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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06

Tho t,ncr., Of MR.. Kate FoX-Jencken. the spirit
ua,,5t wa, held yesterday afternoon at No. ego co
lunb,ps ave her home The services which were
uurely splnt,nl$tic conducted by Walter Howell
lie spoke Of the dead woman Us tho pioneer In modern
spirltuasrn and told his hearers to Danish sorrow "a
they were we'll that death In the material world
was only th. translation OF the spirit to the nnd OF
the angels In tho apartment WERE gathered do"nl
,r r.u, srdrituallsts a few Of whom We're MEDIUMS.
Among them Mrs. Gorge Il. Storm, formerly MIS-
rlnncntinc Mrs. otto l-se, Mra. c. II. hutcr. Mrs
Rucgles Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jubo Mr.. Harris.
Charlie, H. Maycock, the Roy. Titus Merritt. Mr.. and
Mrs L. .. Robet9R Mrs. Margaret Fox kanp sister
~ inc dead woman. and Mrs. FoXJcnchcn's sons,
Henry and Ferdinand. Tho burial was III Greenwood
t',mr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
ST,,rlfT,Y NOVELTIES BY THE THOUSAND.

Thousands Of new designs In scarf and stick pins
are received directly from Paris every few weeks hy
\ f. Jammcs. the dealer IN French novelties Mt Nos
900 broadway, II East Twcnticthst.. and II West
ThIrtlcthst within few days Mr.. JnmncS VIII
20 10 Paris, where he Will place larger orders with
leading French manufacturers thnn ever before lie
viii arrange for taking the entire product Of several
factories. ard he will have special designs In scnrf
Minis necklaces. cuff buttons and stud. which can
lc seen nj no other store I'm the city. To make room
for Biz new stock Mr.. IammcS is giving unprecedented
Lnrrans In NIL departments lie Will sell gloves.
hosiery handcrc hlcf perfumcry toilet soaps Jewclry
and watches OF reliable quality and exclusive designs
nj less than cost prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
GIVING FLOWERS TO TIE PEOPLE.

The twenty-srv,nth distribution OF flowers OF
the Moderation society took place at p. III.
on saturday at Five Points and the " sums II
one Of The largest and finest Of this son. one large
barrel fully and carefully packed with choice flowers
and bouquets came from Miss Allc" X. No1hrp, War
5uIton.avc. YonkcrS y. y and three fine con
taning exquisite punches OF rus syrngas lilies and
all cultivated aud beautiful flowers, well the
sweet field flowers all tied I'm elegant large punches.
came from the Infant class u the Reformed Church
nj Crawford. CCn It's second gift. A. II. Hoyt chap
lain George r. WtiisOn and b. Mulligan with Others
assisted at the distribution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
WHISKEY TRUST INDICTMENTS TO DE PRESSED

Chicago July 5 sp-caD.-The Indictments neuinst
Norris Glib on aud Iennessey. OF the Whisky Trust.
VA probably be pressed before Judge Gresham this
week by District-AttOrney Mlclrist. MI Milchrist
l. anxious 10 have the question Of jurisdiction settled
and will cndeavOr 10 -ccure order committing the
three defendants the custody OF the marshal. that
they NAV be taken 10 Boston for trial on the charge
Of violating the Sherman Anti Trust law The law
provides that all cases Of this nature must be
brought before the district Judge, and Mr.. MlchriSt
is in DOUBT whether Judge Gresham has jurisdiction
over district cases. However. II order OF removal
Is received the attorney for The Wmskcy Trust will
take out wrists Of hdbeas corpus, and t,st The hi-
dIctneuIs here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
WHY THE MINISTER WAS HUNG ~ EF7TGY

Tho hanging In eniey OF the Rev. j. :. Ives, Oh
the Conversational Church Of stratforl, Conn, the
roirih Of July WAS d0no by boys, according 10
David Khoadcs II that place MIR. RhoadcS when seen
by "A Tribune reporter yesterday, said: Mr.. Ives
has tried Ia enforce old laws which have been dead
letters for many years Many people ride ana Walk
from bridgeport TO STAFFORD every sunday and they
ike 10 get II lunch glass of soda there NO
liluor WAS sold IN the place. Now the drug ana
confectionery stores have been closed and the S'e'
cars stopped. Many of The best people think ulat
this Is carrying things too far, but for all that they
rc entirely friendly toward The minister and respect
him highly There Is no desire their part 10 di1ve
him from town. Ii only the boys who maze
the demonstration"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
rRr.srrEr D1yH,s BIG DEFALCATION.
THE FIGURE NOW is sloC03o AND MAY REACH
HALF \ MILLION.

THE FIGURE NOW Is s4cG $50 AND NAY REACH
HALF MILLION.
Buffalo. ~ Y, July 5.-startling figures came 10
HIGHT this morning c0nccurg the National savings
Rank defalcation The widest guess has been out
dome ly cold facts only about half OF the pass
books have been examined aud tbs dcfacation hcuFca
come 10 The surprising amount OF $f20.63'. ines"
ar, exact figures far the investigation mas gone
The revelation was mad this morning IN the 81
preme Court before Judge Hamilton Ward wAcn Dep
utv Attorney General liocnn made Application Tor the
appointment of q temporary receiver for the ban"
Aferward Chief Examiner Judson said. believe inc
total amount Of the dcfacatOn Will reach S1OO'ooO'
Fewer discoveries will be made from this time o. o'
course AS most OF the large accounts have been eN
nmincd, but half the pHsS-bOOks have not beeh eA-
AHMED. aud feel perfectly safe In saving that /
believe the total dcfac;tiOn will be SjOo.Oo'
There was an Interesting scene In court with thr"c
distinct interests represented by counsel though ali
wer. intent on the one thng-Of seeking the best 50
tuition Of the problem presented by DAMS supcnd0ns
steal
The Official statement Of the bank examiners SHOWS
total liabilities Of 81 .2sOsij Al asSctSsl OOoA 3D.
turned in money and property amounting to T35ooo
The deficiency in the banks funds OF course IS not
a. large rs the steal After hearing the arguments,
Judge Ward postponed the appointment II receiver III
THURSDAY morning. The committee Of deptltOrs met
and passed resolution recommending Jndgo DIhlcls
for receiver Tie fees not 10 exceed per cent ~ the
amount discussed. FIX Treasurer Damn, and Arm
strong the bookkcepcr spent their Fourth Of July IN
iail and stu remain there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
O. DID you have some
~ H-O. for breakfast this
@ morning
HORSES SAVED But MEN LEFT TO DE-
TIE rrsc1JrE5 DID not Know THAT ANY ONE

THE rrsCUrE. DID not KNOW THAT MY oNH
sIr.r Is TIE STABLE
Two Young mcu were burned TO death III "re WIN"
wrecked A story frame stable IN Mo'''S''" 49,
,c.tor,ov morning 4 peculiar .aci In connection
Y,,h thn ere was tint doz-r horses wec rescued
from the building IN Which The men lost th'r n'e"
Tho st,bl. was IN Brown Place. between the ~on'h''
noueva,d ard East hundred and thrt! iou'' No.
and belonged to James O'Kanc. a olntTc"'' '~'''.
o., the stalls were occupied by Okane's horsc, DIV
others were used By tra1csmen III ;he hc's"O''"0N'
There were thirteen horses IN the +taole "H !i'''
night one belonged 10 william Gillespie. m'lf7hHN'
william McGoldrick. aged Nineteen VINO WIZ e'"PDs "
by Gillc,pe. slept in tho stable N!u MI" wac ~
ara Kane, aged seventeen, the Son OF 1'"''s.'
living at 40. go East one hundred and thirty EMS
rhnv were s.en setting of fr,rackcIs nj the cGor Of
the stable on Monday evening but they turned III aoou
II u. m Probably sparks from the rrecra'h"'S ""e
left f. smou!ccr In thc str7lr In the stable
Policeman Lake OF the MGrrtsan'a squad, uNco''''u
the fir, in the stable a Few minutes before d" III
and gave an alarm. Before the nrcmen nri1''u "''"
living In The NED yhhohccd helped to r~c'e inc ""N'
from the burning Stable. Th"y ct out t"'.N'' "
though one WIS bafntd 20 badly thhi u Ia" !" "
.h,. later The thirteenth horsc c,uld not b. saved
y,iing WIS seen of Xan, and McColdrch a' inc VINO
Probably they had been TO soundly asleep 20 near INC
comu,tI,n and they I'D not awaken until They i"It
the heat Of the flames.
The engines did 10. get 10 The fir mill f'N""I
mlnntcs after the alarm was riug on account oi "e
long distance they lad to 50. aud the ai''b" WIS o
ont before the flames were under CONTROL N"'" '"V
Arrrnen were able TO make carch In the runs '"'l
i.nnd thu hod!c, OF Knne nnd N''"id1ch p"a''c rs
almost bayvnd recognition. The ChalreI t"Il7'N WV
carrl.,i In q patuI wagon - tie VI TIT .'il. foi,
station. WhrIe they were Identified by relatives WIN
.gnc dlnlcnI'y The damage b. the stable ana 70 10
,f.ff- tVu.. nh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
TIE PRESENT CURRENCY COOD cNoO"H'
SENTIMENT AGAINST THE DEMOCRATIC LIZA Or
STATE BANK ISSUES

SENTIMENT AGAINST Jhf- Di.NVON"AAO 49," -
STATE BANK ISSUES.
The recommendation In the Denocrauc Nhuona
Platform that the poibtlvc tax on The currency @a"'
OF state banks be repealed has excited gltss ue' "
interest in all parts Of the state. and the opinions OF
all believers I'm honest currency IS strongly against me
remova, OF the tax "The Utica HERALD u few days
ago mnde careful canvass Of every banker III cuc"
including the officers OF state banks the upiiolN"
opinion WAS that 1t would be serious tmhe lvs ,ne
finances Of the country to have Inc Ola "i'u
cat" currency revived All the officers Of State lsnKs
agreed In this opinion, and OF the strongest ex-
prcssons gwen on tho subject was by The p'csuen'
of the largest State bank in Utica.
A man In conversation ut the Filth Avenue Hotel
yesterday said that the tax should be removed De
would 20 West, start a bank In some out of-the-way
town. ssue all the currency he conid convert 1t into
silver, and then shut MP his bank lie wonld con
slider himself failure banker II he couldn't make
q million in the transaction
This idea led to exchanges OF "reminiscences by the
old men about the hotel Of the time when people had
to carry "han detectOs,' which told how much every
banks issue was worth In different cities. man
going TO Wisconsin with NewYOr state Bank bills
had TO pay them out at discount and perhaps brought
back other bills TO cell them here at discount The
discount might be 10 per cent In New-York and 20
I'm Buffalo one day. and 10 In both places in a
week. The consequence was great loss and confu'
sion and the day when n uniform currency was In
troduccd hailed with delight by everybody
Assistant United States Attorney John O. Mott said
on the subject; The present currency gives ample
satisfaction. The old wildcat did not. II was a
cumbersome and wreched system and return 10 1t
would violate every rule OF political economy and com
mon sense. ! cannot understand how would
advocate such a the repeal Of the tax.
Business men and wordngmen and everybody would
sufer il their present circulating medium
placed, in part with notes Of constantly vary
ln2 value.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
ORDERED OFF THE GROUNDS 1T ROUND LAKE.

Round Lake, n. Y. July Specall.-The Rev.
George Morrow. Of Allegheny. Penn. has been one OF
the ministers officiating at the sessions OF the Chris
tan Alliance here until today. when he pcrcmp
torily ordered off the grounds by Major Chamberlain.
who had charge Of the meeting. Tho cause Of IN"
ton was the receipt Of charges against Morrow from
persons IN Ptisburg. where he held a charge.
They were In reference 10 his conduct toward women.
Morrow admitted their truth. and said that he was
Inspired in his actions. Ills wife present here
with him, but the two departed apparently for their
home In Allegheny Immediately on receiving Major
Chamberlain decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
Dry SAND As FIRE FyTTXTUTS

when an forms on an clcctrc-liGhtng central
station switch or board or Al electric wire fails to
the ground aud spatters fire IT Is serious question
as 10 how It car be eXtirgulShci. Tho first impulse
is TO dash a pail 81 water upon II. iut this Is the
very worst thing that can BE- done. Tho usual
method IS for the attendant 10 beat 1t ont with h,>
hat but this IS not entirely satisfactory AMI Is rough
on the hat. d. Thompson. In al article In the
Electica W0-li7 on central stations. says that the
most effective WAY f. 81 throw pail Of dr. and
upon the This promptly eXtlnguishcs II and
avoids the usual difficulties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
STARRED IN A FOURTH OF JULY GAME OF CARDS

julius Epstein, twenty-five years old oil ~ hu''
gers place. and Meyc, Frank Of No. D Ludiow-s'''
n,ave-i q c,ne of cards I'm tho bnrroom Mt No. 10
IudIow-st on tho evening Of the Fourth OF July
Frank Won the game. Epstein accused FRANK OF
cheating Frank then struck his opponen'' who
drew a pocketknlfc and stabbed him twice. once IN
the abdomen and again IN the right arm Frank leh
TO the floor IN pool Of BLOOD and Epstein made his
escape.
Frank was removed TO the Gouverneur slip Hospital
and his Injuries wers pronounced serious Captain
Cross and Detectives smith and Place arrested Ep
stein an hour later In Grandst. lie said that nc
acted in sefdefence. In the Essex Market Police
Court yesterday, Justice Hogan held Epstein " await
the result Of Franks Injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
RANK PRESIDENT KILLS HIMSELF

indianapolis. Ind. July "a dispatch 10 "IV'
News fOm Nncenncs Ind, says: William IyHr,
president OF the Nircenncs National Bank. shot ano
Killed himself this morning shortly after o'c!och'
lie had arisen at the usual hour eaen his breakfast
zone 10 tic poscrce and secured his mail and then
went TO the livery stsble where he ordered morse
and buggy and drove ont 10 the city cemetery ahe
while seated The grave Of his daughter shot hlnf
self through the heart with SmItlWesson revolver.
lie WAS iity five years old and leaves wife ana oh0
son Prank +. Tyler, ot Kansas CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
THE THIEF NOT on That SHIP.

The British Consul-General Yesterday sent to the
steamship Pennland. from Antwerp. to arrest n
passenger supposed TO be- board named Ignatu,
Weider alias Gluck RO,cnhal. The man was not
found on board Beyond the fact that he WAS a
professional thief and had stolen diamonds worth
go, 900. the Consul General would give no informa
ton regarding Wrldcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
FELL THIRTEEN STORIES TO HIS DEATH.

William NecSon, twenty four years OIL. employed
az an elevator IN the Pulitzer Building. fell d 'Wn
the tower elevator shaft about = o'clock yesterday
morning from the thirteenth siogy to thu basement
and was instantly killed. The Young man lived nj
No. ~ West Twenty fouithst., and was single. IL"
had b.,n employed IN the Pulitzer Building for some
tine. No saw the accident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
4 pm LOST THREE DArs ~ 4 swAMP.

Nays Ihnt,nc -. j., July (SpeclaD-LaLar"S
Iorosky. tn nvcycaron boy who WIS lost IN inc
woods nearly al II a,t week. cannot Possibly sur
ylvc now. -ad Dr. Marvis "a 4 reporter today Inc
child who l. the son = ~ tic Russian Hebrew
culonists Of Carmel. went after hucAlcbegfcs hst
Tuesday With party Of his cider and 'trayed away
Little was thought of his absence for fcw hours. bat
rs night approached his mother lcctme nearly pros
tinted with anxiety ana fear and searching parties
went ,nit for frultlcss allsht quest Tho next day
the excitement grew intense nearly all the villagers
engngcd in the search. and before long factories were
c,,,.cd and husnr,, generally suspended on Ihur'-
day morning II m,ctins held In the schoolhousc
tho work svscmzcd, and ,carrhing squads sent out
AZ @ O'Clock Friday morning Just three davs from the
tmc "a, child disappeared. faint moan was he'ru'
Pushing forward Into the very depth d Leoahoh
swamp n mile and "a lali from his home m most
d,,oa,e aud cNpo-. spot. they found The iiilc fellow.
lie va, upon his hands and knees, h. body p'uAly
covered hy wnicr. willie his hcgt WAS lying upn
rul,~A portion Of ground lilo was just In the
,ct OF gnawing some bark from tree ana
tho condition o, trccs sNd bushes around showed
the extremity 10 which hunger Tad driven NM iiis
little limbs were swollen and his boHy In various
pl,ccs WAS terribly iacca,cd His clothing was com
NICELY soaked When taken home. the Joy oi MS
nrcnts who Ind feared that exposure and fright .Aa
caused hs death. ovcrppw, ring The niue ici,
lnv is now r, gaining his speech, but can clearly tl
little OF his fearful experience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
c4BRTEB PIGEONS BREIK THE BErORD

Philadelphia. July 5.The last trial by Eastern birds
OF the first series for the Washington prizes was made
on sunday. 1t usual the contest between Prov
dence ~ keep all II held and Fall River trying to get
what /, could. Providence keeps the lead and has
the record for best from Washington.
The average speed for the $50 miles for the two lots
Is 1.474 and 433 yards minute. the best made
from the start in Washington
On Saturday Or sunday the birds Of A. J. Cad
walladc-. Iardley and ". +. lines, Of Philadelphia
will Start from 800 miles for State hoOrs against the
record for the distance In the day now held by PITTS
burg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
RrrURyryG WITH THE ABscoyDryG CASHIER.

Among the passengers on the steamer NieiIane'S
from Rio Janeiro and intermediate ports which arrives
yesterday. Captain Owen +. kayanaugh OF wv
Long Island City police, who brought prisoner LOUIS
Andersen, formerly cashier of the Long ISlana '"y
Express Company. Andersen embe2zlcd large sum "
the company's money and fed but WAS capture" W.
much difficulty and delay at 81. Thonins. 'a'h"'~
BY Captain kayanaUgh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
Mr.. Yale

Invented the famous "YALE" Lock.
A thousand other men have tried TO
equal it, and-failed. Others initiate it,
but all they have produced is similar
key, and the key has fooled many a
man. The only genuine "YALE" Locks,
are made by The YALE & TowNR
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, and have
the word "YALE" in some form on lock
and key. You can't afford anything
but a genuine "YALE" when you want
lock. Sold wherever locks sell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06

other side. to follow them when he couid proViuo
them with their passage money. The vile ana o"'
dren arrived here on Saturday Flynn had not S''- i
the mother. lie went to Ellis lslahh yes'er'a9 ~
took away his two children, but refused TO nave any
hinc N do With his wife declaring that she had MIS-
behaved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
4 SCHEME TO WATCH SUSPECTED CLERKS,

An Iron gallery has Just been bnIt across the
large mailing IN the Posoiiicc at the line OF
the mczzanino foor. Tie sides of this gallery
of latce work. which prevents any one the main
noor where tho CLERKS work from seeing any one I'm
the gallery. Any standing In tho gallery, how
ever has full view of NIL the clerks at their work.
The gallery built that Postonicr inspcc tors
could from II watch clerks who are suspected OF
robbng the malls. such places have been pro-
vIdcd In the posoliccs In several other large cities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
THE rRAIyMEy TO BE TRIED ~ SEPTEMBER.

Harrisburg, Penn, july 3.-iineh Kelly. engineer
OF the first section Of the Pennsylvania Western cN
pres> train wrecked here recently Robert VI. Brown.
nagmnn OF the nrst section. and IL. :. HAYES. opcn
tor at Stcclton all OF whom charged by the Coro-
n.r with responsbility for the wreck. waived Il hear
ing this muring ana bail for trial IN september
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
SPENT ONLY sIs7 or HIS SrEi LlyG.S.

Irtsburg. July 5.--Ot tho $4,000 stolen from the
United States Express Company on June 81 by r. J.
Ryan, the company today received Sit,Sl3 Ryan
having spent only sls7 Of the stolen money. To-day
Detective Demmcl took Ryan TO the safe Deposit CON
pnny building. where he turned the money over 10
tho agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06

MONMOUTH PARK RACES on TUESDAYS. Tio"'
DAYS AND SATURDAYS. ,.t,on
Via Reading Railroad system. Trains leave 80 ~
Central Railroad Of Ncw-Jersey. foot OF Li0e' ~ az
at 5:l5. 10 80. IL 80 a. m II 30 specin,, Hook
special, l 900 Special. 80 D. m. via eahus m
route from Pier 5. North River ut 100 III ~ SnsciI
l3:lo. 90 p. N. Parlor cars On an
Trains,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06

president BENJAMIN L. Gould: secretary, d. I. lNs
tirs i. aesisa scrreiary j. Romans "a treasur'l'
Gamalic BRADFORD assistant Treasurer. W. J. JV'ce'
and a standing committee # seventeen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
TO CARE roR THE TENEMENT HOUSE SICK.


OF tho fifty physicians OF The summer corps WIZ
are f. make daily Inspections in tenement i"n''H IL
July and August. fortysiN reported for duN ~ inc
office II chic, inspector MORGAN Morris yc''0u'!'
Dr. Morris assigned them to districts ara Hau d"
lecture In which their duiirS were described lie
told the doctors That they were appointed 10 give
free medical treatment 10 the sick who were TOO y OF
10 pay for such scrvicc,. In 0Ner Ia ma INC p"r
sons 10 whom they sent 20 minister thcV nu>'
visit every tenement house IN their districts ara g
to overy family each house. inIurinI for INC NcN
They nust not interfere with The practice OF any ply
,cians by prescribing for thcg patients bui mu>t Oh
serve the rules OF professional etiquette. - c''n
family the doctors must distribute circulars, tcArhin"
tho care Of sick childrn and rules 10 b" observed III
cases az sunstroke Mothcrs of sickly chli'cr must
be supplied with tickets for the free excursions on ~
Johns Child. To prevent sickness "a far 81 p''NioN
tho physicians 10 report nniS'nceS when can DO
abatet such a. offensive odOs, defective drainage ana
Improper ventilation o. rooms. Weekly r'l"ii' ar
to he made by each member Of the corps. Cases ~
extreme dcstntrn 20 he reported To III" ono" ~
the Kings Daughters Tenement House committee, az
No - NadsOn-st For eight weeks OF service rhch
o, the doctors will receive 800 from III" ctv treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06

THREE BROTTrRS DE0WNhD WHILE BATHING
Huron, Cul., July 5.Jos"ph, LacharIa and Henry
Martin three brothers. aged twenty five, seventeen and
thirteen were drowned In Kings River Yesterday while
hnfn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06

NEW ROUTE To CHAt1AUorA LAKE.
Only eleven and onc-half honrs from Ne ~ ork, by
New York Central's Empire state express. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06

NOT WELCOMED AFTER HER LONG JOURNEY.
John Flynn came TO this country from England two
Years aso. leaving wife and two children the