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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-22

II Is remarked that such secrecy as
has been observed by Mr.. Blaine's
family is unusual, almost unknown, in
the case Of a public man. After all, 1t
seems to be a mater entirely with Mr..
.Blaine's family. II his wife aud chill
dren desiredetS keep his condition
from the public, no matter what the
reason, no rights Of the public are in-
trinsed on,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-22

WHEN Col. St. Clair said Of General
Manager fancy Of the Register that ''if
he were to read aIbitiT lis mental calibre
iis not sufficient 10 comprehend its mean
ing. nhe had no reference TO bank bills
resulting from printing contracts. 1t
was not q nice thing to say in the state
senate, anyhow. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-22

pis sSsS a; I'D ii sassass. as. IS no.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-22
FRANK STANTO ON,
F7C.Rj 10 HilNFI1.

dois OLD CITY BOOK STORE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-22

'scribblesby is getting absent
minded" How do you known He
my lead pencil and handed it
back to me before he thought. "-Was1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

Andrew halter, scvc teen y,ar~ Old, who shOt
Joseph Hotter, eleven years Old In the cellar OF the
house at No II BogartrSt week ago, was yesterday
committed by Justice Watson 10 await the ACTON Oh
the Grand Jury.
Fire Marshal Lewis said yesterday that the loss by
the fire in the IIarbeck stores might reach S1ooooo
rs the valuable goods in the warehouse adjoining the
burned ono are much damaged by smoke and water
Treasure, Williams, Of Cornell University, said the
damage 10 the building about 100000. 1t VIII
be rebuilt at once.
Tho will OF the late Michael Dalton wealthy
contractor who was killed by the fall Of tree, ana
signed his Will when partially paralyzea Oh his DYING
bed, which contested by his daughters was ad-
United to probate yesterday
Joseph c. Ilendiy. Congress, man.elect in the Hid
District, expended :-57 iu the campaign. John NJ.
Clancy Congressman ect in the Id district, spent
slIl5; ContrOlleI-olrct Hasey COrvn spent SLID;
Patrick j. Ralph, the Independent Democrat, defeated
for supervisor OF the Fourteenth Ward, expended
s2,341.
When the new terminal facilities at the Bridge
station completed. il expected that the Brooklyn
Elevated Railroad Company will run trains through
TO Coney Island r0n the station al Filth ave. ana
IbrtysiNth-,t over the Prospect Park ud Coney
Island R.ioal ana over the Brooklyn, Bath and West
End EailrD adj.
Ha1an Z: Co.. shoe manufacturers, propose to erect
a factory ut Bridge and Water at n cost Of $780,
o0o si.e 200 by 14o feet has been purchased
formerly occupied By White lead works, ana 1000 men
Will be employed.
Richard ". Johnson coal dealer, Of No. 2G0 Sum
ncr-avc has begun II ,uit for absolute divorce from
Mrs Clara Eva johnson, who Is row said 20 be living
in sydney New ,outh Wales. the wife of W. l..
EivIn. IN order granted Yesterday TO serve the
summons and complaint by publication
The Plymouth Church organ, thoroughly rebuilt b.
Hook & Hastings, will be Informally opened on Friday
from 4 to : O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

The Orange Common cornell on Monday evening
took action in the direction Of providing 'h' necessary
funds for to completion 4 the sewer y'i'm' ana Tor
The first time clear estimate ~ to the cost Oh '''
sr-tcu wa. made. CirrOll L. ba--ctt il' 'h-"'''
reported that the total cost a. L"fIy ~ II ''"'' u"
estimated would BE- between eoJo,opO ana t'-'oF''
mi ro, includcd the fur co.t u the outlet sewer.
- v.r,h 10000 will be repaid ly the townships NJ
lloonGcld aad Montciair = 900 ~ lhe A.,-. ,'l
,crfio. fhn, VIII lie a.-'Sci directly on tue properly
ad l,i, 500 900 that viii bc asses I'd 80 o." prop
civ bonenticd The O uucl decided 10 I--u" h"nl
"a mo amount u ~25GOO additional. aNl iire WIZ
ITO stai 900 ,lroafv issued will bring the total e.
NJ thc system mp - 10000. Tic NAL aAb "."u 30
Of the issue laid over lor week.
\ strange dolblc death occurred in orange ear
v,.terlov morning Xavier SPAR AID li- "li" d,'l
Az their homo in Ellabohst. within thrrr hours oil
each other. They ltd been III for TWO V thfr y'r,'
~. l,r.i,ud vitli consumption. and the wife With
fright, di-ca4c. They were We'll connected, ana
tlclr children are prominent IN nranFr. VIZ. 0ir,
va. Gfty wear, Oh and ii- wife f"rlt nine. I'D
double funeral Will take place tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
INNG Island

Long ISLAND ClrY-Oiy Clerk Burke, Of Long
Island city. VIII have 10 aiwcr Ia the Queens County
Grand Jury OH November - for his failure 10 c.riy
rs the election Of Henry l. sanford Mayor OF tl.s
iiy. District Attorney Fleming yesterday issued
s1hpOcnls for Burke and Mayor Clca ,n 10 appear
before. the Grand jury. The charter 81 the oiiy r..
qu.r., that The Cty Clerk shall after receiving ana
Estimating the returns ,sl" BIZ, certificate forthwith
ana file i copy in The County Clerk Office lie has
already ,lu~l ihr criiihrat" o. clri.oI of Daniel
noble, the Gleason cnndlGltc for iopcc Ju,ilcr but
give, ior NJ. failure {" tslr the same course
IA the lIayorily ease Burke was appointed hy
Mayor Gleason.
NAIIANK.- Crvillc smith. the four cnr-OM son of
~ Omas J. smith. farmer ~ C0ram was bur i,t q,
death yesterday. The child j. supposed 10 have, ,et
nfu To some hay III thc barn, whore Zee WAS pin, 4.
The barn burned 10 tie ground. and Inc cburrpd
remain, OF the child were found under the debris
valuable horse was also Turned. The los. Is about
$1,000.
GRFENVALE-A collision occurred on ti. OYSTER
Bay branch OF the Long isLud Railroad Yesterday
morning between the Oy Sicr Bay freight AMI rtay.l
train near Grccnvale There II curve AT fhis nnlnt
and tho eastbund freight into the rear Of The
gravel train. which about % be sde.tIackcd
I'll CINE No. 1874 Of the fre ht dltchc and ,eyerl
dered. No one WIS Injured, but traffic was
delayed for several hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
DOCTORS ~ SESSION.

THE Nrw YORK STATE MEIicAL ASSOCIATION
BTG'N~ ITS NINTH ANNUAL MEETING.
Tie first DAYS session Of the ninth ANIMAL meeting
~ flo Ncw York state Medical Association was
begun yesterday morning ut Mott Memorial Hail.
No 81 Madi sonavc. Many prominent physicians
Throughout the State present. ana much interest
vns mantle. ted in the papers rcnd. The meeting was
cnll.d 10 order by the president. DE- Jud'on Ii. An
d,cwl Il Buffalo. who made an address. The address
NJ welcome Was read by DR.. j. q. Truax. of this
city. After routnc business had been rneactcd, Dr.
J. flakc White read paper on "Inenmeetomy for
r..lef of tulcrcular nhsce>s Of the lung, twice on
tho zane patient who rccovcrcd.' paper treating
az the rrrumiic osteO arthritc LESSONS which In
yove IN, proNiunl segment Of the ankle JOINT was
read BY Dr. rhoma, II. ManIcy.
The afternoon and evening rcsetoIr were occupied
with rlc reading Of papers 10y DIS. Henry NJ InuN-
ham Of Erie County: william II. Robb Montgomery
County: j. f. Janvr.n, NcwYorL; Darwin C"lvln.
WAYNE County &. G. Frederick, Fate County; Douglas
Ayrcs Montgomery Comfy; George Tucker Harrison,
Sow York: +. ". Higgins, Cortland County #. j..
Nctilncuddy Ncw-l York Frederick A. Baldwin
Charlie, strdnan lHill. Alvin A. IIubbcn. Eric County
and Reginald II. Nayrc.
Among the prominent phys.lans present at yeSter-
DIV, ,a lons Hr. samuel f. Mllikrn. New Norl,
= VI Moore. Rochester. John Cronln. Buffalo; II. r.
Id,larn SyracuSc. J. II. Andrews, buffalo. T.. IT,
sonilb. Brooklyn; i. Is. White, New York; W. H.
Flint and {. A. Lcalc, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE DANGEROUS TROLLEY WIRES.
ONE BRENRs on FUL1oN-sT AND CAUSES MUCH
ArARN AND EXCITEMENT.

ONE BRF\KS on FULION-Sr. AND CAUSES MUCH
>r.ArN AND EXCITEMENT.
The first accident to the trolley wire In Fuiton-st
occrrred Yesterday morning. IN electric car OIL inc
,rbird.,ve line came into collision with wagon NJ
rpltopst and De Kalbave.. ard the trolley arm Oh
tbo car wa. tanned up AGAINST the wire with such ioce
that the bright copper wire fvc-c -lths OF an lnch ~
diameter WIS snapped elise TO one of the cleVau I
road order, supporting il. The free end Of the WIZ"
about etchty feet In length, fell 70 the street ana
sharks Of electricity flew from the end of It, grAS 10
g.. alarm oe ,oaostrians The wire had not been l'hs
of the drum upon which It was coiled before " Wv
nut M and The end colled and rolled about The "o
way and the sidewalk in way which alarmed ever
ono near People fled into the stores nearby "''u "
policeman lcpt the curious spectators out VI NV
,vav If danger An Italian sticetsw' cpei s''''u "
move the wire with his broom, but was pr'''"''''
In a few minutes one Of tie employed ID I"''i",
nm the trolley wire in De Kalb-ave. apWdr'"' ""'.
handling ;he wire with rubber gloves mover u GU, "
tho way oi passing horse cars when ma" p'c"
sevorol roinute, Wien trolley car came aonH a."
other accident occurred. II higher ''l"' 'u'
horse cars and The pipe projecting from lis rool 'su
the wire and pulled 1t away from the man "''1"7
and twisted it OIL The electric current ri', Wv" ,
pine 10 the stove Of the car. and iasHc9 Vi "s ,
H. Alarming the few passengers VINO ,'NFO'
NJ the car A. soon the wire prVNo "''
vros cut of The trolley cars were no, Sr TX, if .
tic break as Tive current Is nln'n" a3 tlr hro,en
SrctIon is cut out. and they Went pti,t h.for.
.1rtion ~ tho wire by momentum galheu n'iolg ~,
Vas reached Another delay to t'Vei oco"i'e" ""'''
the break repaired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

r X Thurhcr OF nurbe:. Wlymhu ''"r"''
wholesale groccrs. called at the ponce 'u' D." "
Harrison Yesterday and ldentiicl William L. "''''
urdcr arrest on a chargo Of con-pifins To d." ny
Peter Uourk's brewery with dynamite a' man WIZ
cheated him ont If ~ by false representations "a
Thurbcr said that Lcal wrote to him ov.r an 'S u''
name stating that he knew whore 9I-VV ""''" ~
rr0ccri,S stolen from the Thuri.r a,"r'' ~" ~
crn,cd Mr. T0urlcr met him In ilobok n ara - y
aid the goods were in c'l"r "i N. OWE VI A.,
In laws house I'm liza ris Leal wanted 10 20 w,
and Mr. Thurler gave him So In ca,h' N''I""'"
MIR 1hurier learned hat L'Tl Aed.
rr James +. Wrghtson, who was rrrcniV = go 49,.
comfy Clerk ~ F4.cN comfy. was sworn mo ol
.,..,rt.v ~ tic ,mlrthnl-e In Newark III, '"uu7
mon are Cnl1ud John L. Kruger. Jui-" H. - "nl"'
Woior samuel Kcntz Surrogate Dusenb"fry' III 'l
craf. and samuel \. smith. The lrtHnH 'l..9
,lnrk who Is ID Republican. Ccorr" thhtm. .,
,worn I'm ~, deputy County Clerk. ne Dr-' ."''
,lufy pcrf ,rmnd bv the new County 'rrh "i~ - ~
minister the oath 10 Dr. David El",t' N"o
lin as County Physician. lr. llhlI W"s -
r..ioi meeting u TIE FseoN County t"iIh J. iI'
holders YESTERDAY. and Dr. virgins 10 f'-l-ii'l'i 20
Inc Comfy Physcianship WAS a't'pn" III "'' "''
meeting. ,
The annual institute OF tho public .ch ',"l ',,''
~ Fe-..N County will 20 held on iI"N al" w."
and cve,iln, fl Inc Peddlc Memorial rch lh ~.
am and ON saturday morning ara ai'FH"'" "' '"'
Iligh school building in Fast Orange
An electric N-hf wire az Ferry ana c,i-t"'' H9
,ou into t. street lat night. pnr ma OF '' WIZ
,rnci' n horse In a team driven 10y j. L. lIN ,.'
cyprcs.uan The horse dropped dead I'D i, ,l", "''
Ils mate was not injured neither Wa iAr ''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
THE ARCHBISHOPS MEETING Io-DHi'
voysIGyoE sAToLLI's PRESENCE MAY MEAN
GREAT DEAL

voNsICNOE sATOLLIS PRESENCE MAJ 'i'
GREAT DEAL
- - o.o,u opd lIonSgnor OCOnnel are III
. and tho crse!p centcrs chiefly on inc '',IN "
ho former In to-days conference oil 'ne na,',no
FOR no one seems to know what Is t'e Pr, -, NJ
~ c,toui's m,sicn to America hence us pr - 49,,
tho conference may mean little or houils, " "
,na,n a great deal When Carulh'u .hi
,ho conference today at 10 O'clock Ill 'le IN
,I resldonce the papal representative ''"S
, .o,nethinr OF importance to say on inc 'u"'"
, ,.s.lon and on that other sil more AF''l'' .'"e
matter touching the establishment Oh I'LL " -
co,r, OF appeal In the United STATES i"' -,
arc more concerned in the latter measure M
Mnic,,lt,es arise between priest and Ms bi'Hop
which the head Of the province cailho' s'''i' W
case must be taken TO Rome Inc EXPENSE NV
,orc. and tho delay are usually fatal to the priest
He cannot afford appeal TO Rome, WINE 'le p''"OP
s r,nrc,cnted always IN the Eternal '.'y' H'"'N''
tho number OF cases carried to Rome from Ah'F1cu
has Increased to such extent In the last ION years
that Rome has urged upon the American bishops inc
esablI, hment Of m American court 70 relieve roman
court. ~ extraordinary pressure. The priests desire
n b,rt the buhops do not Tho head OF such ciria
would have jurisdiction over the American bishops
I'm all matters brought TO his court, ana In ume "oiu
become practically a nunc'o Now huhcl" lne
bishops Will not have. We're the temporal power
restored. they could not prevent the appointment OF
such An official who would 10 a minister resident,
hft with influence ana power in the country lar be
vond the ordinary minister. Mon gnOr OCOnnell has
been talked Of for the place Of raIol agcn' N case
the idea should be adopted lie would BE- acceptable
10 the Cardinal and the Archbishop Of 81 Paul. but not
50 10 the prelatcs Of New-lorl; and other secs;
The meeting Of tho archbishops Il entirely private,
and neither priest nor Bishop viii be permitted 10
attend 4 viii probably continue rs s'%,''on until
MI the business Is finished. when It will adjourn, and
the prelatcs VIII ~ entertlin at dinner by Arch
bishop Corrlgan. An ccclosia~tic acquainted with the
circumstances SAID yesterday that more fuss was
mndc over this conference than II deserved.
a. w:ls pointed out In The Tribune Of Monday
said he. "there IS really nothing for ne archbsaops
10 do but 90 on rs they have been going. The com
promise school has been long before N" prelates
themselves. los opponents cgn suggest nothing to
take a., place. As 10 n nunciO no one wants him !:
u agent with plenary powers the priests would
benefit by his presence. but the bShop' would suffer
Hence he Will not materlazc this century. There
may DO some warm lang'ag" and picturesque sos
SON bui fnW VIII BE- the visor for ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Horse Show Madison square GaIdcn
Trunk line railroad presidents conference.
Conference OF Catholic archbishops.
N,,n, n Southern railroad men. Fifth Avenue Hotel
IL t. m.
Park and Aqueduct Commissioners meetings
CITY Evange.zation Union Convention Madison h'e"ue
Methodist Episcopal Church
Board Of Education p IN.
New.Icrsey sunday school Convention. Newark.
>,,,hatt,n Conference OF Congregational Churches
Puritan Church, brooklyn
sinking Fund Commissioners. City Hall, p. IN
Lecture ly the Rev. NJ. G. Peters bIoo'"i"Eu"'V
Church, p. m ,.-.,
Manhattan Single Tx Club, No. as East Fourteenth
St. p m. g. ,,..
Company c, 18th Regiment ball. Lyceum Opera House
cNenng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

THE ArI,lS1 ASKS TIE TEUTTEtS TO CARRY
OFT THE PLAN.
Tho ,r,po-ol f. move tie college ~ the city Of
You, yr I'D town was Tire chief question II Interest
considered ly the trustee " that institution al their
meeting Yesterday afternoon. y petition MVormS
the p uioyal W., pre-cutcl - the trustees By mum
h.r M alumni including Edward LaW'rhach W. H.
,rtthu Alexander =. Kctchum Charles ii. kltc1el
Professor T. g. Compton and Pr fc>sor Ad"ph Ncr-
NOR. Although final aoubu upon the case was de
fe,rcd until December g. the alumni feel confident
.tbot ia, c,ilccc Will b. soon moved T. u moro ad
,aufa-..u site.
The alumni now recommend that u site he selected
hetvcru Nadi,pityc. and rirhA,c. near Nnctieth ST.
rI. exact .p.t las NOT been decided upon. The
I,rni also recommend that tho Legislature be- asked
f,r am ion OF ss,OO coo. II IS estimated that
tl. Site and ucw bulldu.s viii cost about 100000
.uI That the old building. at IcNington-lve. ana
twenty third st can be- sold for 100000. Accom-
d,tiou, IN the opinion ~ the alumni. should be- Iur
rl-hod i'm the now building for 5000 pupils. The
ioutd VIII be- about ms large two ciy blocks ana
,,iu contain a gooi-silcd campus. The proposed
buUdur If tl, plan Of the aunu be carried out. VIII
contain between Iny aud sixty small cla,srooms'
twenty larger rooms fJr scientific apparatus and 'X-
p,riu,nt. Two lecture rooms. laboratories. reading
rooms and q library \ large gymnasium for the use
~ the pupil, /, also Dc built Til" main building
u ell Probability win be In the Renaissance sty lc Of
,r.It.cfure lHf brick. trimmed with llght colOrcd
stone viii be- used. Tho present building the prtl-
tiou 81 IA" alumni says. Is no longer adapted 10 inc
..s ~ the college. Many members OF the Board ot
Fducat0n In favor of moving the college hS sooh
20 elhl".
The trustees Yesterday elected Professor Il. ogden
Dor,.uus lcrpresid"ut of the college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
T.. & w.
A NEW COLLAR
UNIQUE.
UBICUE.
NEW STOCK OF PLAIDS
and
SILK MIXTURES.

On sale now. an entirely new
stock of Rich WOOlens. imported
expressly for the Winter trade.
Two Hundred pieces Soft Chew.
lots and POplin Plaids, I'm the
new French Tones and the pOpu-
lar Scotch Tartan cO)Orings-the
best line of these Obtainable.
Fifteen additiOnalcases of Fancy
Cashmere Effects, Rep, Diagonal
and Wool Bengalincs. intermin.
gled with threads of bright cOlOred
silk.
These handsome silk Mixtures
will be especially interesting to
Ladies' tailOrs and to all dress
makers accustomed to fine goods.
JAMES NIcCREERY s. CO..
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
TO RAISE MONEY FOR HOMESTEAD MEN.
AN APPENl. FOR FUNDS TO PAY FOR DEFEND
ING THOSE OK TRIAL.

AN APPEAI. TOR FUNDS TO PAY FOR DEFEND
ING THOSE or TRIAL.
The executive council Of the American Federation
OF Labor composed OF samuel GOmpeio. president OF
the Fednrailoa Chris Evans. +. J. MCGuire Wilhelm
A. Carney ana John b. Lennon, aud the advisory board
cf The Analeamdtcd Association Of Iron ana ste
WORKERS have ISSUED Il remarkable appeal for help
for thr Homestead strikers. The appeal wa issncd
Yesterday and IS aldr,s cd 10 The American lnbtr.'
After iec,ns the grievances 81 the Homestead strikers
and blaming tie Carnegie Stcol Company for the I'M
fortunate occurrences that have made Honest al lam
Gus t.rou-hout the world afcI defending all the
ss,s OF the i ,lcis the appeal closes As follows:
IL has been decided ly the representatives, Of the men,
the officials 0nne1 Assoc alton oil Iron ana
Steel Workers Of ana the executive council 81
the American Federation Of Labor 10 de'ifnle tuesday
December - 1870. as Homestead Day an Gull u!or te
wagc-workers well as III" hrr'EiO'l'e cIu/ehe oi
our country 20 make contribution Of portion Of then
aipc, Of that day struggling YAcs oil Home
stead In their contest defend Themselves before the
courts In nasine thi, sppal pledge to you that
eyery dollar Contributed VIII be devoted TO the best
interest, OF the men, wlll be uscl for
any other purpose stated. Their cases must
be- brought before highest tribunal Of our country
necessary II would De biol upon the good name oi
our country il by our indifference the OF iohested
were convicted. II must not. dare not be. Men Of
America come 20 ihc.s rescue mOkc Hon scad Day one
memorable n tho history 4 comfy day in which
another protest for the rights Of Eas male that
wouli be heard throughout the Ond. Send your con-
tribuuons TO Secretary Chris Evans No II Clinton Place.
New YORK City and notify Thomas g. Crawford. Home
st44d Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
HOME NE Tvs.
Prominent ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

BRUNSWICK-Lady Henry Somerset, OF Ing anu
Miss Frances Willard. Of Chicago and Judge william
X. Townsend, Of NewllsVen. CI'AlsbNDO.N-''''I'
Admiral Jonn II Tp,hur, T. 6. Navy: Edward ).
phelp. Of Vcrmopt and General Meredith Read FIFTH
AVENUE-Charlcs Foster. secretary OF the lf''sui'
Attorncy-Gcnersl W. II. IL. Miller; Archbishop JONI IT.
land Of Minnesota and Henry {. PAYNE OF "'7oS '''
HOFFMAN Congressman w. {. T.. BreckinrdSc oi All
,ucl,y. C,nqres.n,u w L. wilson Of Wet Virginia
William f. IIarri,v Of Philadelphia. and Wilson D bNse'i'
OF Buffalo. HOLLASD-A. Bcccker BANKS OF Nio'nN
and Ross r. Wlnans, OF Baitinore MI i'HAh mr.,
LS.Seuafor Jonathan Chacc. Of Rhode Island NEW
YOl,E-Eydioycrnor Robert NJ. McLane OF Mar Ia"u'
VlCrORIA-Judge William l.. Learned oil A'O'"9 y
WINDSOR-Lord Payfair, Of ENGLAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
GOrham Solid Silver

A complete Solid Silver Dinner
Service, consisting of Tureens, Dishes,
Platters, etc, is naturally an expensive
luxury, at the same time quite num-
Der of pieces which will greatly add to
the appearance of the table, can be
secured without an eXtravagant outlay.
We have several new Services, both
plain and handsomely chased, from
which selections can be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
NONTCLATll.

4 now financial enterprise is 10 be- added 20 ihr
b,Islnes, houses OF Montciar, IN the formation 81 a
new bank 10 be known he Moniclar saving
Bank Notice OF intention 10 organize haa been phi
rehod The incorporl'ors are: Jan per X. Rand 'An
r. IlvcrmOre William IL. K"tehum, William Y. Eose.
l. Seymour Crane, rAllp rcnua. Edward Nadl on,
Andrew e. Howe. John :. Carbon. v. ioW. l"r"mue-
G. Alexander Cao!. Hugh Gallagher. EiWn H. ttood ~.
Charl,, t. Reeves Charles IL. Joiusnn. lr john j. II.
Love. Davll r. Merritt, Chnr-, W AnG''' on. lnoma
VusecH Ainz \. Srgcr stephen W. Carey. Thomas
". stephens, Daniel -. Hhiaug! J. Ed-rr Williams.
samuel G. G.. Watkins and cyrus y. Crane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
EIZAHETN

The Metropolitan Gas Company WORKS nero ""'
loo, absorbed hv ill., Elrboth "ae company ~
VIII IN John Koan. IT,. k prs'il'lt Ih'r' ma ''''
ncr.. rivalry fOr May months bc'",'" ''' '
companlo-. and tie competition las pN''''
the prlcc OF gas t. ~ - 1000 fect. Inc "''
,,,ran Cou,panv got financially cWhariH's''l' 1il'
I", t,,o a i,crcl ycr. hands and NV tlc plhIt IA
h" i"d 70 satisfy the creditors. II was puf'" ,i
ncc's i.7 ot0 Lv Camille Wcidcniclf 81 orange 'h'
lOI and he in turn his disposed Il the Wp.h
70 me Eiiiabch company. What Erec tho I az.
paid is not made pubic. ih'm WIN ~ "' ''''''
a. rr' scnt In TIE price Of ga. Me- ke.a says
william Tc,uiAn.hi was con,irtod q mon,lnu2t' 'I
vce,c-tav I'm tho Union County Court. IL" hf"' .
". ~ io,,n Hall. 81 August 20 and ~" ban l".-'n
,I,.,,,gh +, lin nail the man cary!ne ana IdfTl
~ ril les, Jl,ss poisoning and death r. uitcd I-'
prisoner VIII De- sentenced 81 -'uluaS'