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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
senator Edward. for the Republicans.

JAMESTOWN. y. y. oct. 2O.-The an.
nouncrmeni made public last night that senate,
James .. Edwards woud address "a Rapuittrar +
mas meeting in this clay SATURDAY evening fril
lke bomb in the camp ~ the Drtuocra,V. Iai
year Nj. EdWt rds. With the endorsement of Tude.
20 dents and De nOcrsts was elected 10 tie Stafs
Senate over toumodore Perry pedter. and h va,
l"ufNtd that he would vote with the ID stnorraf. !.
IN au i1fervi 30 DEC ared tina the SIC kinlsv mi
had completely vindicatsd itself.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20

Without doubt the lowest price
these goods can ever be bought at.
Regular price is fully 80 to 90 per
cent above this figure. Only SO
pieces in the lot.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
Mr.. Leach VIII Go Along.

WTs EVH'H VII tV NfOhg.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 0-E O.
Leach Director OF the Mint, will accompany the
American delegates To the Monetary Conference as
their statistiCian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
RED HAND A1a ann'
BOTTLED BY THE Brewers Is ENoLASn:
SOLD EVERYWHERE
cew. York Branch: % Pearl 81. L. T.. ZELL. Agess

States IS rapidly growing circular just issued by
National Commander james f. Roche says that when
tho National Corps adjourned last August tho union
consisted OF only twenty-thlee earrlsons and about
900 comrades. To-day there ere iityeight garrIsons
and over 1000 members. The legislation asked for by
tho union Is being attended to by the Naosal vies
Commander. The TWENTY Year Army bill is In the
hands Of Congress, iadorsed in the annual report Of
DrgadteGenerJl J. C. Kc ton AtIutant-Gener'u Unt>i
States Array in the following words: :" | recommend
that The law be amended to permit enlisted men ~
retro at twenty five years, and making the rcifemsnt
mandatory whel they have served tlnrl !cors lEs
year 100 men Will reach the twenty hfh year OF chcar
service The National Commander advise, comrades
Interested In forming new sarrions To use ueir IN
hucrce in al cases as far as possible 20 name the
after deceased heroes OF the service or mem
orable batteields. Where 10 is advantageous TO take
the OF some living distinguished olcer It Is very
we'll but in all cases II 10 desired at Headquarters That
garrsons bs named after gcn;lemcl hydnc presens
political Offices; iis reason Of this IS Obvious.
Association Hall, Bro Os!yn. was CROWDED Win Grand
Army and their friends II both sexes Oh Tuesday
evening" n s T p ne nraai9n or ar a.
James - Fraser, assisted by colonel W. y. WALTON
rs officer Of the day, AID Tie following san past
j. = PHILIPS, samuel Collins. Comrades n. H. Bah
cock, Thomas and Daniel Jermain, J; j; y syme.;
brooSIyn s5cisty. Following the installation very
fine e.tsrtainInent vas gwen; utter which speeches
:. L. W55dford the Rev. r. H. Meredith and others:
The installing officer and staff were entertained At
COMMANDER 4. ". rOpham's residence.
Past senior vice Department Commander c: W. Cow.
IAN Installed the newy elected o1ceIs Of Winche,ter
c c0ns John j. cof i the new TIE
installing officer was accompanied by Commance,s
and Past Commanders j. s. Kinsey, c. g, curb!s.
4. H. sinsoDough joseph W. Kay, Walter Westlshe
and Others. A collation. was pdiiaken OF la'e IN Tie
Morgan Post at the scottish Rite Hall, Grand Marshal
George Chappo invited his staff and few guests 10
,omPmsn.Ts s2ppern at the AhaS Das Hes
Between tho short personal "reminiscences NcIo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
Evils OF THE SWEATING" SYSTEM.

In the Bloomingdae Reformed Church NJ INC "p'o
yard and sixty -eighthst., Inst evening" INC nv
,,od;son C. Peters prefaccd his sermon by I" IL" !"
r,arls nm "Ihc worlingwomen's Wrongs "hacu vi
,.rsonal investigation Of the Sweating sSS''' VI.
,hn Fast side. Mr. Peters visited the "s"c'""7
hcns NJ the East side during last week. lie "''' d"
,n.ned by Alfred Ashley well known for MS h"''ei
~ ,be sweating system, and Joseph Baroness VIM
hc,,,e notorious during the last strike OF the cio
makers. 49,, ,c,orv in
NJ Peters said that he was taken for tac'ois al
n.c,or in the scores of shops he vihtch JIG io"''
hrd reds OF children under legal age working In "''Sc
hons He saw men working for SO ana - "co"'
49,, Mace, visited were fifteen feet SQUARE, III
u,hicb twenty people worlSng. Tho nun anu
o,orcb I'm these rooms indcscri5abie. IIio III"
,.nt on the tables at night, using for coverings ""
ro,Les on which they working.
He described the condition OF "a family al NJ %
R,dre.st. The family consisted OF father h'o'''
md scvcn children. They lived In three small 'oo''
and kent n boarder. Their rent was IL 'ho'i'"'
Ar Peters having seen receipt for the rent iho
lao, article OF vaue had been pawnec. The I'n'S >
NC many Others victims Of the d"te'''Di'
s,veatngp system. They worked night ana dny ~ Il
i.roment house factory in the neighborhood' Mr'
uo.r desc red Mt length the horror of The system
and suQrestcd some remedies. lie would hhVc M" ~
s.n IN. pectOrs and rigid inspections by the
iSnard of Health. lie advised poor girls to 90 ho
work rather uiah lose 'heir ho"i'" III 'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18

according 10 the standard sou have been holding out
Lcfo,c tuern Their love ioc you. their confidence IN
your judgment reap up obstacles in t.ei. "ay % .c
Gloss Their bc!ci Is rooted In your example, Hni
their neglect Of tho sanctuary IN imitation %; your
conduct Here too. il great responsibility. lon can
not shake IL OF even dimlnisl IT. welght
lertnps al OF have Witnessed those family
gatherings which Christmas or Thanksgiving
Gays, when all the scattered mehioers o. the ,M.G
meet in the Old homestead, from which many NJ them
have been srDal7tted Tor yCrs. and boG sweet inter
course together. We regard that eissiul occasion
90 Ircrts AID children but ftr more bllssl - both
vil hn tha nnal gath, ring OF the Christian household In
the heavenly nome Then neither father nor Mother,
nor son nor daughter hill be ~ cnt, but their voices
shall hleid I'm anthems Of praise ard hand shan be
linked in hand n, they wall, the golden streets never
more 10 mt Then. amid sUnES and ~! cs Of
rapture shaU bc seen the elimination Of the reward
Of that religion which ias been nurtured nmid prayers
and tears with n hocr love than ever before they bow
sympathy than thcy had known upon Garth delight IN
one anoher's compani1nship in tho house not made
with hands-ctcrnal in the hcavcns.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
WlS THE NAN SlNDBAGGED 7

4 well-drcssed stranger who gives his name as
,,dro,y Clark OF Rotterdam, " y, was p!ckeh up
from the sidewalk opposite the dspensary Of Bellevue
Uospt,l on saturday night in an unconscious cohd'
.on lie was taken into the hospital whe:e 1t wa
discovered that he suffering from slight confusion
0, te back Of the head, which DR.. Washburh thousH
was caused by sandbagslns Several hoar' a,cr"h,u
C,ar,, ppained consciousness, and said that 10 ieit
pot,.rdam for New-Yok on Saturday morning win
sIo5 in his pocket. He met stranger after leaving
the Grand Central Station, and went into liquor store
to get drink with him.. lie remembered LEAVING t tie
nIasc as,S parting from the stranger, but nothing Iur
ihcr lie was apparently sober when found, Dut uc
roll ~ bills was missing and his pocket torn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
FOR PROSECUTING TIE GOULDS
LEOPOLD LANDAUER TO BE EXAMINED AS TO
HIS SANITY.


HIS SANITY.
Leopold Landauer the GerIna' stockprofcr WI.
has been hanging about Jay Gcud's mouse uS ".u
night for the last week, and occasionally ringlhs "a"
door-bell 70 the great anroyance 81 the family, was
broucht 10 the YorNi!le Police Court Yesterday ana
committed By Justice Ryan 70 bellevue Hospital to Dc
examined as TO his mental condition. a..dauer IS OF
rnedium Size with nigh checl bones and large WANDER
ing eyes His face CHASTITY pale and he appcaTeu
N be exceedingly nervous. When placed al the Oar
be constantly kept his feet moving and threw siiths
slanccs around the court room.
Landauers age is forty three and he lives at No. 9o
East Fifty seventh-st some years ago lie war married
b the daughter OF Mycr Resented, wealthy c0a
teaer OF Sxty.sixth-st and F;rstave. They lived I'M
happily together and she secured divorce from him
last spring. on the same day that the divorce was
xranted he shot himself in the sanford House. n Third
ave- His life was at first despired Of. but he e
covered and three months ago released from Mount
Sinai Hospital Since then his friends have noticed
that Landaner was not in his right mind. Abont a
month ago he awoxe every body in the hOIc by shouting
"Pye been poisoned!' Landauer previous 10 his at
tempt et suicide. was employ ed BY some downtown
brokers an outside operator, at big salary, it Is
said.
For the last week Lsndauer has repeatedly rang the
bell Of Mr.. GOud's house, and when tine door was
opened BY the butler Landaue: would anX0usiy Inquire
for Miss Helen Gould. IN Monday Detective shelley
arrested Landauer but be was released at the police
Gould's footsteps 10 the door OF The House Az 8
O'clock saturday night Sergeant McCOskey, while
stationed at the Windsor Hotel, IAndaUer ascend
Mr.. Gouds stoop and ring the bell lie then took him
into custody on the butler, complaint. EA Justice
0tterbourg. who was retained by Iand9Ger's friends
told Justice Ryan that Landauers mind had been
affected through family troubles. Landauer WAS then
COMMITTED for examination as 10 his sanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
FILLING Up THE RANKS IN MISSOURI

St. Louis JAN I7--Atjutant-Gene Wickham, OF
this state passed through mis- city to-day on his way
TO WASHINGTON alleging his object the search OF the
Army rolls there for information OF interest TO Missouri
While here by his direction, Colonel Comfort, command
ing The First Brigade. II. V. NJ issued an order re-
curing company recruiting officers at once to recruit
their conmands Infantry and artillery up 10 their full
authorized strength. accepting only young men be-
tween eighteen and thirty years old and In such posi-
ton 10 be ale to enter The fed ten days notice
Eu particulars Of the standing OF the commands are
10 be forwarded 10 the Adutant General By February
companics not up to the minimum OF strength.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
cGyRT riIEyDIPs FOR To-Day.

Supreme confectionery Tsrn-BetOre Van Rrunt. j..
supreme neutrality-suspicious. Patterson. J.-MOtiOa
s sSprsmc coar.-spees ferm.PMs L Before Tra.x. J.
s s s. i 1850 s e. r. ls.s lisp 1vI s
1850. 1890 il6$ Law and factNOs 1i7s 1917. and o.
Circuit Cour-Part I-Bcfore Barrett J.-csses to 10
Circuit SSsTtrars I1-pefore Beach, leases to b
Sr' YCsa c ss oss s-d 5 ssg l"ar'A'm
Circuit G0Srt-h.It iv-sefore Andrews. J.-csse' to
surSOsst"s ccut-pefor. Ransom s-wis of sahuyl.r
SraSass ''@ Wis S' q samuel Ssas sarah vGa:ss
lo. m Samuel IsaTelsy Martha Z HCpElas, cs!Ssao:
HS M G.
Superior CourtGenerai TsrmA dicuDed for the term;
Superior Court-Spceial TeIm-BefoFc Dusro, J.-Ms
Superior court-Equity Term-Betors scdgwick. G. H.
NO s spsaSr' c Sn 'P Ten-pas I-Btors de.
Superior court-I7rSl Term-Part II-Before Freedmaa.
J-So calendar until :omorrow ,,,psto,. n. ,s.
J.-No calendar until ,omorrow c.,., ,u,-. r A.,
eaendas q superior Court will not be called unti
Common Pleas-General Term-Adiourncd until Feb
coa' n Pcas-specal Term-Beforc Daily. O. j.
PIsaEqy TspAdog s.s for the tern
NOS. TSo 80 49, las lg7l 5,S. iSsS osS 500 s1s.
iioG 1872. a2, llss, 1910 1872 1915. isl. 40. 1914
Common pleasTrl.l Terunrarss II ond III-AdIo,rn.d
CIV Sourt-speclsi Term Before Mccarthy y-Moticns.
city Court.Trisl Ternorart IoBefore M:GSwn L.
Nos 5l2t 1870 j3@7. 53<0, 3f01, 5216, y49J, 6sl0.
5aII 3Ji ;Ss0 52i3 Sag3 1867 sS3s 5Ss3. ;<62.
95Sl q.a 1850, $780, S2c7 S''a $40 5t'7 $3.50 ssis
city courtT5al Tcrm-lp,,r, lIEBefOrs Van Wyek, IL
500 s4cs, 500. ss:s ssst sss5 4ois. 4ois. ion.
4ce2 5000, $500 1923 lsl7 1861, 47t2, 1880. 1898.
Sy I II,
55S ass :sIS ss s 1885, si S;S esq., i sss.
5tso $50 sal S+s 544S 5.44 '%a5 $40 g. 3Sst
short causes Nos. GtIG e2s0 $3.50. 0539 0974. cc63
c272. 1855. $3.50 0iio 0533, G5oi, $685. 64os. c04l
ESQ, G6lG, 6573.
Court OF General Scsslon--Par. I-Before Fitzgerald.
j. and Assistant Attorney Mclntye-Nos to "a.
Inclusive.
Court General Sessions-Prrs II--Before Cowng y
and Assistant Districts Attorney Townsend-Nos to III,
Inclusive
Court Of General Sesions-Part III-Rcfore Sniyth. Re-
and Assistant Dstric,Atorneys wellnan and Slu'ms-
New-York Centrals new tran-Empire State Exprem
-fastest In tho world. No extra fare. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
.prrRoDrrp FARMERS NEEDED.

Grand Forks ~ D. Jan. Il Spccial) Last season the
wheat cop ia this state vas unpFeeden@dy heavy ana
thers scarcity Of farm HANDS a'l 'rs"ls nA0c'
,,t int ha state and even th7c7hers are at work
,,, tho soow.canped stacks great deal o. wheat and
ont. (, an in the stack aai cannot 90 h','hcd until
spring PourhIng also ha' been de'ayed aad un',-' =
D. .h o,n., $50, There are many Unemployed :, L.
Tod yomSr men IN tn Last who know all about farm
ro,s The +. demand for hundreds and thousands Of
these young men in Dakota i, good %'s's goa com
70 homes permanent empoyn,',' ana rrano oppOr
,hus,nd, O, bushels Of grain were lost because Of
=, lack OF help TO garner 1t In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
REMARKABLE INCIDENT.
A Lecturer Discovers His Danger
and Loses His Lii "A Terrible
Warning to Others.

IL Is the lscture-room 81 medical college y
Newofleaps. The professor !e turing ocfof an ,n"'
gent class OF medical t1c,ut. lie Is descr ng pc nus
boy, Us detect and tle Danger by whi,n SUI.
rounded. In orior lu-'i3tr ~ no hos nuas from As
human body which hc Is sub. ,iing % chemical tast
aprcoNnce of the hunan fnia diseased state VIII
now show you how ,ae nuld appears In healthy
state" and he subjected hi It's rst. As he ncd
1. up the yht :0r moment, his hand trrnb,a no
caught his breath, patd and eXcaimed "Gcniemen,
la0st horrible discovery my sen haNe
Brights disease CT tn kdneys.'
In lcsS than ne DEAD.
Tho above dramatic strictly incident shows tne
terrible danger and nrs:cou, nature Of this modern as
century. 1t steals the ) like tAisf man fests
It's presence by the symptoms and iastsns su
upon system before the Victim is IL is nearly
hereditary con sumption quit. a common ana fuy
fatal. Entire families uhcring it from their aness.
tors have died vet of TIE number knew or realizes
the mysterious l0Tcr whch was removing Them . Hun
drcds OF people 30 daily By what IL called heart disease,
apoplexy, parayss SPINAL complaint, rheumatism pneu.
mona and other common dlseaAes when IN reality u 10
Rrtshts disease the kidneys. These solemn facts,
but all serious bee CT tasir soemnty.
There has never been but remedy known for the
Of Brghts disease for It's relief. and that
remedy has becor the most popular OF preparation
known 10 the world 1t Is Warmers safe Cure IL has
ana 700, who were In the lowest stages
and restored them 20 perfect health and strength Il
will Invariably check tie OF this terrible die.
proved by scientists and used bv the best people In the
land Ii Ia scientific preparation and owes its popu
lary wholly "a power. II be procured Of any
reliable daler but great care should be exerc scd 70
the genuine and not permit INSCRIPTIONS dealer
% sell anything in its place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
FOR 4 SCHOOL OF PURE SCIENCE.

Among the many proposed additions 10 Columbia College
IL school 10 be known the School Science
Atthe meeting Of tho University Council last Monday
establishment OF the school, nearly
yesterday recommended Tor the first time. The
has met with the approval OF the many friends
OF the college. Up TO the present time the part
the scientific work has been done under the direction Of
the faculty the School OF Mines, In
will be three years and Will lead 10 the degree
Philosophy student in the School OF will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18

Did you ever see a sickly
baby with dimples or a heal
thy one without them?
A thin baby is always deli
cate. Nobody worries about
a plump one.
If you can get your baby
plump, he is almost sure to
be well. If you can get him
we'll, he is almost sure to be
plump.
The way to do both--there
is but one WAYS by CARE
Full LIVING. Sometimes this
depends on SCOTS Emulsion
OF cod-liver oil.
We will send you a book
on it; free.
scorr q BOVINE, Chemists, r,' South ssh Aveaus.
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
A FRByCHNAy KILLED BY 4 NEGRO.

Pltt5aed Mass, Jan. Il (speclaD.A murder occurrca
in Lenoxdale late Friday night. Louis Lanss.er.
French blacksmith twenty five years Old, was stabbed
with pocketknife by Cherries Edwards, colored man.
at "a dance. little after IL O'Clock the two men had
spaning contest. 10th had been drinking and be-
came angry. Edwards drew pocket knife and stabbed
Lausser in the left side. Tic knife blade penetrated
the Heart quarter Of an inch and broken OIL Tho
man lived thirty Ave hours after the knife blade entered
his heart. Edwards arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18

30 able to spend his senior year ia that derar:rcn ,ro
ho degree c a. L.. and ot en1 OF tho sccoac aid Gard
years respectively. in the school take the derres Of
NJ. \. and III. L.
Tho faculty IN the School OF Pure Science win he rad
Up principally Of the teachers in School OF Mines The
college viii department in accordance with
The recommendations of Professor Charles Chandler Dean
OF the School OF Mines pure sc~nc research can
be carried on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES
INSTALLATIONS OF OFFICERS.
SKETCH OF JOSEPH HUMPHREYS, COMMANDER
OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN POST

OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN POST
Joseph Humphreys, Commander Of Abraham L'ncoln
Post. No. 13, born in Poughkeeps!e \. T., In
1895. lie came 10 this city at carly age, ana has
lived here slEce. lie among the first 10 re-
spond 10 President Lncon's cal Dr troops ana en-
listed in the sth Regiment, y. y. = NJ, AprI 70
1861 and too% Iart in the first brittle OF Bull Run
ON the return II his regiment TO THIS city lie enlisted
in the United states Navy ard was consigned to I've
Gull squadron Under Admiral Farrasut. lie was
present at number OF the battles in which that feet
was engaged At the expiration of his term he re-
enlisted and was finally discharged A,nl 13, 1867,
having served over five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18

New-York Central's new train-Empire State Exprenl
fastest In tho world. No extra fare. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
TIr EtSpONSIBILITY OF INBELIfNL T'H'

What an awful responsibility rests upon INC e'"''e"
- belcvers They are held accountable Tor Ill ''c
bic; ,ngs that accrue from piouS pIehb'' iFo'"
Christian example, to form the character III the 'or"
ing of life; from tho restraints OF pure an" po"c'''
Christian sentiment 10 rcdrcss nnd correct tne i"'i
feeling, CT youth from spiritual synpa'meS u'"'''
Ing drawers and ycaIning affections 70 form j"
,,,,oosrhcrc arourd them: from Gods wing to pro-
tcct and from the bright anticipation OF "a D,''er
world IN draw Them nom earth. All lhc'c H''St W
G,aorIed ara tramplcd under foot before tiey c!,h
place themselves Ouisidc the pac OF lno '.ii ~.
Noyerhcicss thousands In every as" nave Goic 10. anu
mi them Give, with the children or unpene'sr,
toIno of Won before me may be OF that nnnDcr' ron
ho"n me- E.nu Dcrnap, sold your birtlright. spmc
81 yor have done II iOr the sT'uh'aoh VI "PP e. 80
sor2c fnr IN; dieting hOnorS of earth Hole ioI vac
Treasures that tale 20 themselves WlhSs a'u ~ 49,
efnrr Won were successful in cOinS II you nal ~ pvt
win sIfrcspcct yen had 10 some eN'cht 20 naei.r
Yourselves from pi0us parcits scpari.' SP ~, -. 80
eternity and count The heh Eonor oi 'N'9 ~ "
God n common thing .r mn. ho vi,bt,
sor,c of ,Ou who are parents may iot DC WI'. ~.
ma la, ~ tho covenant. Your children maze IN
fcri;ca lorr sufa. piocN'cs me- IT. III" o p nd
Tho con- wealth n sfa,l and are without nope ahi
without God IN The world. InHr Hvc- VIZ NUM-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
ARRESTED FOR EMBEZZLEMFNT.

Walter Pendeton. well known real estate and in
surance agent OF New Brighton, 5. l., was
arrested yesterday at the Monmouth Park race
track charge OF ENLIGHTENMENT. The
complainant is Frederick G. Wright, general
agent Of the Springfield, Mass, Fire and Ma
r1ne Insurance Company. Pendleton the Staten
Island agent Of the company and IS said TO have ap
prOpriacd several thousand dollars of the company
premiums The police had been looking for him for
several days, but hot able to locate their man
until yesterday. When captured by Policeman Shee.
han he consented TO return to staten Island lie was
committed to Jail by Justice Acker In default Of bail.
PendletOn Is a member Of one OF the Oldest Staten
Island families occupying high position In society.
For a year or past he has been negectng his
duties following the racetracks and dissipating In
other ways. lie is said TO have lost large amount
of money at the races. He was arrested six weeks
ago for passing worthless check, but settled the
by taking up the check and paying all expenses. lie
has foated large number of worthless checks
Staten Island, and has obtained large Of money
Oh personal loans.