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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-03-18
FOURTH WARD.

The republicans Of the Fourth Ward are in
vited to meet In caucus at the hose house Tues
day evening, March ~, 1899 at 8 o'clock local
time, to place in nomination q candidate for
alderman, to elect II delegates to the city con-
vention 9 delegates to the county convention,
to appoint ward committee of three and TO
transact such other business as may properly
come before the caucus. The committee rec
ommend that all nominations and elections be
by ballot. A full attendance Of the republican
voters is requested.
y,rlar nrniff lon
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-03-18
Republican caucuses.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION

REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION
A convention OF the republicans OF Shiawas-
see county will be held at the Court House, In
the City OF Corunna, Wednesday March 3Oth at
II o'clock a. m for the purpose of electing
thirteen delegates 10 the Republican State Con-
vention, to be held In the City OF Detroit, Thurs
day, April 18th. 1892. Also to elect county
committee and transact such other business as
may come before the convention. The several
townships and wards will be entitled TO repre-
sentation in said convention as follows, towit
Antrim, 9: Burns, z; Bennington. 8; Caledonia,
8; Fairfield, 81 Hazelton, IL; Middlebury, q;
New Haven, Z; Owosso, z; Perry ~; Rush, q;
Sciota, 8; Shiawassee, 49, Venice z; Vernon, 10;
Woodruff, 8; Corunna city, LIST ward, d Cd ward,
3; Sd ward, 2; Owosso city, LIST ward, 10; I'd
ward, 8; Sd ward, 4; 4th ward, 8.
Chairman Republican Co. Committee.
F. f. BUMPS, Sec'y.
CITY CONVENTION.
republican city convention will be held at the
city hall on Thursday evening March "a, 1899,
at 8o'clock for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for the several city and district offices to
be supported at the coming city election, and for
the transaction of such other business as may
properly come before the convention. The seve-
raj wards will be entitled to the following num-
Der OF delegates: list ward, II I'd ward, 10: Sd
attention of the electors to the fact that a new
registration is required this year and everyone
must appear in person.
BY order city committee.
EV. SMITH, Chairman,
e. o. DEWEY Secretary.
FIRST WARD
The republicans of the First Ward are invited
to meet in caucus at the store of M ID. Grow,
Exchange street. Tuesday evening, March go,
1892, at O'Clock local time TO place in nomina-
tion candidate for alderman, to elect IL dele
gates to the city convention, 10 delegates to the
county convention, to appoint ward com
mittee of three and to transact such other
business as may properly come before the
caucus. The committee recommend that all
nominations and elections be by ballot. A full
attendance of the republican voters is requested.
BY order committee
+. o. DEWEY,
III. FRIESEKE,
r. NJ WILEY.
SECOND WARD.
The republicans of the Second Ward are in
Wted to meet in caucus at THE TINES office,
Main street. Tuesday evening, March 22, at
8 o'clock local time to place in nomination a
candidate for alderman to elect 10 delegates to
the city convention delegates to the county
convention, to appoint ward committee of
three and to transact such other business as
may properly come before the caucus The
committee recommend that all nominations and
elections be by ballot. A full attendance of the
republican voters is requested
BY order committee.
S. LAMFRoM,
+. T.. KOHLER,
s. +. SMITH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
NEARLY KILLED BYFOOTPA DS.
TWO EUGIWAYMEN STABTHEIR VICTIM.
DESPERATE ENCOUNTER OF a YOUNG NAN WITH
ROBBERS IN FLATBUSH L. I.

Jacob Lucisnger Industrious young man Of
good habits. WITS attacGed by two highwaymcn last
night in rlabu,h, L. l., Knocked to the ground with
"a sandbag. stabbed and robbed. Luckslnger Is u
sodly built young man Of twenty years ANA boards
WITH Mrs Klllea in Clarl.son-t., Falbush near the
ga,housc. lie ha, been employed ever since ne was
eleven yeas Old in Dcusls mineral water botting cs-
tablishmcnt in No,t!Gnl-avc near Wintlrop->t For
the las; year or two he has been tn manager Of the
establishment and has the entire confidence Of his
employer.
st go O'Clock last night he started to 20 to the
Brooklyn savings Bank at Fulton and Concord sts to
posit S9- When he reached the bank il was
closed and he returned to Fatbush, riding on
Flatbus!lavc car lie left the car at Lincoln Road
ard started to walk up to the bottne cstab' mt
to sec that all was right for the night His way
wa, through lonely part Of the town and near
settlement OF Italians.
When he had reached East New-Y York ave. he was
suddenly struck from behind with Il sungsbot. Or
some similar weapon and fclled TO the caltl lie was
dazed for only an instant. and at once oplanG to MS
feet Two Italians confronted him. each with knife.
They sprarg upon bin. and desperate encounter fol
lowed His as,ailants tried to stab him in the throat
aid in the heart one thrust cut through his heavy
clothing over his heart and pierced the SKIN one
thrust vert into his neck Two more took effect In
his for head.
Vt length LucksrGer was knocked ecnseless by
blow On the head. The hi-hwaymen then
took the $23 which he had intended to
deposit in the savings bank, his bank books, his
watch and chain and Il ring. They LETT linn lying
uncOn sclOus. After IonS time Lucksinger slowly
rcr,ined consciousness and managed to get TO Ms
boarding place, when he fell in faint on the floor
after he d said that two Italians had tried To murder
him lie slightly revived alter few moments and was
able to te tine facts here related. Then he fell lnto
a ,tupor AND at midnight could not be aroused. An
ambulance summoned and Lucl1slngcr was taken
tile County Hospital early TINS morning. NJ cIeW
had been obtained 10 his assIldnts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
nrllER M1slIARs 10 SHIPPING.

London, Feb. 1.-Thc British steamer "ar''on No''
Csn,ain Iaoso from Rotterdam. while attempting 70
enter her dock al Cardiff today fell broad,te a'ro--
the entrance q Roath Dock strong southwest gaze
is blowing and the steamer lies In dangcrou, position
Her bow Is falling and break OF at the nest tho
The Norwegian steamer COrlnsa Captain svcnd en-,
from Glasgow Janunry 30 for Philadelphia, has re
turned with hole In her quarter. She was In collision
with the coastlag vessel Abralam sutton.
Gales prevailed to-day of Iiclyhcad. in the English
Channel and along the eastern coast Of England ard
scotland 4 ngmber Of cOas,ng vessels went ashore
and were wrecked
The Belgian mail packet Prince, while coming into
Dover today for passengers. into the pier and
badly damaged She afterwafd went aground. but
noated with the rising tide. She remains at Dover
fnr
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orV'h 10 The shore while the cap,an wa, fat drifting
sc2"aid Thinking that the block OF ice upon which
he was woad sooner Ia or stIhc some .Lor, he
maintained is pace. lie drfted until he Lad p!,s q
I&!rcn Island without meeting any craft As he was
passing the point Of Barren Island the cold and cy-
haus;ion which he had endured during the few hours
on the ice Ovcrcame him. and he tainted Ciptain
CilnSc. OF Willow Grove Hotel and Captain Uchlc-
of sands FONT. happened TO be on the point Of Rock
away Beach, ard noticed the cake Of ice come hostug
down on Ec tide and HE dark object on if also al
traced their attention. Jumping into four cared row
boat which lay moorcd to the shoe they Iowcd out
and overlook the floating cake OF ice Taking tho
man. who nearly dead from The ice ,hcy
placed him in their boat and rowcd back 10 the III re-
where they administered st.multn;s. After an Lour
ho revived.
James Brown, In company with three other young
men. was walking from Canar>ie over the Flat.anls
meadows to sands Point, early yesterday morning
They had been cautioned 10 look out for the small
salt water ponds which abound on the meadows.
Brown, who was IN the of his companions cppcI
upon one Of these ponds which he did not notice and
disappeared in the muddy hole. His companions dd
not miss him until they had gone distance. Thcy
otaTtcd back 10 look for HIM. found him. and cA.
trlca cd him from his uncomfortable position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
~ I1rloK By GlRZl'S MEy.

Son neco. Tex Feb. 1.-Andrcw b. Wales Justice
, ,l Peace M Bcuavidc, seventeen miles south o the
Mexican National Railway. sends word that scouting
,,rty oi deputy marehnl,. with Leon 'nlaer' Juan
N,,.oo. RUN, Glover acting Il, scouts were 1T
t,rLcd Yesterday by GarLas men. aS Is Supposed ana
that Glover va, Killed. Morono' morse "a' ''o
killed. Cullacr reported the iact' To NallcS 40 p'N'
',r. ~. .bootIng occurred at soleda Wells, on
vrt,, Ittl,rd, ranch twenty-five miles from here.
cullucr doe, not know whore Morono IS lie also may
Lac Killed or captured Cullaer wss on his way -
.ucdcn where the United states soldiers are camped'
an, had ridden the whole distance during the night.
Dcputy mar >, nj. left this morning with posse bonnd
for tbe Wcll, where the fight occurred "Io'er
brother wa, with the soldiers VINO nave ai'o s'"iou
r ,bo .,cnc Considerable excitement prevail, here
and a numbcr Of citizens have sisnhcd their WllIHe
,,nS. In scout witl II posse II necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
4 VIEW JERSEY PAHrOR TIslpPTir7

Cape May. Feb. The congregation of tho Tabcr-
naolc Methodist Episcopal Church at cold spring. near
III place. taiag nb mt the disappearance of their
pastor the Rev. Fugcu" +. sherman. Toe pastor did
uot ap2oar at tn regular service, yesterday AMI sent
no cAcu,c or explanation for hi, absence. 1T soon
became known that he hal left Cold spring Satarlaj
afternoon in company with two of hi, children. The
m'rJcr Of >hcrmln's noco ,hocac {, learn tla.
tlrr pastor Had become involved I'm scandal and tlt
hr had PROBABLY gone away 20 c-oaP' beng rici ON 4
-eliou, charge. Ida Church who formerly In the
cmplr; Of sherman dou.a-tic. made An affidavit
before Ju'icr Barnett charging sherman With scandal
'u' conduct toward her, The young woman va al
Vi ed 10 prefer charges against sherman before tn,
Onical board Of the church. II /, untCrtoof that slc
ha, ain.aiy d"n' tni. >hcrrai. In. been paiHci
twic". although II" j. young man. The iWo Children
h- 10 Is with him ny his first wi.c lie lett three
children with III, second wife.
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Tile mrMrurS MrkpERrssrs ~ cOrEI.

Memphis. Feb. Miss Acc MITCHELL '"' ',,'-
de.c,s If Frcia Ward. and her friend, Miss L'li'o
Johnston were arragncd before Judge DuDo'S III 'a0
criminal Cour th, mcrning They were closely Nclieu'
,. Dubol, ordered The prisoner t. stand up ana 'e-
move their veil, while the Indictment was beihs Ie'u'
Mi, Johnston obcyci. but Miss Mitchell KEPT i'.
ocye.ci Neither showed any emotion. p'p"'S Nci'
Hunter read the Indictment and the a'c"'cl "c'c
call d upon to plead to 1t. Miss Johnston ''u
am not guilty." and dropped her ven over he' 'o ~
st,ptly Nj, Mitchell was immoyable Not souhu
c.c,ped her Up,. Colonel Can't. o. counsel for the
defence utcrpo,cd ol her behalf saying Your Iohor'
We plead not galy Il, To Lille johnston ana present
in.urity a. tp Nhcc Mitchell Tie prisoners were
then returned 10 Tn. jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
RUSHING CARGOES INTO FRENCH PORTS.
ANXIOUt FOR \ TRADE TREATY Will

FRANCF-IrALY AND SNI1Zi fLAND.
Paris Feb. 1.-Thcre wcr, many exciting Genes ~
the various French ports yc~icday owing + the ci"r'9
81 shipma ,tcr and con,encrs T. ct their cIG c. en-
tered al the custcn-hou,c, before ia, new crnmci'iI
arrangements went into eject. y numb of VcN7cl'
arrived just in the nick Of time - get hdr oargocN III
under the old tarG. several spanish vino steamers
arrived ut bordeaux at minute before O'Clock si'
night. Their captains had driven the vcsS Is nj iheif
top speed to make port, that the wine they cNrcd
might escape the new and higher tariH; ana 'h'S
wert nd cnan when they went = cE;er their vessels
and cargOcs, 70 find the custom house closed r 'hc
day business being suspended at o'clock sharp
Cne captain managed 90 get his papers INTO the ha''
Of the customs official, Just the hour sirGck Ih'''
however was all that was necessary. and his cargo
escaped iic higher duty. which would have amount u
10 5000 francs than u, sum which VIII nc p'n'
The Journal de-, Dcbnts7 TO day says. in IN arici'
on the new tariffs: February Ist begins SYST III
Of commercial isolation and commercial in,tlollty III
France
Acting under instructions from Senor Can0vas de'
Castillo tie span sh Trimc Minister. the Spanish Am
b,,sador here visited today VI. Rbot. Minister Of
For,cn Affairs and oppressed TIC hope that Franc
ard spain w-uld no. suspend the nee 'iiaohi i'r tn'
establishment of commcicil trpati's Spln. tn Am
las-ador said. desired To bring ABOUT an cnch'' win
France either by a definite commercial treaty OF DS
a temporary arrangement
Rome F,b. 1.-The rcgoiiaons for treaty o. con-
merce between Italy AID switzerland IN t. nav
como 10 ~aud,till, on account Of what the Pep
all the ,xtlavasant demand, Of SNiHerand IL "p
ucars that the latter desires simply ~ renew the rN
I commerce which expires on February L. iiso'd oi
negotiating new one on the lines marked ON D' Iio
tsc,ti,, recently made 10y Italy with DcrilIny i,,
Austria since TIE rupture OF the conlmer'Al Ieh"ns
with France switzerland ha, be- Ia, l'Ni 't'"li.t
Of Itay Hence the barr pOs~iblnty Oi haNihE VIZ
AZ tariffs with SWITZERLAND in addition Il the 'cI''
suhIrrtIon 10 the ma mum tariffs OF Franc; cXcteS
general feeling Il anxiety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
UERTS FOR TIE SUPREME COURT
ALLEGED PLAN OF GOVERNOR ABBETT TO RE
MOVE A RIVAL FROM HIS PATH TO
MASIINtiTON.

Trenton Feb. (SpecaD.-lt IS rumor that Gov
ernor Albeit will send to tie senate tomorrow the
nomination of senator George T. Wrts for Justice Of
the supreme Court 10 Ill the vacancy caus by the
death Of Manning NJ Knapp If the news Is true II
will create surprise In cvry part Of the state II
made thl, nomination will give sharp turn TO mat
tcr, uoliticoI I'm New,Jer>oy. Ip TO date natOr
Vert, va, supposed to be the leading candidate on the
Democratic sd for the Govcrnorhip nomination.. lie
va, opposed in hl, candidacy by President AdIan OF
the senate, and james smith, Of Essex, but IL was
deemed a forccone conclusion that Wcrts would win.
II, Governor, intended move is Interpreted to mean
,o,ucn Of q difficulty that might have grown serious
enough T. cndangcr his success In his efforts
for a seat in the United states senate. smith, VINO
j., credited with power and influence in Democratic
cir.l,, almost rs great ~ Governor Albeit, derir.S
f., occnpy sht Executive Chamber when Abbcit
y.c,tc, IT, and he Is reported 10 have said that
he failed to Z the nomination he would Try for the
senate seat in Washington Werts's removal
from In, race for Governor would make things
easy for smith and Weris.s friends would all DC
satisfied under the circumstances Wert' Is fory-
seven ar, old and has been at the bar since Hovem
her 1,6- lie was Recorder of MOrrstown from
1-s. I, 1ss5 and j. at present Mayor of that city
lie served a, president OF the senate during tn ses
ip of 1sso and lie was reelected T. the nate IN
tb, same year and is serving the last }JlG ol
hi, second tenn. lie i the author Oh t'1 bii''
Reform law. ,,. i,,d rtar,,,r
Master i'm IIud .on County, and +. H. 'ook ;ut It"is
parNcr both uf Trenton. were rcdppOlu1'd l'"''~''
OF the state Industrial school for Girls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
COZ EorD or NE srraLME cotLI.s nLcIHoy

omaha. Ncb, Feb. l~pcciah.- Nebraska Democrats
are wildly iuii!aat tonight over the Boyd victory
:. the supreme Court. An | have 10 say for pub
hc;,ion :, tE-.' ..td Governor E)yd; general
Iaycr can no cngrr act ~ Governor Of Nebraska
after tie hnding down oi this opinion. Any act
o.: III, NV in the capacity of a Governor would be
Illegal. am Governor Of tho STATE oI .'rhIasta
whether am In omaha, Lincoln or somewhere else.
The question OF taklue the -ci Is secondary matter
How soon d, Won expect To - TO Lincoln 10
40 rne your right ~ Governor; .;
have not made ANY plans IN ilat direction.
shall cNeri,c no unnerc ,aly hl'tr III the matter o
tahing the chair. | d not huoW what & neral
Thaycr intend, Ia do. When learn il- lli, nilOns
then .lp decide when To 20 - llhcoh.
Tho nnlrc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
cRrrLrlEs IN TIE GERMAN ArNY.

Berlin. Feb. 1.-Thc socialist Journal. Nor"ar'''
TODAY publishes a copy Of an order Issued 10 'ic
Twelfth Army Corps by Prince "e'fSo 81 ''No''
calling upon the officers to put stop I" ti' lIu'
,,,.,tncut az IN. men by non-commis-oned ono ~
tho Prince adding that socialism. wIich Is PuO''
danger 10 Germany, will ONLY be strengthened "
such treatment. The order instances hin" Sp',
cosos Of cruelty. In one case n sergeant 'A'i''S "
a., mo, dining III al times and sleeping hours uh'il
they were hnn dead with fatigue. I'm some phh'uNc
d,iIls the mcn were compelled 70 pros NJ AI'"S '''
times In ono case a rccru was obliged I" i"'-' '"''
,,rer a can Of loiine coffee until h, became "Aha''u
=, .,,,r ,a,e 4 sergeant hahltually h'kci his men
and struck them with belt, wantonly forced them u
port,rm nau,eating task, and tortured ih'm n"'I'
,n.y screamed with agony Other ca-e' are "''''' Il
where men paiaded ana "fIn'" DIT .''''',-. 80
,, s.,,t- n, winter until they tainted. In addition,
many ease, Of blachmailiug are mentioned.
The guilty scrcc,nts have beon s"hi'h''' u l''
pri.onmcnt for from two g. I'VE l'lr' ' c,' n' ,
Iinyclaion Of these crucltcs ha, caused mH'h l-''
lion among tho public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02

syr1cusc Feb i.-Thc Chicago and Ne"-loTA express
LEFT This city on the Genital last night win seven eA
pres, and five mail cars. When two miles east o sS'a
r,e lamp exploded in the front part OF 'He 'hu man
car charlie, Ialoca, the only clerk at woIh !" 'Ae
c,r did net notice the fire until the car was pir'H'S
,a -, n,rcs The contents of the burning cal.
ci,N & Lnnvu n. IL. paper or storage car bound
E,r t'e T.v El .land ,titcs were totally destroyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
ERrlr,y.; r1lyraH ,cr 4 Foor THICK.

Bay city. Mich Feb. 1.-Thc tag sea Gn!l which
has been frozen in the ice about I'VE miles out IN
saginaw Bay with broken screw succeeded yestcr-
day in reaching the drydcck after brcahinc her way
through Ice foot thick This record OF ice-Of'aHIs
has but one equal that Of the tag Eagle captain Ear
rnson. who went out after the barge 'ohea"' i'ucu
with g!an, eighteen years ago Inc ICE WI" C'h
about fifteen inches thick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
ry,. porcHrrrpsIE BRIDGE C0MPlyY SUED.

philadelphia. Feb. I.-There was continuation oil
,he t,lk on the street to-day about tue POaghkeepso
ride, lease but without change IN u' situat!oh
though it Is proi2lcihco VIII be iuf"r 'oie'ehce OIL
,c subicct tomorrow. Henry W. Baitol began for
i at,ochmcnt ,uit I'm the Common Plea, Court to-day
,iu,t the Tougahecpslc Bridge, sumlnonng the Guar
,ntee .;lst Company OF this city "a ghnlshoe sir
par,oI is in legal quest of cash to meet his overdue
coupons on bridge bonds but so f rs cond be ascer
aaxaIIahle for the purpose which he can attach.
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rpg IrALEn or THE cHo,R DlrlREs SUDDENLY.

n,ldccport Conn Feb. GpcaD.-A sensation
w,, c,u-cd helc ths m1rn!h; by the suddcr diS'p
rco,oncc Of ro:cs,or james Baker, The leader OF the
Trinity Eri.c1pal Church choIr. lie was also in
st,uctor of tic Trinity boy ohDis. The Professors
family nav, also Let a., c;. Unpaid biils ampun'
Ing f. several thousand dollars alone remain D'hhd'
II va, l,arncd that Mr.. Baker started for cleveland
nh,o g II. Russell "A business man, 10 Wllm l'rj-
fcs.or Bake? is indebted for 9l,lOo, has started IN
prr.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02

Pitisbnre, Feb. I.-lcnry :. Ives. the Y'"n7
D." Narolcoa Of Finance to-day fled s.acm'H >"
the suit brought against j. II. Cal'ry ard NlI"" v
Gallery. to recover damages IN The sum ol @'''o"'
Tho plaintiff alleges that he bought o'o afhTc' 81 '
CIV savings Bank Of Allegheny. at 80 SHARE ana
paid the late J. d. Gallery $4,000 on account ta'
he demanded the Stock 0fcrng - pay the b'l"'' udc'
but Mr. Gallery failed f. deliver tbs r''i'' l"'
pIantN further aver, that the late j. d. tai'rE oEc
him r1O.oCO for moneys advanced ana 10 DC 'AP-'o"
for the use Of the plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
AMERICAN GRApEvIXEs roR ITALY.

Rome. Feb 1.-Thc Italian Minister of N-H'u''"'o
has for .cvcraI year, distributed amons t'e i'n'N
lor-c ouantitio- of American flap'vnes' "I'h nave
,r,ycd 10 BE- able successfully t. rc~-i tir a'h'- q"
the phylloxcra. In Consequence u - VIM a., ''-
Introduced. From the -lrai of sicily alone
49,. ,,,,,. .or to. received dcuatds ilr 2jop.o') i"r
tho comm. .en.on. he viii De ah!c however 10
supulv Only 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
DpIr-rrvC To SEA on A CAKE OF ICE.

Thomas Witherby OF South jamaica. l.. l., left onc
Of the small creeks lying between old Mill and Red
MIL on jamaica Bay carly Sunday morning in his
1sfoOt catrgccd boat "Mafge,' bound FOR ia
maca. Floating cakes Of leo troubled him great
deal. Without The least warning sudden gust OF
wind came along and struck tie little boat, capszlns
and throwing Wltherby into the water. lie is Il
eod swimmer but could not get TO his boat again. and
" srawlsd upon y Large cake Of ice. The boat was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
.rr rrrlArRrs rl.rLlYEp FOR cnAMrr.

raltm re. Feb. SPECIAL. Villain 4. Walters, The
v, known art collector, will next Wednesday thf0"
opc hi, scie' for tie beneht oi the iooF
rbe 'cxhll ton, will continue every Wednesday for
,h,, month";, the receipts all going to charity. scy-
cr,I important pictures Eavo been added to The c'l
octo, Of oils and the art treasures IN the laross
hv, been sill further enriched by the addition OF
numbcr of pieces OF artistic furniture and of rare por
tain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02

people here be said of them have nothing To
eat. bnt they will red hfi- ana leather Lool''
ana they keep their hut. iidi Ulou-ly ri'sil ,
'Oh. yOur honor. remarked the priest after lhf"h'r
cCnvc. -ation, i wanted To ask you aboIt some cfi
that have. have few hund.' pDlhd,. 10 ~"
think the ZcmstvO would buy IL Of me" HIS one con
was the price of the corn he had c3nrived -
hoard. Yet tfi- priest. the /cm-M Natchalhlh lou
me was the best he had come acsO-,.'
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rr4ryury losing THEIR PATIENCE.

omaha. Feb. I-Th, Grievance Committee OF tho
t,alnincn and conductors Of the Onon rachc VINO "li
their demand, before the officers o 'he ioha nearly
,y,cl, ago have hccornc irritacd Lecarse OF their
f,iIure o receive ,eply They speak OF tue situation
as "a fight" They intimate strongly mat The Union
Ici9c n,u.t ocd ., their demands. and they declare
,hat the strike n il comes will stop every wheel iD the
entire 5YsicE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
NM wnl.rLEr.. pEcoRATIoN.

po,i. Feb The decoration oi an ohic"r "i ih'
Ierior of Honor conferred upon JimH' Whistler the
we'll knoyn ctchcr ani painter wa7 H'rn by me ,'',
er,mcnt a, A mark Of It. appreciation "i Nr' Nm'"'
action in virtually prc- nuS 0ac of h. pllHir' - TIC
ART gallery in the Palace ~ the LuA'"'DO"-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
yoryG rI0EIST TlKES HIS OWN LIE.

ro.ton Feb John -chocdcr. accd twenty '"''
committed suicide lat night by turning On i' I' ''
hi. room, ~ so 1.i5i Wa-hnSion>t. lie l'i I"'
for hi, mother. Mrs.. VI. Schoedcr' o' ->'' -''
r,.. t.,,ht vcy-yorl, CITY. An open note stated :
Iit. + failure aud - make matters worse, eiiP hi'
settled In ny head