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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-23
RAILROADS.
RAILWAY TIME GARD

Mas y. 1928 EXPLANATION or nsTrREScr
nAkKs: 'DAily; tSuaday excepted; :M0a.
oa{ excepted; Saturday excepted: lSunday
only; 1SAtar1ay only. kastern standard Tine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-23

ARRIVE
From New York. Philadelphi Baltimore ana
Washington, 7.40a. m. and . 10 p N. daily
Cumberland accommodation, 400 p. ~ ~
Grafton accommodation, l0.3o NJ, daily;
Moundsyills accommodation. I'D a. m liz
and 1886 o. TO-. except sunday.
Train No. Al, at 520 p. M, except honaJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-23

". wayne and Chicago.
Canton and Toieco---..-;-.--..
Alliance snd Cleyeland--h-
Steubenville and P.ttsonE
stsutenVille and WellsF
s,eubeuyflis and P.ttsf :
II. Wayne and Chica
Canton and Toledo
Alliance and Cley
Steubenville anf
Philadelphia .
Baltimore and
Steubenyilic
StenbsnTilies
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-23
OF INTEREST IN WEST VIRGINIA.

Lee Vance Appointed Postmaster At
CIarksburG-Hugh hcCracken at man
ningtOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
HOROkt\.

The British tramp steamship Albion nj hooon''
has n coorcd fireman named Til mas Armstrong. Inc
white fremen have been In the habit oil m'hhg
butt OF him. Yesterday morning. at = 0cioch Jour vi
them, who had been ashore. returned 10 the sup
drunk. Aiming themselves with shovcl' ana crow
bars they drove Armstrong from his berth anu chascu
him all over the ship. He finally escaped by )nmpIhe
10 the dock but In the leap fractured ms ankle" MS
cries summoned the police. and the men were arrested
They covc their names n, Thomas Cody James Fischer
Patrick Callahan and Patrick Dl N: Mn"n uhsf MIR
ne captain of the Albion d.i'hu'r th,"
plea that they w"r" BRUSH SUM-
Eccordcr McDonough told him he Shonih consult ~, "a
British Consul meanwhile the men wouli ,' h.,I S
without regard TO their nationality Later Fischer anu
Callahan we're discharged. because Armstrong i'o 10
Identify them and Cody and Dillon were sent 10 ''
county Jail. c,,
The Hudson and Bergen Traction 'ompany ni'u
article, OF Incorporation in the County nn'N E,oo
Yesterday The capital stock Is T1;Voouop III IT, IT,.
share, and $50 900 l. paid IN me ih.rrl1,i,i,,s
named are Mvle, Ticrney. Of Ncw.l"rk ln''pllli9
Du,ts Of IIobok. H. and Albert {. Wall OF t-'N oiHnr
rho purposc Of the company l. TO absorb IN. ,oi n
Hudson Hallway Company, running 10 mon nan ,,
other north Hudson towns, and al'o 10 Jersey .iN
and 10 build thirty six extensions through O'her ''''
than those now iravcrsph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
DOCTORS sHOW DISSATISFACTION.

An incident at the dinner Of the Long Island
College alumni Tuesday evening, caused much COM
ment Yesterday. DR.. J. H. Raymond. the toast
master expressed regret that none OF the Charlhes
Commissioners present, so that an omolal STATE
mont might DO had regarding the appointment OF a
visiting staff for the Kings County Hospital IL was
not true he said that the Long lsiahd 'oileee men
had prominence in the new WISHING S'ah' 'huer 'ne
80 r.c,,,ations the patients would get expert
,nedica, consideration than possible under former
conditions and the young doctors would get me
benefit of practice under the eyes OF older anu
more experienced physicians After this statement
DR.. RAYMOND proposed the health Of the Charities
Commisso hut only about one-haf OF the doo'orS
IN the hall responded. The cause OF tie di,sauSi"e
ton Is said TO be tho disappointment, oi oe''"''
nrs,o,ons who failed TO get the places they wanted
~ .ho visiting staff one OF these IS DR.. Alexander
F carroll sonin-law Of Hugh Mclaughlin. VINO re-
fused TO take the place of assistant heuroiosls''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23

Major George A. Price, No. Is Montgomery Place.
last evening.
Frederick Riecker. q member Of the firm OF Riecker
e. Steinecke, jewelers. at No. 100 Broadway mas
been missing since Thursday last. Mr.. Recker lived
at No. 90 south feminist. and OH the day OF his dis
appearance left the store to go to his lunch since
then nothing has been seen OF him. Yesterday
committee from the Newly Turn Vercin were ap-
pointed TO look for him. 1t is feared that he has com
mitted suicide.
Frank nalstead who passed n counterfeit 700
hill, upon David Folkart n Fulton-st. jeweer, was
held In $1,000 bail for the United states Grahd
Jury yesterday and David Bartholomew, VINO was
arrested with him. honornbly discharged. lie
showed that he was an exemplary member OF the
18th Regiment, and there was no proof to connect
him with the bogus money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
Low PRICES FOR FINE rugs AND CARPETS

Representatives OF the carpet and rug trade are
taking advantage Of the opportunity offered by the
sale now In progress at the American Art Galleries
Madison Square South. 10 obtain fine examples Of
Turkish and Persian loom work at extremely mod
crate prices. Private buyers. however, are obtain
Ing fair share OF the bargains and Yesterdays sale
was attended by many wel-known people who delight
I'm having fine textures and beautiful coors on their
floors. The gem OF the sale yesterday
was antique Iran silk rug. four
feet two Inches by six feet eight inches
which had salmon centre covered with hanging
f0llatlon OF flowers In old gold. crimson and old rose
with a deep gray border. This bought by Mr.
Bradley. for T71O Some beautiful Kabristan and
camel's hair rugs We're bought by o. H. =. belmont
Kandahar carpet. twelve by fifteen feet. with a buff
centre and deep blue border bearing Indian designs
In color and olive. sold for $3.50. and a silky
molair carpet nine feet six inches by twelve feet
ten inches with dark blue ground and border and IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23

MANY CATHOLICS, IT IS SAID, OBJECT TO HIS
RECEIVING THE HONOR.

MANY CATHOLICS, IT IS SAID, OBJECT TO HIS
RECEIVING THE HONOR.
The rumor that Maurice +. Egan formerly Editor
OF THE Frecmans Journal and at present professor
of literature in Notre Dame University, was 10 be
made Minister 10 BY President Cleveland ut
Richard Watson elders request, unwclcome news
to many New-York Catholics.
Mr.. Egan Is the man." said Unknown piost
Yesterday "wh0 gave out the contents Of letters
written him by friends In N.wYork TIE coInsnt,
led TO the sensational charges Of conspiracy on the
part Of Archbishop Corrgan against the peace Of
DR. SatoIli and DR.. ireland. The final result Of Mr..
Egan's indscrction was the presentation M Rome BY
Arc hshOp Ireland OF charges against Dr. COrrgan and
his friends and the disastrous close Of ovcrtres fo
hal mony between the Delegate md New-York. Be
fore his breach Of confidence actually known, II
is said that Mr.. Egan owned up. and admitted that
he was not sorry for his action, as he sympahizci
deeply with the Delegate and Archbishop Ireland.
AS a poet and story writer, Mr.. Egan holds II
certain place among Catholics, and when he was
editor I'm New York looked upon IA champion Of
conservatism. At this moment his name Is greatest
with anathcma In ecclesiastical circles and II II Is
really sent to President Cleveland for the honor Of
foreign MISSION the opposition from NewYork Will be
enough to destroy Mr. Egan's chances. unless Mr.
Glider should have larger influence than II is sup
posed No doubt he may have the open support Of
Cardinal Gibbons, Bishop Kcanc and other prelatcs In
the neighborhoOd of Washington. In that case he
would have easy victory over opposition"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

A woman arraigned for drunkenness in the Adams
Street Police Court yesterday gave the name OF
Charlotte Corday. She said she used this famous
name 10 conceal her identity, ana as not TO dis
grace her family She said her father was clergy
man. and her dead husband bad been captain In
the Navy
The girl from whom Charles Schulz received ~
letters found In his pocket when he committed
suicide I'm Flatbush Sunday morning. proves TO be
Laura Cairo who lives at No. "a Rockwell Place.
near where schulz was employed a carpctayer
by his brother.
In the suit Of the Rev. Charles Farclly 10 recover
M oil from the Brothers Of st. Francis Monastery
for salary chaplain the jury found verdict for
81 $50 in his yesterday. This is $50 less than
the Brothers offered TO him 10 settle the matter.
The annual sunday school parade will take place
this year on Friday May 26. The day Of the week
has been changed to suit the public and private
schools Of the city,
The Brooklyn WOmans Dumb Animal Relief AS
ISOLATION has been organized with Mrs. f. H. Hobbs,
PRESIDENT Mrs. J. ID. Dalzell, secretary, and Miss
q. d. Small treasurer. There are forty members.
Members of the Plymouth League gave recep
ton to DR.. and Mrs. Lyman Abbott at the house OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
SHE DENIED HER NAME IN COURT.

When the name Of Mrs. Louise Pchard. WHO IN
dertook 10 horscwhp her husband near their home
No 2o3 Forty-seventh-s. saturday night, was caied
IN answer 10 the charge Of assault in the Butlerst
polce court Yesterday She refused to respond al
though sitting in front Of Police Justice nghe' hit
husband WAS then called and identified his wife She
was asked why she did not respond, and said her
name had not been called she was Louise kopp'
having divorced herself from her husband she saii
that she did not know whether she hit her husband or
not. and a plea of not guilty was entered ana she
WAS rcmanded until April 4. Hchard married Miss
Kopp In September of last year. He Is employed III
tho New York PostoNice his wife is secrctary OF
ca.ua,bsk, Tribe Daughters OF POcahontas. She
srned her maiden name To her last report, ana was
asked 10 resign. She says that woman dOes not
have m boar n mans na.ne II she does not want TO-.
ana she had divorced herself from Fchard nc ara
planes his moherin-law for his family difhcultes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
M DECISION on THE GARBAGE QUESTION.

No opinion was furnished TO Mayor Body and
City Works Commissioner Adams yesterday by cor
porati)n Counsel jerks in the matter OF Inc pro
cec ngs restrain the award OF the contract ior ~
removal of ashes, on the GROUND tha' ,he pus are
g., xcess of the amount appropriated by the Board OF
Estimate for the work Mr.. jerks sent word TO his
Office that he was SICK The estimate submitted py
Commissioner Adams for street cleaning ana reh'o'"i
Of ashes was 100000 for each OF the three years
for which the contract is made The board cut inns
down TO $4,000 for each year. In the report sun
mitted TO the Board OF Aldermen. ana aPp'o''u 's
q tbe amount was divided into 100000 for street
o,oop,no and 100000 for removal Of ashes Tor
1so3 CORPORATION Counsel jerks has been asked 10
decide which action is conuolne-that Of the boaru
Of Estimate or OF the Board OF Aldermen
Mayor Body said yesterday that he was cohS'u'i'
ing the plan Of introducing street cleaning nrsa do
The work more satisfactorily by street cleaning ou-
reau than in any other way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAI Is U'JI.\U O-> IO@D-tf'
RapId Transit Commissioners meeting. william STEM
ways house, No. 26 (irsmcrcy Park. D. m
Tran1fer Of c. w. Harris 10 Sing Sing
Meeting Of Dr. John Halls congie satton, NO. west
Fifay.scvcnth.st, p. m.
New.York Yacht Club meeting. clubhouse. evening.
Seaman reference before Referee ward, NO %
Wal.st y. m. 80
Kcccnti,n 70 the Rev. DR.. w. J. Tucker. No. 100
Washington Park p. m.
Republican primaries, Jersey City, evening.
Reception TO Mr.. Pickett and Mrs. Custer. southern
Society. p.
Ex.Concrcssmnn Horr before Long Island Republican
Club Dogs Hail. Fifty-thirdst. and Thri-ave' p IN
General Society Of Mechanics and TradesIncn' Masonic
Hall, p.
Tee To Tum workncmcns Club reception and meet
ing No 33s East Twenty. thrd-st. p. m
Lo,n Exhibition American Fine Arts Society," NO
ol5 West Fiftyecycnth.st.. day and evening
DR.. Colts talk to college men, University o.'oeH''
Society No. 20 Delancey-st, 80 p. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
WESTfUFSTER COUNTY.

CARSDALE-Coroncr Drcws and "a jury have r.
turned n verdict In the case Of John NrholaN ana
Joseph Barlono the two Italian, who were HIl''l
by an explosion Of dynamite on Monday. that The
men were Killed by accident ana that no Oh" va,
10 blame for the accident
yONKFRS-Thc sensational Allen case was In N"
civ Ccurf before Judge I. X. Donoghuc. Yesterday
afternoon When Mrs. Allen. Gu tuesday. found
that her case was reversed by Judge NILS. she -"ore
ont p warrant against her husband for grand larceny
for taking his own horre out Of his barn The case
was called Yesterday afternoon. and Mrs. Aliens nj
forney asked for an adjournment. ~ an Important
witness was absent. The case accordingly ad
iourncd until ucAt Wednesday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
SHE GAVE HIN SHELTER HE STOLE her MONEY

George Thomas, twenty weight years old. who said
he had no home. a prisoner In Jefferson Market
Court Yesterday, charged with robbery. The COM
plaInt was made by Miss Minnie Bangs. Of No $50
West Fifteenth-st Thomas had been In the habit Of
visiting the Florence Mission in Blceckcr-st. Miss
bangs and her sister, who attend the meetings OF the
same mission, became interested in Thomas. AS he
had home they offered him room In their house
until he conld employment and provide for
himself. Thomas accepted the offer. on March IL,
however. while Miss bangs and her sister away
from home. he entered their and stole eco In
cash and several pieces OF jewery. lie left the house
and went TO Boston. Tuesday afternoon Miss Bangs
met Thomas In broadway and had him arrested lie
Was held for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23

ou,cr border OF cream aud brown was bought 10y Mrs.
Keclcr for $i0j. An antique I,pahan rug. seven
feet three inches by sixteen feet five Inches, with III
dig, blue centre panel ana crimson corners. ahd "A
border In sage green. sold 10 Mr. J"ssnp hi
900, and DR.. Brown paid $50 for beautiful
antique Iran carpet. slA feet Two Inches BY twelv"
feet one inch having centre Of light crimson GOV
cred with inner loops In black aud olive and hor
der Of small patterns I'm soft shades. Many Of the
argcr carpets catalogu.d were passed until the last
day Of ia. SALE Of the few sold yesterday being
Kandahar. eleven feet by fourteen feet nine inches
with an lndgo.huc centre and ccru bori'r, which sold
for s.1j The sale will b. continued this aftc noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
HIS FATHER THINKS YOUNG FOX WAS KILLED.

Daniel Fox jr.. whose body was found In Chesa-
make Bay lived with his fat'cr at Fiith-ave. and
Tweluhst. He was a plumber and went to Ba
more in October last TO seek work. a letter was
received from him November >, stating Tat he
had not secured work. but had a prospect Of obtain
Ing IT, lie gave his address In care OF struven a
Wacher, at Altman and Chester sts, Baltimore
They are wholesale grOcers and ship chandlers.
few DAYS ago his father received letter saving tta
The body of his son had been cast ashore Milers
Island and identified by I*tcrs. The father ana
another son went To Baltimore and also identified IT.
They think the young man had been induced 10 60
ON an oyster drcigcr and when he sought to escape
was Killed The back OF his head had been crushed
in The Coroners inquest resulted In verde; I at
nc came 10 his death from some unknown cause. lie
was twenty two years old and engaged 10 marry
Miss Nellie Roden. OF No. 1Js south Eighth-st His
habits good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.
TyPUt'S STAMPED OUT.

shor,n Norton Of Queens County yesterday morning
o,o,ooa five NJ the prisoners, who had been placed
T., tho pcshousc of the jalyard. because they "cro
regarded a. typhus suspects. The sherh SAYS 'hh'
he believe, the disease. whatever II was mas DEC"
entirely stamped ont
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Joscph Dobhs. one Of Inc
gang which, II Is alleged has been rohDhg Pn''"'h''-
ard railroad stations for the last several m"hhs' ""'
,nodc a confession Of his rrilt 10 De'rclVr 'hlI'
rarvi> TX Mayor Gleason went 7" hr"lhiNl .
icrdav 10 apply 10 the supreme Court Tor Il WIN y"
rnondamus - restrain y. :. Jones from ntT'r'"s
with him In the conjunction 81 his new electro "h
from Hunter, PAn' 10 jamaica. Junc- claims 10
have franchise 10 Luli road over the sam" route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
RUTHERFORD.

Tho annual school meeting on Tuesday hiEN'' "'
which nearly two hundred men and women v)''d' WIS
most exciting one. After the election "i 'r"'''e''
an attack was made the school management "n"''
tho rusc OF an amendment 10 an appropriau w. w
Mayor Cooper. W. f. -turn and r. IL. "'A"'
hctnr the critics Responses 10 the CRITICISMS "'''
a . I'D IN. Dev DIR ThcoGorus Il. Hascall. pm
DIVA, - tho Rutherford public schools. reviewed ms
seven Years work and defended the policy pnrru'a
Ir,r, tba, lime lie said hc could not stay IN 4
1 when opinion. were divided to his oapablhty:
and explained that on Monday night ne hao pac''
his resignation in the hands OF the 'rus'c's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
A BiRKEEPER KILLED BY RTFFIANS

Herman Krubct. thrtyhrcc years old. n bartender,
employed by Richard Ihr,an, who keeps Il liquor
shop nj Sixiicth-st and Firs-avc. died yesterday
from injuries received last sunday from gang Of
iough~' While krubct was cleaning the Shop soy
oral men dcmnndc' admiltnncr. kruhct refused 10
admit them. Later when H. left the place h. was
assaulted by tn ruiilanS. lie was taken 10 hi,
home at NO. 40 East siAty-irStst. where hc died
Yesterday from the effects OF the beating. Later In
the day Cat Murphy, leader Of the Battle Row
Gang was arrested, charged with assault upon
kruDct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23

When a man alters the cut OF his WHISPERS all his
friends ,icc a difference In him. but many OF them
are at "A loss how 10 account Tor II.
What have you been doing say they; "you
look like another person
something like this happened. according u an
exchange when u woman returned h me after a few
days absence and heard her daughter playing the
plano
Where did you learn that new piece. Maria -
the mother asked
1t isn't a new piece. mother; the plano has been
tuned. ~ Youths Companion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NL'W ARK

The incorporation Of the NewJersey Lieh' anu '' ,
COMPANY has revived the story that the gas CON"
panies OF Newark are to be consolidated. The cap''
stock OF the new concern is S,.0Ooooo me % "o"ro
Of the companies when supply lc w ivniv
reticrnt but The Electric Light people deny po>tVev
that they are Interested -,
Anton Kellar. scvcnty-six years Old an Inmate ,n :"
the Jersey Soldiers Home, In Kearny was lonIu
dead I'm the Continental Hotel Newark. yeslcru'S
morning He was asphy Mated by gas. In h> pockets
1876 3D. showing that he mao rccel''u HIS po'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
ELIZABETH.

John Cook young man, was fatally ih!"r'u ~
tho Reid st. crossing of the jersey Central Railroad
last evening by Royal Blue Line express, west
bound Cook jumped of Newark train nfhl III VI,
path Of the express Both his legs ana one arm Me''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
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