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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21
WADE HAMPTON.

Wade HAMPTON appointed to be Commissioner Oh
Railroads was born I'm Columbia, = Co. March 20 1910
He Is the third Of his name, the first Wade hahP'o
having been an officer under Marion and sumter IN the
revolution and the second acting inspector -gehefai
and aid decamp to General Jackson at the Bat'lc Vi
Newor!cans. Wade Hampton third won DISTINCTION
during the Civil War commander OF BODY OF rol
known as Hampton's Legion, which was composed Vi
infantry cavalry and artillery lie was adverse W
secession however and n vigorous and able opponent
NJ the slave trade. After the battle OF seven
Pines III which fully half his command was hlied ne
was made brigader general in the Confederate service
and was assigned to duty under General j. r. b'
Stuart At Gettysburg he received three wouhoS' n7
was commissioned major general on August j. lSe''
and In August, 1864. took command OF Lees 'a'aii!
with the rank Of lieutenant general lie served a'so
under General Joseph T. Johnston IN the ehort 10
Withstand the march OF Sherman. 70! some years
after the war he planter. but In 1870 was
elected Governor OF South Carolina his opponent beis
Daniel f. Chamberlain. In 1873 he lOst ms iee w
be- In danger nevertheless he was elected 10 InH
Tinted SIa,s Senate where he continued 70 sTIe u
March 8 1901 After Tint date he Withdrew ins s
Conservatism and adherence 10 Ideas OF Souha nomi
net being satisfactory 10 strong acuoh III ''"'''
Carolina. -, - hs hoor cant IN the
Senate nv the President for Judge OF the SeNen.m
Judicial Circuit born at saratoga SpTihgs' .9
IA 1a34 He studied law In this city. IN TO- "a
e,ftIed In Milwaukee and was cry auotnes -,
WISCONSIN in 1879, tut defeated In loso lrc,,
dent Cleveland appointed him to the place d9 va the
nv the deoth Of Andrew J. Miller, as Judge oi oic
United States District Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21
SELLING ID. EDGAR CHOUSE'S HDESE,S.

Syracuse n. Y. March 20.Thc sale OF the personal
effects OF the late D. Edgar Grouse opened this morn
Ing when his costly stud Of twenty four horses was
put under the hammer. over 500 people attended
the SALE including horscmcn from many parts OF the
country. Among those present were william Rookie
feller New York Edward Ellis and 7. Low Barlydt,
schenectady Charles W. Miller. II. r. Ramsdc George
Wilson, jr william 4. Carick, Arthur Thorn, l..
Frank McCiraw Of Buffalo; William ROsbrOuck, Of
Roc hester John McCO Hey and e. H. wells, Of Chicopcc,
Mass; D. =. Sharp. OF New-York; W. l.. Eastman. OF
Ovid stock Farm Denman Thompson, the actor; David
Hammond, proprietor OF the Murray Hill and Plaza
hotels, Network City Il. Il. Wilbur. OF Albany
G. X sheldon, Of Akron, Ohio; Charles @. jones' OF
Boston; II. Il. Murray, Of Ncw-York; X. NJ Stivcrs,
OF New York, and Mr. Bagg, OF Springfield Mass.
The prices realized were considered moro than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21

Rusie's contract, duly signed received by John NJ
Ward Yesterday Accompanying the contract was the oi'
lowing letter:
.some DAYS ago received a contract for my signature
calling for a salary so much below what expected that
I was reluctant to sign H. In talk with Mr. Bfush'
YOUR representative here have been advised fuy ~ 10
the baseball situation in New-York. rcalizc tho con-
don into which the game drftcd and feel that us
future depends upon united effort Of all who nfc nc
pendcnt upon iis for their success. and IN We"
OF the past and the uncertainty OF the future am Wiling
10 assume my share OF whatever may be necessary 10
place the game upon O sound financial basis accept
the o,ns and return signed contract. or course eN'
meet rs soon as the financial situation will Justify TINT
will be compcn stated IN proportion n my ability Hoping
that We will successful and that tho Ntw.fork C'uo
may assume a position In tho race to which II IS en-
tit cd. yours truly. ANUS i.Ooi'-.
T. T. Powers newly elected president OF the Fast
ern League visited city yesterday. The League u
now IN good shape. Mr. Powers Will 20 to Wikesoarfc
tomorrow to see about the entrance Of that city INTO ns
organization. SATURDAY. he will visit sprnghcd And
Worcester Only vacancies remain. and the TWO VIII
be filed by the admission Of Rochester Syracuse Wilkes
barre Scranton, Springfield or Worcc'tcr.
james Peoples the od.tims catcher OF he BrookllT'
club will bo amounted lager Of the wlkcsbarre team IN
case that city a admitted II not. Peoples VIII bh ono
q. the umpIrcs and ought 10 make excellent Official
Work on tho new athletic and ticyclc track at Eas'cn
Park Brooklyn vas begun Yesterday. Manha,an Fed
will probaby be secured bicycle races u he he'd
In ,ts cffv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21
POLITICAL ODDS And ENDS.
FIFE NOMINATIONS IN RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, r. l., March 20 (SpcciaD.-Ihe proT-
dance Republicans held their Legislative Convention
TODAY The ticket nominated Is rs follows for
senator. John Carter Brown Woods; Representatives,
r. lincoln Lippitt Albert L. Calder John d. frosl'
General C. A. Wilson, Charles &. Gray Aipheus f'
slater IT, Henry T. Root. Charles d. Kinbai burma'
F. Perkins william II. Cove and Oscar a. Carlton
the latter the first memberatlarge. The pemo-
Gratis have decided for this ticket Senator waiter
r ANGEL: Representatives, Walter A. Peck, H. H..
Mulboand d. J. McOsker. George b. liaznrd' hacharu
HAYWOOD Z. J. Mccarthy. George T. Brown. "iiiia''
l. WbIpplc Thomas +. Pierce, George Is. Johhs'oh'
Richard McGuy and Leopold Dimond
The Republicans hold their state convention To-
morrow and the ticket will be as foliows' fof
Governor. D. Russell Brown Heutenant-Go'ernor'
Edwin r. Allen, OF Hoplhnton; secretary OF STATE
Charles P Bennett, Of Providence; Acknowledgements.
either F. C. Dubois, OF East Providence, or Assistant
Attorncv.C General ". p. Tanner, OF iToNldehc'
Treasurer. samuel Clark Of Lincoln. The Democrats
also hold their convention tomorrow. lhey pro.
nose 10 nominate for Governor David S. Baker r; y
North Kingstown; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Coohe' ~,
ion E. Young OF Newport secretary OF e.a,e H1. :.
+ IetYernnn OF Woonsocket Attorney uenera e,'e 81,
Clarence A. Aldrlch or Augustus ;. yWier oW Ua-rv
Providence and for Treasurer either Johh -: TT,
OF South Klngstown, or Thomas SPENCER VI VIZ"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENT

regular meeting 81 the section oothalino,ogy AMI
ot,ogy OF tho York Academy of Medicine was hei
a.t evening at o'clock the Academy building In
West Foi,y.thtd..t. Dr. Joseph A. Andrews pfcsiici'
An intcrr.tlng paper "1hc Early Diagnosis oil sa''
coma Of the Choroi' RAJ by DR.. H. KNAPP pr'
David Webster and d. II. ID. SchwarA'chhd addressed
IN. uectlnQ briefly and on Informal discussion on the
kindergarten system In public schools followed.
The annual meeting Of the American Numsnntic ana
Archaeological Society held last evening In the new
rooms Of the society. 40. IL West Forty'thirl'
Il President Daniel Parish. ir. presided Inc
ccctiou of officers for the ensuing year F">hi'eu os
follows; President Daniel Parish jr; vlcopr'iient' ~
T. Zabti,kic John NJ. Dodd. jr.. William Pollion; sere
fairy H. Russell browne; treasurer. Charles Fryer H.
harlan H. L. Beldcn; historian, w. u. Weeks; curator
~ ,umsmatics Charles II. Wright; Curator OF achae
oloey Herbert Valentine
r,. nno concert aud entertainment Of the literary so
c,etv of the Young Mems Institute, Nos ~ aud 22i
coverv Will be given this evening In the reception hall
NJ the institute Among the artists who VIII APPEAR are
Miss ctt, Bradley leading soprlno OF the English "ee
cub. MIR Ieddall Of the Dudley luck Quartet an III,
,lh,mbra Either Circle. Friends Of the society ana VS.
,or. Will le welcomed. Ticket b, had at the lst
tute. - =.
The Womans Press Club entertainment, which was
taken place March u, postponed until April IL
at the Casino An unusually attractive programme VIII
n given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21
THE SOCIETY FOR THE STAGE CHILDREN.

The managers who compose the Society 'or 'ne 4"
lection Of Stage Children held meeting yes'e'''
noon ~ the Office OF Mr.. A. NJ. Palmer 70 eonsAs
the question OF going 10 Albany 20 appear oefo'e w
committee on Codes In favor Of bill now In sonm''"
A communication WAS rad from Daniel J. Nana:
chairman OF the committee. asking the mcmoes A'
delegates To appear before that body tomorrow
noon. I, decided To request the eona"
,a-,noo. the NATL, until the following wednesday
when , delegation headed by 4. NJ. Palmer ana 'os'p.
Jefferson would ~ Albany AMI present s's"m''s
in favor Of allowing chlliren 10 sing snd lance :.
r,putaile theatres with the consent OF the Mayer ."
election Of officers held aud Joseph JEFFERSON W.
chosen president and Daniel frohnan sc''nr' -
those present were A. NJ Palmer Joseph Jene'-s,
p,ni.l Frohnan Charles Frohman tho iD~"ss
brothers and r.. =. GiluOur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21
WHERE Is MRS. CORNELIA BLAkEf

Mrs. Corneiia Blake. thirty years Cd. who had been
acting strangely Illness disappeared from
her nome at 3cS West FOrty-iirst~st. week ago,
having written following note % explain her absence
Dear Robert: / an sony that can't scy here with
YOU any longer. We cant set along toccther. we
are not meant for each other. / can't plosse you
am tired I wish you had let die when was sick
1t would have bcen better shall never sec you or
the children again. BE kind 70 the little ones. They
are angels. The Lord Will bless you fo II. Think OF
your Wife, tut don't ty % find her. because IL Is all over
with her 1 haven't been the woman since l
was sick. / very sorry that 1 can't love you.
bccduse you have been kind husband 10 Remember
tho children dearest. CORNELIA"
The police have not been asked ~ seach for tho
woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21
"HvxyADI" WATERS.

Paragraphs have recently appeared "
AN. N.vsropers here stating that News
York firm OF mineral water dealers are ~
Iessees in America OF the Hinyadi waters
puda Pest. and respectively sole agents 10
tho United states for the famous Hunya0
Springs Of Hungary.
These statements arc ABSOLUTELY nise'
nd the intention with which they are maze
IL obvious.
before any IIunvadi Water was pracucaiiy
hnown IN the United states. The Apoinhnr's
compony. Limited. OF London, widely anu
successfully introduced the Hunyaui 'ahos
water tho Proprietor In Buda Pest OF tno
C,-,nrs having entrusted to them. for term
=, rcars sill unexp.red. the sole sale OF ms
u.,er in England and in all transmarine
ra.ccs Uunyadi Janos Water having De-
come very popular. quite number Oh o'hef
uot.rs ar. now offered for sale. under nalhes'
a, which thc word Hunyadl forms part ana
IN hotties. and with labels. closely resembling
In appearance and color tEose io"s u''u '~
Hunyadi Janos Water.
Tho word "Hmnyacl" having become
generic name for Hungarian Bitt"r Ws1crs'
soo6. md. or indifferent. The Apoi!ih"rs
C,omp,ny affixed to the bottles OF Hunyaai
Jsnos. the Hungarian Bitter Water OF which
they have still the sole sale. small yellow
Label with their Red Diamond. the object OF
,h,s Trade Mark being ONLY to indicate to
the Public that tho bottle - labelled Is so'o
nv The ApollInads Company. Limited.
Consumers. who desire to secure the Hun
sar.on BITTER Water sold b. The Ap'llinaris
Company, are requested to see that the oottie
bear the Red Diamond and they arc
cautioned AGAINST such absolutely false state
me5ta rs those contradicted herein.
CHARLES GRAEF & CO.,
Sc, Bcavcr-st.. Ncw-York,
Sole Agents In the United states ana CAnaos
~ The Apol!inaris Company. Limited. LONDON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21
SfGNOR GRIMALKIN WALhS TIE ILhNh'
HE HAD FINE TIME IN THE TREE ALL By
HIMSELF but AT LAST HE YIELDED

HE HAD FINE TIME IN THE TREE ALL BY
HIMSELF. DrT AT LAST HE YIELDED
On the outskirts OF Greenwich Village there Is an
old fashioned soop house, at the rear OF winch ~
lone tree. There Is nothing especially rematAao'e
about the place. fellow creature "nHeu 'he
plank there yesterday, that Is all. You might ilhu
bundled. OF suc boarding houses as that Kept by MIS-
Abigail Mccarthy at No. ".0 West hieVeh,h-S'r ~.
Won would % many hundred miles before you would
600 such n look OF chagrn as that which OvcrSpread
the face OF synor Grmakin yesterday when he walked
tho plak from the lone tree 10 the roof OF the OLD
fashioned stoop house.
slgnor Grimalkin was big white cat Win maltese
lnarkings who asplrcd TO be great symIast ana 10
boat the worlds fasting record at the same uihe'
How he got up In tile tree at the rear CT MIS-
McCartlys bJar.ing house nobody In the Ninth Ward
nro,.nds 70 know lie was first there Friday
evening Until last night he exhibited his gymnastic
requirements BY day and sang to the moon by hieA''
In the noontdc glare and by the light OF The STARS
Crmahin tasted and waxed weak In body yet s'rohs
Ia voice Bootacks fell about LIN as thick as locus's
and soap dishes aud clothes brushes whizzed ar ,nnd
him AZ the midnight hour Grmalkin never fahcred
Never we're sncb gymnastics seen In the Ninth Ward.
He Lalnncci himself, swung by his arms and leapd
from branch TO branch.
"Huly gee git onto his whlskers slnhihS the
cn,, cried the Ninth Ward youngsters who saw the
performance yesterday morning. and tho soul OF
pr1mallin was glad. some wcll-neaihng people
offered TO him bottles OF milk on the end OF fish
pLc. but he rcpcllcd their advances. Yesterday at
o 80 a. IN. two men went 10 No. go and put ont u
plank from the roof OF the house TO the tree Then
they vert away. At D. m. they returned ana
slgnor Grimalkn was SIN there. The men threw
sticks and stones and Grmahin never butged. They
pr ddcd him with fish poles and g axed him win
fcd sats ana finally because OF their Importantly,
Crimalkn yielded and walked tie plank. The
rcscucrs officers Of the society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty To Animals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21
BRUTAL FIGHTING AT CONEY ISLAND.
THE MGEE.MCARTIY nOur AND THE sIDDoNs
DIXON CONTEST norm DRAWS.

DIXON CONTEST BOTH DRAWS
About 1900 people journeycd down 70 Coney Island
last night TO wi,ncs, prize fgh,s Tho contest be-
tween Niece aud Mccarthy nght'in earnest, but
In. meeting between George Dixon and George Sddons
was more OF q spirr.ng match than prlE" hshn Inc
cr,vd admired the first because Of Ito brutal features
The bout between Siidons ard Dixon was moro scienuh
and The crowd which fond o. blood. thunder and
suffering, did no. like IL.
The conditions were twelve rounds for purs of
60 600 which would lie equally divided In cose 'ther
man was able 10 stand up tho end q the stipulated
number of rounds. Sddonss object was "a keep as lar
out OF harms way possible aud consequently his iec'
,aycd more important part than his hands ITO dodg'd
Dl,ns blows and evad his PUSHES and accomplished Ms
objec-an equal division 81 the purse The crowd ala
o, se euch tactics divided is time between whs-
ding "Iiome Sweet Home" and yelling 'l'nr" ana
"Tahc"
The frs. bou. was between John Mc'ice. OF Boston.
and william Mccarthy Of Australia. The men weighed
about s pounds and they pair OF about as ouRh'
looking men as were in the ropcd arena Inc
crowd did not ike the kangaroo" as IL called u'
Australian: ftl tho foreigner did tie better work
Mccarthy however used his elbow and shoulder In such
way that at end Of the tenth round III" battle was
declared a draw Both bled rrofnscly. and Me-
CARLY scored the only knock.down blow.
1 Dono ghuc referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21
NEW BOUND BROOK

has all city conventnccs with greatest country
jnnefts. among which are freedom from mosquitoes,
ptrfect sewerage, abundant supply Of best quality
Of water, under heavy gravity pressure electric
lights, Telford paved streets, all sidewalks uni.
sort Of nuisance and Objectionable feature: a few
beautiful cottages and choice lots for sale cheap
on easy terms No spectators need apply; only
homeseekcrs wanted There are three lines OF
rsiiroad. frequent fast trains block signals in
suring safety; communication IL cents. ,inclnding
ferry: time less than an hour from New.iork.
msenufacfories near by. For map and particulars
address RAY v. PIERCE. Bound Brook. n ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21
FOE THE BIO IRISH MJSS-MEETING.
ARRANGEMENTS ABOUT COMPLETED - TIE
SPEAKERS.

All the ARRANGEMENTS for the mass meeting winch
will be held under tie auspices OF the United ln'r
Societies In the Academy OF Music ON next Sunday
evening 10 lnd0rse MIR. Gladst0nc's Home Rule Dill
were practically completed last night at tn" meeting
o, the committee OF arrangements. which was held
NJ the Hoffman House. Judge Morgan J. VErcn
VIII preside Tho speakers Will b" Chaunc"y VI
Dcpcw Congressman ". Bonrkc Cochran, eAIudgr
Noah Davis, the Rev DR.. Henry a. Branh ana DE-
william d. Wallace Seats In the orchestra will cost
ST. and seats In the orchestra circle 90 cents
Tickets may be procured Mt Pcrrys drugstore In The
Am, Building: at the Arcade. broadway ana Rector
st. at the Hoffman House and at the Office OF the
National Federation OF !.merica No. 90 Cooper rpon
The rest OF the seats In the house Will bc free. The
boxes with the exception II the one reserved for
Archbishop Corngan, will be sold at auction al the
Holman House on Thursday evening. Governor
Flower has sent % check for 500 vita wishes FOR the
r,cc.,S of the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21
v.c.Tr0yS FOR HEBREW WORKING Girls

Albany March 20 (spe'iaD.-wth objects to saoN
facilities for giving vacations during the summer monS
20 Hebrew working girls and Of supplying and maintain
ing vacation house for that purpose The Jewish WORK
ing Girls Vacation Society has oeen 'nco'rra'ea WIN
the principal office in NcwYork CITY, The assIors q"
Alice L. Prudential Rachel Hays. Bctle r. Mlafcs'
hc,mer Minnie Fisher. Rachel H. sulfoerger Selma
Crecnbaum, Helen Benjamin, Miriam g. Bennmln' IAe'
rma Richman Camilla Rosenbaum. Thc'ea Lppmaan'
Dina c. Levi Sophie Green, Hannah heoufn' is.es "
oo,a Mcndcs bertha Cone Alike Bernhemer sophie
sykes, Bertha Woodleaf, Esther j. Ruskay sophie Lcf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21
oAEsMEN PREPARING FOR THEIR REGATTA.

Another meeting OF the Harlem Regatta Association was
held last evening at the Grand Union Iot H. j. Bchrcns
IT, Of the Nonparci Rowing Club presiding There were
present delegates from the following rowing clubs:
ATLANTA. DauntlcSs. NopIarcl. Nassau WSanoke.
Bohemia Friendship, Union Metropolitan onl Iono STAR
and the New.Yok Athletic Club. After hearing the re-
nort @, the regatta committee which made MP the schedule
IL w.s decided 10 tho following races the pro-
eramne for the annual championship regatta OF the as
.oc,oton which will be rowed the Harlem River. On
decoration Day May 30 Senior ana junior single shells
senior and junior double shells senior and junior four
CARED shells intermediate and junior four Dared gigs and
.cnor and Junior clrhto,rd shells Banners and medals
worth 500 Will be- offered prizes. Henry W. Gar
field Of the Albany Rowing Club. was chosen To act as
referee.
IL WAS also decided appeal 10 the municipal authorl'
Ties OF NewYofk CITY for APPROPRIATION toward tho
cxpenses OF the annual rga;ta next year Money Ia ire
oucntIy Appropriated other cities for such purposes,
and the Harlem Regatta Association hopes for financial
aid from the cltys treasury committee c0mls.srn q
r. ! Byme Of the ATLANTA boat Club ID. Wilmer. 81
the Nassau Boat Club H. j. Waltrrs, 81 The Dauhtlrs'
Rowing club; James Mccartney. OF thc Union Boat
club and John shannon Of the Wyanokc Boat 'lub was
appontd TO wait upon mayor nlroy and place the aSSo-
ciatons appeal before him.
Another meeting Of the association Will be held Aprh g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21
J. N. CLAYTON'S ASSASSIN MAI BE IN CUsToDYj

Little Rock Ark. March c0.-The police here an
confident that there Is ground for believing that
the murderer OF John VI. Clayton, at Pummerv1le
Is In the hands u the authorities at Butte. Mont
During rhe Breckenridge investigation by tie Con-
grcs sional subcommittee Elections the evidence
showed that the pistol found under the window
through which the bullet that killed Clayton was
fired Gaad been sold by the simmons Hardware Com
pany, OF st. Louis TO a hardware dealer at Butte
frcm whom II was purchased b. a stranger. Ine
authorities assert that they have positive ldenhca'
ton OF the murderer -Four years ago the Legisls-
ture passed an act Offering reward OF 5000 ior
the capture and conviction Of tie murderer ana tms
act has never been repealed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21
NETWORK GETS AMOS RUSlE
TIE PITCHER SIGNS TIE CONTRACT.
HE Is CONTENT WITH \ LOWER sAL""i O'
THE Observation-Disclosures POWERS HERE

HE Il CONTENT WITH \ LOWER SALARY foi'
THE prEsENT-rREsrDESr POWERS HERE
,os rn.ic the ntcher has signed with the New
Work clh and every follower baseball in this neiehoor
hood VIII rejoice with the local officials over inc a'q
,ion Of this remarkable young PLAYER. Aiuioush ""'!
twenty.onc years oi. iuse has been ptcher VI V""
ncnce for the last four years. and he Is To-Day inc o
TT. IN tho country lie Is feet in height ana
weighs over 200 pounds With his great strength nc
ought TO DE- better pitcher than ever under inc III"
rules Eus!c is also q good batsnan and basefunnet,
Jonn r. Brush. the president OF the cincinnati '"o
lives In Indian, pos where Rusie makes his nome
,f, tbc LEAGUE meeting the officials OF the New-iorR
club requested Irush 10 try TO persuade Rusic seh
n contract with the NcwYork club. No one envi'd MI
Brush his task for Rusc had always been heh
saaried PLAYER and 10 thought that he would reiuse
., .,,o a, ,odncton I'm salary Rusie had two years
contract with the New.York club calling for $1,000 but
when he tecinci last season to accept reduction In
solory he Tcrnan and Fuller were rel asc1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21
TIE FAIR TO BE OPENED At NIGHT.
rny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUNE.I

Chicago. March Cot was practically settled to-
day that whatever the fate Of Sunday closing. the
rule az the Worlds Fair will b. late closing. Here
tofore the expectation has been that only on Gala
ana special occasions and perhaps two evenings "A
week would tho great expense OF keeping open at
night BE- justified. Chief Engineer ShanklanL this
afternoon put tho matter in II nutshell lie said :
The electrical exhibit Is the finest thing on the
grounds The people win want 10 see 1t and they
will have IA chance This means that tie gates WILL
be- kept open until II O'Clock Any other ruling
would be- the utmost folly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21
A SYRIAN AND Ills KIOSK ARRIVE HERE.

lie has come and the children OF the
faithful are glad. There was no bare OF
rumpets and no chshng Of cymbals to
herald his coming. but tc II known that Brtros
Efrend IIclwch, OF Syria. Is sojourncr within our
gates. lie brought with him boxes which would be
a burden for two-scorc camels Britros Enendi
IIcwch made unto himself n Kiosk lie punt
II of fine woods and mosaic work. lie has brought
the kiosk, packed In forty boxes. TO exhibit ut the
Worlds Fair I'm Chicago. The kiosk Is an open
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21

The Newark Republican City Convention 10 hoih'h""
..s,.o ~ the CITY Home held Yesterday afternoon In
chester Row Newark George b. swain was hoh"ha"u
,rho convection called IN order By County |himH
Carl Lentz and Noah Brooks. Editor OF The Aa'r"sc
was elected permanent Chairman. Df' n'oo"s nav"
...h oxco,iatna the democratic Legislature for It's
Infamous raccrrack legislation ana OTHER ouuases upon
the people OF the State The resolutions a1opod can
upon All good citizens unite against the gsmbiefs
and corruptionis.s In ptwS.