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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-11

and drippings from the roofs OF tho
caves. Collectors. however begin III
January TO go round the islands TO
the different caves in an open boa.
The best quality resemble pure ISM
glass. and arc worth their weight in
silver A,terward there are two
other collections. The caves in
which the nests are found are scat.
tered about the islands; some are far
inland. others in rocks concealed in
mangrove swamps. London News.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-11
A MURDER MOST FOUL
COMPLETE MYSTERY SURROUNDS THE
HORRIBLE AFFAIR.

An Aged German Drained by I'm.
known Asssssins, the Motive Prob-
ably Bctos 10 Get Possession OF Val.
liable Papers-A Parallel 10 the
smell Case In Chicago Many Months
Ago-Servfces I'm Washington over
the Remnins OF Mrs. HarrlsOn-He1p
for Homestead Workmen.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-11

ROME, Oct. %. In despite OF all
denias Pope Leo is certainly not we'll
and audiences have for the present
been abandoned or a count OF illness
The pope has agreed to the pro oosal
to create the anniversary OF the dis
covery OF America religious festival
in Colombia.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-11
The bird. whose Nest. Men Eat.

In the Andaman Islands the impor-
tant work OF edible birds nest collect
ing is reported to be over for the sea-
son. The swifts arrive in the islands
toward the end OF November but they
take their time in building their nests.
which are formed from IA gelatinous
secretion from the salivary glands OF
those beautiful members OF the swal-
low tribe.
II there has been n wet December
the first crop OF nests is generally a
poor one being soiled by the damp
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-11

OUR system OF education is con
stantly in process of change and each
season it brings the demand for new
directions on the part OF both teachers
and pupils We are slowly turning
our methods OF instruction into chan
nels by which we hope to reach re :
suits quicker than we used to. 1t is
necessary that we should do this il
our education Is TO he in touch with
the activity OF our own day. We can
mol spare the time to prose over books
needlessly when all the interests OF
life are in commotion. The schools
feel and ought 10 feel. the acceler-
ated movement of life and are largely
controlled by it The industrial edu-
cation is the result OF this increased
activity the attention given to phys
ical training is demanded by the
greater intensity with which stud les
are taken hold OF; the DO and girls
throwing overheard old baggage Sc
that they can get through with their
tasks ut greater speed, and the de-
mand is increasing that more shall
be studied and more shall be known
by each successive company OF boys
and girls
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-11


At Jersey City Il man, a carpenter
by trade. died OF what two physicians
pronounced to oe genuine Asiatc chol-
era. An analysis OF the excreta will
DE made.
Mayor Washburn OF Chicago, issued
orders that ali departments excepting
those OF police fire ami health should
be closed Friday. the DAY OF Mrs. Har-
rison's funeral.
Damage suits aggregating 500, 900
have been instituted against the South
ern Pacific railroad for personal in
juries received oy plaintiffs in the oa-
pine pass wreck on October 20.
\ dying Indian has confessed that
but for MS lie one OF tEe Franklin re-
lief parties would have been success
full.
A runaway car on the incline plane
at the Philips glass WORKS at Mau e.
ton ran into crowd Of passengers at
the Pennsylvania railroad station kill
ing Archie Dill. William Temple ami
Jonn Barclay instantly. Miss Nerya
Wilson ami Daisy Banks were seriously
in jured.
Lawless strikers keep up their abuse
| OF non-union men at Home stead and
, the trouble is growing more serious
daily.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-11

THE famous handwriting expert.
David N. Carvalho asserts that mo
man does or can write his signature
twice exactly alike" lie therefore
advances tho startling proposition
that when two signatures purport'
ing to have been written by the same
person are precisely alike it is safe TO
conclude that one of them is Q
forgery"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-11

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Oct. %. -To-morrow,
October 80. every union workman in
this city will donate one days wages
in aid OF the locked-out iron and steel
workers at homestead. In addition TO
this fund the proceeds OF the grand
bali to be given at Battery ID, next
Saturday evening. under the auspices
OF the Trade and Labor assembly and
building Trade council, will be added
10 the amount.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-11

The truly beneticent use of the
MOSQUITO has been discovered at last.
1t is maintained that in case mos
quito makes n full meal on Il yellow
fever patient and taps healthy per-
son for lunch the second party will be
inoculated with the disease in y form
so mild that it never proves fatal
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-11

IT is figured out that in executing a
programme OF twenty dances a deli
cate young American fen will
travel on an average fifteen miles
And yet an occasional wall goes up
that our girls do not take suificien,
exercise.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-11

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct. ETC. Alex
andcr of Paris yesterday sold to Eas-
man of New York 100 head of cattle
for 500, 900. The cattle were bought
for the Liverpool and London Christ
mas markets. and the choice animals
will he sent to Queen Victoria.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-11

AN English physician who has made
a study OF bronchial diseases says that
women teachers are subject to pecu-
liar throat affection. He recommends
that they be taught in training schools
how to manage the voice. ~.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-11

LONDON, Oct 81 .-According to the
Times correspondent in Constantine
pie the reports OF General Braiimont
the Belgian military engineer on the
deienses of Constantinople. advises
that the land forts DE greatly strength
ened. Various Improvements are sug-
gested. including steel case cupolos.
The Moscow CORES pondent OF the
Viedmosti declares that Russia must
take every means to Illustrate the sui
,an's adoption OF General Brailmont's
advice.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
rpnrRIES nF RrSINESS MEN.

ro, xo,te COL Dec oo-From all Indications te
,,,luro ~ the First National Bank Is complete ana
n,,hou, hon, of recovery. The nel Norte il ur ng
MIN and electric light plant and many other enter
nrses viii be drawn into the iallur' pTe'l1eh'
cochran ,ays there Is Sl22, 900 in notes with Whc"
to nay 800. 900 deposits, aid insists that tne oe
uosItors Will lose nothing. AL his personal pNperN
and that OF Representative John Cochran ms oec"
c,vcn mn r'ntl the Government inspectcrs FOX over
IN. affairs Of the bank the statement OF the pcs"ch'
l. all there Is 10 60 by a. 70 the inai outcome
phoenix Arz Dec. 22.-ln the D>tr.'t O"ur'
trsgp,cn, nas been entered In favo. OF william ~
,,yeu and W. e Baenc,, Of Ncw-ioik against the
EouI,able Mortgage Company Tor Sl7soco. the laEgeS
ever rendered In the Tcrntory. Tie lhgauoh sic"
ont of the Old Buckeye Canal corporation.
Detroit Dec. 22.-A dispatch from MasKeeoh'
Mich SAYS: The Collin & Parker Lumber Company
have plas,ered their pI5perty here with chat'el mort
euges argregstinc sl5s.0O0 The capital st CT q
the comapny Which has been doing an extensive
ward business 4, 500 900 II l. impossible 10 lenr"
th.ir siatding asset, AMI liabilities.
st. Louis, Dec. "a Michael J. Foeis'el, lat' ui
uos,d CITY Treasurer, made general asSlShm"h
ihl, morning for the benefit Of lis creditors. Inc
nroperty assigned amounts 10 So 900. The habll
tlc are less than one half Oi The assets. The assign
ucrt was made because some SndH c'Nt!.s Nr''
putting attachments on the property, ana MF. fOc'
slrl wished t. put all creditors on TIE SAN" i)o.hs.
Waterbury Conn. Dee. -. lloNd " Sm'h, Oi'
of the lnrgn-t builders IN The NaiStu'" NWE' n%inI %
mn assignment to-day. His latites ar soooJo
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
7HEY WdNT STILL MOLE MONEY

TIE FIRE CoMM:cSIONERs NOT SATISFIED WITH
LARGE APPROPRIATION.
The roard Of Fire Commissioners, after The action
Of the Board Of Estimate yesterday passed the follow
Ing resolutions:
Whcrcas Last December, the Board OF Fire Commits
sloncs asked the OF Estimate and Apportonment
for an appropriation S6s 900 for apparatus supplies
ETC. fol 1892 which amount the Board OF Estimate and
Aportionmcnt against the protests OF the Fire Commis-
sloncYs, reduced $4,000, and
Whereas The Board OF Fire Commissioners has re-
Gently asked for transfer Of slS0t0 from unexpcnded
balances 10 apparatus supplies etc. in order TO properly
meet the necessities Of the Department and
whereas The Board OF Estimate and Apportonment has
denied the application for transfer OF SlSCOo from u'
expended balances apparatus supplies etc. and has
In lieu thereof transferred the OF only $4,000 which,
IN the opinion OF the Fire Commissioners Il inad"qua1c
10 properly meet the OF tho Department there
fore.
Resolvd That an order issue directing the lmmedltc
suspension OF tho extra telegraph the immediate
stopTagc OF work the repair shops the stoDDaao o
the OF further materials supplies to the repair
shop, and Telegraph Bureau the furnishing OF an'
supplies u Headquarters or TO any Of tho
company quarters and
Resolved That the chief OF department be- instructed d
direct company commanders b. further reduce th'
of In the company quarters at least ore half
further reduce third the amount Of feed ant
bedding allowed the horses Of the Department. 10 re
duce to the lowest possible consumption Of
and wood in all company quarters and also to reduce a
much sslbe further expenditure for horse shoe
ing.
Having thus announced their poverty to the world
md made II clear that their bankrupt condition IS due
10 those who hold the city purse and refuse To alio"
them adequate means for their work, the cOmlnl 5
sioners ask tat these resolutions NAV not be re
earied ~ reflection on the Board of Estimate anc
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
NOTES ABOUT THE HoRSEMEN.

TIE trainer. q, the different tracks ore cetne every
thing in order for mex; yor. Matthew Allen has oe>a
in Tennessee FOR two weeks and viii train eight nliee
,v,d nv Charles Reed that reserved FOR breeding
,uys,ss The nlllss expected 10 a'F.'e at M"hs
perk week. =.
A j. Joyner shipped three horses to the farm ~
cahvoa Yesterday from Dr.. sAeppans Hhfmdfy %
sh,.rshead Fay All 70 be trained next yenf'
Jams Rove Is tn Ion ot the hour IN Calforfa "iIn
IN. horsemcn HIS starting Is rN'lason T" ~.4'
me a,toadance at the races has ineF-a'eu' vi" ''''
body IS satisA.d ,,..r with
: Eo.kc +, having great success IN heh'u'N "'N1
the biceier.. and the entries Tor the '"'''''' " WV
On Jan iary ., promise - Be Hrs .u stand
ro,l, stuart hs, sorc hope' that Patron WIZ ~
trat.!ar PicknIckcr Is doing spcndldly ana h's -
-, -, ecs, sto,kton i to be camIa gned heN' az %
IN. youngsters in strarts stable are dong we'll " -
ovreets TO have some winners In The o'' , ...s..
Richard Croker Is greatly pleased WIN ms P"'" -.
, ,,o ,o,,thr,ds Ytr.tyile Belle. led B'Ahff' f''
noh,trs are owned by the great Saehem of lah"an!'
I, Is sald that his colors viii b. 'c1' wa. JAZZ ~
many tger rampant, strips and all Oh tn' w c,o.,
m. ,,r, ole NJ the scasoa was turhish1u y, -.
LAWS M Clarke who ened his p'ace " 'uuse -
western ,;u,.onbuig at Roby, Ind.' b'0ADse '' =,
.o. r.auced 20 $50 a day. Turfmeh are as~l"7 80 .s
how much lis services In any oth'i o''"p' h Iudg
The Huron case was % BE- ara yes.crI'' ~ -,
McAiam but on account Of The inh'S' u ,,o n,atnut
oursoi e. WAS postponed until January s. the P" 49,
himself has been arrested 50 fequen"' o.'
1.h,ou, n ne can appcag before next juno -,.,.
a,a snowfall OF the Walcot, VanpoeA s'Ao,s
IN 80 a, Gloucester in the future, ani VIZ " "1'"
ty J. De Loag. - ,,,.o., 6 Campbell
Therc are forty-one hor;es in the "a1SoV' u
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
FOIrR CASES OF CHOLERA IN HAMBuR"
rrroRrs OF THE AUTHORITIES I'd PRhNhNi
THE SPREAD or THE DIl

uorlurg Dec CIT was thought uht O'' :,
,.o-dtoarv measures taken By the authorizes "'"'1
-, ,notbcr outbreak Of cholera Ia the sprhs u''
,n indication, now point 10 the recurrence u III"
d,.e,s. I'm an epidemic form VIXEN warm "e'"'' $40
=, s,,r,1 c,s..s Of the Asiatc type u tIc Z" "'''''
na,o oc,urr.d recently and the outlook Is serious
r S,, four ncw cases were officially reported ana
t pcoplo are beginning to grow restless
and Shipping men arc fearful lest t'' N"'''"' 0
, ,r, may refuse o. issue clean lllls oil h'a'h 10
-. s.ls clearing from this port Enormous SUM -
,,o,. verc lost through the prevalence Oh u'' 'H
Int herr, last summer. and 1t !, icaieh ulu' We
cor,n, .prlng viii again the business OF thc CITY
at standstL . ,,,o 60
.rne authorities are doing everything p"sslo" 20
,-.v.nt the disease from spreadlnr ferA'h'Hr AZ
,.,,i,, has been paid to the water supply ana me
,o.,ni. now find II possible 70 avoid any Use 81 INV
am v.ot.r of the Elbr. y large number OF INC
tenement houses have been thoroughly repaired anu
,,,,d thoucn many stlll require the attention OF
the authorities ,...a
Washington Dec 22-Thc continued pr''aehoe
- cbol.n, in Europe cNdtcs alarm IN Administrator
Srcl,. The hope entertained that the disease hau
hcn .ytlrpatcd T. disspacd IN ih face of reports oi
,. c,e.s and the conviction {, forced upon Hove;n'
mont Oricals that predicted by hHy ~ @ a.,
IN, disease win rolppcar with Increased 'ru'e"'' II"
spring ,,.- ~, t,u,ur, today
nsci the unea-lness felt BY sending W" luloMns
cable dispatch; Yesterday. two cases 'ouhF' i""'
one death" $1,000. e...,.., .,.rld,rr .
sa,d Tho - t0n was far nom reaS>urlhf anu "ns
,n effect n notice that this Government n'tt ~. oS
nvn he lar, or relax iis eNcrtons 20 kr'p chOleri
from gaining foothold In tho lbited su''s'
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
/ RITLROAD RCMOR DENIED.

The report that the pcnnsylvanin Railroad had
wr,sted the control Of the Lchish and Susqu' mamma
Railroad from the Philadelphia aud Reading was
denied cmphptcllN yesterday 10y :. NJ Williams
vice President OF the Central OF NewJersny. In
Ichlgh and SusQuehanna is Leased 10 the Leigh Coal
md Navigation Company whose property Is In turn
lenscd u the New Jersey Central. The leases are
made for 900 years The operation OF the New
Jersey Central by It's officers under the decision
Of Chancellor McGlll. OF the NewJerSey state Courts
has not terminated the reaions between the New
Jersey Central and the Philadelphia ard Reading. ana
uonld NOT II Is believed In any event lead the Now
,ro,. Central Z, surrender It's control of the Lehls
Conf and Navigation and IT'S leased lines.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
4 TALK WITH rX SECRETARY THOMPSON
no KNOwLEDGE OF ANY CORRUPT USE or
MoNrY-SC NETTING ABOUT HIS OWN CON

<FcTION WITH THE CANAL COMPANY
Tcrrc Hautc. Ind. Dec - (speciaD.-Riehard w
Thomp,on cX-Secrctary OF the Navy, VINO was "'''
dent OF the American Committee oi uie i""''''
canal Company was asked tbs morning II NJ "o"'"
cor.on, ,o nm Interview in regard TO Il" matters
brought ont In Paris in the Investigation oi c'"E
affecting public men ana newspapers as 10 'he ~.
n.rditurc Of the complnys money. Mr. Thompson S"o
that ne did not want 10 enter into the newspaper discus
SION int he would say that he had no knOwi"ee VI "
use Of money for corrupt purposes 80 lar ~ 'nc
end of the enterprise was concerned lie h'u ''
Fart I'm handling the money, except 70 receive hi'
salary. His faith IN the integrity OF Ferdinand de
1o.scrs was vet nnbroken. In all the great eng
ncors communications 10 him tie desire was eN
messed that no money should lie used except ior
legitimate purposes. Some time ago serf5 oi '''I-
teen questions was sent to him by th" Frnch Coh'u
General and those he had Answered iuIiN ahd H'""o
There was nothing he knew that lie was not raiy
and wiling - tell. but hc did not Ike thc "H" Vi
being put in the attitude Of making statement IN
dofence Of hi, Cwn conduct when he had nothing to
defend
Here at Mr. Thompson-s home many fact- IN reear'
70 his connection with the company nre hh'wh 10 Ms
pcr+ nal friends. ore OF thcsr J. that MI lhoHPO'
voluntarily rcllnsui-hcd more than ohe-haH oi MS
salary when the company became hard priSEN l''
money He had given all hi, tine to It's ahhi'S 'o'
several years and the fact T. that he Is Anything Du'
a financial beneficiary from Its American operations
When the MCnroe doctine Ia It's relation U Wc
psran,a Canal was Lerg discussed and IN" que'u"'.
was before Congre,s. Mr. Thomp-on made me '.'c-
,,.,. befo-. the House CDnmitic" on f"I'E"
N,tars. ana virtually changed the ,cn'im'nt o ,' m
committees ~ that "a unanimols trpo' M ",bcld
sccordancc with his Views. III Mh' ~. No. 80, ,,r.rn
10 Monroe doctrine and maintained thht ~ 80,
Govcrnrent could assume pohucal c'"'''' VI ="
canal. ..,,... a., ,i,t. country wns
,b. nurclas, q the Panama RillIoAh '"n 80, ,ne
-, ,src ms was done nj An enormous o",' ,u,
fc, WIS that II va, the cheapest III, ans rs ",t
~ rir6t OF way across the lhtHmn' ime -, .,
'lc IT, L,.,v maj n could demand the P1ec OF ila
sto~t With an amount added for cOIni'hSauoh ''' '
~ viic-c and lis demand was accsied TO-
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
MRS IAyGrRy,s uLxE : NEARING 4 CRISIS.

Lo-doa ro,. 92.-Mrs. Langty's Illness Is taking
It's no NAL c,u.s. and the dangerous sage will not
be passed before TucsGay. Had she not fallen III
she would havs EN- arllcd tomorrow at Ccwe', on her
new yacht the White Ladye, whlch Fad bcc1
lavlshly ftt-d up for a long cruise. Mrs. Langiry
seemed rather better to-day and The fever from which
she f. suffering subsidized sufficiently to allow her TO
sleep IItr scryan were kept busy an'wcrinS u,
messages OF inquy regarding her, which have been
fecc.vol from many distinguished persons, ncludine
II is reported the Prince Of Wales, through his private
secretary Several cable dispatches in1ulrng about
Mrs Laneiry's condition have also been received from
Amcr,ca. Mrs. Ihnctry's Illness has hrouchi back
several frmcr admirers. who displaying BY gfts
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
HELD rOR EMBEzZLIyG MOyEY.

Charles Frank thirty years old, Of NO. 4ol Wes'
49,. , s,v,hst salesman for Cohen ~ lewis, wholesale
,chors NJ NO 45O Nnthave. was taken to the Jener-
on Market Police Court yesterday morning by pe'ec've
pon,lcv of the West Thirty sevcnth-t station on enarso
Of embczzlng 800 belonging 70 MS e"p'"'' an"
w., NJ rowis tha, he haa obtained contracts for 5000
rounds Of meat day be supplied TO all the ,athoi!c
institutions in the city showed him signed contracts win
h catholic Pro,cctory. House Of the Good shophe ana
t,c P,ut Fathers Nntho'e and f1nfty hi'n','' "e
,o exhibited letters signed by Fnthers Mclaughlin aho
s,a, , bIu for si35 worth Of meat already supplies
>, ,he paullst Fathers sent by Mr. Lewis. fathei
sherman replied that did no; know Frank had mace
contract with him aud had bought meat The poic'
were notified and FrinH was arrested fr"N ""' ~
u.nded until Father She appear In court
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
TIE GERMAN GOVERNMENT AND THE ARMY
ELL.

Ucr,In Dec. o2.--The North German Gazette an
orcinl organ Of IN" Government, today PHhD'n'e a."
article on TIE Army bill, In the course Of "hi'h
says that the FEDERAL Government regards ~ I'M
pos,ihlc the Introduction o. the two years '''l'o
system without an increase In The military establish
rente ard cadrrs II these conditions are rejected
the "Garcttc" adds. II Will b. necessary to revert
10 "A universal three wears service ~ pcccn"a reform
I'm ia. Amy Is mprncucahlc. I'll" pager further
SAYS that the l,n drafted under tn CONVICTION
,ht sl.,c le7l g .rmnny's defensive power has not
iucrc, ,,.G a. tic same extent a, tlnt ol kuH'a anu
France and that Ia the event Ot war Germany Npu.u
invc under present conditions. u relatively small
force AZ her disposal
Rep Wing io the argument that the present courS"
of occurrence, in France VIII prevent iuht country
rom tnlux action ab ai. aud that tie German Army
LII Is therefore unnecessary tn Berlin Post saws;
In spit. = tho political corruption IN France there -
ma r.ason Z, believe that tho french army has been IN
envwlsc impaired. II 10 internal troubles that mr. hl
moo likely 10 lead external complications a. history
Will show Government, compromised IN home affairs
OK n seek 10 divert attention from themselves by creating
compllc d.iOus abroad.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
ruGIrIyE BROUGHT BACK TO BOSTON.

ros,on Dec % CspccIaD-Charlcs W. Turner. for
or,y wcll known lawyer In this city. IL at present
,rdcr ,rr,st ON the charge OF embczzement. Turner
vos a member Of the law arm OF Turner "A scare up
10 January 1891 when. 1t is alleged he suddenly lei.
the city an embeEzler lie had not been heard OF
since no left Boston until little while ago when ne
vus located In Knoxville Tenn. where he wns hVlhs
with his wife and two children IL Is alieScu 'h't
Turner as attorney for Mrs Ella J. DnV'rs' Wi'o"
and also the guardian of Ruth Davies. minor, dd ho'
rovc t,pe 70 his tnst and the indictment warrant OH
which ne WIS arrcsud saws that he cmbcnzd IN" sum
~ 80 900 4 week or ago an officer let here ior
m. south armed with requsition pnpers ana ms,
he onced under arrest ThAy aFilNc'i
In the city last night and Turner spent the resi- oi
ihn nlghi In Charlesst. lall.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23
coycrssJoys TO TELEGRAPH OPESAr9Ss.

,,u nec co-Therc will be no s'nne y
,n'av ,eI,c,ruhers on the Ohio and MISSISSIPPI nv
,"''"". oDn'an, has been reached which calls IL.
a,,,,nnm salary Of s45 Il month on the Hnu
and Louisville division, and 81 80 on the o,,er
sIon The company agrees to recognize 'ur
Of Railway Tcegraphers and to promote sucics
mon 10 the dlspatching department wnen ., Pred.
occur The agreement awaits the approval g npder
ssnt Tracy before becoming effective pu' y .,,y
stood ne Will sign It when he returns F" ",u.an tho
Cleveland, Dec. 22.-Ihe differences o~nnany are
Rig Four Railroad teiegraphers an" 10, @ certainty
as GOOD as settled, and II Is now n,ranv has made
that there wlii De H0 Will the Pa%y,nse pay q
Sors,n class Of operators as has thereby
and to counteract the Inc iner,aiT minor ofices.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-23

mcr N A. Boynton. George II. Souhafd, Aifrsd L.
White Henry Iamadge O. D. Baldwin. J. Henry Town
send and Charles J.. Colby.
AT Table D-Alfred W. Eates who sat at the end
Arthur f. Bowers Salem II. Wales, william Do"o'
Edwin L. Butrlck Elihu Root Samuel b. CiafKe, ex'
Judge Horace Russell Hiram Hitchcock. General LOUIS
p D Cesnol1 c. y Villas Elmer \. Darl ng. Alfred
B. Darling, Breyton Ives, james T. Metcai. the Kew.
George i. Fisher the Rev. C. {. Tiffany. Louis {.
Tiffany, Frank Bond f. :. Wells. A Leaha. T. .
Jordan, James NJ. Whitncy, George p Slsde sleoune'
w FAY Cornelius n bliss. joel r. ErharI. Richard
A. McCurdy Charles l.. Miller, Charles c. Eeaman.
Albert Stckney, George C. Clark, Isaac H. BIomle!
ex Judge Henry T. Hoyan1. Henry h. HigziisoN' W.
W. Sklddy Granville r. Hawes william II. COTTON
Ralph NJ HYDE Albert Crane. George W. Cotteril.
william l.. Van1crvOort T.. Il. Hinsdale. Addison C.
Rand John X Clley Edward J. Chalcc. l.. A. Treat.
q. NJ. Hard, an1 II. NJ Anthony.