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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
INCIDENTS EN society,".

Mr. and Mr.. John A. Mccall. OF NO 40 We't oe>enF'
soconds st gave an home' last evening to inuoluce
their daughters, Miss Mae X. and Miss Jo-'p"i"c -
Mccall. , -.
u,s nudoph Aronson gave a costume musical ehV-r-
,tnn.nt AZ her home No 100 West FOrW-eighh'S'', '
evening Leo6od Gadows gave selections ON inc piano
uetorich Conred recited Schumonns "schone Heu"is
Mrs Aron-on and SgGor fiorski Fang the ""'' 'iD"
.oueo and Jullctte: SlgnOr Pizzi performed seN'''
, ,t. couuo.Itions and Rudolph ArOnson pisyeu MS
,,itz "l,eye d'AmOur" Music furnished by De'ti
,1unoarisn Band. Among the guests present "'I' ~
and Mrs, Zcbly Mr.. and Mrs.. f.. y GOODWIN mr. ~
No.. rpIey Anderson Mr. and Inglis, MI ann Mrs'
,-, Mr. and Mrs H. Conrod, Mr. and Mrs. ffcdeI'cN
va, Zaudt Mr. and Ms a. Gunter, Miss 'Iar' 'n'N'
the Misses Rose, Lena and Kate Aronsoh N'r'.
s,r,uel r. shaw, Archibald Artnon and l.. BrshncI''
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cold M,EiIHEK SOTTH 4ND WEI.

indianapolis. Jan 2O.-At o'clock this morning
the mercury registered 10 degr below. and there Is
nearly a foot Of snow. There /, an unprecedented
Ice harvest and all the streams are frozen to depth
Of twelve and fifteen inches.
Ottumwa, Iowa, Jan. 20Nl trains from III, souih
and West are badly delayed by the extreme cola
weather The Thermometer Indicated rom 20 10 ~
below yesterday the coolest IN TINS vicinity ior MANY
years one child is reported to have been frozen -
death in tbe city and much suffering has resulted
Tahlcduah l. r., Jan. 20.-rhe people OF Iahlc'iuah
are experiencing the coolest weather known mere Tor
five wears SNOW covers the ground - inches. ana
the mercury is : and 10 degrees below zero STOCK
on Tn. ranges suffer terribly, ana WOOD lanlhc
exist, in Tahlcquah. The first Zee put up mere lor
.iv years + bciug stored away No Il;ll mas beon
received on account OF a snow blockad' between 'o'ey
vile and ClaIcmOrc
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NOTES OF THE STAGE


The latest news received from the FIFTH Avenue
Theatre is That 1t is not likely to be finished before
May ]. The companies that to appear there are
one by ono finding places az other houses usually at
the Union square the Standard. Augustus Piious
company will make its first appearance this city at
the former theatre on March :. The company is now
rehear>ing its play The Last Straw" which will
be produced In Cincinnati on SATURDAY evening.
Roland Reed has bought a play called e The
Ahsentminded Man." by w. r. Goodall, Of Chicago.
MANY large theatre parties have lately seen THE
Country Circus at the Academy of Music, including
one two from riding schools Tic piece comes near
solving the old question OF n winter circus for New
York.
Miss Mario Barkany played the title part in
schiller's The Maid OF Orleans at the hmbcrg
Theatre last night. This evening Der Vercnspricsi-
dent" viii he given. and tomorrow evening. Fran
clon.'
An unexpected degree OF interest has been shown
in the revival OF Nancy & Co." Days Theatre and
the production Of the play. Love IN Tandem.
Is likely to be put of longer than was at first in
tended.
"Thc Robbers will be placed on the stage OF the
Thaa Uheatre this evening with josef Kainz in the
cast.
Fra els Wilson has been invited by the American
representative of the committee recently formed to give
a dramatic festival in Vienna 10 participate as one
Of the American actors lie was forced 10 decline the
honor on account OF business engag 'mcnts lls
summer vacation will he spent in japan.
Five evening suits belonging TO ushers stolen
from the star Theatre last night This i the fourth
theatre that has suffered In TINS way within Week.
Mrs. Agnes Booth ha> been unable 10 appear at
Palmer, Theatre for the last two three nights.
-he reported TO be somewhat better last evening
Mr.. Annie Yeamans was kept of the stage OF
Iarican's Theatre last night by sickness Her part
played by Miss Hattie Moore.
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Posto0ice Notice.


shond be read daily by all interested changes nsy
occur any timeJ
dressed for dspath BY any particular steamer. except
it desired to .cnd dlge"e. 81 b,neing ana con-
sent the ra,test vessels a,aiabSs lamar, % VIZ
close promptly all a; this Office a, follows m ~,
ana TO- ao via
dcsrs for othe Colombian .rS Srt Ts
pem man, r1 per s. $ Frlnsin at M FOR Blueneid'
PBiDNY~At supplementary R - 80 Va a. n, a asr
per abe at h. p , NJ 4. so m for Ss S
, ap '' per steamer nom Halifax. O..
rs sp ;SSoiF%ssH Ia2s: =:
s,n'. and aS COIL /" rl4a 30 'Grnt9 sSp
go a pPsea for Esss for ' Ireland Fr.nss
Swit1Sriand Italy spain PORTUGAL and Turkey must st
directed ,e 70, ps St ccx and d ST. fho%a! ox
%dTsd rI lfS sf'r ob es
at no an fS ces be S'$
Es m ~ Il m for td Eu c..
Gs esssrs t ,or CUBA Tasco other
Y Yssan S's &C p. NJ for Rico direct per
Ms: Society Islands: dv ship city r,es.a
Sm m Ma es;s asy a.
'p me o2 on 'lsis siS sf Y 'a%.
fritish mails Australia Malls for Newfoundland by
ali to Halifax and thence By steamer close at this ONCE
daily AZ 80 a. M Malls for Miqueon by rail To Boeton,
ard thence by seamer close a. This oes daily ?; 80
v steamer sailing Mondays Thursdays and ssturdayS,.
lose al THIS Office daily at . 80 Malls for Mexico.
specially addressed for dispatch by steaer.
Close mails are forwarded to San rranesce
daily schedule 81 closing IS arranged on the
their uninterrupted overland transit San
Francisco Mails from the Fast arriving time at San
Francisco the day Of sailing 81 samefs dispatched
thence the day. Registered mail closes OF y. M
previous day.
Extra supplementary mails opened the piers Of
French the hour OF closing Of
suppementary mails a. the Postoalee which remaia open
until, s,,s. s.Tss!i j:g.s ';S'"
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ANNONED EN NNI EG RIFFIANS.

TO the Editor Of y he TIL b nne
sir: Travelling ON the SiNtlaNe. elevated railroad
through rain and ~ and darkness. with two persons t0
every seat i, not 1T pest a delightful experience Iut
eafy lat Tuesday evening this experience such Is 1t
is. WI, enhanced by the d" horScplAy' OF number al
yoIng l.ian-. II is supposed that no one Is allowed
Ia ride on the platform. but these fellows were
not only allowed - gather and roman there. bat by
their continual opening and Shutting al the rear door,
their rough shouts. 70 annoy every one In the car.
rv,c standing we've obliged 70 crowd together a. lar
nom rlc door 81, possible to avoid being pohcd aud
plleI. sense ~ actual danger was added u dl'
comfort a. H., tran dragged heavily along % was
tWcnl minutes late al ono hudrd-ahd- MY MIN st.!
aud thr fellows heard "a boast that lhcj htd
turned ON the brake ana reversed fe hshe. one "i
tl. ua-,cnrcI~ poke OF ts 10 brakeman. VINO rcPHed
,,ith clarlrterist7 cNiMty. We'd. what business Is
tlE,i Of yoIg~~ such proceedings Gem t. be the bu'i
ue- 81 In, paving public. whose comfort ana sense OF
security II not acfal safety, were saiih'ed l. not
hi, sort o thing also the nusipcss OF the elevated al
,f.ad COMPANY ONE or TIE LONG SUFFERING.
New York Jan. /, l-33.
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TESTING coIrMnla rurR cANvl, BAck>.

Washington, Jan 20. u. Moh'E""o'H' VI
land ore. some time ago advanced he boa P'opo'r
,i ,ho. the cnnva,bacls Of the Columbia River were
s,,,,rlor ,o the bird, that haunt the shores oi III"
potomoc and Chesnpeake Fay. Having r"''c" !"
satisfactory consignment OF the oregon variety Se
terday he today submitted the birds 10 ri'' ~ !"
Jury composed among others Of Inc wee r'esi".",
ok .peakcr Reed, Senators Mitchell. Davis anu "o'
colt and Representative amos tnnim'f' ne,','
being submitted 10 inspection 10y ihc Jni\' INC wv"
had passed through the deit' sFHl'''I' ,'''.an,
riao., hand. q, Mr. Page of the nate Restaurant
rI vcrdic Of the distinguished .1ry. ~ lar ~ inc
nronos,tion Of Mr. Montgomery was o"ncercu' Pi"'r'
to he Of the nature OF a scotch 'cn"c'' D"' o,''y
So because this jury. unlike other lue, IN aii
cheerful readiness to try the case "'rr de''" " '''
other respects the trial was great s"''c'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
FINANcEs OF TIE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM.

TO the Editor OF he Tribune.
Sir: The sunday Tribune contained paragraph con-
corning the finances Of tie Metropolitan Museum Of
Art which expressed rs unintentOnally 10
convey n false and damaging impression. y gift
made 10 the Museum In March Of last year was spoken
OF as Offset the loss Of Mrs. Robert L. HtuartS
Intended bequest Of 10000. which revoked in
consequence Of the Museums being opened on sunday,
and readers would lie likely to suppose that the gitt was
made In view Of such action on Mr.. stua'1s part
In point Of fact the gift made months before
It. wa, decided open tho Museum Oh Sunday ana u
cour.c long before Mr.. Stuarts action was known.
Nou can see how embarrassing II Is AT n tlne
when the Mnscun', finances are hard preS-ed ~
the additional burdens Of sunday opening tn nave
# apcar that the very serious loss sustained by the
Museum ha~ ALREADY been made good. The i0rth-
coming annual report Will accurately de7cHpe tne
situation. W.
New York, Jan. 10. l-92.
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DIED.

CARPENTFR-At purcbase VAST month 10Th day. 1882,
Friends and pesyes ar me .cd 70 attend his funeral
Sixth day, the 22i Inst, a, II a. NJ, at Purchae mce@
o?'oss waiting a r p1c Depot on arrival Of
coPcrTTAt Talytown Ann copeutt Sldest dagg aMe
nS 1r JG% b. ard H 'GS ara az h pSp dencs At
1arytown January 10, ls92 -. ,, from
hr I late "a oc1cs a SS Fr6ar janasy ED n
Ca;riaG! viii be in waiting on arrival Of the 80 a. M
English papers please copy.
CRANCH-At Cambridge. Mass. on the goth inst ohns'
TOPPER Pc4r'e Cranch, in the 10th year Of his age.
FORSYTH q Tueday January 10 sa aad, j. Forsyth
Funeia flo. Man aT5neck g. Y. at the convenience OF
the family.
GRIswoLD-Qn January 90 1897 Antoineu" b. wife OF
s on f Frdy e " Sr Jsu"sy g o'clock
HrsrArE-on Tu.day Jan 49, 1882. .aroiihe' wire Oh
Fer eSce a, ' her 't late yfd n e East l2o
In t@TIssaa' at w woci i a. p H.
Hustled In Greenwich. Conn. January 10. 1892.
%1T Prom m bs si ssd 80 en Friday at 10 o'clock
Carag viii meet the train leaving Grand Central Depo'
JAGGER-seth Ransom on January 10: 1892, at New
York City seth Ransom Jaeger, aged q. c,,,
1f a Cos az e Sock on fday jaSusiy
MoRTLMERon THURSDAY January 10 1892 Matilda
Mortimcr Of this ely.
The a ID $ and bs O. M from s% Ga sG %
ave-. corner OF 2ists on thursday the 2l't inst. I"
- X.
RAPELYE-At jamaica. L. r. on the Goth ;nst Isaac
Rapelye I'm the G9th Of HIS lge. -,
FuneIa on SATURDAY January % at o'clock from his
late residence Fulton-st. Jamaica.
srENcERon Tuesdly January 10. at his residence No.
14G West 1O3d.st Abraham spencer aged 81 years.
Relatives friends and members Of Conestne Locge o4l,
r. and A. NJ. are invited to attend the funeral services
Grace Methods. Episcopal Church. l0th-st. between
Amste,d I'm and Columbus Friday. January D.
a O'Clock D. III.
STEWART-In NddetOwn, " Y. January IS, Julia A.,
wife OF the late james w Stewart
residence Thursday, 2ist inst. ct
o'clock.
TALMAGF On 18th January 1892 Charles IIosmer Tai.
Of Belle w and the late william IL. Tamage,
and sOnn-lw OF Mitchell n. Packard.
Funeral services ~ the residence OF his mother 2S Henry
ST. Brooklyn, y. Y. on THURSDAY. the 21stst at D. M
relatives and friends invited 10 attend.
YOUNG-At Fanwood " j., Fourth day "Wednesday.
90 Myra Young. IN the Sifh year 81 her age
Fune from the residence Of her Thomas D. Young.
Sixth day (Frdav). January p, at y. m.
Internent at Pianheld. ". j.
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About THE NEU THEA TIRE. .
LEASED TO CHARLES FRouMAX AND RICH 4
HARRIS

LEASED TO CHARLES FROuMAN AND RICH 4
HARRIS.
Work the new theatre 10 be ImIlt by Frank W.
sanger and \. l.. Hdyman. at Broadway and Tortietl
st.. is expected TO begin about May l. The architects
have already made some progress with the plans \
Lease was signed yesterday by which Charles Frohman
and Rich Harris Will control the new theatre for ten
years In regard to his plans, Mr.. Frohman said YES
tcrday The theatre will be devoted mainly TO the
stock company at present playing ut ProctorS Twenty
ambition for n long time to permanent home
for this organization. and Mc.srs IIaymnn &c sanger
are 10 build for us stock company theatre that f.
oqualled in the arrangements for comfort IL will
have both sides OF the foollights in this country
today.
My stock company will continue at Proctor's
Theatre until spring, after which il goes on tour in
The Lost Paradise until the new theatre Is com
plcted which think will lie about January J. 1898.
The company viii pass the summer in California until
August, when it will play return season in Chicago
in new American play. which will be The opening
production at the new theatre. ., number of
people will be engaged for the stock company. Ny
association with IroctOr's will close with my next
production In the spring, OF ny by Jerome X.
jerome. In the regular seasons at the new theatre
hope 10 produce comedies by my company known
intact the same rs my stock company. The early fall
season VIII he devoted to special productions
possibly TO John Drew and his company ! have no
definite plans for the summer season at present.
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An ELECTRIC RAILWAY MAILoAh'
rbe Western Electrician.

o.. ,oye,tv I'm the way OF electric racuon on the
-. one ~ ~ md suburban Railway now IN succcsSin
Operation in Louis Mo- the appeathGnnn % makes
ulo ans over the entire lne distributing ana 70
efnc the mail the different railway s'aq the
aonc vi an ordinary steam railway mall ear hn h -
icns.n a. .itI, double trucks with 3Ginch WHEEL
cgpp,1u tn.t0n motor OF II hJrse power caIs s
so'innected 10 zach truck. A very mgh specu ~
De.nE and The delivery and collection OF mail , c
a,,aea lining the car IN service Inc noun
~l.2u. fcompany claims that this Is the mrs. a,i
SON that has been electrically equipped III ts ,,,s -,
o,h.r conntry The new service has proven densrt
Vl'et advantage to the United States posta . ~
nec,t t q, making collection and delivery VI "'' ~
ns " n.. .,onS tie line Of the railway.
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,oprrps AND MANUFACTURERS MEET.

\ committee appointed by the National Association
~ Jobber, I'm American Watches made t> report yes
trrdav morning in the joint session Of a." Jobpef' anu
Of the American WatclCase Manuia'l1rerS' \ nun"
her OF changes were recommended, among Others ual
an xnort dealer be required present h bill of adng
before he receives the export rebate.
Bate, a Bacon. OF New York; Bay state NH'clr'" 'c
Company. Of Boston: Brooklyn WatchCaNe COMPANY
NJ Ncw-York Chicago and Cincinnati; Crescent Na'o'
case Company, Of NcwloIh, Boston ana '"i'ueo'
Duhme a co.. OF Cincinnati; Essex WatcrCase 'o"i-
no,v NJ Newark and New-l York: Joseph Fahys Co.,
NJ New York. Chicago Cincinnati and ran Francisco
EcnoSha Watch. Casc Company, OF keno>ll, MS ana
chicago. keystone Watch Case Company, 'I Thhd
oi,,iin Ncw-YOr ard Chicago. and H. Muhra sons, OF
philadelphia, Chicago and New YORK; we're the nI nnr
annrovrd by the iobbcrs those with when tley
~, hid do bisnes, for the year The following olhce'
were elected President. II. f. Hahn, OF omcasD wee
nrr,dcn Man j. Lssaucr. OF New York secretary ana
Treasurer j. II. NoyeS OF New-l executive COM
mItee r. - smith, David Keller ana u. II. buuH, .,
Wcv,- York. L. " Flershcm. Of 'nl'aso' AuSuN'
Kurtzaborn of St Louis. and Andrew Paul. OF BOSTON,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
4 PICTURE that TOLD rs Own STORY
Prom The Washington Port

From The Washington Pu'I' ,,.,t.
W.. tntr.onor,lr ,be remark is head in Washington
that o ar, r. not appreciated here II oad be- or
at least that 1t has not that iecos, .on than for
nvnc Had one artist been at the CJIcorn 'i,H
at a certain time Friday. he "onli nav s gsous
Amonc the many Visitor was an old roiJitH "U D
who was In herself IA bit 81 lninne tone ~
o oease Of color The Judgment Of laI Hs"roiis
Corday in Prison Family OF lay ey ard her g aImars
SoG cns among 10 the corridors sed e. date that
she was merely trying TO pas saGdenlS howcver her
snoy4s aeo Changed as she pansed before paint
Ing which sufficient aons to Pne old wopan ra.od
had s not done o'nc rsdualy Lit up her whole face,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
THEODORE PARKER, TOMB.

BoSrONS NEGATIVE ROLE ~ THE FRICTION
OF THE MEMORIAL tTONE.
To the Editor OF I he TT bunc
sir: In your Issue Of December Do appears letter
from Florence which contains three errors con
corning the new headstOne recently placed over
Theodore Psrkcrs grave. II may be worth the while
TO correct Of these mistakes. for thereby hangs
rather curou, little tale Your correspondents letter
CLOSES with these lines The ceremony was In every
way extremely satisfactory, and the Boston committee,
under whose auspices the arrangements were made,
should be highly gratihed.' The truth Of the matter
Is that the Ioson friends Of Parker curOusy enough
not only took part in this affair. but prevented
the fund from attaining proportions which would have
made It possible to erect monument worthy OF
Parker's fame and in keeping with those which mark
the last resting place OF Other distinguished Americans
and Englislmcn buried him. II any committee
had been organized II would have been composed Of
mark the abs OF Bo tOnansW ". story, OF Rome;
eA Minister Tuckerman OF Florence; Moncure ID. Con-
way, Of New-YOrk: =. F. Underwood Of Chicago;
+. Is. Sanborn. Of Concord Miss Grace Ellery Chan
ming, of California, and your, truly,
Paris, Jan. I, 1892. THEODORE STANTON.
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MORAL AND MENTAL INSANITY.

TO thc Editor OF 7 he TrIb uhc.
sir: Insanity means unsoundncSs and there j. uh
soundnc,s Of the heart rs we'll ~ Of The hcad' Ihe'o
I, moral insanity" or there would he no OCCASION
f- uiprisnnncnt, and executions Of death sentences
Moral insanity entered into the human race. when II
listened To the serpent. Mental unooundneas came
at the same time. but the two are distinguishable
although they may be cOeXistcnt For the latter We
have a.ylum~ for the former. prisons ana hcanods
The moral cfnnk, expect impunity on the ground OF
mental un,oundness Ii would BE- well 10 electrOnort
few " them when they take TO homicide that would
discourage their imltatDrs. H. W.
lIo1klyu. Jan. Is, i-a2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
THE IMPROPER Use OF DON'T

70 the Ed Of The Z ribunc.
sir: After reading in this mornings Tribune the
letter on Common Examples of the Misuse OF Pro
nouns | reminded that there Is a. great a
misuse Of grammar I'm saving don't ne do it, in
the expression, Like We do~-the example In your
paper this morning. How often hear people say
don't he do it and he don't - for doesn't he do
il. and he doesn't II people would bear IN mind
that don't" verb /, the contraction OF 90 not
that they would be more apt 10 say doesn't
he do and ana he DOESN'T In place OF DON'T
New Ork Jan. II. 1oJ2. VI. Il. :.
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UrLIrAM R1KEFrLLER,S sEMorS ILLNESS


William Rochelle president Of the standard on
Company. f. Ill hs home. No. $50 Fifth ave- from
blood poisoning. and Mrs. Rockefeller has also been
suffering great pain from the same cause. On Janu'
AIRY E. Mr.. Rockefeller wore a pair OF new Shoes and y
protrudng nail cut his right big toe. but rs he was
busy all DAY he paid little attention 10 It, When he
sat down at noon he felt sharp pain In the toe o
his right foot f.w hours later. while at directors
meeting. the pain became 50 sharp that he took The
shoe off, The stocking under the ball Of the big toe
was stained with blood lie put the shoe on again
and resumed his business. He walked home that
afternoon with his brother John ID. Rockefeller from
No. 20 broadway to Fifty -fou1h-st.
For thr-e days be paid no further attention 10 MS
injury but on the fourth day he sent for hs family
physlcian vino after an examination called In Dr.
Robert f. Wien the surgeon, Of No. 81 West Thirty
third st. Mr.. Rockefeller wa put u bed and long
incison made along the top Of the toe. II was found
that abces,es had already formed under tie surface.
Mrs Rockefeller had scratch on one Of her fingers
and in dressing her husbands wound the first evening
She wa. also poisoned. She + now doing nicely how
ever and at house last night II WAS said that IN
had rested well during the day. Mr. Rockefeller was
not - fortunate, and second op ration ha1 10 De
perfOrned His condition j. extremely serious vet
and me require, careful nursing ard goOd attention.
II mo- unfavGrabc complications arise he Will SON De
ont Of danger, but the poison was neglected 80 ionp
thai II became widely spread in his system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
THE .cTog,s FIND FAIR RECEPTION.

Tn. RECEIPT on BY TIC trustees OF the Actors tund
al the Holland HOn>e nest Monday afternoon prom
i.es IN lac most agreeable occasion. Many accept
ance. Of invitations have been received iOm people
if, and u of the theatrical profession. 4. VI. Palmer.
the president If the Actors Fund and A. IT, de Frece
will take occasion 10 bring forward the project Of the
fair 10 be held at the Madison square Garden in May,
and Mr. Kendall has also promised 10 speak. There
y ne musjc bv Carl Beycfs Hungarian orchestra.
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ST ptrER AND HE RAILROAD MAGA4IE.
constitution.

From The Atlanta ConstltuIIUH'
4 fable told In the kser Building runs thus \ rail,
road manager presented himself AZ INC ETea. sate ha
Xxx he GOOD saint inquired OF the applicant If the
road Of which he lately n charge WaS NOT an un.
Yet You always put it down on your maps a.
straight an airline. the shortest route Ihat WIS ue'
ceptiOn-that was Misrepresentation. ,,
applicant bowed his hfe Your mani the competing
Limo Min lca the public to think yours was the ONLY
road 20 certain point'. That was gross decepto-tha
n cSprr~>on Of pain and shame over'pread the
applicants face. , 49,, hono 40 antor bor, when
confrcnted win these grave sins of which, BY your
Slice Won COMES, your guilt Numbered the Keeper
Of the gate. - ,,oose I always mid the boys
,,, o,} } nrnmptiy the first OF every month";
,hcir salaries mpn "p yencnred to reply tImldy.
inc am that t. in your favor and offsets your suns n,
eau dndn
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sr,rrp,r ,s.ocvlrIoy ELECTS OFFICERS.

Albany. Jan 20.-'rhc state bar Association lO01ay
elected the following officers: President j. newton
riero Albany: vice presidents. Hamilton odeil New
York: william II. Robertson. hatonah' James H.
Onlcy. Cal,kill Jane, D. Ncireh' for' 'pa'" ~ !"
sawycf. Watc, town: Donald M'N''S"'o" "o,,"''e'
r = r,.voctb. LocEport secretary, l.. b. Proctor
Albany. corresponding secretary Justin kellogg Troy
The winner Of the postgraduate prize Of $3.50 was
,lber H. At,crbury. OF New-lorS whose essay was
70 Nlnt extent can parole testimony be accepted"
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RUNNING CARS IN PIrTsBURG.

pitt.burg Jan. 90 With the aid Of the police The
official, of the Pittsburg, Allegheny ana MancheseF
Electric line were enabled 10 run thc'r roh hhl'
rncrnng after almost complete suspension OF th"c
since last Friday Ten were started win aihcu
mcers an the front and rear Of each Along the
rout, Of the various lines extra police were st"uone'
IN preyent trouble while guards surrounded thc car
he'd and kept the strikers away from the company
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