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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
HE ANNOYED THE REV DR. D0NALD'

Az AMHERST MAN CHARGED WITH INSANITY
ny IT'S FORMER COLLEGE MATES
choros yuls,rt AN inventor living at No. 80 Irving
ru,co ,,os tnk.n To jefferson Market Police Court
Yesterday. charged with insanity. MILFORD was ar
,cstd on a warrant issued by Justice Grady on 'hs
r,rloint Of John s. IIuyler the candy manufacturer
Mr. Uuyler in his affidavit, states that Milford was
ncober,nt M times and imagined that no was Deihs
,,liou,ed nv officers who wanted to impHson him.
Mr. Milford was n member OF the class OF ''3 ol
Amherst College. lie has patented SIN cho'o'a'c
no,s lie protested that lie was not insane ana sau
that the charge was made by Mr.. Huyhr TO get
him ont OF the way so lie could reap .iie
Icreat ~ Multord's Inventions Mr. Huyler
,,fnsed 10 discuss the case, but 1t was learned
,bat he had made charge OF insanity
against milford at the request of the Kew.
Dr f. Winchester Donald rector Of the Church OF tho
Ascension feminist. and Flfthave MuIford d.
Donald Mr. Huyler and q plumber OF profes Sons4 mon
In this eity il Is said, were members OF the ciS'S Va
,73 At Amherst Milford has been unfortunate. ana
for some time has been supported BY his old cssnes
lie has been acting in such strange manner OF i'o,
however that DR.. Donald and MI. inyer oe"so~'
90 contr,ute to his support. Milford wrote num-
Der of threatening letters 10 Dr. Dohhiu "iu
urv,er A few DAYS ago he sent carving knife 10
nr Dopald asking Dr. Donald TO care for 1t, as IL
would be- safer In DR.. Donads hands than IL wouu III
h, nr Donald fearing that Milford would inlurc
himself prevailed on Mr.. Huyer 70 prefer charge
OF insanity against Milford. ~.
Justce Grady committed Milford for examination
as to his sanity -. ,,,,,
Tho Rev Or. Donald said last night t'mt si'Iloru
had been annoying and that the charge o lsa'' i''
hesu made az his request lie decn"eu " e''0 "0
d.ail, OF the case, however.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

svius whose pluI1altes excited uniavorabe comment
.,rn during the reign Of George ", and they were
,horply oensured by sir Robert Peel. Bishop Jenkn-
.po thanks to the relationship Of Lord Liverpool held
The See OF ST. Davids which then OF small vae and
also the deanery Of Durham which, nthose days
An an average income of about @9'oVo year
The Bishop Obliged TO reside at Durham-Where the
s,npers and cellars OF the Dean of the Chapter
fsmous throughout the Handwriting several months Of
The year and liked TO pass the season in town. the In
evitabe result being that he hardly ever visited his
.smots diocese EDMUND YATES.
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posfaflice NOfice.

tshoud be read daily by all interested, changes may
Countries NEED ps Be sDssa .ye: I'd
mela documents letters not pefsay addressed being
sen" fOrgg S' mas for the week siding January 80 VIII
gpTpy il 81 cssss :. ri: SS as i2 80 M
Europe Haye Via southampton and Brsm,o
s.p S a az % 'sSps%s:sssy
S Gus per via s1.n' ee for s Bs su Ss
aFsSs per per FSts%nd va Aasw!Sp etters must be
"a .uGpe%etary .n3 20 w B. %
sAruEDAY-At a IN. for France. Switzerland. Italy.
spain Portugal and Irr4ey pr la BseaSaG wa
as RAIDS Hurd for and o SF'% Be ssa sso
r VIA Queenstown deter. for other part, Of Europe
S m%ss Dc per- &rs'a h sag ettefs a. si i 5" dF
marx MARX sv dea NoTw9y S hsa .n@ RSs ' per-
sr via SS9.e'SS and bs 1T I S' Oter ~ Tor
Scotland dircc5 per = 5 Crcassia glasgow Get.ers
n aS: De s Ss.' per E y Sn
@as BE- GS,Td per sS a. V 70 a. ana
saVaSla ' Stc must be dreStsd per Panama q, 10
J%. s s x 10 ss so Mna2a Sr ans
BelaIr drtters for Grenada Trinidad and Io6sfs
%Ss Se drCs'G M for Central A&riea except
s colon and e; SqA o1 r13 inscm r u be
TSs. at u or 3s % for Sh cs Tapes
direct and other Mexlcan states Ma ven Cruz mus; &
s'G me- for fo GsO i,and aar jaS%e ana
Caves, Hayti, =. s. Adlrondack AT II d. IN.
Complementary II M for Venezuela ana curacao aso
SNanla via Curacao. per Caracas lett.fs ior o,hrr
Colombian Ports must be directed pr Caraess az y NJ
Complementary p. m:) for Rio Janero ana ~ pS's
countries. via Rio Janelro per Marcia az p m'
for Grenada Trinidad and Tobaso. per q Burnley nan
SUNDAY-At p. m. for Costa Rcs, wa LlMon, pr
g. FoxhaIl from New rieans; at 30 y. M for 81
~ sss y. s:i Iy aS ely .a Of F.p:
&C 80 D. ~ Mails for Chine and japan, per g. S@snc
from San Francisco. close here daily up % January III
20 d. m. Mails for Australia. Sew.Lealand nsweilSn,
Fiji ssd Samoan Islands, per ;. s. Aaneda from sm
Franci col here daily up IN January oc AZ 10y
n m (or On arrival New YORK OF s. $ Aurshtt WIN
british naIl for Au,ralis. Mails for Hawaiian Isianas.
nor $ $ Australia from son Franciseo close mere dsy
In "a February 10. At 80 D. M Malls Tor Ne"iouha-
land by raj 90 Halifax and thence by steer cose 81 this
onice daily at 80 y. m. Malls for Miquson by rail-
Boston and thence by steamer close at this once daily
80 D. m Mails for Cube; by rail e. Tampa fla ana
uray.) close al this Office daily at 2 80 M MAILS ios
Wssco overland specially addressed for dispatch by
ss-amer close az this Office daily % 90 a M
Trans.pachc mails are forwarded TO San Francisco
av aud the schedule OF closing Is arranged on the pre-
"rn,on ~ their uninterrupted overland transit to San
Ersncsco Mails tho Fast arriving on time at san
flamenco on sailing OF steamers are dispatches
thence the same day Registered mall closes at 100 y n
~ensrs Sypu,emensry Mails opened The pers q
TIA ESssh nd French at the hour OF closing OF
Malls the Postonice which remains opea
1SH with Ten OF the hour Of se!ling OF steamer
Postonice, New-York. y. Y. January p. 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
HENRY UFYNANN.

Henry Ilcymann. OF the firm OF IIeynann q A.
cxandcr manufacturers Of English and lrench lace9'
died mt his homo In nottingham, England SUNDAY.
For the last year H. had been falling from disease u
known 10 medical science, and his death has been Only
, question ~ time. Mr.. lcynann "'s "'eN h''oN"
a.. a member OF the Iarg So lac" manual turing 'a'ip-
a. bn,ent In Inc world The business of the firm ex-
tcrds to nearly an civilized nations. VIII 'i@
phndpal factories and Offices arc at Nol'l"sn"n'
ENGLAND branch Offices are maintained nI bradford
ENGLAND ana Calais. France. An agency oil 'ne n''l
in thi. city il nj SO. 80 Funln-st Mr. II yWa''n'
whose father was formerly Mayor of Notinlhi' comes
from a prominent and widely Know" hnEl''" '"'''',
-. = ,,,io,.tlr. nil, and generous person. but his
charitic, were ~ private ana hnvu,u's ""'"'o'
lie was a bachelor, and about sixty year, oid'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
TIE Return or CiRMENCTTI.

Tho return Of Carmencta the Spanish dancer to Roster
4, pI,rs concert hall greeted last night 10y an "uu
&c that nled every available part Of the large auditorium
d IN. sale Of SEATS stopped az the box once so"
80 h.foe (arriincitas turn the programme CAM
,.,.s dancing il too familiar to need any present
,ison and it is enough 20 that her admirers were
80 octehtcd a. ever ana apparently more numerous u'
ever before and that they covered the stage Win ho"'
WI A. Tony Pastors Theatre last night large au-Ic
-, aHthusiastlc admirers uf Miss Maggie Chnc Wa IS
nnnintcd I'm not seeing It. favOrtc. whose r'iTh h,,
% ~. t,,0ued for week. Tony Pastor hlh'.l'
~ lrveIaI OF his popular songs, concluding WIZ
SANE i,ic song I'm which me referred 10 tn T. u'F
" ", r' 1hiu william jerome kept the audience Hh-"
Ing by his PAROLES on the popular ana nnIo 6
vi extrsyacnnt pantommc by George d. Melville anu
II.rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
"L'AFRICAINE. AT THE METROPOLITAN.

At the Metropolitan Opera House last night " ATT
cane, WAS presented again with the effort TO give
IL the best possible cast of principals in the power VI
the managers which marked its first performance rev
nights ago. Nine. Nornca the sclika, Mile soma
Ravogli the Inez NJ. Lassalle the Nelusko, Edward dc
Roszke the Don Pedro and Jean de Reszke the Nasco
de CANA The public cannot yet be induced 10 Ill
the opera house, but the audience OF last night was
larger than has been usual this season.
The conscientious efforts Of the leading artists TO
give its full value and effect to the opera met with the
mo hearty response, and frequent encores heightened
the performance until after midnight. The Messrs
De Reszke and Lassale naturally had, as they de-
aved the largest sares of the general approval thelr
6ne artistic performances gaining constant tributes OF
enthusiastic applause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

AZ her residence 25 Monroe Place Bro"T;yS
AHn.,nritv Jan. 23d, Lovisa NJ, wife Oh pa"ie' -
SsunId in the sixty sixth year OF her age.
Funeral private. .s.v ,,e oath inst
nnNNEY-At Railway, n. j., on Sunday, the ~1'' ~
,aa,s Ronney In 6lst year OK his aye ,,r.ra
Relatives and friends are Invited 70 Ssn Man.st on
wrsnesday morning, the 27tA inst, at IL oe'o ..
WEN-In Brooklyn, sunday, JanuI pssune r. Bowen
aye II months 49, "a -. a. y. ...,ssnes Of his u>routs
Funeral SER yorHsye Tuesday Jshusry 20, u s%
D. .... ~y.s,.n n Rr~vsy
and friends invited 70 ettsna e M ~.
Vices al his late residence 2oI Wess oosn'~' vi ~'
az 10 o'clock a. IN. ,oo, oso,oa r.n
caREy-on Saturday, January 20, 1Sv2' "eo'ge Ian
sng Carey In the 6lst year OK his asa. oox uan
Ihe t tst prooklyn on Tuesday January 20, at ~
o'clock. - r..- n,
oh lanes Cberbues age a. sou Of the late Rev. DAVID
Cherbulez.
Internent private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
NINE. LEHMAN AND THB OPERA COMPANY

Maurice Gsu the member OF the firm OF ADoey ocho"ei
L. ,;rau VINO is active ia tIc management OF the opera
cason at the Metropolitan Opera Houe. srd yesterday
that there had been such trouble BETWEEN Nine Lam Len
mann and the and managers Of the company ~ ha
heen reported or II there had been Ne had NOV
known Of 1t. All the operas In which Mine. I@hmahh
sana he said had seccscd by the MANAGEMENT De-
cause they were in her recrory and not because sh'
had insisted on even suggested them. She had not
refused u sing any part for which she had been cast
but had on the contrary, volunteered - sing pa''' "ch
were not required Of her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
NOTES or THE STAGE.

Josef Kanz VIII in "IIamlct' at the ITALIA Theatre
this evening. The play viii be repeated On Thursday
night MARY Sturat- viii De given to-mofrow and "Uf
Aco,ta" Friday and Saturday.
solid silver bmtonhook in the form u alpenstock
Will De the souvenir the Tooth Performance of Mis-
u.Ivettr at the STANDARD Theatre Friday night.
Two theatre parties that will sec Francis Wilson ana
1.-The LION Tanner" at the Broadway VIII he company
q BROOKLYN military from the 80 1gment on Sa'uf-
d.v evening and an entire company Of the 7h L. 2met
Of this civ with their friends satuI-ay f'bIu" d.
Gertrude Kingston, a pupil of j. +. Mackay, nud'
her -rsi appearance last week in small part al ue
Columbia Theatre, Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

A quiet wedding took place last evening at the
house OF James Flanagan No. t3 West thirty ilhiA'
st. when his daughter married t0 1elptt DecAer'
Of Philadelphia The Rev. DR.. Charles iolt' o'
,,,h ,.as sbe officiating .lergyInan James
noclert ~ phladelpba cousin Of the bridegroom, was
the best man. The Misses Flelss and Miss Torlhon
we're the bridesmaids: owing to recent dea'h III
the family only relatives were present. - =. ,
Tho en9acement Is announced Of Miss Mabel
Wheeler daughter OF the late George Minor Wheeler
OF scarsdale, y. Y. to Stephen Glover Ifalh' VI
BOSTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
. TAR AND TIE TARTAR's7 BOOTH PER

Pittsburg, JAM % (spcdsD.-At the Grand Opera
House tonight the 3OOth performance 81 " The Tar
and the Tartar took place. The theatre WAS elabo
rately decorated and silver souvenir spoons were pre-
sented TO the women. This is The first American
comic opera that has achieved such record.
There were speeches made by the author, Harry l..
Smith and Mayor Gonrlcy At the close Of the second
act the company including Marion Mauola, Dgby Bell,
Josephine Knapp, Huicrt Wilke, Laura Joyce Ben
and Fred Frear, called before the curtain and
each received a miniature American flag made OF
enarnel and gold, bearing the figures 3OO' In Ola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
o.,,,.rn.I. rURy vEREN's BALL.

annual masquerade ball Of the Central Turn nn' se'e !"
WIS given last night 1s a, ss by 10 o'clock over
sxty-seNo =, 40 ballroom. The members OF the com,
people VIZ nosments were Henry v. Roscnbaun '",
mites ~ r. wntemz, George L. schniinser' "
xusAsr .eoe ssh'efSr .Sna W. x's r. Msr
taicA9A' "a Kreusser. The affair was one Vi WV
.. .nee...ful in The history Of tho Organization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
..Ar.n urrn 4 CHICO or cocoAxCrs

Tho Nova scotan brig Harry and Aubrey Captain Noi
,, the san Bias coast with cargo Of cocoah"''
an aground on the outer bar Of Fire I'ahd bea'a ~
ran 90, paint Lifc.Saving Station yesterday Ihere N'S
inc Di'o =, tina time and Captain Norman lost MS
a No. The brig went head on, and lies cay I1
captain and crew were token ashore in tGc feoo, w., ."
,,,'s.,,,nc crew. expected last night la' o o
sel. which was in good condition. "O"a Oe "o'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
An ACCIDENT At 1HE OPERA HOUSE.

Thar WA little unusua. excitement OH the stage OF
s Metxopoit.o Oper~ House last night but IL did not
ssae to the general knowledge Of the audience In inc
isA oct Of "LAeane when the attack OF sayases was
a the ship some guns wsre fired and TWO OF ae
snD<shumersyies rashy pushed FORWARD 'ho = p,,uO az
aeos IN. nrs,ms In ante OF warnings against doing 80
As result was that they shot with The wsddne from
ssms Of the guns, one Of them receiving woana Va a
Nm and ne osher the leg Ihey were pseo ~.
~ 81 were attended " twe ~ Ntee ~os~'s -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
arm rptCIu IRyOID UNABLE TO READ.

IL was announced yesterday that the condition Oh Sir
Edwin Arnod's health had not impo'eu' ""u .''' 10
anid 10 noss,h Tor him 10 read to-day or. probably, at
al U,s nhvsci.n DR. Jasper j. Germany, said that no
must have long rest and all engagements to read OF
ie,nre must be cancelled absolutely. reading was TO
be given at Days Theatre this morning anu TWO lectures
were follow, and these have AL VI ore' oecn gwen
~, Uoldcrs ~ tlckets will have their money refunded
BIZ calling at the box orice OF the tnea@''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
rry CASES OF SMALLPOX.

49,, ov c,.es Of smallpox were discovered 10 the elN
NO nov na Il was said that Of the eight patients
o were sent to North Brother Island had diei ,.or
VINO "eo civ eiahty.fve from all causes were
the uis." I,u,cau OF Vital Statistics yesterday anu
report" had been caused by the grip in complication
,,,s otber dreases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
JAMES COLLINS.

Jane. Collins 81 retired furniture d@,r' 'geu sNV'
-, di.d a, ria home No 1879 Fast FOrty-eighthst.
,o.erlv from an attack Of paralysis after short H.
nee. Mr. Collins WIS born in Cork If'D"'u anu ou"o
n this country when Nero boy. He learned the '"rh
ture business and finally founded inc nr,n VI Do'','
s. .eycrI ve,r. AGO. lie wa. wdower and leaves no
children Tho funeral will be held at the Roman Catholic
C,theduI in Finh.aye tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
nl.. hnrlh VIII he CalNlrY lemct.rl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
w11n1rsnME STIMULANT.

4 craving for stimulanS is common 10 all races Oh
mon and shoud be directed and controlled by the use
~ that which Is the purcst and most wholesome Mount
yo,non pure Rye Whlskey ranks above all compeutorS
~ , Wholesome simulant 1t Is bottled at the ais
tilorv In square bottles. For sale ny al uc''icre' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

Edward " Pilot the OF Afisilde L. Phlot the
founder OF Hutton Park, In West ofsLge ~ d. "'"
vcsav At the home of his sister Miss Clara Pilot In
,.,ooorr,vo GRANGE uo was the proprietor OF largo
plata,Ion I'm the Sorth. and hSd returned nome from
there some three months ago. suffering from variety OF
disorders lie was nfty-two years Old ana leaves WHO
aas seyeral children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
4 BELL TELEPHONE APPLICATION GRANTED.

Boston, Mass. Jan. 25.-Judge Colt In the United
States Court to-day granted the application Of the de
PENDANTS giving them TO october to put In testimony
in the case OF the Government against the Bell Tee-
phOne Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
Religions Notices.

THE METHODIST REVIVAL MISSION, Wese
Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church near SthS
aye-TELFORD. of London, breaches tonight {. - %
ssThe Man In Lodebar" Meetings every blight the veok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

pcerfoot Farm sausnge-, in twopouna I snnss r.
9, t',d..fuarn dtcfs FOOT i sA"PSN "A "'SPFS-
rcd INK. Beware of limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

pECK-FFLG-On Sunday, January ~ iSyI sS M a.
te.nth street Temple by Kew h"P"s9' "0"'''
,,ussie feg to Morris bech'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

+, Won Have Couch don't delay IL Is san seronI
p,1o'. cure for Consun pton VIII cure Sou' "
An DRUGGISTS 2Jc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

hastily summoned. The people In charge OF the stage
declared that their wounds dangerous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
DIED.

Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with tu''
name and address
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AZ 1RRIED.

Liebig Company's Extract OF Heel
Made from the finest cattle the world produces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
"A Beautiful and Typical Collection"


SALE BEGINS THIS CrUEsDAY) AFTERNOON.
at 80 o'clock.
CONTINUING TOMORROW (WEDNESDAH), THCRS'
DAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
nc the SAME hour
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES,
East 23d-st., Madison SQUARE
THE FAMOUS
DEAKIN
ORIENTAL COLLECTION.
ON EXHIBITION PREVIOUS TO HOUR OF SALE
THOMAS +. KIRBY Aucuoneer.
THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. Managers
G EAST 2}D-ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
ONCE, $50 6th-ave.. corner 23d-st.. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
QUFNT ADDRFSSFT.

The cry of the newsboy to-day Shfy s'i'''' "n,'.
evening raper and its contents has startIeu 'h''
,tv a. Il has not been moved for many uaS' '
' o,s - reace and prosperity have rendered war an
nnkno,,u condition and the word stia"R" VII" - .
.ound I'm our ears The most Of u mere P''s''' 80,
n'"' 80, ha.r, when the news flashed through tho
country that sumter had been fired "Ph' '' .r.o
saw the 9TH Regiment march down Dio'us ,.,a -,
cleaning bayonets the perfect aieh"e' sa ,.nt had
oheo,s and then In the side streets after the Regimen nav
na.sed the frantic women whose ofo'ners - go,
hearts and sons lad marched BY. never 49, ,.n..
inc =, va, ana young mother standing IN
wagon holding up her babe for the 'oa,,nco .,
father, who thought that discipline anu ",v w
the regiment prevented adequate respon. ~ hahn.
are al ,or neace We people SO great
40 numerous 10 strong, with such uh'I u. =. h,o,, >,
such ineaiculabic wealth, that we can Ao' nowor
, s,s.n a. the battle. battle IL must be-
time has come. view Of cur c'"''-'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-09
PETRIFIED FORESTS
A Strange Discovery Made at
Grouse Creek.
Roots, Knots and spllnters Found-Trees
Half Turned 10 s,One--stumps Weigh
ing Hundreds of Pounds.

The western part of Box Elder county
particularly in the vicinity of Grouse
creek, is winning quite reputation for its
wonderful petrified cedar forests.
Cedar seems to be the only kind OF wood
that petrihes in that locality.
Great stumps of petrified trees as large
as mans body are numerous.
In places a solid, rocky trunk Will be
found standing firm and upright in the
ground, with its brittle branches regularly
strewn about it, where their fall had
broken them in scores Of pieces.
Usually the branches trunk and roots
are petrified alike, but in some cases the
trunk is found hard as rock, while the roots
are still soft and woody, not having yet as
0umed their stony state.
Petrifcations Of every conceivable size
and shape can be picked up Dy the wagon
loads. They will weigh all the way from
an ounce up to hundreds of pounds. Knots,
bark, splinters, ETC., are found in quanti-
ties.
Most OF these stony formations are found
high aud dry on the hillside, out OF reach
of any peculiar springs which are gene
rally instrumental in working these Won
derful transformations.
Charles Kelly of this city has several
handsome specimens on exhibition at his
shop. These were gathered by Mr.. Kelly a
few weeks ago at Grouse creek. He says
that is a remarkable country for petrifics-
tions and exceedingly interesting and in
structive to the careful student of nature
RuOler,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-09
TOLD HIS FRIENDS.

Mr.. Jacob Mellein of Denver, who was cured
OF rheumatism in few weeks by Lee Wing
Brothers, after spending all he had with Ameri.
can Doctors in vain, is q man who believes in
sharing with his friends the benefits bestowed
upon himself. Among Mr.. Melleln's friends is
Mr. John Mason, who had suffered for years
from rheumatism so that he was utterly help
less. he too had tried American doctors with
no benefit, and when Mr.. Mellein advised him
TO try Chinese Vegetable Remedies he gladly
did SO. The result was as surprising as II was
satisfactory to him. for in but little more than
month he was entirely cured and as sound aud
we'll as he ever was.
Mr.. Mason lives at 1870 Vine street, where he
can be personally consulted as to the truth OF
this statement The testimony OF both Mr.
Mason and Mr.. Mellein. No. 1897 Fourteenth
avenue. West Denver can be substantiated by
hundreds of the best people in the West.
LEE WING BROTHERS
Speedily and permanently cure every form OF
nervous. chrome, urinary kidney and liver
troubles. diseases OF the heart lungs and
throat diseases of the blood or skin. diseases
Of the stomach and bowels, rheumatism neu-
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ell the weaknesses and diseases OF any organ
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sEith VIII Not Fight Choynski-Beneht for
Savin.
Especial to TIE EERALD-Examiner Dispatch
LONDON, Aug. 6.-Jim Smith has backed
down from his proposal to fight Choynski.
The English champion wants the Califor-
nian to wait four months for a fight. Par
son Davies offered to guarantee a big
purse besides matching bis man for s.. 900.
This does not suit those who like to have
mob at ring side.
Frank Slavin's friends are rallying
around him. Pony Moore has become Sc
curity for 81 900 for the Rose Public house
il Jermyn street. and the sntipodean is to
be seen behind the bar every night. Sla-
WINS friends are going to give him a bene-
1T at the Trocadoro music hall on the 18th
Of this month. Sir John Ashley is at the
head Of the committee.