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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29

Professor-"What animal is most
faithful to man, Lovesick Student
tenthusiasticaliD-"Women Pick
Me Up.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29

The STOPPING bicycle rider may be sup
posed to be on pleasure bent. Boston
Transcript.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29

Cheap fuel and low freights are the neces-
stiles OF manufacturing. Two fuel-oil pipe
lines, four railroads., one a complete belt line,
give Griffith these advantages and brought hei
four factories as soon as the town was laid out
by jay a. UWiggins q Co.-Chicago NeWs.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29

The spectacles most admired by ladies
are gold beauz.-Binghamton Republi-
caa.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29

Conductor f. d. LOOMS, Detroit. Mich,
says: "Ire effect of Halls Catarrh Cure is
wonderfully" Write him about it. Sold by
Druggists, .oc.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29

BROWNS iron Bitters cures Dyspepsia. Ma
laria. Biliousness and Genera Debi ity. Gives
create appetite. The best tonic for Nursing
Mothers. weak women and children.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29

The luxury of doing good surpasses
every other enjoyment.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29
Train Loaded With Stove Polish.

Last week Messrs. Morse Bros, proprietors
Of the we'll known Rising Sun stove Polish,
filled orders from two customers in the West
for twenty-three cars loads of stove polish. AS
each car contained 400 gross, weighing IS tons,
the shipment to these two houses was 900
gross, or 80 tons. The immense business done
by this firm is Il monument to the industry and
high grade of goods for which they have earned
a reputation at home and abroad
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29
There are over Is, 600 Masonic lodge,

IF your Back Aches. or you are all worn out,
good for nothing, it is general debility.
Browns Iron Bitters w IL cure you, make you
strong, cleanse your liver, and give q good ap-
petite-tOnes the nerves.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29

OvR OLD RELIABLE EYE WATER cures weak Or
in Ia , ci eyes. or granulated lids without pain.
:. cent. john l.. D.CkEN hrug Co. Bristol, Va.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29

WHO sUFFEES with his liver. consipa ton,
bilious ills. poor blood or diZzine-s-take
Beecham's Pills. OF druggists. - cents.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29

Mullen leaf is recommended as an ex.
cellent specific for rheumatism.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29

A. Nelson, of Labanon, Mo-, has
planted a nursery OF 10000 apple trees.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29

WAGES nave declined ia 229 towns IL
Germany ont of 906
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29

The Nations railroads earned SS7,
OOO, OOO during MAJ
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29

| A0lEC-lf Won wish II make MONEY .a,v n
ro'lVSoGr own homes. address snGLtitInr xtann
Miss DORA e.. uONT south Rend. ind
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-29

If afflicted with sore eyes use Dr. Isaac Thomp-
sons Eye-water.D Druggists sell at 25c. per bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
BANK OFFfCILS UYDER Arrest.

Cleveland March 26-Presldont Horace Steele. OF
the gainesville Swings and Loan Association. was
arrested about midnight At gainesville, and brought
10 this city thh morning, where after brief deluy lie
was rclca sed on 10000 bail At noon Ralph X.
Paige walked into the ohcrln's Office and gave himself
M. Ilo came directly from the train on witch he
arrived from New York. lie IS now In the sheriff ;
custody.
pltt,burg. March 2G.-IIeny ". Oliver confirms the
report, nun Paine, Vile Ohio n, Ia l, name having
been forged commercial paper. His Hdvces are That
his name hus been signed president 10 paper phr-
porting to BE- issued by the Pennsylvania and Lake Erie
Dock Company JIG knows nothing In regard 10 the
amount lie stated that the dock company. Of which
no is president tlr stockholders ri which are IN" fur
uncc owners on the line OF the Pttsburg aud Western
Railroad expended about So00Oo0 at Fairpo near
Palnesvillc To- provide dOclAec fOr their The Penn
,ylvania and Lake Erie Dock Company hns 10 bills
payable ont. has money h it, treasury. ana II paying
monthly dividends that satisfactory To it, stock
holder. Iic stated that the lO,, 10 the cor pany is
about ~ 600 the proceeds OF draft sent by The trcnS
urr I'm IHt-burg 10 provide for the monthly pay rolls,
which draft had BEEN deportcl In the lncsyillc Saw
ing, and Loan Company. Mr.. Oliver stated that none
of the cumpanlc, Of which he l. nm officer himself
Individually has paper ont or any money borrowed
In Paine Vile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
4 FLOOD or MOLrEN STEEL.
FATAL ACCIDENT T. BESSENFR coNvrRTrR
AZ IHL HOMESTEAD WORK..

FATAL accident t. \ BFSSTNFR CONvrRTrI
AT TIT HOMESTEAD WORK.
Piti-burg. March 2G-Thc converting department Of
Carnceics slice, plant, At Home, stead, Penn. was the
lng by which nine men were Injured, four Of whom
viii die. Their mines were Arthur McQurk, mar
licd. Albert Williams. mnrriod; Andrew Ntoiheld,
married Peter Woods. married Thomas Harding.
John shields, James Baird. trnnk Abel and John
Gwinn.
The first four named were fatally Injured. the
accident happcurd during melt IN the converter aud
was cniscd by the skull. debris falling from the
shields over the Bc,-cmcr converter ana brealne the
prc. sure pipe. This caused the vc,-cl which was
filed with molten Steel To turn It, trunnlons. throw
Ing the metal into the pr The filling metal covered
nine Of the wormcn. frghtlly burning four Of them
and painfully njuring the others. The injured re-
celved every possible attention. and with the eNcep
lion Of the four mentioned, will be- about again.
All Of the injured were removed Ia their homes. In
Home, tcad.
W. L. Abbott chairman Of the company, says the
accident was an unusual aud unavoidable one. IL
was the first accident Of the Mind that had ever hap
pcncd at the works, The skull. debri, |, col
lection Of clndcr. small PARTICLES Of steel and other
matter that I, thrown from the converting furnace by
the heavy pressure Of air that Is forced through tbs
melting metal Mr. Abbott gave II his opinion that
no one could be charged with caTel'eHnrSs, ~ inc
ftm, a. well the had taken every prccautlOn
TO avoid all danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
FRANCE MAY EXPEL ALL ANARCHISTS
A CONFLICT WITH POLICE AT ST DtNIs-PRNCE
KRAPoTKIN'S ASSERTION.

A CONFLICT WITH POLICE AT IT. DfNIs-PNNCE
KRAPoTKIN'S ASSERTION.
Paris. March 2G-The Soleil7 to-day says that
the Government has decided to expel all Anarchists
from France some OF the ambassadors in Paris, II
adds have furnished NJ. RibOt, the Foreign Minister
with a list Of their countrymen in Paris who are sus-
pected Of Icing Anarchists.
The police have arrested another notorious An
archist a friend Of RavachOl. the man who "a srs-
pected OF being the author Of tie Boulevard ST German
dynamite OUTRAGE. lie made desperate resistance.
Twenty-Five Anarchists are now In custody Tor com
plcity in the outrages that have recently occurred
in this city.
Several Anarchists at -. Denis. few miles north
NJ Paris who were returning from the funeral ci a
comrade. formed in procession and marched along
waving red flags and acting generally in dsorderly
manner The police ordered them to csperse, but
they refused 10 obey: and IT was only aiter con-
sicf that the gend armes succeeded in breaking up
their ranks and scattering them.
,riuc hraI ot4in. the weikuOwn Russian Anarchist,
in an interview today said that the social reVO-
infon was Oh the point of breaking out. The OPP
messed he declared. would extensively employ
dynamite IN the cause OF freedom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
FINDS FOR THE CAST COLLECTION.

The members 81 The special COMMITTEES t. enlarse
the collection Of casts oi the Metropolitan Museum "
tr are encouraged AZ the succesS Of their appeal -
the pubuc for rnnds A. has been frequently stated
iu The Tribune the committee believes that siooocV
viii be sufficient TO purchase collection " caso
equal 10 any eYtant ard that 9i2o.ooU VIII
bring to the Museum the best collection Of the kin9
In the world. An subscriptions f)r this purpose, ~
whatever size will be welcome 10 the committee, ano
viii be published hcm lime % time In The 'frfbun&
They should be to Edward u. Adams TREASURER
No 100 broadway Last week the following additional
snms Of money were received Edward n. Kendall
$50: POTTER, siymus a Co., $500: Henry h. Russell
$50: Mrs Joseph Il. sndmOre siditionaD, Slo:
William d. sloane. ~ 900 Frederic W. stevens, soo'
L.. g. WoodhOuse. 400.
Tue fund now amounts to SO.V70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
iR,fy IND NAVY IYrET LIGrYrF.

Washington. March 26.-'Thc leave OF absence granted
Captain Emerson H. Llscrm. 18th Infantry Is extended
ore MONTH on surgeon, certificate Of disability.
The Boston arrived nj san Jose, Mexico on March
ai ON the way to san Fraudsco. The Yorktown ana
p.nsacola arrived at can Francisco yesterday. Tho
hitter vessel has jus, returned from Honolulu and VIII
hc put out OF commission ia a few dnys.
Captnin George &. kemey has been ordered To duty
AS Captain of On. Navy Ynrd Portsmouth. y. H., on
Nav 10. Lieutenant, Henry Morcl aud Dewitt CON
man are detached from the Pensacola and ordered 10
duty on the Adams Lieutenant Henry x. Chnse Is
detached from the Pensacola and ordered 10 duty on
the Coast survey steamer Hasscr. Lieutenant ~ W.
Dodd +, ordered duty the Richmond. April !.
Lieutenant " j. scar Is cNi"Nd to duty ON the
Minnesota April !. Lieutenant T.. d. BaStick is or
dorcd 10 hold himself In readiness for sea service"
Passed Assistant Enrnccr Ira ~ Hollis is ordered 10
duty on the Richmond April l. Passed Assistant En-
rinecr l. : X Reeves IS ordered 10 duty In the Office
Of the United states Fish commissioner Washington on
l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
MORE cHrcJGO ALDERMEN INDICTED.
NINE now MUST DEFEND THEMSELVES Oh 90
70 PRISON.

NINE NOW MUST OFFEND THEMSELVES OK w
70 PRISON.
CbIc,co. March 2G.-ENpccta0n- that difference
81 opinon I'm the rank, Of the prosecution "ouu p'
vent tbc Indictment Of Aldermen Bowler ana wv "'''i
am. were disappointed today. The Two new Hlui'V
mcnts wcih finally presented IN court n'hi"e M,
Aldermen In all who must now successfully u'i0"U
themselves before Judge and jury or don S"iP''
clothing A.. 10 al,
,cmpted 10 Llackmal real estate owners to the eA'en
Of 10000 flr putting through -SrccIoaI 'ui"'''''
,h,, vouId enhance Milwaukee ave- property Na'ue'
Alderman Mlchac,ou'- alleged offence i tnit W
tried ia blackmail n coal merchant who wah'en pr
mission from the City Council 70 lay new s"'''"'-
track Cashier Gibbs, Of the Illinois trust INV
savings Bank proved one Of the Interesting wilhesoS
I, ,ras sail that he told the Grand Jury the names V
certain Aldermen who drew from TIE bank 9iiuV -,
mi uror 10 the pa1>ugc Of the Northern a. ~! Nv
til,rnd ordinuuce and that Luz Also revealed inc
name of the who made the deposit 49,, ,.o,,,,
The Grand jury struck nc" RI'I'e vi .oo -, CO.,.
mai ~ OH, JJue~ now manager of the Hchs >toch "a
company but formerly contractor fvT sooV
nppalnius. The evidence a, gwen " yD'eS a.PW "a
ltluk- Crcgcr, son Of TX NnyOr Orrg,et anu ~ ~
l.cloy who u c1-State senator aud neincr oi w
board Il Education. II a,serts mat -ZO1o WE pns.
for corrupt pqrpC,s OF %nnn s'T yo va fibrr iher
Mayor to have HerrLy r'aplrmt'.l on tl' boaIu :.
Filtration, and the remaining 81 700 was HNvn "
IIrr,r, - IL Is ALLEGED FOR his Influence ~ Chairman
~ ihc committee JunitorS lui supplies OF ~ b"a'
~ Education IN obtaining contracts iOr 1ou.e' H.
money IN each instance WAS handled DY TO- IL Hor,ta
now scctpiury Of the Mn-opuah Kennel tiuO Dut ~
il, the empkly N OTIS JOue~ ~ confidential man II y
ony fair 10 state here that Goodrich to-day dchl@l tI
whole story told by Jones and "N"nci5es hnnNs
and Mr. liereley from all bamc In the matter. W nv
Jones IN the Grand Jury RON ne hlheu n; s ~,
great connection ensued among the Jurors lie W"
rtNiVcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
~ MEMORY or COUENIUS.
THE SCHOOL or PEDAGOGY CELEBRATES TIE
THREE. HUNDREDrH ANNIVERSARY
mrs DTRTH.

OF HIS BIRTH.
Tho University school of Pedagogy. with the Ter
| mau- American Teachers Associations ceco''"'
goo,h anniversary of the birth Of Comcnius "' TIE
,,,rr Nctb,.Iist Episcopal Church Yesterday AFTER
| roo, Chancellor Henry NJ. Matchmaker pic'uiHs'
Tbo Scaling capacity Of the church was tested u US
utmost and large number were connpclPo ~ H''''
during the cycrcsc> The Rev. william H. H''' q"
Noravian minister, opened the services WIFI P''H.'
Cham.cllor MacCraclcn In his Introductory re""'''
called Cjmenus the Columbus OF learning ana '"o"'
| tbc Influence which he had cxcricd upon hl'ucrn
dncaton The school Of Pedagogy, the only one OIL
| rs kind In America IS founded on The brOad prin
c,pIcs advocated by that great ,choolInhn DE- Within
| T. Fckon reviewed the history Of the uhies Vi
| Comeuius and showed the circumstances th"t I'u
developed that great man. A.,
Mis- Josephine f. lIod-don. who was the hiSI
| woman who ever received the degree OF Master Oi
| pcdococv soid in part WOIds have great weight
| when mere is q man bohnd them, and the WORDS %
| Comenius had genius behind them. We ''V NV"
| to-day 10 commemorate the anniversary OF INC o''"
| NJ = man who wa, a scientist, philosopher. phl'ah
| ,hron,.t and .choomaster II II world of chaos
into which thi, Young thinker was born, ara II WIS
his system which did mich to make II the int'ng'h.
and enIirhu,ncd world It today. OF The chldhooi
M Cnmcurs bat Ht;Jc Is known except That he WIS
an ORPHAN nj sixteen and learned his hrot l~nn W INC
same YEAR Ills life series Of pcr-ecu'o"'' ".
at his death be ndicnlcd Il an luehhs' an"
dreamer fic might have been the tlrchO'dr' VI
lcarnin, in America for I'm 1919 b" was ohcrcu INC
presidency Of Harvard College. but declined To 20
70 svoicn He was the first to consider woman
~ hnnan being and ~ advocate universal cdncauoh
and development Of the body with the NINA W '''
hooks. 100 cN!, tOday. lie died In his si1tys'vc'h
year He WIS the mghtic>t factor III tIe eNoI"uon
~ nodacocy and The father ~ educational p>ycholosy.
Among tnoe prc,cnt we've Jerome NI' r arIn 0i
the ,chool f.. Ducr Shman Lan5and u lio",l',"n'
nr Charles West Henry Barnard, ID. T.. Il. shaw
Dr. Char Drter Mi's Emil o. Eu'iI n Mrs '" Nr r.
: n Hoe Mrs C. A. uerter, Mrs. Eugene smith
Mrs BENJAMIN IT, Field William H. Rice, MaAinliiAi
T. f. GOrOsZman and George M"icau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
rrcu rFrrc7s " SPRING DRESS GOODS

-
ayop should see the beautiful new dress that Mrs.
Jones bOnchtn said She What i IL "eI' PHII'
words won't describe it, It, made Of black figured
Iace over it lovely chnngcahc satin, and the colo'
MAY in a strange beautiful way. II Is trimmed WIN
Lands Of Persian embroidery has long train, and
.c waist entirely Of Persian embroidery, has large.
cory high sleeves The belt is Of satin. and the
Jacket Is Of Glmy lace, over tho same hnd OF 'Il-
,ro,dcry &c the dress Where did she get II Why,
oi b. Altman 4 cos, sixth ave and Ninrte'h'h ~
Emf they have other, which think are just as Gle
,,rt Them, f. one also of ohangcahle satin only II
/. Groom and blue figured with green shamrOc Ks.
When | saw grccn remember | mean Il green that II
aesthetic and delicate, and perfect. lMs dress hh'
donnie r1,chiny Of blue and green ribbon With a
short panicr over the hp,. Tie bet, ID green -Hun
,nhon rms nndcr finishing in bow and satin front
The waist + fll with shouldcr yoke, and the back
and fout an, ~ lct over gr'cn. There is satin On
each s.Ao ~ the yoke The sleeves are hll and
high with puf.ovcr top. II IS finished with heading
and caught with bows Of green ribbon. The shr Is
worn over the waist. There Is another b@nufnI
gown TINT / want you 10 see. II Is made Of 'hahSS
able green and brown surah silk. f"s the change
able the favorit"s now IL has small ~hlte
narreq and is trimmed at belt with double PM The
fun waist Is finished with Bertha dc Jean ncc and the
du,,I. ung sleeve, nv caught with brWn and grrcn
ribbon. Bows If yellow and brown ribbon fall from
the b1ck Of The waist 90 bottom % skirt. There is
another gown. Of glaze olive snrah' with cream I'Ei
uattern with ribbons brought along each side Then
there are tn most dainty French hats and bonnet,
imalfnablr madc by Liusc Faulkner and Madame
Vivat and Pouyanne. of Paris They AL hivc long
ribbon, IN the back for tlat win b. very siyl'h tl'
season. There J.. dainty little pct OF "a bonnet, HI
shed with a gold effect. IL J. Of laced straw ani
an.DfOwn lace. win yellow flowers and lev"l'd orni'
mcut- Bui yOu would better come Nth me ahd 80"
them for there are score 81 different style. "i'h
prctticr than the othcr, and y"a lno" what "'cy
parlor- tl.y AZ Altman a e" for "ing Them
Then there alc the wonderful para-Ol' you ever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
c,p1rrr or 4 pHILlDr1pHIl rrEc1lR.

wa, 4 SLIM delicate looking YOUTH who registered iOtn
Ihilidcphia Detective -crg ant, kusl aud Fncl wrrt
Oh the watch for him and. taking hi arms In th"r,.
Invited hin to walk with them to Police llcndpntr"rs
The youihs name WAS William T. William. aud hc Wac
charged with burglary committed In Philadelphia Al
midnight on Wednesday. Al midnight he forced an en-
trance into the O1ices Of Gublcy d 60. No 30 Mar
ke,t Philadelphia and stole two ypcwri'crs. silver
pitcher clocks ana music boxes. valued In all M 800
IL wa, found that he had come 10 New. York ana IN
spcctor RyIne, assigned Knsh ana fricl Ia look for
him. Ia tn COli-r of tom among IN" dealers IN
f. rewriting machns the detectives found tnt young
man answering to Williams, description had sold Two
typcwritcrs 30 store In lower Broadway and
that he had given address H the Sew ork Hotel
with this clcW. the detective, had little difficulty ~
finding williams who, IL l. said, comes II an old phil
adclpha family. To-day he VIII be rcnlandcd 10 await
the arrival VI cXtradtiOn papers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
THE ST. NICHOLAS oLCB's AyyrH MEETING

THE ST. MHDLAS 'Ltb> ANNUAL MhEIIN"
The annual meeting Of the -. ElchOlas club VIII
Sc held on Monday evening. April g. An election Of
nine trustees will be held and certain proposed
amendments IA the constitution will DC voted on The
nominations for Trustees are to serve three years.
lanes william Bcckmnn, Edward A. QuninN aud
W L. Skidmorc: 81 serve two years. George W. Van
Jyccscn. Corilandt >. Van Rensselaer, and ~ W.
Mc,crolo to serve year, william II. Young, Fran
els H. Davies and Alfred Wagstah. There Is no
opposition 10 this ticket. In accordance with the
custom Of the club. the newly elected trustees Will
meet and appoint the officers aud committees for the
ensuing year, from among thcmsclvcs. James william
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
Silur:iaN
II WEST 2,TH ST
BRIzII's EXHIBIT At THE FAIR.

Chicago March ri ,speciaD.-Dr IL. Jarmllo. .
member OF the Brazilian Exposition Commission for
the states OF Para and Amazonas came 10 the Worlds
Fair headquarters to-day 10 make arrangements for the
receipt OF the Brazilian exhibits Brazil will have
hey own building at the Exposition said Dr. Jara-
milo II will be illustrative Of the archit 'ciure OF
orr country, and large enough TO accommodate the
exhibits from the Brazilian states. The aggregate
appropriation for Brzil VIII amount - over 100000
our exhibit Will bc large, necessarily, To represent
all the various products and industries Of so vast
country Tie historical feature of the exhibit. the
collections Of antiquities. will be Of great Interest,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
DFSPLicIyG ACCUSED OFFIcIILy

saratoga. March % (SpccaD.-Thomas Douglass and
Iudson H. Stafford have been appointed Police Com
mi,sOncrs by Village President Deyoe LOhna>. They
will M the vacancies in the oard occasioncd by the
resignation OF Comms ,loncrs William II. Ga.lor and
Robert f. Knapp. who were accused Of Official mis-.
conduct In having backmnlci Albert spencer Richard
Croker. Thomas " Costello aud other gambler Of
New-Norl CITY, t. the amount NJ several thOusnnd
dollars and guaranteeing them protection" or i'm
munlty from arrest. The newly appointed commits
sioncrs have accepted their places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
Alleged FRAUD At GLOUCESTER, ELECTION.

Camden. y. j.. March Ca petition wa l"lN
presented 10 Judge Garrison. % the supreme court OY
adhercnts Of James j. Foster the Citizens candidate Tor
Nav,r I'm tnc recent Gloucester city election. II Il
alleged that 9O2 ticket, WIN voted Illegally. TIE
petition further alleged that JOm X. Jackson and
william J. Thompson. Of race track fume. and their
agents intlmidatcd voters during tile election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

ncciman viii doubtless be chosen rs president to
succced David Banks.
The statement OF the treasurer Edward :. Lawrence
will De- presented NJ the meeting II -h6ws Tint the
permanent fund amounts e. - 800. The assets ll-
Guiding tn. permanent fund. 80 JO1 10, and The
liabilities ,G2l 81 The statement shows that the IN
come of than sufficient maintain II
in "A becoming It. position on" II New YORK =
most cNclusiv" ORGANIZATIONS Tho membership In now
227 ont Of limit of 700.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
MRS pARNELL TO KEEP MORE THAN HALF.

London March Colt Is reported that the htica-
ton over the Wood will in which instrument Mrs.
O'Shea now the widow Of Charles stewart Parne was
named rs sole beneficiary, and which was contested
by the other heirs-atlaw Of the esatrx settled
by Mrs Parne consentng TO hand TO her brothers
and sisters the OF 100000, retaining for herself
the rest OF the estate amounting In value to G1OOOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

THE pRUssIAN PRIMARY EDUCATION BILL.
Berlin. March 26.-Count Won Eucnbnrg, the new
President Of the Prussian Ministry, VIII on Monday
make In the Lower House Of the Diet statement In
regard 10 political affairs. 1t is believed In parii
msntary circles that. owing TO the Views Of Dr. Won
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
BrDsroyE BEARS PAIN LIKE sronc

Chicago March 26.-Thc Indian chief Redstonc
whose expenses here from Fort Peck, Dakota 10 have
a cataract removed from his eye, were paid by the
unitod states Government In return for valuable
ices by hin against the Sioux, operated upon
to-day at tho lIahncmann Hospital by Drs. Watry
and A. l.. Smith The chief said he oonld stand pain,
and the doctors decided not to chloroform him. Con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

posse the new Prrssan Minister Of Biuca'iol' 'no
+i,,oI valley of the Government will Undergo no
CHANGE I'm punciple At the same time d"cia''I''o"
& cvpectcd 10 Nhe effect that the Governnclst ~
longer attaches value further consideration VI 'o
primary Education bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
A BIG FAILrRE IN ENGLAND.

London, March oG-Carl Bolckow, chairman Of
Bolekow Vaughan & Co. 1imitedl. large Iron masters
iron and steel manufacturer ana ooery owners near
Mddlesborough. has failed. lie Is also chairman OF
o,ber companies The failure has caused great
nsnton IN the MddlcSboruGeh district