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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-06-02
BOOTS AND SHOES.
WHO SAYS WE ARE NOT IN IT {?

300 pairs Infants Red Shoes at soc.
1000 pairs Tennis, black and check, 45c
800 pairs Canvas Shoes, 73c
1000 pairs Wigwams, all colors, soc.
400 pairs Ladies' Housc..slippers, Abe. Il
1900 pairs Oxford Ties, tipped, soc. dlsS
$50 pairs Dongola Button Shoes, 83c.
And don't you forget that in our annex we
can show you everything in the line of La
dies and Gents Furnishing Goods, Clothing,
Dr.. Gonds rrunl.r &c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-06-02
PAPER HANGING.
ESrABLISHED 1850.
WALLPAPERS and Window Shades.

You want first-claSs goods 90 the
0LDGELlABLE WALL PAPER AND CUR
TAIN STORE.
You viii find the largest and best selected
Stock of Interior Decorations we have ever Of
ieTel My long experience and known taste,
with expert worImcn, enable me to give sat
siac,ion to all who favor me with their pa
tomgc Window Shades a specially. We
make Shades and Curtain Poles to fit windows
Without extra charge.
JOHN p. CLARKE,
apl5 I'm No. 612 King ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
THE MAVERICK BANK CASE.

Boston, Dot. 60 tspecal).-Asa P. Potter. sx'presi-
ient Of the Maverick Bank has been indicted for making
false certiHcauon Of checks and Judge Putnam sus'
tains the Indictment overriding demurrers. Colonel
Jonas ii. French and Thomas Dana, ex-drectors OF
the bank escape under the new indictment. In the
United States Circuit Court this morning all tho de-
PENDANTS present. Judge Putnam read his dea-
sion. No allegation Of delivery Of the checks by the
bank necessary. The Court held valid the counts
charging the Illegal certifcation by Potter, but held
invalid those charging him with aiding and abettne.
Fifty six counts sustained out Of the eighty eight
and the remaining thirty-two overruled. No
questions were decided that not raised by
COUNSEL The indictments against Thomas Dana and
Joseph H. French are held invalid and the demurrers
sustained. The indictments. charging Dana and
French with making false reports to the Controller,
the court says. not sustained BY the statute.
Tie other Indictment against Potter, charging false
entries vas not passed upon by the court. Dana
and French discharged nom custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
posroy AND NAME STOCK DROPS SHARPLY.

Boston, Oct. 20 (SpeciaD.-Boston and Maine stock
,fumped to-day. Opening at 1853, 1t Qui Gly dropped
1el and soon sid Of to 100. This was due to some
oue unloading and the report the street Wa that
.xPresident Frank Jones was the man. Jones Is one
Of the heaviest holders and he bought much OF
II At high figure 1t is surmised that he wished to
,,slse on It before It could drop under the influence
Of the deal.
Gossip 10 sill centred the recent railroad deal.
President Parsons. Of the New-York and NewEnSland-
Is quoted as saying: at Is not quite clear to me
vet exactly who owns the Now England Railroad, but
shall welcome any alliance to benefit the property.
] think everything will 90 along smoothly or course
II DIX or seven thousand miles Of railroad down IN
Pennsylvania have allied with the Boston and Maine
system, there must be good deal OF tafhc to pass
between them, and the New-York and New-England "
in q position to be benefited. With such an alliance
there doubt that the Reading system can control
IN enormous volume Of trafnc into New England. /
have no doubt about the benefit the Reading can be
to NewYork and New ENGLAND but the New Ensiand
this month win think. show an increase Of $50 900
Is compared With tho net returns q October year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

:: PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
N'''' ''''''' F0i:Ynf;in;' iiaa;io
.,,,. rfsy.nrs; Season. SsoD ' iHss5S3sos
ANTON SEiDh coSpcSloh
ORCHESTRA OVER ONE HUNDRED.
SIX .,FKIPPSY !xFTEkSooN' >rir1Ic ,EETEsARSSAsIs.
six ~ Is Ian II EfS e Me'fh ana
S'S L s$sE Sa$ e II "iiss "a
ARIA fro" ME- s r. s. TShfSrsxrio
Ar,n FROM % &'
s.: &? as III e. Y:ss,:
r tas a. c o. TIE sn ,%s bsns
o. "d Of ns.n Ga to ns Of tho len
at sonRsraiysiy small cspense ,.,... ,..m rn.,
@s :f ;r q; e.? s';s
4 LEMON LYCEUM SEIDL.
~ The fourth season Of the Sunday Night Popular Con-
'''' %vS$!SS S soy !: Arsn'
'"'e' On" AS HTs'ss' S T:Tf,i.o'' OF MI
S'9 II. 'f' 81 FIJI! S?"ysfi SST g.
q R2S ia H::!;i sS'5 tHss
Box office opens "' j"ilS ?"E @ n"ses ~
A MEXICAN Academy of the Dramatic Arts.
IA rnASk hvfs"T sr s%Ia i >r''? !9a,n,
"'3n A. berkeley l!S W y ST.! .;s
AMBERG THE EAT + l5,h:st: and Irving Pl.
Monday only time Der Kun.'"r!us Tuesday ,, and
Schnrttcrlingc. seat, sale.
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.
cd and SD AYES. BET CAD and GATH SITS,
THE SIXTYFfEST
GRAND NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
MACHINERY IN MOTION HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
WORKS or ART. NOVELTIES ~ INVENTION
ADMISSION. % CENTS.
OPEN FROM 10 a. N. UNTIL 10 r. NJ
= lJOU THEATRE. Iroadwav, near 3otn-st.
Night { II Mof Hs'v"; xi M'H and Sat
The 'f f"Ho : %doS XIV" r. I''s;g'"
MRS. Z" oBRTEN, ESQ.
Under H n na"avc w q Mr. fanH Sanger
Ch'ch Haala:s rs saaE Soy. 10Th q. sn& '
FIRST :'%'riT s'!;'S?l: q: h i" DrAz
The H'n %STSy es SHip E''I"''
AMP us r...T,a s. 3i !, IS E. s.s,,.,,
Music Store. 81 Union square.
NOLCMBl' THEATRE. MATS.
OSCAR MAMNERsTEIN ....... owner and Manager
'hi nr t"S'''' Presenting
Under direction. Of
Newt r, rNl4MIfiE!svw n i wE SGoTT:Anrox.
\ 40 East ss,h, to rent fr lectures. mu'icaies Il"
hra-al'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE WOMEN AT WORK.

nrover Col, Oct 29.-ln the woman's Christian
annoyance Uuion Convention to-day the change IN the
.sostuton making the National secretary or supei1n
tedent Of the Young women's Branch MEMBER OF
=. Executive Committee was carried. Mother
ssvart Of Ohio the originator Of the crusade move
Int. spoke Of the work beinE done BY the union.
n.osrtment reports were then given.
TeaeEraphic messages were read from the Bsfds
temperance Association Worlds W. c. T. T.. London;
=. edttor OF Golden Rule for the National Christian
Isdeavor Society from the wife Of the Mayor OF Man
N.asr. Engisnd and from Susan B. Anthony. OF
Sssvsnvorth Teleuams and letters were orderta
- 10 Neal Dow OF Portland Me-, and Messrs. Md-
ve and Cnnfeld, the candidates at the head OF lhe
Srohibiffon ticket,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
A DEAD BODY FOUND IN THE WOODS

While Abram Cruiser. OF Mariners Haroor sts1en
Inland, was walking through Mersereau's WOODS, BE-
tween Mariners Harbor and Arlington stations OF the
staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad, at O'CLOCK
Yesterday afternoon, he found the body OF we'll
dressed man lying within 300 feet OF the railroad
u.ek An examination showed that tho man had shot
himself tw1ce. Ono wound In the left eye and
ths other In the left breast The condition OF the
Aodv indicated that tho man had been dead for two
Says. Coroner whitman. Of Port Richmond. had the
,ody removed to Syvie's morgue at Port Richmond
1ns suicide was about twenty eight years old. five feet
oht inches In Height had dark hair rather hong, and
HACK mustache and blue eyes. Nothing that could
i.sd 10 the Identification Of the dead was found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
..nry RISE IN THE NIAGARA RIVER.
ACE DONE BY THE FLOOD TO TWO TUNNELS
NEAR THE FALLS

..rAsE DONE BY THE FLOOD TO TWO TUNNELS
NEAR THE FALLS.
v.s,rs Falls n. Y. Oct. 90 SpeciaD.-The Niagara
-. rc,e suddenly this morning and did considerable
80. here The water began to rise before
c.~r and 10 few hours was from ten to twelve
nsA~r than usual In the gorge below the Falls. 1t
80 Over the docks Of the Maid Of the Mist on both
y. canadian and American sides OF the river. 1t
,s1 INTO the portal OF the big hydraulic tunnel Just
s..,a.d. driving the workmen out in hurry. The
- inst saved their tools. On the Canadian side
s,es amount Of damage was done. big tunnel
.ndsr construction at Table Rock for the new Cana
%. aectrio line. The wheel pits are now between
..+v and seventy feet deep. About 8 O'Clock the
-, broke over the barriers and rushed into the
800 uats, nllng them UP and sweeping away the
.-aehs and all the material. The workmen In the
~, pits were warned In time. or there would have
~ heavy loss Of life. 1t will take week or two
= pump out the pits and excavations ,,,,
- Ire Falls. The sudden rise OF water Is due TO
=. heavy west wind and storms which have prevailed
= the lakes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
xEIIoo TAXING MCcH AMERICAN CORN

Chicago, Oct. 90 GpecaD.-The Mexicans ars be.
coming large consumers OF American Corn Amer'
can roads with Mexican connections figure a total
shipment OF corn to that country OF over 1000 900
bushels. Fully half this amount has already been
shipped into Mexico and sold given to the famine
stricken natives by different Governors. The rest
Is now on the way is side tracked at the Mexican
bodder for lack Of equipment on Mexican roads All
the warehouses Of the International and the Mexican
Central are filled. This unexpected market has
been opened by the almost complete failure Of the
Mexican corn and bean crops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
furnishea apartments Go Get.

m i1E BRoADwAY, 1926 DRoADwAy.-one Nm.
WM. L. FISH. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
Gountrp propsrtn for bale ane 20 Eel

FEW FACTS ABOUT BALTIMORE.
baltimore l. III" metropolis OF INC SCUM WIN pop"
iation Of 400 900: and IS one OF u'e 'cad"S
cities Of the United Statcs .,, ,o,., o,,r Il,
10 the largest fertilizer manufacturing CITY IN
10 the largest shir, and overall manufacturing
CITY AZ is the largest ready made clothing city in
p,tmo-. 1. the largest canning city in America, ~
Istmore 80 the arees, DISCRIMINATING pace IN 'he
iEatmor. hiss the largest coupe: rolling works In
Estmore manufactures 80 per cent OF all the cotton
Baltimore h.A 5000 mnnuisctoric' with spr'0ue' OF
over sI5p 900 600 o.. ,.,yos, Grain mar
ket On the Atlantic Coast T., 100, w.r. valued At
ies% ssp %.: .s :sst %e'' ''"ea
sssreeae deposit. her saving tanks are over
NJ s y..F stn xmsrca show.
s any activ. and heavy Investment ,, n ,.ro.
Baa%or c,nss in the way OF Investments than any
You csn brick house: WIN PAN o ana AZ low a. hoo
Ear Of 1e cry Won can buy beautiful building o. aht
Title pee .u,ro%ntsd BY elegant homes for from $500
ar. .usAer,a BY sSSsStn b'n near
r S S:ss 70 9D NV
tho d es9sasp' % iH DC w1o.
s:u%s! ; ss SO: eco s $500 nix
Ysik vi" f'f OF s
. ,sosS Sud,ps s;ns e, sppi1n
FxCHXNGE. s@ broadway
ORANGE TO SHORT HIIS-A so cu r" "sS
u houses great s s vsfs:y 'I %A%ns"%
r esG III nro.d%ay and sont Orange j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
Dipioen6 Netifes.

GEO. c. TREADwELL COMPANY. ..,
NETWORK, October gath. 1892.
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day aecnrec
i o,Srte6y Dividend OF and thfee.fourths 40
=, cent an he Preferred Stock Company PAYABLE
IN and Altar November list next ut the Mercantile Trust
The Transfer Books Of the Company will be closed
AA'''''J' 0' 80 W IT, BURNETT. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

l. |. clock. How = study French" BY Hon: U.
berger. FRENCH ACADENY. sSs brosAway. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
Che 6nrt.

Che @nrt.
V,IIE RENOWNED EHRET STABLE
Comprising Nineteen Racc:horssA
which have upward OF
ssco 900 on TIE TURF.
Including the pccrless
YOHKvlLLE BELLE,
DEMCIH.
EEY DEL REY.
DON ALON1O.
SIR FRANCIS.
and other prominent winners together with pieke0
taorourhorad ycarings. VIII be scli BY public sucden
rArrEssArr,s ,or SfEw YORK;. LIMITED
(Aecnts Menrs Tattersal London. England.
rArrERsALLs SALE REPOSITORY.
7th.a,e. snd S5tA.s. New.YCra.
SATURDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER ~.
By electric ught besanna &C 30 D. M. sharp
At szHc umS b sold rseehorses In training M
vrnrn9v % the number Of - head. the psoprrfy VI
Col T. E. PEPPER and Mr. F0xHALL KEENE.
which Include winners and promising youngsters
AZ WEI ES S,s sSTi East AND %s
rHiS WILL BE THE 0hEAT SALE or TINE YEAR
tsleSves now sesdy and to b had on application 70
TAfTEsSAL LIS lei .Ncw.YefkI: Lint
Tthavs. end Sjth.st.. New.york
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
osals.

IEFFERSONVILLE IND, October 9th
issa sealed proposals, pllesss .,iI r 'sss a
here until Sk Sss"'s so f ;os iSrn nn
NJ Depot here y.,:ou; srcs s.S .. qr rabar
hose. platform scales. range castinss wagon afts. ms
as ss' 1y S y. psop and to accept the
wkoH q any pert Of supplies called for Al infor
esnsins proposals. should be marked Prcpc1ls f1r
ouaSterUa Stores and addressed - Colonel HENRY
{. HODGES. Assistant Quartermaster General U. D
Army Depot 0uarternastef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
For Sale,
A Handsome 4-Story BroWn-Stone

For Sale,
A Handsome 4-Story Brown-Stone
front dwelling with extension. %ohs. between Madison
and 5th ayes. For particulars apply TO
GERALD X. BROWN.
Equitable building. 10 IIoad~ay.
MADISON AVE. NEAR 4oTIi ST.
Choice iu'ire j 4TrH q nrisNSao's !, Pine
MrKRAy mlLh AXp M ,,!Il:.n AVE- 4,II house
->,4 dep lot" Se''f cIsca bef%,r ,,x,: :, r,..,
A no i MEDIUM PRICED I"rsES;.o .,,vr
A ALL sfT HiGlj XXX xxi x1 * TTS ALIKE
6. g 70 g .. 4 hl VIII iiI' Ji:Iyn
SIX solD * fkT S5ss PITY g xsr5Esz FROM
pLA %SR sr hHilr ' 1Sn ioM SALE BY
A 4 fSr .se. fo' Me- So =. ad
On %s. n ds.Sa'eS sh ssh an;Ia
IN s s:sr0 SSrtS SiYH %s l@
,s.s:s II .s f'T 1a'' F''
l. N>LrArH''N !'r to 80 ' w.. %" "st~.
SToY1su1Na AND AEs,LrrIIY rRvE.N"
"a fs .Ts o nas"s 0 sl on rHvST
KiSIDINcE> va. ols" I" on A aocR S1' IN
oder to p"rct the bance am au'hcti1e I.c" 70
a. o les. than rre o. pFoa"s''Sm prices 'o"
$4,000 to '-o F. ." 6. r%wrn. q, coaHbu.Av
no YOU WANr A IIoi 81 ~ Ntwr"EK
- MUST DE SOLD Ar \ GREAT BAR'Al ~
NOVEMBER
H,ghcs, ground OF the cry. f." steps "o" NJ
,,,,a prr with ,,!yat. eni ,n," tie most rofan'i'
mar, q, IL. new hou.. built uniq" VITA hrh''''"''
wiudow, th--...,ory AID bl-crcat. two 'aN'Vo''' Wv
dining ICONS, ~N-I Lcir'oI-. all huiu"o ~ Wv
beautifully hy les. An"f"on r'm. "''''"' i'o'" COY
lsinuna. n""i.'" else -,, r. ~. Wa
IS" a%' l. IT, @ On s:c N ,1,,Iif;sd nI".k
& rem, e e" Coo "'| ,'S diac" and 8. 600
not:.:r vi" h r %,n al +" , ,",ni. @
figured a: half thcr value" In, !" tT " Il, Walk H.
and c. .o"' n IT ~ artistic aud rr"
Adnr,s, or slpy any day OF SUNDAY ow>rN
G., West o.d.,s. near Central PARK
low 9Th int had sc v"a. .a %aa,on.
. MrS ,fs! ,'" 10 '; g.; Ft sas
=; an c.Ir-rb. new and eegans four sOtry MshstoOp
stons and Gss w ircn: s ssf; ,isrxEEr
p %ood armm"d aquc. noorny open pumSi"s o r
o, e 5 T. %ED ok % 81 '"i"s:' ~
~,rorf.r w. BARD. Ayctoncsi. will sell a. .ucI,n In
r,r dce cv d. al "I imp burglar ad
. .aS ', ."n.. 'f n S' c Ist :cd
Is% seen aAia s vat. a. nv s. PAP ft @
Es,"s barn o" s sr o I ssio
s rsyh q Mount %ans v t'r .''o""N -"D.
Y,n, Ars' sS:ss, 80 xo Asssa 81
i ias =. FIT Xxi : ,.. 4
HSTp G Gsg' Of r%o%s. Vernon" S"~SoiE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
Boar1 an6 Rooms.

II kMITIE FRANCAISE.-FIne rooms nicely fur.
nishsd; excellent French cooking incest Location i
sye $40 IexinYt0o ave. @0ths exceptional leca-
epn for 3 doctor.
m WEST 10TH.ST Large square rooms two gentle.
oV nea: marTied couple; else hall rooms; superior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
Cost and founo.

Cost and fcuno.
= IRERAL REWARD will be paid 10 any
1900, giving Information that will lead to the where.
hu,s At Arthur Beckwith who escaped from Dr. bue"
rr,,e.s in Ltchneld. Conn on SATURDAY sepemo.r 'U'
isoo ue is 43 years Of feet Dr. In negn. Sn'
built weighs about 1875 H. dark compeAioneo as'S
81, ,u.ache and ear whiskers mixed with gray oep ses
na staring eyes oop shouldered hSs s scar With vi nsns
liz wore ct the time gray Jack SSs oS lIS6i.colored
t H So,Sr Dr. Ii. ". BUELL.. Litchheld. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

Il, oMPCTFNT STEM OF RAPHEKS ia. ,. rnn,ox
nent Department and be directed 70 'stohs
~ sths Iafty WYCKOFF SEAMANS q Df.NGDi|i'
70 e'h' p~'" 1921 Broadway. NJ y.
- 3EAT SLAUGHTER IN CEi'LCtoip |AMrNi,,'
u pORTRAIT RCTTONS.-1arae Sic, ~ oo pr NJ
r,,u sizc 81 80 lyr NJ: MHS. NARR!SOS rt+'neraE"S
Small To-; ,n Nv Drc.t seller. BALDWIN GLEASON
70 iii i'rd IS and 60 Rrade-t, Nc~-i orS. -.
,,-orrry n r.on. 10 Wilt World. Fair at our "X:
w W.. References Enclose sclf.add,ess"i siam, ~
envelope. WOI.I'D = ~h'
Monadnock Building. Chlca?o
ro elk PER DAY a. home selling Lightning Platter
80 and plating j,welry. Watches tableware &c. rates
ne finest jewery good Oh an Nhns OF mcE,i
With 9od silver nickel. No experience NO capital
Every mousse "'' r. X DELHO & CO.. Columbus O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
l)achts Tor 1ale.

,,nn SAIE-very nnc Cabin Launch 45x9 feet. feet
dra n perfect condition" new hosr cs ,o sei For,S q
crsns Guilt hy the Herrcshon Mfg. Co.. Drisol. \ H.
Shrrs tie boat can now be seen and tried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

4 SToN1snINH AND Absolutely TRY E. ~,
ESTATI having ,Du' Sith.>t, trtweth Am VI
90 H'.t "a ,.oi"nhu. ave. EEAtr lFtL PRIVATE.
ETSIDTNcT., ohlg"i l." pIt,hs'e A IT,. pune Is,
Older to pt.trct the balance am au'hcti1eI 70
thn same lovely and 4 stniN l"uc- al Crrofstr,
a. lc,s than Ifc~it cost OF production prices from
'-'V'0 " r. H. D. POWER. az touHb'sAN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

, GFoRt;E ". BARD. Aucuon.er. 3D. Auction Of
SEToN ESTATE lo., Saturday evening" MoveT6n' n y,
tcuiars nc.t week Tickets u IN. Hall FREE rsr =, ~
ia maps Photographic application OF Ef.OhNE W.
HARD City Of Mount Vernon. NcwYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
10 Est tor bus,ness purposes

LARGE BUILDING best part At Fultonst % lease
KULAND T. WHITING. Beekmanst.
LARGE NUMBER Of lofts n let: all sizes ell prices
UI.AND WHITING, 8 Beekman.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
FURNISHED 6onscs 90 fet.

no RENTFuy furnished medium r, ,1ed house t :,
hn,,ers uantry extension IL small piivst, family I'M,
S"u.s will be rented until June for 5000 !" VOL
",-crth a. 500. Permits from 49,.
worT VI GOADBY 800 Msdson ave-. near 52dst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-30
HUNTINGTON TRAIN ROBBERY
Go1nEN WRppING.

Editor AlltAon. of the OHIO Press, cele-
Drntes the FlHtieth Anniversary Of His
Marriage.
special Dttpa.eh 70 he IhtaHbaeer
srUBEsvl11E, o., Doc. 2o.-W. n. Al
lison, the veteran editor Of the Ohio
Press, and wife were rendered a recep.
tion tonight at their home on Frank
lin avenue by friends, in honor Of the
fiftieth anniversary Of their marriage.
which took place in Cadlz in 1912.
Among other presents was q purse. con-
tanning fifty dollars ingold. Mr.. Al
lison has edited and managed the Cadiz
Republican, Steubenville Herald, St.
Louis Dispatch and Ohio Press. He
started the daily Herald Of this city in
1s47 running on the Ramage press,
once in the Office of the Philadelphia
Anopd owned by General Duane during
the war Of 1872.
Mrs. Allison was the daughter of the
late Regin WEIGH, Esq, of Cadiz. Mr..
Allison and family have occupied o
prominent position,in society for years.
Mr.. Allison has the honor Of bringing
out aud nominating Hon. John A.
Bingham for congress. r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-30
sU111vAN's SPEECH
Before the Footlights-ne Has No 1dsa OF
Fighting Corbett.


Fighting coEbett.
New YoRE, Dec. 2e.-An enthusiastic
audience, which ilIed the Windsor
theatre, where John l. Sullivan is
playing, were treated to a stirring
speech by tho ex-champion which
lasted for fully five minutes.
The conquered champion said, among
other things, that he had not the r !.
motest idea Of fighting Corbett again.
He stated with trembling voice and
moistened eyes that his day had come
at last, and that he was no longer young
or energetic enough to battle against
youth and strength. "Corbett," he
said, whipped me fairly and honestly,
but when thought him | was already q
wreck Of old age and reckless living"
tLoud cheers and cries, John, you
could yet whip him with proper train
ing.")
"I Iammaking a comfortable living in
the theatrical profession" he continu-
ed, ''nnd / am perfectly satisfied with-
out whipping other people,"
Sullivan also said that the allegation
he mads against his hackers was based
on sound facts, but he did not make
any personal attacks on their charac-
tiers, nor did he mention their names.
AS far as the reports are concerned that
he was crazy he said that they were all
bosh, as his personal appearance and
speech could prove.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-30
WIRE wAIFsa

The MarshaiItown, Iowa, high school
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland has left New
York to pay visit to her mother at
Buffalo.
Q. Il. Royalwas yesterday appointed
lieutenant-governo OF the northwest
territories.
Peter sutter, retired Iowa farmer,
murdered his wife yesterday. he is be:
lieyed to be insane.
Mrs. Lille Lanetry is reported to- be
worse, aud she is now in imminent
danger OF a fatal result Of her illness.
The condition Of Mayor Gourley, Of
Pittsburgh, has greatly improved with
in the past twenty-four hours, and the
physicians are very hopeful OF hisrs-
coyery.
The Hamburger Ndchrichten denies
the statement in q Milwaukee newspa-
per to the effect that Prince Bismrrck
has an interest in o Milwaukee street
railway company.
Acable message was received atthe
state department yesterday from Gon-
sui Estee, at Hamburg, saying; In
the city are seven cases OF cholera, OF
which one died. None in port"
Reed and craig's paper warehouse
and A. B. Dupont's wholesale biscuit
and confectionery establishment, at
Quebec, Canada, were destroyed by fire
yesterday. Loss estimated at S100, 600.
There are indications that the three
round sparring exhibition between
Dominiois Mcoafifey and Mike Done
van at the Madison Square Garden
December n, will result in q meeting
between those two we'll known boxing
instructors.
The Algeria coal and coke mines in
Mcdowell county, w. Va, are on fire.
The mines are extensive and located
three miles from Elkhorn. Two hum
tired men are employed, but It Is not
knownfwhether any OF them perished
by the fire.
THE failure 81 Wasland Ttask 4 Co..
OF 1St Wall street, was announced at
the New York Stock Exchange yester.
day afternoon. The firm consisted d
Wayland Ttask, Theodore Baldwin and
"A. N; Rankin. The failure was due 10
the private speculattaps OF Bald win,
wholcss $3.50, 600 OF the firms money.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-30
nrss1AN JEWS PERsEoUTEp

Il
ny the cEars oHiolRls-six New Ediets
Issued Against Thsm.
LONDON, Dec. 2e.-The latest advices
from ST. Petersburg and other parts Of
Russia show that the persecution Of the
Jews and the inhumanity Of the Cars
officials toward that unhappy race are
greater than ever before. Six: edlcts
have been issued. aiming to disperao
the Jewish subjects Of Russia, weaken
their position. and trading centres and
crush out their religion. These edicts
are enforced with the utmost rigor in
many parts OF the empire and with
severity everywhere.
The Moscow papers boast that since
the beginning Of 1891 twenty thousand
Jews,have been converted to ortho-
doxy. The unhappy converts who
have been driven to a pretended denial
Of their religious faith in order 20 en-
cape intolerable persecution have been
deported to the district OF Tcherk kesoyo,
about 1--WE miles from Moscow. There
they're vigorously governed by priests
OF the RussIan orthodox church, who
require them to attend the services oi
that church and 10 comply with ITS var
ious rules, Watching narrowly Tor any
sign OF evaston OF repentance.