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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15
Albums.

Scrap Albums 10, IS, 20 and so cents
Sach.
Autograph Albums 8, 10, IS, 25 and so
cents each.
Photograph Albums from so cents to
900 each according to siz5 and quail.
ity.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15
Miscellany.

Folding Sewing Table sl25.
Folding Card Table 81 rs.
Children's Chairs 80 and SOC each.
Rockers 35 and soc each.
Boys Tool Chests %, so and Toe with
full set of tools.
Toy Cradles and beds for the little
girls.
Toy Pistols and Guns for the boys.
Rocking Horses 90 each.
Roller Chimes 35c each.
Barnum's Cslliope, a musical toy, only
35 cents.
China Tea and Dinner Sets from lOc
to $50, according to the numbers
and size of the pieces.
Toy Wash Sets 20 cents each.
Kitchen Ranges 8, 10, Csc up to 400
each. Each one has its accompany
ing utensils.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15
Underwear.

(Ladies' Union suits.)
2 20 Suits reduced to l so.
2 so Suits reduced to l.76.
90 Suits reduced to 2.75.
Mems heavy Shirts and Drawers 60'
worth 500.
Mems Shirts Toe worth 100.
Mems Shirts l, 10 worth l so.
Sizes in the last two lots are broker
hut II you can be fitted you will b.
the gamer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15
z Cent Counter.

Drawing States.
Glass Cream Pitchers.
Glass Preserve Dishes.
Cups and Saucers.
Pals.
SpOonholders.
Decorated Tumblers,
Fancy Shell Boxes.
Glass Gohlets.
Toy Watches.
Large Tin Pans.
And many other things only Z cents.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15
Games.

Games.
Parchesi.
Lotto.
jolly MAJ BILE Game.
Backgammon.
Chess.
Worlds Fair Game.
Bagatelle.
Juno.
Ring Toss and many other new card
games that are very cheap.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15

Toilet cases and Manicure Sets in
Plush and Wood.
Collar and Cuff boxes for Ladies and
Gentlemen.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15
Dolls.

Dolls.
Every kind imaginable worth from 8
cents each TO 500.
For ] 90 you can buy washable Doll
80 inches long with hair and eyes
that closely resemble natural.
II is great treat for the little folks to
SEQ our display Of Dolls and Toys.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15
First published In the ABILENE WHEKLl
RRFLECrOR, Dec. 10, lasll
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS. Iss,
Dickinson County, TO
Josiah b sanborn.
VS..
osbourn W. Kirby, and Amelia d. Kirby, his
wife, John II. Mahan. as trustee. W. 3.
Hodge and Laura Ho1ge, his wife.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale, issued out Of
the clerks ONCE OF the district court sitting
In and fer said Dickinson county, IN tho
above entitled action and TO me directed,
will,
On Monday, January 16, A. D., 1893,
at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF said day, AZ
the front door OF the court house In said
county offer for sale at public auat on a q sell
without appraisement 10 the highest and best
bidder Tor cash In hand, TO satisfy SAID order
OF sale all the estate, title ana interest o. Inc
above named defondantH, ana eacn OF tnehlg
and all persons claiming under them IN niiu
20 the following described tract and parcel
Of and, situated In said county. towiti n,
The south half Of the southeast quarter %
tho soui hwest quarter dissection six teen (lol
In township fourteen 40 south, Of ranke one
~ east OF the the sixth principal meIlulan'
together with the appurtenances thototo po-
longing-snbject 20 the Hen OF eer. tai.i
action, executed TO secure the eum ~ Two ~,
thousand and eight hundred dollars (tnpo w
with interest 10 accrue thereon from hcvom.
Der 20, 1858, and recorded In volume 10, y.
page 81, In the record OF mortgages In SAiu
GIVEN under my hand at my once IN the
city OF Abilene, IN said county this 10th day
of December, 1901 s..,m,.
sheriff Dickinson County, KAnsAs.
OWEN A. BAs1ITT,
ANYWAY tos peaAn%
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15

Special REFLECTOR Correspondence.
SOLOMON, Dec. l3.-W.I. Early, OF
Chapman, spent Sunday In town,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15
Ladies' Shoes.

Comfort, at and wear.well qualities
are to be be looked after In Shoe.
Unless II has these qualities 1t is
never satisfactory.
Our Leader at s2.0O always is sure to
please and when a Lady wears one
pair she invariably wants another Of
the same kind.
Hand welt Shoes $500 per pair, guar
anteed entirely.
Hand sewed Shoes $3.50 per pair
guaranteed entirely,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15
'MufS.
Groceries.

Groceries.
20 pounds New Orleans Sugar sl.O0.
Raisins ~ cents per pound.
IL bars Palm Soap rs cents.
8 bars Towns Delight 20 cents.
9 bars Clairette Soap 25c.
4 pounds Rice 25 cents. -
Choice Family Flour 10 cents per sack.
2 cans Tomatoes 20 cents.
2 cans Corn 20 cents.
IL boxes Matches 10 cents.
Pie Peaches is cents can.
100 pounds Rock Salt 45 cents.
! scrub Brush cents.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15

We have just received a very fine line
OF Ties, Collars, Cliffs, Suspenders
and everything that makes up COM
plete Furnishing Goods department.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15
Shawls.

At $l.H We offer a fine all wool Shawl
worth at least $3.50, colors brown
and grey.
Large heavy double shawls 90 90, $500
and $500 q piece.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15
10 Cent Counter.

10 Cent Counter.
Plate Handles.
Bread Plates.
Sugar Bowls.
Large Cups and Saucers.
Fine Christmas Cards.
Whisk BTooms.
A Is 9 Blocks,
Backing Brushes.
Pickle Dishes.
Dust Pans.
Leather Purses.
"a sheets Fools Cap paper.
Box Letter Paper and Envelopes.
Knife and Fork, ETC., etc, only 10 cents.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15
Lamps.

Lamps.
This is very important part Of our
stock,
Our Banquet Lamps have highly col
ored fancy shades with Fringe and
Cord.
Vase Lamps have shades In designs TO
match the bowls.
Hanging Lamps have an original scene
painted on bowl aud shade. These
are very artistic as we'll as durable.
The better grade Lamps have center
draft burners and are warranted Ia
be satisfactory, while the prices are
as low as other dealers ask for COM
mon Lamps.
We have decorated Lamp with chin
ney to match for soc each.
A full line Of Lamp Fixtures Is always
kept on hand.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15

Syrup Cans.
Large Fluted Balls.
Curling Irons.
Knife Boxes.
Child's Tea Sets.
Tin Pals.
Games.
Toys, ETC., at Is cents each.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15
26 Cent Counter.

IS Cent Counter.
Child's Cup, Saucer and Plate.
Child's Knife, Fork and Spoon.
Nested Building Blocks.
10y Range.
China Tea Set for Child.
Plush Work Boxes.
Willow Doll Carriage.
Fancy Vinegar Cruets.
Individual Cup and Saucer.
Shaving Mug.
Large Tin Buckets.
Sliced Animals Ia very popular game
and many other attractive articles
only 25 cents each.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15

YEHE above telegram tells it's story. We not know the
description of the Goods but will hear by mail when they
will be described in the Reflector.
Wait before buying your Holiday Goods These will be sold
as they bought-cheap.
THE BEN EFIT.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15

Is Cent Counter.
Decorated Cups and Saucers.
Decorated Plates.
Large Glass Dishes.
2 bottle Castors.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06
YACCIE IA WIARUSAl
SanOzWanieC.

nowiedzlelismy sic ust
wlarogodnych, bo ust kapia'
now ralezacych do Uni, ze
czasopismo Polah u Aneryce
pod redakcya 81. Slisza, wca
le ME Jest oflcyalnym orga-
nem towarzystw Unn, 2e 10
miano samozwanczo soble
przvwlaszczy1 = i De swole-
mi kfamstwami, ktore jakbY
z urzedu, spra vach bieza-
cych rozsiewa, oezczerstwaml,
k,oremi pewnych kapian ow
polskich, uzy wajacych ogolnej
sympatyr i zasluaonych 10.
sciolowi, clqgle obrzuca, przy-
nosl hanbq i sro'not G tel Onll,
pod Ftorej po"age samozwan-
czo sic pods2ywa.
Pod&iemy wlec do Wlado'
nose, wszystI<lm, kogo to
lntcresuie: zc Pol0h 10 Ane-
1yce ME Jest oiicyalnvm or
ganem Una.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06
PkACCIE "a WIARUSA'
AF0RYZMY.

Doszla mas tn ze sfe" 2w!4-
zkowYch aIarmn4ca wiado-
mo6G. Powjsdaia, " Q.
Wlncency, po przeczYtanlu
znakomitego!! artYEu wstqp
nego " Iyoa.@ Nr. 80 po-
stanowit pozyskac, ]akim-
badz, p. NicSlego ma wsp6i
redaktora |IlaY Njc:y.1y.
Ma te wieSG 2wl2zkowcy stru
chleli bo iaE mow'q, utraca
ozdobq Zwl4zKu n. p, meaa
gle5okiej nauki meposzIaIlo-
W wape)ecnoty wybornego pisa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
PIEkNA OPINJA.

Prze.9lqd = Dzlenn'k wy.
chodzacy we Lwowle, dale W
No lSS z dnia l6 slerpnla
t +. strona 2, szpalta 4 wlersz
60 Cd CORY, W srtykule "a
tytufo wanym "Polacy W A.
meryce" TAXA 0 Polah'u u
Ameryce z Buffalo opinie:
Pclok u .Ameryce, pismo qo-
dzmo1ve, ut1zWapua1e przez hs.
PlHasa, jed'1ego ngjgors2ych
haplano'o polsh1ch, redago1oane
p1zez neagno u1dJarldm1n1 znane
ze s=elnaost1y 4 pod{oSci na colgj
enuqracy u coej GoNcy; i
stu3qce ma (PWasoui) do bro
nlenla s1e przeclw sf1sznyn
za1zWom I ob1zuc0nlu Jfotem
s'roich przeciernh:du. NIB. Pre-.
qlQl Jest dzIennllliem katoilc'
KIM i kCnserWatywnym. L. Il.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06

kcniecznie poparcie opinii pu'
blicznei t. i. prasy.
Wslutek ostatnlej walki
sejmowej przedse]mowel W
Manistee zainteresowa} sic
ogoI Zjednoczeniem. Wielu
sic przekona}o, ze konlecznle
Polacy }aczyt sic powinnl,
ably ME zginaG w niedowiar-
stwle amerykahsklem W ka-
sach posmiertnych l6z mason
skich. Jednosci nam potrzeba,
kas posmlertnych nam potrze.
ba ale takich tylko, ktore wy
kluczaja z swego grona ME
= katolikoW.
Teraz CO do gazety. ,uz
wiele Zjednoczenie zyska ma
TEN, gdy lepsze polskle
gazety, chociaz tYlko kledy
niekiedy cos dobrego Q
Ljednoczen;u, albo kasie pos
miertne), napisza.
Nam przyklad ma Niemcach.
O DeMscher Roenusch Kathol.
Central - Verein wszystkO ME.
mieckookatollckie gazety
pisza. NiemieclSie Zjednocze-
ME organu ME ma. Organem,
racze1 organami Niemc6w
katolik6w So wszys t k i e
dobre gazety.
Trzeba jednakowoz naszemu
polskiemu Zjednoczeniu OF
wartego szemlerza, St6ryby
zavsze, ME jako oficyalny
organ, ale jako gazeta czy
tana i abonowana pre-;
Zjednoczeicow liberalnym
patryotycznym, a swo]a drogs
ciemnym szurkom wytl6ma
czy}a a, b, G, katollckiege
katechizmu.
Takim p 8 urz e d 0
W y m organem 1uz Jest Wa
rus. A dJabla zjad} ten, kt6r.
ME zobaczy Wiarusa prze'
przysz}ym Selmem W Chicago
ma czele obronc6w ludu POI
sko.katolickiego i Zjednocze
MIA katolickiego, bez oplek
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Slisz6v
lub Nagl6w.
Dopoki Waaro 1 Ojczyzn
niby organ Zjednoczenia zale
zee bedzie, cd obecnych VIA:
cicili, mic dobrego spodziewa
sic ME MONA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06
PkACCIE IA WIARUSAl
Ostatnla odpowiedz
,kgarzoWi W Amery-
CO" w Buffalo.

Ma kilkakrotne wezwatle.
aby talk wEasciciet tego plsna
KS. John Plttas, jako j reda
ktor jego St. Slisz, odwo tall
rzucone Ma mnie ~ ostatnlch
czasach kalumnie, oszczerstwa,
61amstwa l lDsYnuacye, ME
godne nawet taklego Shsza,
COT dopiero duszpasterza =
redaktor tego obrzydliwego /
II ka2dego, tax kapfana, jaKo
i cywlInego W naJwlqkszem
obrzydzenlu bedqcego pisma,
odpowiadai zawsze, ME lako
cziowiek katolik i Polak ale
iako z kryrinalu krakowskle'
20 ucieklY kaj jdanlarz = do
dajac co raz nowe kalumnle !
oszczerstwa.
Slepota ducha dotknela O.
patrznosG tego ka]danlarza
ppaka juz W Gallcyl = DIS
dotkniety Slepota i'izyczn4, ME
div, z4 ostatnlm ladem zro-
spaczoncgo zhrodniarza bryzgi
va yucyyctlyO wSgvst \IIch ;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06
REW0LUCyA.

Jakich rozmiarow Jest obu-
rzenie miedzy cz}onkaml
Zjednoczenia ma Spoke
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., niktby
ME uwierzyi.
AIianujac narodowca bez-
wyznaniowca i ateusza redak.
torem Winy I Niczyzny, orsanu
Zjednoczenla Matolickiego,
SpoIka czyll Zmatwychwstali.
cy dobitnie udowodnili, ze
o zasady i'm ME chodzi, lecz
O dolary i Gently.
Nanny nawet ma plsmle
dowody Cd wiecej jak dwu-
dziestu ksiezy Zlednoczenla,
gardzacych sprawkami Sp6}ki.
| cywllni i duchownl sic
pyta)a: czyz luz W Ameryce
gazety katollckiej sic ME
doczekamyo
Ola czego szacherlli Zmar-
twychwstahcow ciagle a
ciqgle maja nam bye przesz-
koda?
w przymusowy abonament
Mkt ME wlerzy.
Ale pragna mie6 gazette,
do kt6rei chlopom polsSim i
tel szumowlznie, kt6ra, wy
ros}szy Z buty zbogaconego
ch}opa, sic nazywa intel1gen.
eva, powie czyli wyrzrie
prawde i to DO polslSu.
Urzedowego organu osta-
tecznle Zjednoczcnle ME po-
trzebuje.
Juz sam wyb6r e d II e
gazety wyrabia pewna niena
wise wszystkich innych gazet
Ola ] e d n e 6 Q szpargaiu
wydaWanego przez Zmart
wychws1ahcow i redagowane
90 przez tallich Sliszow
Nagl6w poczclwi katolicy,ko
chajacy zgode iednost ka
tolicka, musz2 cierpiet.
Jezeli chodzi o urzedowe
sprawozdanie tinansowe v
gazetach, MONA je wydruko
wac w wszystkich gazetacl
polsklch. Wydawcy gaze
tanio albo darmo nawet t(
uczynia, ably sobie zledna'
abonentow miedzy czlonkam
Z]ednoczenla.
Usmiercl sic zarazem po
dobnym Ilrolliem nienawis
gazet przeciwko Zjednoczeniu
Lepsi nasi redaktorzy maj
tyle rozsqdIlu, azcoy iednos
katolicka Iudu polsllo,l< kate
licI<iego poplerac.
Jezcli icdnakowoz "a ter
Zjednoczeniem stoJq ciqgI
Zmartwycl1w trzynajG
; cy wnet SIisz6w,wnet Nagl0'
J W rel<u iako ]edyne whor
} katolickich pisarzy i OBJ
rzcniem wprost redaktorz
, sic odwracajq Oh Zlednoczcni;
Aby jaIlakolwiek organiza
f, cya, mjanow:clc w Ameryc'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06

Jakich rozmiar6w jest obu-
rzenie miedzy cz}onkaml
Zjednoczenla ma Spoke
Observation-Disclosures, nlktby
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06
WXPRSEDANIE
"a DOL. 4563250
bIiczne pozwolenie tax ksiedzu

bIiczne pozwolenie tax ksiedzu
Johnowi Plttasowl, iako /
lego )urgieltnikowi do rzuca-
MIA ma mnle wszelkI h osz-
cz"rstw, kalumnil kiamstw.
Pr2ecie tuszymy soble, ze
rareszcie to zbrod uicae RE
mloslH i'm SIC sprzyKrzy, a
dl" swych zgulIych serc
uiuei poszukaja strawy. Vice
macle "carto blanche"
korzystajcle p6!Si wan plek TO
sprHYlo. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06

RIA, przedniego publicYste
f'lar patryotyznn Lodpadko'
wego. : P. q.
Moaemy stanawrzo .e] we
Sci zdemDntnwaG. Me ma w
tenn zizb1a prawdy. w. 0.
Wlucenty zanadto szanule -
miiule powaza prawdzlwy
zwlazkowy patryotyzm, ahy
mogl te site ZwIazku n. P.
ogromns, poniewaz llczy DO
tad 5500??? przecletny2h'
plonierow prac narodowych,
ogoiocic jego na]drozszego
klelnotu : p. Nlcklego. Nj
gdy, przenigdy! Mech on ro-
snie i prosperuje Is lego
staraniem Zwiazek doidzie do
swletnosci, potegl chwaty =
ze olsni wszelkie narody = a
polska bedzle n,ezad}ugo a
Maltek Jej kaaclerzem.
DR.. de Mic p,sze w swoln
uczonym!! organic: Zwiazek
N, P. evydar{ lmzziom Z gordta
aDYpou1edze1le s!oy GakIez to
piekne??) = ze oprocz ksiazkI
do nabozehstwa potrzebne sa
c7yteln'e, blbliotek' a la
Zwiazku Narodowego ?. lmle.
MA p. Kaiusowskiego) J. Zalste
odkrycie 10 ME lada = nawet
p. Mailek choG spiewa i gwl
zda z not tenn ME vie
dzial. Warto dallbog zaanga
zowaG p.H,abiego do redakcY
". 1 O.
Wedlug uczouego tilozof'
Cd Zqoay zacofanie sktada s''
z dwoch posluszenstw: posla
szehstwa dzlklego sic i 20
sfuszenstwa swoisklego. PC
rownarle wzlq! autor Z oto
czenia. TO postuszcnstwc
} kt6re odda)e wieIka Geese pc
rzadnych zwlazkowcow te
rzadzacej naderszaIei kIlkove e
zwlazkowej ho'ocle, mo2n
nazwaG z GAIA prawd4 "dz
klem."
Zwl4zek N. P. LEGACY pom
przecletnie $500 czfonkos
jest ogromnym ~ porownanl
do Zie1noczenn9 r. *. P. kt(
he lczY 10000 c1tonkow.
Matematyk Cd Zg0dY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06
asGR&EDGpNb y u Z

IUI ledNa 2naIaZfA po8adq ga
poSrcdnlctwem WIARUSA, ~
moaem wakaZat Ies2cze lednel,
ic2eh SIC zna na kuchni,
dobro mlelsce " polskie]
plcbann.
IsAlHDAAAqYA WHARUSA
So e. 2nd Str, WINONA, MINN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06

Rmio MYicu! =. DR.. de Ne
plsze 4lle.j, H. Aavlszet me
PREY slap,i DO za!sIaian.a 4lko!'
- b, doznaIoy tern2 stru>z-
nych przes2E6i ! paiy y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06

sie przeklehstwa mani eksk
przez ks K. D, Dziec,
zas tych szk6f by]yby wysta
wlone ma ewentualnosc spo-
wladanla SIZE albo pred pro-
boszczem MaIlSlem, aIbo pred
wlxarYm Nlckim.
Koscloly szkoly buiuja
mularle c,esie, plajstr<Hyze !
biacharze, a ME ksI1zo.
Dr.. de Nir, arch,fekt
XH5azkOWy.
DIugI koscieIne ! >2!1olne
wyp}acone beda "a zoe lat
przez RAD uarodowv mower
PoIski, odbudowanej przez
Zwiazek N. P.
DR.. de Nc, Hlstoryll
Statysta Zwi4zkowy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06

Pan Nickl odkry| rodzaj
oslow z rogaml. Zdaje nam
sic, ze to, wedlug teoryi Dar-
w,ua, podobne o,ly musza bye
przodkami famllil hrab'ow wsklej
de Me.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-03

,vinc ,u,- on stocks. lie Insisted that the corie
.uond.nc, ON the part OF Mr.. t'ould Saoud pe con
duced through personal notices, ana d" sent cil
cd.. hv which IN, directions about buying or Selling
,tock, cond BE- conveyed IN the notir's' without
~, .,,rr Iuf.r "A number Of notices
giving The dps asked for were pnbl'Nd "'" "'i''
coninu,i 10 write letters. IL was ascertaih'n mat
al of tb letters mailed nj street letter boxes
- a., d,s,ri.t NJ po,toricc station r. With the aid
,f Postmaster james, NJ. Byrnrs sci watch upon
,af o fh, letter boXc, III the district OF station r.
nm sunday November -. 1851. As soon ~ lettr
wu, u,,,au In "A box lrtirrCarI1cf went 70 tue ooN
,rciive hrp watch OF the person Who 9sld d'poNIl'u
IN. l..tf,r until signal given 10y thr carrier.
Al , D. III. Well, went 10 the box az H'Vrntn'nSS'
nnd rhiry fourth and dropped INTO IL letter hu-
dressed IL, Mr.. Gould. lir was arrested by b'-
I.c1Iv.. sergeant Reilly ac was walking away
Finding himself fairly caught, Wells confessed thai ms
letters had been written Io compel Mr. "oud 10 give
ib fins ON stocks. lle however, expressed sorrow
hat b. had not killed Mr.. tiould ANA Then comm'tru
suIcldr and is conduct prisoner III III" Ton'bs
led IN his commitment IL an Insane person.
The corr, pondrncc which led 10 the capture oI
Wells and the manipulation Of the stock market wmch
,yos necessary 10 keep the correspondence gOg, cost
MIR ,;onld a laig, sum of money. 1t was said. Mr.
Byrnc,', reputation detective was Increased py
4 M. rT,..tU Of
New-York tribune., 1892-12-03
<ryr glcK TO THE solErERs' HOME.

Policeman Lott. OF the fast Thirty lfthst. station,
fland an old man, wearing ii military cap wander
ing amlrs,ly around In II fourth st. yesterday
oInlng bruised aud bl, cdihg. believing MIN drunk
Lott lDckrd him up When arraigncd In the York
vile Police Colrt the prisoner said that he was a
veteran OF the civil War and gave his name rs Thomas
Foley. lie denied being drunk and said his un-
steady movements due to paralysis cn one side
caused he nsseried. by bullet received in tho battle
Of Cross Keys, Va, in June, 1862. lie said he BE-
longed at the Old soldiers Home, at Dayton, ono,
which he entered on the day that Gulteau shot
President Garfield. He was on a furloIgh from
there lie said 10 visit his sister at No. 0ii Pacific
ST. Br.ohlyn. Justice Tantor discharged the veteran
and sent policeman WIN nim 10 the iirand central
depot. where he said he intended to take an after
noon train for Dayton.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-03
NG0yrGIL TAKEN TO SING SING.

DENNY ,nerlns Eurkc and Whclan took six pri''
oner. 10 Sing sing yesterday. Among them was
nr Henry T. Met ,ncgll who sentenced tw)
year, ago by Jndsc MIrine, III General sessions 10
fourteen year, imprisonment on rs conviction "l
nnnslauelt"r In the first degree In causing the death
Of Annie Goodwin by malpractice. The party LETT
the Tumbs nj O:Ij O'Clock, M,'Oncgnl being hand-
cur,d = Deputy sheriff Burke. Mc'oncgal declined
speak TO the reporters ~i"n leaving the IohD''
Dr. McGonrgal arrived in prison at l o'clock yes.
trrdnN afternoon. When hc went into ia" chap
lain, Office hc spoke in clear voice when he gavo
nj, pedigree, lie va, dressed In the prison Stripe
and assigned to cen 1j9. In tir fourth gallery Il
ia" ninin prison. owing To his advanced year, he
viii be pul In the ranks with the cripplc> aud In
Nnllh-.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-03
rxn OF LIE rAGLxEETS, CONTENTION.

The thirteenth annual convention Of the American
society ~ Mechanical Engineers. which had been In
session since Tuesday nj ilc headquarters. No. IL
West Thirty hl,t-st. came - close az neon N'Nter
dnv The convention adjourned 10 meet ia Chicago
neat July. The session was occupied. a' on Inc
preceding days. VITA the reading ana discussion "i
professional papers on Tests the Triple Expansion
Engine at The. Mnssachusets Institute % Technology,
~ EXpcrlmcntal Determination Of the Heat Generated
ucr Candle Power in Dil Lamps" d" \ New l'rrjIdng
Ir s.urc Gauge Cor Extremely Low Ranges of rrNsnrr
BE- Test, of "A purP Receiving suction Water under
..s,ifi.r \ New TIanmiss.v" Gearing, S"hl
/, fuilIc Variation Ia Economy with thang' nf boid
In u simple and Compound Engine" Performance 81
n overhead Travelling Crane operated bi a single
Li.ctdc Motor and \ New Grlduating steam
Rad
New-York tribune., 1892-12-03
,ypurS FEVER PATIENT DIES.

william Bell one Of the two typhuS fever patients
vim were sent TO North Brother Island on Thursday,
di,d nt - a. m. yesterday. ii" wa forty i've years
old unmarried. and had been employed as II mes
NIGER i'm a d,trlcl telegraph Office ooNht'~n lie had
lodged AZ the houses, Nos. lI3 and l9i lark Row. be-
fore he became i'll with the fever Both houses We're
INSPECTED ly sanitary inspectors yesterday but no new
IN .s of typhlls were found. Michael Shea. the re-
manning typhns patient ON North Brother Island. was
believed To BE- dying In the afternoon report that
Frank Chrisnnscn mechanic seventeen years old,
had been found suffering from typhus fever nj NO.
Il Recrlr-st., was denied AT the Bureau of Vital
statistics.
II was said that the Health Board intended TO pro-
hibt the OF mats In street ears aud elevated
Trains except those made of wooden rods Stats. that
can br cenn,, The of other mats, II was said,
tended 20 increase the danger frUn germs Of disease
New-York tribune., 1892-12-03
pryruprsryG THE GENEROSITY OF FRINGE.


Al A recent meeting Of New-lork city Chapter o1
the daughters Of the American Revolution, the leg nv
Mrs r. ogden Dorrmus, moved the adopuoh oi 'i'
following resolution:
Amid all those times which tried mems souls, uu'l"s
onr struggle for National independence, TINS country
uo.se.,ed no mor ,tanch gencOus or powerful hiehu
than General Lafayette. France gave 10 H. oi h'r
LES, 10 aid II, n that battle for liberty ana e'hhhs
t close ties binding herself and these Ihitoi S'i'eS
r. n..erd TO ~ the statue Of Lafayette now ndo'1ius
,rln Sunre and the statue of Liberty Enshtrning TIE
World.
# would seem. however that this country ms
ou,,vcd "a lie dormant its SENSE of obligation ana
uit, toward Fruncc-has neglected, at hast. 10 give
t,uebl evidence Of It's living p4wer Now therefore,
.,,u th. daughters of the American Revelation rs
r.ur,.-.nted I'm New-lOrk cts Chapter, hausur'''e
b, moyem,nt whereby II gracious reciprocal ION of
France, action may be- made possible. ana s'atuc
,r General Washington be- presented 70 laris
Mis- Tohn sherwood menber oi this chap"r'
stirred hy patrlotc impulses. has offered TO give one
If her delightful readings iOr the benefit Oi fuhd ID
tro,ure this statue.
rbe nrranilation unanimously 20 ei the adoption
~ IN. resolution. II decided u hold an enter
ninmont to funds ior tn" object at sherry : Oh
r,u,,iny afternoon. December =, at O'Clock, when
Mn. John sherwood will siyc her last reading beio.c .
leaving thr city for the winter. An lntercsul; ;
uu.icnl entertainment Will supplement tie reading.
Ihrk,ts may be- obtained at >ncrrN ; or from elthtr
nvc or Mrs. Donald Mclean, SECRETARY, NO. loo