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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-14
SHIPPING .NEWS.


PORT OF NEW. YORK WEDNESDAY, JAN 10, 1892
ARRIVED.
Owing TO the dense fog there were arrivals via Sandy
Hook.
Arrived via Long Island sound
Steamer II Dimock Berry, Boston. with nlse 10 IL
DiWp,k. mia. ., p..,.,
city OF New Bedford weaver Fall River to Borden
A l0yrA.
sl;NSET-Wind at IA ndv Hook. calm. dense fog.
Al CITY Island-light SW; foggy.
CLEARED.
Steamer Columbia (Brl Mackay London sanderson Son
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PATERSON.

Mrs. Hattie Warner. the actress, called the NewJcr
sey lily obtained $500 damages yesterday in the Cir
cult Court against the Paterson Horse Railway Com
pany for mjurico sustained by beng thrown from "A
hOl,e-Car last spring.
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BLOOMFIELD.

william C. Carl, who has been I'm Paris for SOM
time. is a passenger on the lnman steamer City Of
Berlin, due at New York SATURDAY.
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Announcements.

LUXURY For TOURISTS
Or LYONS Perfect Tooth Powder. In metal boxes win
patent measuring tube. Neat and portable. 70 cts
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
sun rise 7lsl 452 Moon rises. s. pm Moons ago IA
WATER.
n Sandy u'k 725 Gov. Isrd $50 Hell &c. DAB
1W-sandy INK. sos Gov. Isrd $50 Hell &C. Job
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CORYEIL's BENzoIN COSMETIC SOAP.
Keeps the soft, white and healtnful All Druggists,
y,
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PEoUor.

PEoUOT, T.. q w. OGEECHEE-
NEW COLLARS.
WUEATENA-The best break fast food delicious
.n,,,shnc cooks minute 20 cents all grocers
TWEAITH FOOD COMPANY. 81 SHAVE.
PHILLIPS DIGESTIBLE Cocoa
T., , valuable substitute for tea or coffee. 1t nourshes
While they only stimulate. superior drink for inNallds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-14

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ D.,
90 WEST S9rH-SF.
Nervous system C}enito rinary organs
Imnotency and Serility. Hours TO /. 3 to 5.
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Dividend of FIVE PER CENT
this
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NEW COLLARS.
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
TELroRapAlc uaEvlTles.

August Laugnei, the Dedham (Mass.
murderer, has been arrested
Officers OF the steamer Montsecal report
great destitution on Gilbert islands.
The schooner Nellie May, for whose
safety much anxiety was felt at New Bed.
ford, has arrived at Bravo.
Charles I.ackey was held for trial at Irish
Greek, Ont, charged with numbering his
father, mother and sister
Professor d. w. Reeves, director Of the
Providence cadet band, has been offered
the leadership Of Gilmores band
Authorities Of the western penitentiary
at Allegheny City deny that Berkmann,
Mr.. Frick IS assailant, was shot while try
ing TO escape.
Some army officers are grumbling be-
cause, as they allege, General Scholeld
fayors his own relatives in the matter OF
appointments
John j. Murphy attempted to kill En-
sign Charles w Walker, of the Salvation
Army, at Springfield, Mass because Walk.
er interfered with his eloping with Mary
Root, an army lass.
A. d. Maxwell, the Misses Taylor and
Miss Kate loughawent were all badly in.
iured, their carriage being wrecked by q
locomotive near Ireverlin Pa.
Attorney General Hensel will bring suit
against the Finance Company Of Pennsyl
vania and the Investment Company Of
Philadelphia TO test the state banking law.
McEwan the gardener accused Of muir
dering a woman near Glasgow, win recover
from the wounds inflicted upon himself
with suicidal intention.
M Laurent writes that the "tacticsn o.
the United States III the Isthmus Of PAM
ma must be met with energy if France
wants TO save the capital invested in the
canal
Four of the men who took part in tho
cholera riot at SaratoH, Russia, have been
sentenced to death. Many Of the Other
prisoners were sentenced toexile In Siberia.
II is said the vatican has decided tomake
cardinalso of Archbishop Vaughan, Of West
minister. and Mgr Stonor Archbishop
Walsh, Of Dublin, has been dropped from
the list
Natives Of Chin Hills, India, are in re.
volt. British troops are chasing them from
their hiding places.
Cholera is spreading throughout south
western Russia
Troops have been sent toquell the demon
strations Of striking miners at CamauS.
1t is rumored that Colonel Dodds, com.
mander Of the French forces in Dahomey
has been killed.
The colored walters ON the Yale commons
have struck because the head waiter was
discharged
Petrillo the convicted murderer, again
tried to commit suicide at the New Haven
jail by hanging himself
Robert Reynolds, Delaware, I.aclIa
wanna and Western section hand, was
struck by the Lackawanna express at Che
mango Forks, Broome county He was
thrown some distance and was Instantly
killed
The safe of Taylor Bros general store
at Maine Village, Broome county, ~ r..
was blown open by burglars. and money
jewelry aud silk handkerchiefs valued al
about 500, were stolen
The body Of John Crinac, Of Troy, n. Y..
who had been missing from home for more
than week, was found floating ia the
river at Troy.
Two hundred employees of the Tindlay
(O9 Window Glass company quit work be
cause Of disagreement over wages.
Evening journal., 1892-10-14

Tri-Phosa has found its way into pro-
fessional ranks aud the burnt cork
artists have at last found an article that
Win remove the cork from their fac-s
quickly and cleanly. When Primrose &
Vests minstrels were here few days
ago the members Of the troupe used Tri
Phosa as an experiment to clean their
hands and faces. Before these fellows
put the cork on their faces a grease is
used to prevent the burnt cork from en-
tering the pores. At the conclusion Of
the performance the minstrels expert
enced great difficulty in removing the
burnt cork. When in this city they
used Tri-Phosa, !and it cleaned the cork
from their foces very rapidly, and some
Of the minstrels claim the cork was re
moved from their faces without soap.
They were so well pleased with the
article that each member supplied him
self with bottle before leaving this
city. They recommend it to the pro-
fession in general
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
DAVENPORT WON'T APPEAR.
New YorIs's supervisor Of Elections snubs
tho Hnnsn Inyestlgntlng Committee.


New YorIcs Supervisor Of Elections snubs
the Houso Investigating Committee.
NEW York, Oct. l4.-John l. Davenport
hatly refuses TO attend the meeting OF The
special committee of the house of represent
atives appointed to investigate him and
his alleged election methods He sent a
letter 60 Congressman Ashbel p. Fitch,
chairman OF the committee announcing
his attention to disregard the summons Of
the committee and giving his reasons
Mr. Davenport alleges that while the
present house assembled in December 1891,
and contained a Democratic majority Of
TAO, no step was taken to have him invcsti-
gated until July l5, when Mr.. Fitch intro
duccd his resolution.
This resolution, Mr. Davenport says. was
brought about not because of the alleged
gross abuses mentioned in it's preamble
but because he had secured in the senate a
resolution lnstructing the senate immigra-
tion committee to investigate the false and
fraudulent naturalization certificates which
Mr. Davenport says are issued by Judge
McAdam, OF the superior court. Mr.
titch's resolution was intended, SO the let
ter says, merely as an offset to the senate
investigation
81 was quite well informed as to both
the purpose and scope Of the house res0lu-
tion, and they gave me no other sensation
than one Of amusement, says Mr. Daven.
port
II Mr. Davenport persists in his refusal
he is in danger cf arrest and imprisonment
by the house of representatives
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
lRoN HALL INDICTMENTS.
All the onicers 70 Be Arrested on a
Charge of Embezxlemcnt

All the omcers 70 BE Arrested on 4
Charge of Embczzlemcnt.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 1.-THE Marion
county grand jury made its final reports
and returned indictments against the fol
lowing late officers Of the Order Of the Iron
Hall.
Freeman D. Sombcrby, supreme justice.
Indianapolis; Mark S. Davis. supreme
cashier, indianapolis; J L. Younghusband.
supreme trustee and chairman OF the board
Detroit; J. Henry Hays supreme trustee
and secretary Of the board, Camden. n. j.;
C. i. Thompson, supreme trustee, Bing-
hamton, n. ~; George c. Fountain, su-
preme trustee, Jersey City; Z. W. Rouse.
supreme trustee, Baltimore They are in
dicted on a charge Of embezzlement The
indictments are joint and are in two counts.
The first count charges them with the
embezzlement Of S200.0oO of the orders
funds which they converted 20 their own
use. The second count charges them with
converting to their own use $4,000 by
using it IN Somerby's bank at Philadelphia.
Arrests viii follow as soon as possible
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
pLANg M ras cAMpMoN.
Reid Says There Is No Political signin-
cancc in Ifis New York Trip.


WHITE pLAiNs, n. Y, Oct. 1A-Mr.
Blaine passed the day quietly at Ophir
farm, the residence Of Whi,claw Reid.
resting after his trip from Maine. He saw
no callers during the day, and although q
distinguished delegation came up from
New York in the afternoon he did not
meet them until he came down stairs To
dinner at Z o'clock In the evening The
gentlemen whom Mr. Reid had invited to
meet Mr.. Blaine We're General James S.
Clarkson, Cornelius n. Bliss, Chairman
Carter, OF the Republican national COM
mittee; Secretary McComas, w. G. Brad
lev of Kentucky; David Martin, of Penn
sylyania Warner Miller and Chairman
Charles w Hackett, OF the New York state
committee.
To representative of the United Press
Whitelaw Reid stated that the visit OF
Mr. Blaine and the meeting with the di-
rectors of the Republican campaign had no
political significance whatever It was
purely social affair, and not q gathering
for the holding Of an important conference
as to the progress OF the campaign
Mr. Reid also said that Mr. Blaine was
not induced to come on in order to give the
managers Of the campaign an opportunity
to make a personal ana united appeal To
him To deliver one or more campaign
speeches.
81 have been expecting Mr. Blaine 10
visit me for some time said Mr. Reid,
"and he has not been able to come until
now. He is on his way to his Washington
residence, and while would BE most happy
to have him with us for long time ] am
not certain chat he will remain longer thnn
the end OF this week Mrs Blaine expects
TO arrive in New York on Monday, and will
60 to the home Of her daughter, Mrs Dam
rosch, for visit. Mr. Blainemay be- there
also for time, and he may then go Oh to
Washington and he may return here. His
plans are not yet settled
a Factor Ia she Campaign.
'Now about Mr. Blaine's health. He has
been unwell all summer and is now inn
proving rapidly The why in which he
stood the trip from Bar llarbor speaks vol
umes. lie is looking and feeling very well
today after his twenty-four hours in the
cars lie positively declines to see news
paper men and to talk politics"
IL is the general opinion here, in spite Of
what Mr.. Reid says, that a strong effort
will be made to induce Mr. Blaine TO app
pear at least once at Madison Square gar
den, and deliver one OF his magnetic
speeches in behalf of the Republican ticket.
The absence Of Mr. Harrison from the cam
paign, made necessary by the illness Of his
wife, has, il is said led the members of the
national Republican committee to decide
that some strong climax is needed TO arouse
enthusiasm in the ranks and call out full
vote on election day.
Whether the arguments Of General Clark
son, Joseph Manles, OF Maine; Cornelius
n. Bliss and Mr., Reid, all OF whom are
strong personal friends of the ex-secretary
Of state will induce him to run the risk at
tendant upon q political campaign in his
present physical condition is uncertain.
The matter is evidently being seriously
considered, and the visit Of James c. Blaine
to Whitelaw Reid may have marked effect
upon the campaign
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
STATE LICENSE LIST.

T IST OF PERSONS LICENSED TO
IL Retail Goods, Wares, and Merchan-
disc and other property of whatsoever
kind, manufacturers of all kinds, persons
licensed to sell Intoxicating Liquors,
Tavern Keepers, Eating Houses, Real
Estate Agents, Brokers, Private Bankers
Auctioneers, Photographs Lawyers, Con
veyancers, Doctors, Dentists, Stallions
Circuses, and Peddlers from the first day
of October, A. d., 1891, to the first day of
October, A. d., 1892 with the sum by
them respectively paid for each license
to the Clerk of the Peace of New Castle
county for the use of the State Of Della
ware
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
Grand Representative visitors.

Grand Master George NJ Fisher and
staff DR. f. w. Cooper, Of Camden,
James H. Appleby and George c. Morton,
Of this city, grand representatives. to the
Sovereign Grand Lodge, paid fraternal
visit to Asylum Lodge, No. %. l. O. o. f.,
last evening The representatives gave
a glowing account Of their western trip.
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
rhlnl.s IIe l. Ynnaersllt.

BUFFALO, Oct. A. George w. Case went
into the Empire State Savings bank and
asked the cashier to cash a draft for 81, 500. +.
900, made payable TO himself and signed
with the name of William H. Vanderbilt.
The cashier said they didn't have that
much money in The place. Case said &c tne
check was not paid he would rob the hank.
lie was arrl.ted. lie is crazy aud iniau-
ines lac is Cornelius Vanderbilt
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
pcnnsylyania,s \. M. q. a.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.-THE twenty fifth
annual convention Of the Young Mems
Christian association Of Pennsylvania is in
session in the new y. NJ. G. A. haI here
The following officers were elected pres
dent, George i. Hukll, of Oil City; vice
president, J, b. Garrett, OF Philadelphia,
secretary, George Allison, and assistant
secretary Sheldon Potter. The convention
win end Sunday uipAt.
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
THE BASEBALL woaLD.
IInmhnrc Wnnts Aid.

HAMEgRG, Oct l4-Atameeting of shop
keepers it was resolved, in the name of 80,
GOO destitute citizens connected with Ham.
burg's trade, that state aid to the amount
of lo.OOQ00c marks was necessary TO save
the city from widespread ruin consequent
upon the stoppage Of trade during the epi.
denic The number of fresh cases today
has been sixteen, the number of deaths
seven, tue number of burials ll9 The
hospitals contain G62 patients.
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
Ttnilap prirsts m, nfinnesota.

ROME, Oct l4-- Bishop Otto Zordetti Of
st. Cloud. Mimi, had a long audience at
the vatican, and was authorized by the
pope to select number Of Italian priests
TO accompany him to the United States and
assist him in the work az his diocese.
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
y. NJ. Q. a. Notes.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian Association will give a
chrysanthemum exhibition in, Assoeia.
tion hall in the early part of November.
Physical Director Hoffman has returned
from Chester, Pa.
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
OUR EXHIBIT
OF
Fall Footwear
IS LARGER AND BETTER

than ever before shown in this city. The
variety includes new, pretty and fashion
able shapes many of them the latest
novelties and not obtainable at any other
store. The prices are quoted right, too,
and won't stand in the way of max
ing them ready sellers
Our assortment Of Ladies Shoes at SO
is strengthened by three new designs,
made plump and the best shoe for 50
ever shown by any house. FULD'S 226.
The So. 90 line has been enlarged by
four natty fall shoes. We are the
makers, and no So 80 shoes can give
more wear or comfort. We have also a
new style make on the spring heel
last. FULDS 226
OF the four acquisitions to our already
immense SO line the one that win claim
the biggest attention is our DULL
KANGAROO BLACK BOTTOM SHOE
It is just the proper shoe for fall wear
impervious to water and a wearing
quality equal to any So shoe.
FULD'S 226.
Our great leaders this season, as here
tofore are our handmade shoes at SO go.
We have added four new STYLES, and
have added the requirements necessary
for this season. Cur Richmond last is "a
sure favoiite, and an elegant appearing
shoe. FULD'S, 226.
Our SIAN $5 hand made shoes are in.
deed the very zenith of elegant shoemak-
ing, and the variety of new fashions
this season that we carry are pretty
One of the nobbiest new things we carry
is our Si Paris glaze shoe with pointed
tip of the same material. FULD'S 226
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
Dnnalhrrrer neclinns.

LocKpoRT, N. ~, oct l4.-C M Duncl-
berger Democratic congressional nominee
for the lhirtieth district, has declined tho
nomination for the reason that it would in.
terfere with his business interests
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
ner nnlv III 4 crenI,.

WATERLOO, y. Y, Oct. lf-rhe body OF
Mrs. Sarah Loveridge Pontius was found
in a creek near her house. She was de-
mented, and it is supposed that she com
mitted suicide.
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
Coon for Congress.

NEW YoBE, Oct i4.-The Republicans oi
the Tenth congressional district nominated
Charles b. Coon for congressman Mr.
Coon was assistant secretary Of the treasury
under President Arthurs administration.
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
Dnnn,s AccnmnIioe.

BUFFALO, Oct l4 Tho trial Of Charles
j. Armstrong, the national bank book
keeper and alleged accomplice Of Damn, on
another count OF the indictment charging
him with forgery and larceny, has been
poslponed two weeks.
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
TEiIIed In I'M rNnIosion.

KINGSTON, y. Y, Oct. a. james Don.
aldson was killed at Jockey Hin by the
premature explosion OF blast in stone
quarry
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
Ul,o,les for Co,,,-,.css.

WHITE PLAINS. M vi, Oct. 1.-THE Re
publican congressional convention for the
Sixteenth congressional district nominated
the Hon Bradiora Rhodes for congrnss.
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
Rrioks nnh Grntes

For Bride Ranges, Victor Cooks. Harvest
Homes Qthello, Finest. Ruby, Splendid. Re-
lance. Altoona. Gauze Door, Electric. Capital
Royal. Irving. with a dozen others Of all sizes
George II. Hollis, 3 east -Four th street.
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
Idthngrnnher. in sesslon.

B9sToN, Oct l4 The National Idthos
raphers' association is holding its hiul
sauaal convention in thsz city.
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
Lasl.er nIoms mon nown.

NEW NOEK, Oct l4--lAsker beat DR.
isaacson, the chess expert, after fifty moves
at the Manhattan Chess club last night.
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
nsfranded ihe -Admlrnltr.

LONDON, Oct l4-lnspector Hover. Of
Garden, was sentenced TO six months inn
prsonment for defraading the admiralty
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
Presidents Nuncz's I,esignation.

PANAMA, Oct. l4-Congress has decide,
not to accept the resignation Of Presideni
Nunez.
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
-unrrr =. Thomas q Co.

Repair watehes and iewelry, 59 Market s.
Cummings the photographer, s2 Market
street.
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
$3-THE BEST IN THE WORLD-$3
FULD'S BLACK BOTTOM SHOES.

Our gents "a shoes are beyond doubt
great values They are made of best
calf, full hand-welt, and in every desira-
bic style, from the pointed dress last to
the French toe for perfect comfort. See
our "Wet Weather" speciality.
FULDS, 226
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
F'ULD'S SHOE HOUSE
MEMS

Our gentlemen's 80 and $3.50 shoes
are sure winners this season. We sell
you at these prices a genuine calf, all
solid shoe that for style, fit and wear is a
wonder. FULD'S, 226.
$3-A WONDER FOR THE PRICE-$3
FULD'S BLACK BOTTOM SHOES.
We are making this superb footwear
with full hand welt, so that they give
perfect comfort and can be repaired by
sewing
We are using the best Tannery Calf
vamps and Kangaroo tops, and will
place them beside any $5 shoe for wear
and style. We have added five new
styles including the Newport and Gra-
ham lasts All widths.
Evening journal., 1892-10-14

Our department for boys and girls is
freshened by many new styles. We can
fit up the children--of any age-with
Just what is neat and durable, and our
prices are down to the very niche OF
economy. FULD'S. 22G.
Evening journal., 1892-10-14

Our gentlemens hand -sewed shoes at
So are the top notch of excellence. They
are made by skilled workmen and the
styles are of exquisite taste. The uppers
are Of French calfskin and the tops are
of the finest Kangaroo They give the
foot nobby appearance and for comfort
and wear they can't be equalled
Evening journal., 1892-10-14
THE DALTON GANG AGAIN
The Murdercus Crew Not Yet
Wiped from OF the Earth.
ooFFEYyILLE MAY Be ATTACKED

The Desperadoes Hold Up and Rob a kan
sas Train in Jesse James style, and Now
Propose TO Avenge the Death OF Theii
Fellows Who Were Recently slain.
The morning call., 1892-02-25

QSSn LODGING HOUSE FOR SALE on
u OOU. Broadway, Oakland: "a rooms. new and
modern house. will pay we'll; call at once. r W.
WOODWARD & co, 902 broadway, Oakland. ls II
The morning call., 1892-02-25
CLAIKV0YANTs.

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future has in store for them should consult this
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The morning call., 1892-02-25
BUSINESS cHANCEs-coNrINUED.

CCCO WOOD. COAL, HAY. GRAIN AND
t'COO. feed business fer sale at a bargain:
splendid trade: clearing $3.50 per month; large
StocN; good teams; long and favorable lease;
cheap rent: best location; has 10 stalls always
rented and pays the rent of premises; business
established many years and Well known TO be the
best ln tns city; is fortune for one or two active
men; must sell or would take a good partner; Ia
vefugaUt this. GEO. STEW ART, 135 Kearnv. 1t
$40 aca NaHted S6o tA 6aii 1 69S5 80 10
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tools, stock and machinery; best business ever
heard OF fOT small capital; fun Investigation and
trial. " sGlt any sober, steady. industrious man.
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The morning call., 1892-02-25

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The morning call., 1892-02-25

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A BOoM-DoN,T BUY A RANCH OF ANY
II KIND until you have examined our enormOSS
list. ". j. HENEY & CO., 523 Kearay st. fell II
The morning call., 1892-02-25
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