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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-27
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
Station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table in effect May Is, 1892.
Trains leave via
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

with dinlg car $50, 215 $3.50. with dining 500
800, 800, 80 p. m, 12.l5 night. SUNDAYS, 300
1890 li30 a. m. with dining car, 100, $50. WITH
dining car. 500. 800 p m, l2.l5 night 80
For Baltimore and Washington daily at 800, ll@
a. m with dining car, l.30, $780, dining car 900 NJ
2l5 night.
Additional trains weekdays for Baltimore 81 500 n
Parlor Cars Day Trains Sleepers on Night Trains
For Reading Harrisburg POttsville, ETC., at 40
100, 2.lj Reading only 400, 300, except PotcVie 20,
except Harrisburg p M I2lo Rghs e eepi Ss.hy
go except potisSlllc, 600 except Harrisburg p ~
Via Philadelphia 7.i5 a H., 100 80 p. M, I'm
night, except saturday night sundays, p. M l2lS
mi1night. -
For Easton 400. I'D $40 a. 100 4.3o, 5i5, 100
D. m. sunday, 4.30, 7.l5 =. NJ. 90, 80 y. M.
Fer Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk, &c, 900,
SUNDAY. 40. lis q. H. I; 100. 80 ,. m.
For wikcsbarrc. Pl,t,ton and Scranton sA5 a. NJ
4.30 D. m. sundays, 40 a.
For High Bridge Branch aud Lake Hopatcong, 600,
s.i5 A. NJ, LOO. 40 p m. SUNDAYS, 1l5 a. ~. -
For Perth Amboy lpd South AHbOy, IT 30 80 SIS,
Ills a. m; 100. 40. 5lj, 6.l5, I.30 p. N.
suqday;, 900 a. n p n,r,,,,,. 40 a., INK
M, 49, 40, G.lj p. II. Sundays. except Freehold,
For Rcd Bank Long r. III and points South 70 Point
Pleasant. $50 SIS. ll.l1 d r 40 (3.i5 Red Bank
only, 100 t20, g. 10 D. N. .S,, except ocean uEo'e
and Asbury Park, 800 a m. 30 D. m.
For Lakewood. Toms River. Barneeat Park and Barne
gat 80 SIP a. m. iSG 40 s F. p N;
For Monmouth Beach, seabrght and Highland Beach.
40, SIS, Ills a. M 1.30, 3.f5 Seabrght Express
40 p. m
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Qearhers.

" : = - - -
EVERETT STONE (YsIe) 1852 West 4sthst. private
"a tutor preparation for college. Recommended by Rev
Drs VIM. NJ. Taylor and David II. Greer.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PKOFESSOKS TEAHn.
"a EkS Tutors dovernesses ETC.. Of Ill branches supplied
% Un1versitfcs Colleges Schools and Families Circulars
Schoois 70 Iarenn Modern Languages spoken. MIRIAM
SOYNEkE Book 1unehG 40 Fhth.ave.. cor. 20th-st
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERs' AGENCY
"a sapps,;s r,ofsssoIs Ieashsr. Tutors Goyene.ses
Mrs. J. n. TOUN0.FULToN, rs Union yo1are
A YALE GRADUATE. experienced in camping and a
successful tutor desires to take charge ono OF more
oys for the summer either In camp or csewherc Ad.
dress A ~ s.. 1870 Yale u, New.Haven. Ct
e Est TEACHERS. Professors; Prlacipals. Assstans
iutors aho Covernessrs Promptly
oepsrmsns OF Destruction schools recommended par
en1. MISS poNOVAN'S Teachers Bureau. 80 F.. 14thst
r EST TEACHERS supplied for ali branches in -nT
~ locsMtuy no FEE for registration. Form for STAMP
r,Y.hU YSSOON. American School Bureau. 2 W. l4Last
II EACHESS WAN1ED.-Scicnce High School man cit
" 200 procedures. Latin Grcck, 900 No enrol.
n'ent fee. w. D. KERR, - East Ifth-st ~
HE Fl4x TescAels 4esnees-Eew York, Bestsn Cal
C2oCKER 4. r. Hoasscr fdncoiS S'ids Ta,oa "a
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Geafbers.

ANTED-Toche.s. ladlc-supcrior Lnsli'h 'esc boo
w for city school teacher German. French Tor sehoo
near civ teacher HIGHER elsh and Latin e,cher pano
singing Baptist college veal piano. seminal primlr!
Tngiish Tor cjtv school: Kndrlartcn her, school
icaehcr ,'crmin. ma:c drawng ,, 80 P yo,n
c,,it,r. q ,,fro.s Z aching f'nelIs, piano :,
teacher art elocuton Baptist college. 'fcntlenel-
500 and two directors OF music for Young aul
colepe: associate principal; Latin. German, fFeh.h
uah,matr, sciences teacher piano. theory $500 teacher
s:cnoaraphv typewritnc. Apply 10 Miss NJ T. 3D. DoNp -,
VANS Teachers Bureau end Musical Agency, 80 Last
ittb's, New.York CITY Send stamp for circulars.
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fam Schools.
1nsIrnrtlon

9nSIrnctlpn
For Young Ladics-City.
ID OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, No. CO..
ID 5tnaye Rev. Dr. and Mrs Chss III. Gardner, Princi.
pals. Resident teacher Of English wanted next year.
NJ ISIS SPENCES BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for
Nl Girls Primary. Academic and College Preparatory
Special students admitted. Circulars alpi-
cation. West 4Sth-st, New-York
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Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&Interloc
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DesbrOsses and COrtIandt streets,
On and after 1901 a. M. MAY .2d, 1892.
TIE FAST LINE.
300 A. W. Pullman Nc.tibe Sleeping and Paror Cars.
Arti.es SieVsi'nG 20 a H. SoIym9us 80 a. n
cNcep: SATURDAY.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. NJ ompo'ed exclusively OF Pulmaa Nesuouls
s4 Sss'i:' sa c11 ss;s'n R,as' ;'G
seNes. adc. maid. bar6erhO library and al the con;
S rS"f s. Arrives caeS ny s"Soe
E %%.H5GG i5 p M no. mex, aav Cn''S' $50 IL"
IT. LoCIs AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
Zee 4. M.-Punan Ncstibule sleeping Cars New.
YotA. and Dining Cars nom NeS.iork 70 St Louis
and Cincinnati. Ne-tibule smoking Car and ve.ubue
ncinnstI 10 Is d. NJ AID St. LOU, ! 30 p. N. next
THE COLUMBIAN EMPRESS
,aa F%@r% as ss oa R9n F. sDSs
easo S:i5 D. m mex, day.
THE WESTERN EMPRESS.
$50 r. M.-Puuan Vcstbue Sleeping Car New.York
to PttOurg 81 Louis. Chicago. Cincinnati, cleveland
and r1spare t to iahncnd aad c6caso XrTiSG' Al
II 80 NJ 90 SOS%Sa; and I I, S
20 a. r" second morning. Connects for Toledo daily
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
500 r. M.-Pullnan Buffet Sleeping car New:York to
c"ysaad. rs p @ nat dSy and daily at chicago
and % for cSc S4S a@d G9umSS cp G sturdy G
1870 T.. M-Daiy for 81 ponte on Richmond and Dan
ynlc Railroad. VITA Through sleeper to Ncw-orlean''
500 SP%iy Tor az points chr 5 and Ohio
$500 p. VI. Shenandoah Valley, Express daily with
via SG Knox9ie cho'is@oSga and BransSam
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
a,%, Pullman Vs't5a" raror "a's V,,bulS rs..
serar Coaches Dining-CNr 20 Baltimore. arriving in
sso = ~ conversational Limited" daily, Pm.
w1;Ans'sn IS s- NJ n , sstI" t ,Es bev0nd u'u.
Adai'ioHa' Esprs. Trains: s,s % :, ap e
s5 saa ss ." % 4 G 800 and 500 I"' ny
BgTct rr,rlor Cars and Coaches.
For PHILADELPHIA.
Iy'ans Limited Win Dining ca. sd 10 10 Washington
ao y5 600 ao oc go 80 j CO. 49, u So 90 90
ia 40 and and 20 night susG.Ss E4pess
6I5 go. 800 1000 Limited and 10 90 a. NJ.
200 100 30 90. $50. 90 and go D. m. aal
. Ills night; Accommodation 90 and 90 D. m.
For Time Tables OF trains 70 local points Pennsyl
Nanla Ka,road system. apply at the following Ticket
Offices: Nos 2Ol. 49, $40 ga and ,393 Broadway. l
A.tor House. 42d.,t and 0h-avc. 1871 Fast i25thst.
?0t West I"5h-st. POI Columbus ave- and foot VI Des
brosscs and COrtlandt COurt-st.. $50 Flu
0S broadway and Brooklyn Annex station loot OF Full
ton.st. brooklyn; 20 Hud. on.st. Hoboacn Station
Jersey City.
Tho NewYork Transfer Company Will call check
baggage hotel, and residences through to destination
CHAS T.. PUGH. J. X. WOOD
Gtncral Manager, General Pass,r Acent
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The yo,r VI the Town or ] Ocis pOr: Disputed
a. illegally CAS-.

I.ccEparr. Eoy. lH,-rhe fight over the cleo
ton o! tho superintendent Of the Poor in Nj
orarl county las taken n new turn. Just as
tho Board Of Cunvass"rs had completed the
count today. and a. thoy wore about to de-
clar, the result Il mnndamus was served upon
thcn citing them to appear before Judge
Green OF the supreme Court in Buffalo on
Monday n,Xt. and show cause why the entire
veto nt the town Of Lockport should not DO
thrown ont a illegal east.
The serving 81 this mandamus restrained
th" board from doing anything further with
The election returns. aud they adjourned.
The democratic leaders have discovered that
IN. polling places OF the two districts Of tho
when tEcy should have been in the town
proper. where the votes should have been
east and counted.
ii tLoy are sustained in thor position and
the vol Q thrown oTt as illegally cast. the re-
suit will defeat tho REPUBLICAN candidate for
Superintendent Of tho Poor and increase tho
majority for Cleveland alout 100 in tho
county. Tho town usually goes Republican
by over leo majority.
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10 EE DEEM THE 2HIHD,
The John y. I.'Enn t!ub Ready to Tackle
the T-ird fur I'll. Erprb,.cnn..

The John \. Logan Cub. Of which John r.
Erodsky is resident. has postponed uu;i
Monday night its meeting 10 devise ways and
means cor r"orGanizing tho Republican PARTY
in the Third assembly district. Tho call says
that the c!ub is tryin. to redeem the district.
what we mean hy redceming tho Third
district sail sam Enge last night lis the
Redemption Of tho Republican party from tho
control of the men who are in charge of it Mt
present When that is done we will u.r"e TO
put the district back in tho Republican list.
where it was before John }. O'Brien was
kicked out 81 tho party.
Gustav Schurmann is tho pre- sent Republican
leader in the district. The members OF the
Logan Club FAY that they don't know whsther
they will mako fight for the control uf the
organization at tho rinaries. 10 be held noxt
month. or De content 10 remain IN indepen-
ii il Irnird that tho John J. O'Grcn Assoc
citation or its !"n'!"rs. Rourke and Smith. will
join Tammany Hall.
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2HE STORM U,.S:.
Wirss Down aud H-por Of the Dam ts
Hif.lcult to Obtain.

CHICAGO. Nov 1S The effect OF the storm Of
yesterday and last nigh: is evident in the ia
torrultion OF Geographic communication with
the West today. Here in Chicago the wind
blow at the rate Of forty TO fifty miles an hour
at times during the night. out on tho rrairics.
where there was nothing TO break its force. it
must have been rcsistlcss.
Little or nohin: has | cen heard from the
storm swept region. Neither Of the Telegraph
companies has Il wire working to St Paul.
Minneapolis. Duluth. Sioux City. or places in
Kansas. Communication with Kansas city is
storn: seems to have extended eastward also.
Ohio and Indiana. In New York state heavy.
wet snow fell. causing the telegraph wires to
work badly and at times shutting oH COM
municaton entirely.
The storm in the west. seems to have cx-
tended from Illinois to the Rocky Mountains
south to the lnrian Territory. aud north
10 tho Canadian line. Al! telegrarhic cor.
munication with this district is absolutely rut
ol and It Is impossible to conjecture the
amount of damage done. Judging from tho
havoc wrought with tho telegraph wires it
must have been Very great.
CHESTER. H.. Nov. lS.-lhe tornado which
was centred at Rcd Bud yesterday did much
damage to property hereahout At New Pal
estne. n few miles north of this place a tree
was blown upon Herman OttonG house. crush
Ing it. and killing his wife and two children.
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1WO YOUNG Girls Nv PERIL.
Arrested with Two Men in the Room Ia
W hich They Had Heen Living.

On the complaint of two women who live in
the house. the Elizabeth street police went to
81 Mulberry street last night and arrested
two young girls and a man who was playing
cards with them. The man said he was Israel
Jacobs. an cxpressman. The girls wero Der
tina and Sarah Monhcm. and they gave their
ages rs II and IL They do not look it. Sarah
was in short dresses. The police wont back
t. the room later and arrested Bernard Born
stem. another eX prcsSmnn, who lives there.
The girls told THO police that they had come
from n town in Pcnnsy lvunia last Monday.
Their iather had recently married second
time. and their stepmothcr was so cruel to
them that they resolved to leave homo. On
reaching this city they had gone to the oncc
Oft Jewish society in Eighth street for assist
ance. but had got none. Then they had mot
bernstein III Allen street. and ho had taken
care OF them.
Hornstein said The two girls had been put
in his care hya friend. The police learned.
however. that for tho rast few days cards
have been circulated inviting men to call at
the rooms where he had the girls. and that u
good many men had been at tho rooms.
The police notified tho Gerry society. which
took charge. Of the younger girl All four
prisoners will be arrai.ne ed in tho Tombs Police
Court this morning.
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Did a Prince ON Man Lipp,,

ELIZABETH. Now "a couple got off u ;p,.n.
sylyania Railroad train last night and en-.
gagged Dan Carroll. a hackman. to Ir.yo t,le,n
to the nearest Episcopal clergyman, hsus,,
which happened TO be that Of the Erv. #. II.
Oberly Of Christ Church. Tho couple were
we'll dressed and both young. and said they
came from Princeton. They asked the hnrE.
man to bring u witness along. as they wlu,nI
to get married. The Rev. Mr.. Oberly Inr.
formed the ceremony. and got n generous Zee
from tho bridegroom. who also gave tn" hack
The couple. drove back to tho station and
took y train for New York. Mr.. OberIy says
, ,h"i, belong IN LrinrriGn. h'It ne won't give
secret. The clergyman don't have 10 make a
report Of tho marriage before Dec !.
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me IXP!NSE ar 9UIRIN7ISE.
4 Proposition that EmiarGnt- b- Detained
At tie HNrts Of OepnrtMrr.

Gustav Schwab Of tho North German Lloyd
Steamship Company vent to Washington on
Thursday and conferred with Secretary OF tho
Treasury Foster. Speaking Of his visit yes
tcrdny Mr.. Schwab said:
Il pr posed - Secretary Foster that tho
quarantine 10 enforced on the other side
The steamt hip companies would gladly keep
tho coming stccyaI" Passengers in Quaran-
tice Mt the Iort Of departure for any length Of
time tho United states Government required
in order to avoid the delay and expense OF
quarantine on tn. si''".
Our company is ready to maintain houses
for the q people aud aarea co?ps of physicians
to visit theIn tailr. secretary Foster said the
idea was good. and hn wo.lid confer with the
Surgeon General and II ho agreed the plan
would Ice adopted IN lac" 81 the present
twenty days detention in 'ntol States ports"
Agent, "i il" COMPANIES said they were con-
sIrrlng tn. plan ot reducing tho steeruEe ca
rarit = aud enal -inG tie irrlgl, room. Onlya
few strerag" PASSENGERS would. therefore be
carried, and s'"er"Ho rates would DO in
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i!LLIAN ErsSELL SUEr.
When She Underestimate tho Matter She
Pays III rromrt'y

ciN'lSNA7I' NOV. ~. levi J. Burgess to-day
sued Lillian Eusso.l. tho opera singer, for
s'ioSt'' on an acc ,unt for money advanced.
The petition alieses that between Nov, % and
Dec. -. 1850. Charles 4. and James &. Mjller
advanced $35s.75 to Miss Russell In sums
ranging from fifty cents to $3.50: that is. they
paid out Tor her benefit and lent 10 her per-
sonally N'i'S.n, tn" amount sued for, Inny
assigned The claim TO Burgess.
An attachment was issued garnishennc
monoy and rcr.onal prOprltv In the - ,srs.
sion oi Miles kani"rth. T. II. French. and r..
i. Rect. The attachment was s.ryai H."
Deputy sheriff u. T. III! S. I'm thnc claim Was ~ ~
once paid. Late in III. afternoon It's cas-" wa :
diSm isscd.. Miss Russcll's rcnsou Tor mut INV,
in. the claim before suit WA Brought was ihyt
it had been assigned 10 liur.r~-. and .he III
not recognize his right. When she r,nlnrsinmI
il she mt once paid the debt
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Judge slaGls being OF different sizes
and folded differently from those de-
posted by the Commissioners. Twelve OF
the Grand Jurors drawn were those named 10y
Judge Slagc. and twenty-six OF those on the
Panel had also been named by him. District
Attorney Burleigh objected because the de-
PENDANTS had already pleaded. and the motion
TO ouash came too late, Judge Kennedy al.
TO mark it overrnled. ~ -,
:. The jury as finally obtained, consisted Of
farmer: james Marshal. farmer; Amos Mashcy,
farmer: Charles WyCand. merchants: e. ;.
EntGn rsrair man CIV IleciriS n Washt
voglc, wireiman: Turns Wadsworth. merchant
the calling ia were challenged for, cause. 2I
wore stood aside. and IL were challenged by
District Attorney Burleich orencd the case
for tho Commonwealth. lie said that this case
differed in no respect from any othor case. and
tho same. Under tho Indictment there could
TO one OF four vcrdicts. murder in tho FIRST de-
gree murder in the second degree. voluntary
fined at some length. distinguishing us to the
law and fncts applicable to each. lilo further
We VIII show that We are not trying treason
or ANYTHING, in connection with, the strike.
We ars simply trying the case Of the Common;
Conner. We will show you that Crit elbow was
present, had gun on his shoulder. was be-
down upon the barses: that he was In such n
place as tho bullet came from as to cause
hs wSq T wa s"M IN {" s cdn
not discharge his rife in any other way than
KEENAN, testified rs t. Conner's wounds; Cart.
~. CooLnr Of the Fink"rt1ns told Of the 10Y;
! then adjourned until tomorrow.
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Three Men and Three Little Girls Injured
In ~ HroGklyn Accident.

Yesterday afternoon. during tho sudden and
fierce squad. a three story frame building in
course of erection III the rear Of samuel Roe
bucks moulding: mill ut Az Hamilton avenue.
Brooklyn. was blown down and these persons
were more OF less injured:
swanson. Martin. -. - pcsraw street.
Johnson Benedict. 80 - Presiden: street.
Christopher ldwart. ~ SO Carroll street.
Gutt!lcb, Amelia. ii. II Thirteenth street,
Gc,t!lch. Sorhir. 4 - Thirteenth street.
Schubert. Maggie, :. 30 Thirteenth street.
The three men received bruises on their
legs. arms. and hands. hut none OF them WIS
50 seriously hurt that he bad to be removed TO
the hospital. When their wounds had been
dressed by the ambulance surgeons in a,tend-
ance they were able to 20 home unassisted.
Tho girls were bruised in various parts of
their bodies and also on the head. and when
the Ciottliob children were taken to tho Long
Island College Hospital and Maggie Schubert
to hcr home. the doctors reported that all
were suffering from conclusion o. the brain
Tho collapsed building was 54x9O foot and
was intended ior II rtorchouse. The frame
had been almost r0mrl"ted and preparations
wer" making to uut on tn" roof. Thore were
about twenty men IT work when tn" storm,
C"t;in: out. lher" We're several children
around tho bUllIn. ut the time rirking ..hips
three wEo #rrr injured Ell followed tho work
men rs they ran under the adjoining: sheds for
shelter
wind. and tho three workm"n who were in.
IIrci N"!Hni""i-d . Try and save il 10y rui-
ting props n@air st the We, side, ,Mhilr they
wor.'' .nrn.HG"t III" building fell and ti.y
and the tire ri!iGrcn were caught. The III
lurcd wcrn IL, tIk"n out # the wreck before
,o nH ,recnc- Inc frame strnctnr t.e Was
q .imSy one. AN! - 900 will cover tn c DAMAGE.
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0AE LLIJ'Hr .i.rjIN7ED.
Progress OF the EH,r.s TO SeO, EanIxe the
EulsDn County Machine.

The Hudson County Democratic Committee
held II meetin: last night in headquarters in
Grove street, jersey City. Next Friday wui
fixed Tor the primaries 10 elect new members
OF the committee. One-half Of tho com niitrn
retires each yoar 1t WAS expected that tho
conference committee appointed By the Conn
mittee of Que Hundred TO submit n proposi-
ton FOR such II reurg iniz"tiOn OF the party as
v.iIi include the 'uuInittee of ono Hundred IN
Tho now management wOald De present. but it
lated I, materiali;e.
After waiting Tor some time. the County
Committee appointed II committee Of eleven.
IN nrcorLanc,. with tho plan OF thu Ono Hun
drrd. So that if the latter desires, I" no bust
Countv Tomnit,ee's committee Of eleven is
,r"narcJ 10 meet the other at any time and
.rinct mo third eleven In accordance with the
suggestion ui the omm!t!ee of ono liundred.
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Jrweiry Firm. After tho 100000 Worth of
Diam ,nds,

FEIF. Nov. la.-Tho lawyers OF Erie and
Cleveland are having contest here over tho
100000 worth Of diamonds and jcwelry which
were shipped hero by J. o. Conrad OF tho J. NJ.
Chandler COMPANY. q Iewe lry firm OF Clevc.
lanL. the day before the assignment. Conrad
said in his assignment that no had 100000 Of
liabilities. but when tho assigne" went o Sc
cure the assets no found only $4,000 worth.
The store had been sacked.
About the same hour the assignee was look
ing for assets in Cleveland. CoMraas uncle. C..
for claim Of S23.OoO which the young man
owed him. Tho sheriff has the goods in Gus
tody. and New York. hiinde!I lila. and Boston
diamond and lewclry men have their agents
hero hustling for what Conrad's uncle leaves.
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Col. Phisterer to Surcced Col. McEwan Ms
Assistant idJu!nnt-Grn"InI.

ALBANY. Nov. Is Cold ohm s. McEwan is to be
succeeded as Assistant hdJuiant- General Dec.
l by Col. Frederick lhstcrer who has been
acting Assistant Adiutant General, stationed
in General Headquarters. for twelve yrars Col.
McEwhn was appointed Assistant AlJutaDi-
General by Gov Cornell in 1850. and has co-
tinucd to hold ho Office ever since.
Col. phstercr's appointment wa, upon the
rec pm.nendutlOu Of Gen. Porter, and WAS
made purely from II military standpoint. No
reason is given for Col. McEwan'- retirement,
hut it has been an open secret Tor some time
that no and tho Administration were not IN
sympathy. ms step was contemplated by
Coy. Flower S"yer"! months sInc".
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Mr.. El,liMc III.

WAsHI*GTuN. %oN lS.-.tarm reports
we're in circulation this afternoon that OK
Secretary Blaine WAS dangerously il. and
many inquiries were made at tao family resi
dence on Lafayette square ~ rersonal and
political friends. Mr., James o.. Blaine Jr.
matt or with hie father. lle had q high fever
last might. l'e said, bn, this hat ,"cn I,;,du'.d.
AMI lie is rcs'in: very co'nro!iRhr lh'r" ;
Tuesday and ~ the advice. n ~" p ,iclnu
immrLla,"ly won't to ted. Til" cold hipu.,jlt
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My arr IP YUE ELIIIBIY.
: che a, Supcrlnt- ndcn:s Want at Least
.NO. nGO Ecrt at TIC MNrId's Fair.

YoNKFls Nov. 1S.-Thc tcnth annual session
of tho Schoo! Surerintcndents of the State OF
New York closed to-day. Subjects were dis
cussci 10y tho different Suporintendents on
o,urn,ioral matters. This resolution was
adopted
t.s.,r, That the 'o'urii 90 Superintendent .. the
state N,w York irHru vim tlSmay tnht III" alr"a
,.n con r..rtrI -prr" at 600 feet allotted sts
ma, '.lit If ne "a ted states at the Worlds
Ear 5 kry 'b. sfii uti'r reduced, and 1, is
lr"gt lr.r Ia r'rruin ma 10 ire - ate
i,Onr. Managers tHHi, uu'r- Immediate assurance Is
given t..' at ,nst .nOpO i"rt viii be alo'irG the
Iru Get ~ such "&Aht ii"n th.e state lie abandoned.
The following officers were elected for tho
ausuing y,ar: James Goo !win of New York.
Irrsi,!rnt: n. j. Michn" %! Rome. \ico- FRESH
dent and rinmct hickman 81 Lock rot. Score
tar.. III" nest sc9s!,n viii he at tlnirt, No.
venue. lS,.i.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
Supposed to be Sergeant Chase OF Fers
Trumbn,l.

About II o'clock on Thursday evening .
wcll-bui!t man o: about 30 years. wearing the
uniform OF q Sergeant in the United States
Army registered ut Earle's Hotel. Canal and
Centre streets. as c. A. Chase Of New London.
IIc was found unconscious in his bed late YES
terday afternoon. and the room was permeated
with an odor of opium and liquors Two walls
which had contained laudanUm were found in
his pockets. At the Chambers Street Hospital
il was said that no had taken laudanum. He
died last night. It Is supposed that he was
stationed at Fort TrumDull near New London.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
supposed E-,ic at rrehi-to,ir Il SEQ.

ElSGuAuroS. Nov. IL. Two Hancock citi-
2ens fonnd an intcrrstn. curiosity while
hunting on the hills near that village. II was
the romans OF an urn ar Kettle. evidently
manufactured by some race which inhabited
Of stone and ornamenteh on the outside with
rude carvings The curiosity. which is now in
cock Academy. was probably q burial urn.