 4 Co.. hosiers. 4O4 broadway. is an
uncle Of the missing man. He has two aunts
at Oyster Bay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
Fire on the wvomln1.

LONDON. Feb 1.-The steamship Wyoming.
which sailed from New York on Jan. 20. and
arrived in Liverpool on Saturday. had a slight
fire on board during the passage. Smoke was
observed coming from the main hatchway.
Tho Captain at once ordered an investigation.
and fire was found in the bunkers. 1t had not
developed to an alarming degree. By remov-
ing part OF the cargo danger vas prevented OF
the fire spreading. and the day after the dis
chief damage was to the room containing
meat The passengers behaved with GOODNESS.
and accepted the assurance OF Capt. kigby
that the steamer was safe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
A New Yorker Hit by n Train.

CHICAGO. Feb Fired Solomon OF New
York. who represents n New York Autograph
company. was struck by u freight train while
driving across the Santa F6 tracks at Four
teenth street last night He was taken to the
Leland Hotel. whore his injuries are pro-
nounced serious. but not fatal.
Mr.. Solomon said that friend OF his. E. j.
carriage was struck. The policeman who
found Solomon Immediately after the accident
said that no one was with M ln'Sped s man
ping at the LELAND. fie has not been seen
since the accident and his friends are search
ing the city for him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08

SAN ANTONIO. Feb. G.-Ignacio Ramirez one
OF tho weaIthiest Mexican residents OF Texas
his house being near Rio Grande City. was ar
rested n few days ago by Capt John g. Bourke
OF the Third Cavalry upon the charge OF being
implicated in the Garza revolutionary move-
ments. The prisoner is II citizen OF Mexico.
and has appealed to the Mexican Government
to demand satisfaction from the United States
for the alleged outrages to which he has been
subjected.
Gen. Stanley. Commander OF the Military
from Senior Ramirez. In which charges OF very
sensational nature are made. against CAPT.
Bourke. He alleged that his house was
wife was subjected TO- the. seyerest Of insults
and indignities at the hands OF Capt Bourke
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
Cut His Throat. hut VIII Recover.

Frank Kenna. hostler. attempted suicide
yesterday morning at the Putnam House.
Fourth avenue. near Twenty-sixth street. by
cutting his throat with q razor. Kenna regis
tered at the hotel last Thursday He has been
been intoxicated. At noon yesterday a cham
bermaid found him in his room bleeding
freely from a wound in his neck. He had given
blunt instrument. lie was removed to Belle
vue Hospital a prisoner. He will recover.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
BURGLARS IN DETROIT
A Series OF House and Highway RObberies
and Not nm Arrest Made.

and Not nm Arrest Made.
DETROIT. Feb. 7.-For week this city has
been Mt the mercy Of a bold and clever gang Of
burglars and footpads. who have thus far en-
tirely baflled the police. On Wednesday night
the residence of F. NJ Thompson was entered
while the family was at supper and $500 worth
OF jewery and clothing carried of. The same
night James Harris was held up near his home
and robbed Of jewclry and cash to the value
of 5000.
on the following night Miss Hattie Briggs
was waylaid and robbed Of a valuable watch
and considerable money. Last night the gang
was ON his way to the depot. Early this morn:
ing the house OF j.: r. Baugh was ransacked
and $500 worth Of silverware. carried of.
by stabbing James Ross In the heart OF the
city and securing his watch. u diamond Ein.
and other jewelry. worth about $500. The
police seem absolutely powerless.
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wh.,. Yesterday. Fire. w.r..

A. M.-2;l5 l.7s7 Third avenue. william Jones. dam
age $780, 3io 6ss to 1922 Sixth avenue. Hotel Roya
Richard Meares. proprietor damage S26o,ooo: 400.
1874 Ludlow street. s. j.. Blake. damage 500; $40.
7OI6 Essex street. Wolf Frank. damage tiiiing
= M.-l:25. 2l5 West Eghty'eghtb street. william
Clark damage s25: ESQ. 81 Norfolk street. Lena
Bcyer damage 500 645 SOL East loith street Mary
Garyn damage 40 40 q, Eat s.ca stree.
william H. Dean. dA,nage ir,ang: s:Sa A., io5 East
Buring slip New York School OF Navigation. damage
stS ss EdEs street Loa Ess
hahn. damage 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
THE VENEZUELA ALL RIGHE
She Comes Easily on tho shoals and 9teas,
Up to Her Dock In Brooklyn.

The Red D line steamship Venezuela did
require the assistance OF the towing steamsh'
Saturn to get her nose out Of tho grip OF Il,
sand OF tho Brigantine Shoals. of Atlantic Cit
The ocean tug North America. assisted BY t
engines of the Venezuela. began workil
for all they were worth at o'cloc
or about high tide. yesterday mo.
ing. She came of quickly and east
and came up to the city unassisted. looEi
Just as scaworthy as II she were going u
trial trip. The saturn accompanied hsrp'
kind. She warped into Harbeck's stores
noon. Her cargo will be discharged. tod,
and she will be put In dry dock SO that !
bottom may he Inspected. Her Captain d,
not think she Is damaged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
SHOT By 4 BOZ.
Remark able Experiences OF . Young Girl u
IN Ohio Town.

New ALBANY. Feb. mabel McCaffrey. q
school girl aged Is years. was assaulted on
Friday morning about 8 o'clock while stand
ing In the front door OF her home by q boy
aged Is or 10 years. who ran UP to her and
struck her in the mouth with stone. badly
cutting her lips.
This morning she went to the front door to
answer call. when the same boy met her.
her left cheek. passing into the back of the
neck. The wound Is possibly fatal. The boy
is wholly unknown to the girl. who never saw
him until he assaulted her.
He escaped through an alley and into the
yards OF the Air Line Hallway. where he sue
ceeded in secreting, himself among the many
cars on the side tracks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
Germany and tho Worlds Fair.

BERLIN. Fob. 7.-Herr Wermuth. German
Imperial Commissioner for the Chicago Fair.
has returned to Berlin after visits to oil parts
Of the empire III the interest 81 Germany's e1-
With the result OF his tour. and says there is a
general disposition to support. his proposals.
Everywhere he has promises which assure tho
success Of the German division OF the EXPOSE
ton. His last visit was to Alsace- Lorraine.
which province will send q creditable exhibit
Of wines. food products. porcslains. and glass
ware.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
Ho.ancs and Bitterness In This Won ans
Lot.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 7.-Mrs. Harland received
e.,.oo alimony from her husband recently. and
win the money set up boarding house.
among her boarders was an itinerant photog-
rhpher. J. b. Plengh. who in few weeks left
wTIth Mrs. Harand and went to Minneapolis.
mere he borrowed 500 OF her to establish a
PURPOSE. and appropriated the balance to his
o .S Use. She returned here q few days ago
Stennniiess. and found employment as domestic
81 re Atna House Yesterday her husband
ssaie4 on her. . reconciliation Was efYected,
ma tnsy were married Q second time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08

Alice Terrell. IA years old. who disappeared
from the home Of her parents. 3S Hayward
street, WilIiamsbureh. on Wednesday. aud for
whom an active search was made. was found
late on Saturday night dancing in kncker-
booker Hall. Clymer street. .Williamsburgh.
with married man. Sh: had danced SO hard
to the Clymer street police station and held.
She told the police she had been frrHuenting
the merry Co-r rounds since she left her home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
E. III. FieId,. Appetite RETURNING. +,

L. NJ. Field passed u comfortable day ut Lud-
low street Jail yesterday. His appetite seems
to have improved. For the first time he COM
planned Of feeling hungry. and gave his nurse
brother Cyrus and former college chum were
his Vtsitork
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
Succr.s ora New Composer.

BOSTON. Feb. THE Handel and Hayd
Society tonight gave the initial presentatlc
OF Mass in r. composed by Mrs. H. s. Beac
OF this city Mrs Beach Is tho first woman !
America to compose a work Of so much DOW!
and beauty. Music Hall was packed. and Il
piece scored n grand success. MIS-. Beach ~
peared as soloist in one Of BeethCven's work
and had an ovation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
Robbed Of 1000.

OMAHA. Feb. 7.-Sam Snyder. pawnbroker;
was last night met by masked robbers and
compelled to give up $1,000. Snyder had been
approached by an ex-cty detective and told Of
plan to rob an express train. He was urged
to act as n receiver Of goods for the gang and
agreed to do SO. He was taken to IL room
where the alleged train robbers were. but in
stead OF having an opportunity to share In the
robbery no was confronted with revolvers and
q demand was made for $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08

TARRYTowN. Feb. 1.-THE contest over the
will Of James Wallace Of this village has been
settled. He died IA year ago. and left an estate
of more than million dollars In his will he
cut of his daughter. Kate Gardner Wood
the wife OF H. II. Wood. Il clerk in the Grand
Central station for marrying aGnin'st his Will:
contested the will. After u long fight the ex-
ecutors on Saturday settled the case with tho
contestants by giving them Sl5ooO. to be
divided between them. A motion will hc made
before surrogate Coffin NOW to admit the will
To probate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08

Miss Eva Nelson aged 70 years was instantly Killed
at shirley, H. YESTERDAY Afternoon 10y being struck ny
al Alton passenger train wue crossing the trach
A fire early yesterday morning destroyed two busi.
ness blocks On Elm street N Manchester, n u and
badly damaged several others Tue John u. Nnrnk
and Chambrra.n heirs block, and the old IliIdreh
block owned by the 1rnesunl- and Mitchell heirs
burned. The damage was $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
Wesleyan UnlversIty Elections.

MIDpLETowN. Conn. Feb. THE senior
societies at Wesleyan University have an
nounced their elections from tho class of ':'3.
For Mystical Seven only Aye mon have been
chosen: ". Z; Akers., 4. u. Thorndike. +. s.
skull and Serpent has elected T. o. Smith.
/. b. Jones. G.. u. Colt. /. Cults. A. i. Tai
madge, II. A. Talmadgc. II. Howard. and IL.
A. IhOm DSon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
Notes OF Foreign Happe n,nss,

Ths soldiers were called in on Saturday
night to clear, the theatre at Montpelier.
France. where the audience refused to permit
an unpopular play to begin. Kissing and groan-
Ing as soon as the curtain was raised. The
military made twenty arrests and suppressed
tho disturbance.
The Princess Sophia. sister OF the German
Emperor and wife OF tho Crown Prince Of
Greece. Is sick with influenza
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
Knocked Down ny . Surface Car.

Hugh Kennedy OF $50 West Thirty-f
street while crossing Ninth avenue at Twent,
nth street last night was knocked down by
Ninth avenue SURFACE car He was taken,
the New York Hospital with two broken I'll
and bruises about the body. The driver. Tn.
OdOre Maher. was arrested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08

The pleasant effect and perfect safety with which
lAdtes may uyet he California liquid laxative Syrup OF
FGs under all conditions make Il their fsvorite
edy To get the true and genuine article look for the
bottom es the pAckage-Adk,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08

NORFOLK. Feb. 1.-THE British steamshi
Polynesinn. which went ashore at Cape Hem
light on Friday mornns WAS afloat at o'cloc
this afternoon and proceeded on her way
baltimore without assistance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
Undesirable Foreigne.s.

WARSAW. Feb. 7.-Twenty- nine Germans and
twenty three Austrians have been expelled
from Warsaw as undesirable foreigners"
The exact nature OF the objection tO their
presence Is not known.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
The Late Coasul-Geaeral Clark's Body
brought Hone from Liberia.

The American bark Liberia which arrived
yesterday from Monrovia and Sierra Leone
brought the body OF Alexander Clark. United
States Consul General to Liberia who died on
May 81. 1891, Of fever. The Liberia met ugly
weather. She was eleven days north of Hat
teras. having been blown of by northwest
gales.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08

BERLIN. Feb. 8-Samuel I. Clemens Is very
sick with inflamed lungs and throat. due to
over exertion. His wife. who is watching over
him. says that he shows signs OF improvement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08
The 6enuine Imported Carlsbad Spru.
del Salt

Is of great benefit in temporary and ha''itual
constitution. liver and kidney diseases chr"n-
ic catarrh the stomach aud bowels. rheuma-
tism. govt. &c. aud should be used In the
sNRS 3E Sp THs S's a. the I ssnssa!s "
York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08

Never before In a Presidential year were 80 mar
political clubs formed IN Maine al this stage Of &
campaign as have recently been organized Blaine
mentioned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08

believe canns ~ hnste !" amawer your letter
commented YOU H. jew without culture who comes
.ms same town hnil from lilo Is OF my for
WIZ mat he understands Polish. As an associate
o.e Nm ne ,n 10 cut no Ere and y3a are not to
p pc,"r y were ross,blr for you to better y"ur
IN h antonio very frequently and whom yom win ma
accommodating person. and VIII write To him
TrsW-'ns you. out you must treat him. well Ms
NIX ssh mere stranger 1t Is late and / am tired.
WIN hearty greetings. / am yours, Lupw,G,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-18
Robertson County Seed Show.

The Springfield Herald says: "The
Farmers Institute has decided to
have another seed show next fall,
and its officers are beginning to make
arrangements for more extensive
one than was ever held here before.
The classes will be greater and the
premiums much larger than last year,
while it is thought that other lines of
industry will be included-poultry
and perhaps stock. They want to
extend its influence as far as possible
in every line affected by the
agricultural interests. A plan has
been devised by which premiums
will be offered next fall worthy of
contest, and it is hoped that farmers
will now begin to Keep that in view
so that they may have something
worthy of exhibit next fall. Spring
time is the season to prepare for
abundant harvest, and those who ex-
pect to have creditable exhibits next
fall must begin preparatory for them
nOW.n
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-18
Entertained at Whist.

Quite an interesting crowd, says
the American, assembled last night
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Hirsch, who entertained their friends
at whist in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Nathan Cohen, Mrs. Seligman, of
Chicago; Mrs. Frankie, of Hopkins
vile Miss Kleeman, of GAINESVILLE;
Miss Blau, of Daytod, o., and Miss
Baumgarten, OF Cincinnati The first
prize was won by Miss Sarah Martin;
the BOBBY by Miss Keeman. After
the game was over the company was
ushered into the dining room, where
an elegant repast awaited them.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-18
Getting Ready for Business.

Active preparations commenced
this morning for the erection of
Messrs. Rabbeth & Dunlop's mill on
the railroad and Franklin street, and
in few days full force of men will
be put to grading on the grounds.
Mr.. Rabbeth expects to leave in
the next ten days for Louisville, St.
Louis, Columbus, o., and other
points on tour of inspection OF the
best mills in these milling centers,
and as near as possible the new mill
will embody the best features of the
most successful mills on his route.
Let others follow the example of
these gentlemen and in very short
while GAINESVILLE willie manufactur-
ing center of no mean proportions.