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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
TIE MIND.READER EARNS HIS FEES

from The Washington Post.
A mind reader and n Hebrew merchant were rid
Ing together on the same train.
Il can read your MIND says the former.
"Il bet you two dollars you cannot" says the lat
tor
"Thinl OF your occupation" said tho mind render.
The other thought. "lou are merchant" said his
companion.
"Grracious heaven! yOn haf struck IT," said the
Hebrew.
Think Of where you have been" said the mind
reader. and In 4 moment be- said. YOu have been In
New York.
4 smile burst upon the Hebrews face
Can do that cfry time - he asked.
al think So" said thr mind reader. Now, " yOn
Will think Of what yon were dong-ycs. were
buying stock OF goods"
lila. hal" said the merchant; lyon vos n great
man."
Now think again" said the mnd-rcader. "nnd !
viii tell Won OF what Won are thinking" minutes
pause. Z" Nou thinking how you can beat the
New York firm out Of the goods and the money
Instantly the Hebrew ran his hnnd into his poke"
and produced twodOllar bill and handed IT To III"
mind reader. The latter looked triumphant.
"Oh. no." said the Hebrew. "you hat not guessed
right this time. but gf two dollars FOR the Idea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
PAINTINGS At AUCTION.
4 JULES BRETON SELLS FOR ST. 600.
CulCKERlNti HALL CROWDED WITH LOVERS OF
ART-NIXETY- PICTURES BROUGHT
sl4i.4i5-GERoMES CARPET MER
CHANT" SOLD FOR sl5.1O0.

CHANT" SOLD FOR slj,1OO
An Interesting collection of paintings, belonging Il
the Estates Of Charles d. Osborn and Edwin Thoir ana
10 Edwin ;. Chaplin, was sold at auction 1T Chcker
,nc Hall last night. There were II higr manner %
artists and other lovers II art present. Thomas b.
Kirby, the auction cr raised his hammer promptly at
o'clock. When the curtains had been drawn back
The viitoF," by E.cosura, was shown. aud found n
Owner fer 1929, after spirited bidding. The coec'
ZION contained ninety nine pictures. which were SOLD
for $l41,44j.
The principal sales of the evening were made 10
II. Schsus, who secured Departure for the Fields,
bv julie. Breton, and "Thc Oriental Carpet Mer-
chant by Gcromr for 81 900 and $1,000 re-
.pcctively after lively contest.
g. II. Il. Mitchell obtained TreadInS ont Wheat IN
Egypt Ceromc for g., 80; Reconnaissance, Bene'
lscllecourt for -. 600, and Death Of the stag.
GouLic, for 5000 J. II. dc In Mar secured the
Monarch Of the Forest" RO-a Bonheur. by bid OF
s4.7oo; the "Temp,aton OF st. Anthony" Lcioir'
for $1,000. and "Aurora,' Bougcreau. for 5000.
Othcr purchases were:
In the studio Munkaczy. 3, SO0 Frederick Lay
ton; Dawn LcicDvrc. $1,000, Judge L. H. Dugro
"Of for the Hunt" C0ubIc, s1,20O. Mr.. kcyscr {;
Landscape ana Cattle" Troyon, *7,50o. George
Adams The Butterfly" Le!oir $3.50. McCroshy
Butt; Venice" Eico. Sl,fO0, \. Lcwsohn
spring Time" and Ihc 6orm," Cot. S1,7O)
and 81 600, respectively Mr. Wallace; Cattle
Won Alarckc $1,000, IL. 5chaus; fondly Gal-
Ing" Meyer Won Bremen, $3.50, Albert Haskell :;
Landscape and Cattle" Tr0you, 1880; Priest
Fishing" Leo Hermann. sj2j; a Cavalier" +. M"'
sonicr ~ 900 "Crrassler" Detaillc ~ GEO. "GolHg
TO Church." Sadcc. $50: Violin Player" Corazzo
$3.50 Girl Knitting" Merle. S475; Female Head
Couture, $50; AFTER tho Fox Armtcld
$3.50: "Tic Fortune Teller Diaz, $1,000 /;
a Cavalier J. Is. Irving $40: Asleep" Firmn-
Girard. 1913; The Lunchcon,' Seger. $3.50: "The
Miniature Comte. Sl75; The Finishing Touch,"
Baugnlet s225: Apple Blossoms licade $40;
"Stil LIFE" Dc,gOhe, 500. FL gsh Landscape"
Percy. 1l-O; " rnc Forbidden BOOA" Kills, 500.
Peaches in Bowl g. II. Hall. $50 "a New Novel"
Reyntzens. 500: The Bridal Party" BalaOwicz,
500; q" Arthmetics." Guy. s22j Have shine.
sir ~ j. G.. Brown, $50, and Among the Flowers"
Charnay, $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
SENATOR ELECT WHITES SNAKE STORY.
From the San Francisco Examiner

From the San Francisco Examiner.
The only snake story can voucli for said Ste
phen NJ White, rs one from the early days OF Ar
iona. \ great python or boa ravagcd the land Kill
ing man, cattle and occasionally taking oil an inhab-
liant. 1t noticed that the surviving animals Were
wounded with great plnctHrr larger than would I've
lnilc ed by fangs. ono day, as a man. who might
or might not have been my ell was Wandering along
wOOlcd river bank N the enormous reptile and
took Ia his heels. IT." snake, which was at least
feet tong. ned. Juet The frightened
dolgcd behind tree the snake coi!cd and struck not
with the head but With the tail ON this tail
o..iy l,ui,. iihr the point of stngray's tail
ly very much larger and heavily Darbcd. 1t this
which had caused tie wounds in The cattle Well,
! aid the snake struck Just The lodged behind
the tree The toll point entered the tree and penctrat
FAR that ii could not b" Withdrawn. The snake
wrigcl,d and twisted, but TO avail The frightened
man nndc his cscap" and did not return to the place
until next year. Then he found at the foot OF that
tree the monster skeleton Of the snake the barbed tail
SIM remaining IN the trunk, where, for all know, It
remains 10 this day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
PRAISE FROM TWO STA TESMEN.
EX. SECRETARIES OF STATE EXTOL HIM.
HAMILTON FISH AND WILLIAM NJ. EVARTs PAY
TRIBUTES TO TIE DEAD LEADER.

HAMILTON FISH AND WILLIAM NJ. EvAETs PAY
TRIBUTES TO TIE DEAD LEADER.
Hamilton Fish, who was Secretary OF State when
Mr. Blaine the Speaker OF the lIonse OF Repre-
sentaves first learned OF the death OF the tx SDa or
when a Tribune reporter called at his home, NJ Soy
cntcenih-s and Sccondavc. His first expression on
hearing Of great statcSman's death "a great
man has gone" Continuing, he said " lie was the
greatest American OF his time, and his death probably
ends the most active life in our history. For twenty
five or thirty years be has been powerful figure In
The country, and his fight against death has been
brave one. lie flied large space In politics and In
the administration CT the Government. Int the end
coming at this time | do not believe Will affect
change the Administration or anything else. That has
been discounted by his long Illness. ! did not meet
Mr. Blaine OF recent years. When knew him h.
vigorous OF body well as In mind. and he was
of those aggressive. ambitious. energetic statesmen
whose Qualities drew some men toward them, and ut
the same time made enemies for them. When was In
the State Department saw much of him. lie
Speaker of the House at that Tine and he lived with
his family house directly across the street from
where lived. Ny personal relations with him were
always pleasant. As Speaker Of the House he was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
TIM CHURCH DIvIDEB AGAINST ITSELF.

The Southampton, l.. l.. Presbyterian Church is en-
delivering select to the Rev. DR.. j. {.
IIaock who resigned accept call to the Park Concrc
gatOna Church In brooklyn There two candidates
place. the Rev. Mt. Wicks and The Rev. Mr..
Newman Mr. Weeks is married and has family. Mr..
Newman young aud is not married INC younger
portion ~ congregation enthusiastic young
man. while the older portion regard Mr.. Wicks the
better man place In order select II pastor it
necessary that u majority should for him Neither
controversy has been able obtain a majority
OF the whole number, some refuse To vote. or thoso
who have voted Mr.. Newman has nfty.two and
Mr. Wcks forty-lvc The trouble 10 growing more
serious every day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.

MR. IIAERITY DOESN'T WANr \ CABINET PLA L.
Philadelphia, Jan. 27.-The Interesting report sent
out from Iakcwood that william :. IIarrty WI, t.
be Mr.. Cleveland, Po>tmas'cr-G'n"rl J, not con
lrmed by the former. To a reporter last night Mr.
IIarriy said 81 stick to what haNc aid all along
I am not a candidate for Office Va Mr.. Cleveland >
Cabinet nor In the Federal service. Ny views ar"
pretty generally known In this matter. Ii J. not
true that ! had been tiegraphcd for - 20 u Mr.
Cleveland nor have received any word or letter IN
dicgtng that he desired Ia ~" In regard L" ID"
ncralsh HID NV various du H., preclude
any possibility Of u Governmental oihc". DO MT
know ANYTHING NOR. about In" gentlemen who have
been and viii be selected 10y Mi. Cleveland Tor Ids
Cabinet than | have read IN the ncWapap'rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
TIN ECLECTIC MEDICAL COLLEGE, REJOICEs.

The New-York Eclectic Medical College held a public
meeting last night in the lecture OF college
No. 800 East Fourccnth>t. for the purpose rejoicing
the vndcaton OF the college by the State Of
Regents. The nled by the alumni and friends
Of the institution There had been complaints made by
stdcnL that the faculty had unjustly refused Ia
grant them diplomas and that the regular lectures had
not given a, announced. Director Parsons
ordered by the State Beard Of RcgentS investigate tho
charges. On December II last he reported that tho
charges malicious that the college had In certain
refused give diplomas to who thoroughly
united receive them, and that Ia his opinion. the
college should receive the support Of the eclectic pro-
fcssion In it, endcayor 70 elevate its standnd.'
There several ,pcoche, madr last evening, all
dwelling the successful Of the ;r0Llrs
urgently asking funds enlarge u,eulnts OF n,
college
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chaunccy ". Dcpcw gave dinner
party last night at their house, No. AZ West Fifty
fourth-st Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. !. Town
send Burden. Colonel ard Mrs De Lancey Kane, Mr..
and Mrs. + :. witherbee. Mr.. and Mrs J. p Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Fish, Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Ker-
nochan, Mr.. and Mrs. ward Cooper, Mr.. AMI Mrs.
C. g. Francklyn. Colonel and Mrs. 5. V. r. Crngcr,
Mr. and Mrs II. Mex. Twombly and Mrs. Paian
stevens.
Mr. and Mrs J. A.. Burden gave q dance for their
niece Miss Ethel Irwin. at their house, No. 9Oo
Firh-avc., last night Elisha Dyer led the coiinon
with Miss Irwin.
Mis- ANY Townsend n 40. West Twenty fifth
st. gave a mall dance last night for Miss Riggs and
a number Of Young people not yet out In society. a.
NJ. MADDEN led the cOOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
TIE ROXY TRACK A GAMBLING CONCERN.

indianapolis, Jan. o7.-In the House last night
a resolution was Offered declaring the Roby racelrack
gambling concern that the officers OF Lake County
either would could not suppress. and asking for the
appointment OF n special committee TO investigate the
matter and report a bill that win remedy the evil.
The friends OF the ROby Association were on their feet
IN an instant and a motion made TO refer the reso-
hilton to the Committee Rights and Privileges The
committee Is supposed 70 be friendly TO TIE as
ISOLATION and Representative Bulzer protested AGAINST
nrt,ino The resolution 10 sleep in cradle rocked by
s friends A scene OF confusion followed ana
motion to adjourn prevailed leaving the resolution On
th. SNEAKERS desk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
4 SUSPICIOUS HORSE 1T NEW ORLEANS
THE JUDGES RULE HIS owNERS OFF. BELIEVING
TIE ANIMAL TO BE KINGEE.

TIE JUD'fS RULE HIS OWNl.RS OFF BELIEVING
THE ANIMAL TO BE RINGER.
New Oflcars Jan. 27.-Tho fourth lace here today
saw something OF repetition OF the Poet Odds episode.
and tho Brann0n brothers " have been connected
vita this cas-" a. well a. Northwestern owner, T..
McCabe VINO ha, been running Laich"ftt and other
horses. lie entered MarNsmau, chestnut horse, aged
Mcte,i-Fannic Campbell, IN I'VE ana half fT0nz
Tor non.winrrs. four Old and AS the horse
was late arrival ald this hi> INST cpIraIancc
the clerk 81 the scJrs looked up his antscel nts
aud found no such horse ~ the stud-hook. lie grew
suspicion, and IeloI the - the hoard OF
troll and they found that NJ alb had u.cgaphcd the
Bannons at Co'ington. Ky and Columbus. Ohio: "or
entered tomorrow. All o. X" \ telegram snnt
u PAYNE. who the IOoi'oom AZ tolumbg.. and IL
learned that The hor" had boon played thcr' heavily
similar report, Neic received other points but
the track there Few brt,. The horse found
have been shipped from Nashville. where McCab, says
that he bought him AMI be admitted tina, name Was
of NJ Invention. the animal has been wOracI at
n ,ht lac ciu,ry r.,ib., the description given 81
lost ODDS. Afirr the examination u the animal and
the circ un-oncc- rounding the race" the judges
Mctahc and Alcn 4 CINDn. hr partner. Oh the track
rnfn th'y proved that the horse a ringer. Al
bet, were drcla"d OF AID book ORDERED wlthou,
the Presence u; MarksHan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
REPUBLICANS. SEND IN YOUR SUGGESTIONS.

II there any Republicans in Newlofk who have any
suggestions make regarding reDrganizntOn tie IN
equity, Committee Of the Republican County Committee H.
ready t, hear them. The following resolution rc-
earding the a'scd at the meeting Of the IN
ccuayo Committee held in the Grand Opera House ycf
tciday;
mttco De- held no. 300 Ei9hthavc. (Irrnd
Orcra House, on evenings Of Wednesday. February
l. and Friday February g. 1898. beginning at O'Clock.
and that such meetings The committee VIII be pleased
receive Republican, personally or ty letter such
suggestions on line Of organization as by him may h
deemed to helpful the interests % the party In this
city and that the suggestions received shall have
careful consideration In the preparation OF amendments TO
, constitution to be submitted the Republican County
Committee"
Only three or members absent from the meet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
MORE GoLp T0 LEAVE THE COUNTRY

There s2,oiooo0 gold withdrawn from the
Treasury yesterday by the bankers who intend ship
specie BY the French la NOrmnndc to-day.
Other amounts were obtained from the banks. and the
total exports will probably be $50 600 the shipments
IN be ~ 500 600 by Iadenburg Thalmann Co.. ~ $50
900 by Iicdcbach. lckelhemer Co.. and 81 900 900 by
Lazard Freres II is also understood that 81 900 Will
shipped by the German steamer that sails Tues.
day
ranged for loan Of $1,000 In gold United
States for the Austrian could not he verified
1t August Belmont Co.'S the New.York representative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington Jan. 27.-Chanrcs In the Corps q Engineers
have bccn made ~ follows Major J. Allen scrrod
from ,;aycst H. Texas ~. Louis. after turning oN r
the works Of his charge to First Lieut. w C. L,ngtt
to relieve Major \. NJ Miller. ordered TO Galveston 70
rcle,. Lieutenant gitt o ihs temporary duties Second
Lieutenant W V Jud-1n ordered Cleveland to Rock
Island Ill. Amy promotion boards at Vancouver Bar
racks Washington ard Fort Mytr Va have been dissolved
Captain l.. y. Crampton assistant surgeon ord red to
temporary duty at Los Angeles C0l.: First Lieutenant
r. H. West Cavalry, West Point for duty as Acting
Comml,sary Of Subsistence there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
a SIMMER HOTEL EtRNED.

Asbury Park, y. j.. Jam - t>p"clAl-Ih' 'HH-
wood House at tI1wood. near kcyport, was totally
DESTROYED b fire AZ about O'Clock this morning.
The loss +, about $1,000 upon which there i an
Insurance. 81 5000. The property was owned by
Watson l.. -lwaGon. and WIS for many years =
popular resort for summer visitors. III" Three V'ch
pants Of the building r>Cap'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
4 NEW AppoRTIoNMEYr IL INDIANA.

indianapolis. Jan. - tsp claD-Ihc suprem" Court
today-four Judges concurring and one dissenting
refused a rehearing Of the rrynand"r case IN which
the last apportionmcnt wa, declared 1" be uhconsit
tlonal Attorney General smith, Democrat, hrd
mayed for thc rohranng, expecting that since the
Court had become Democratic the decision when II
WAS Republican would be set aside II rch,aring
,rcrc secured. This decision c0mpels the Legislature
IN make "A new appOrtonJnent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
Two ARTISTS SOCIETIES GIVE 4 STAG

H." NcN-ioik Wn"r Coor Society AID Ncw.Yofk
Etching club entertained hundred members and
invited guests last night the Academy Of Design with
view ~ their Joint exhibition a supper. The affair
was called 'stlg' aud highly cnoyable Those
pr'sent included I, Harry Eaton secretary u the Water
Color s"ciciy e. +. W. Mlclul secretary the Etching
club; cAJUdgc Horace T.. Russell. J. Brown Walter
Church. oliver Hereford. George MAYNARD. r. - Church
II. Eolton Jones, Percy Moran. Herbert Dcnman Harry
Ftnn AMI Leon Moran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
THE FIRE RECORD.
A., RAILROAD FRIDGE DESTROYED

4 RAILROAD BRIDGE DESTROYED BY FIRE.
wllmantic. Conn, Jim. GA twospan covered
bridge 2Is feet long. the Wilnlanc River on
IN. New London Northern Division OF the ''n'r1l
Vermont Rallroad. about half a mile s"hh OF SCUM
Wellington station, was burned Thursday evening,
neccssitanC the transfer Of all passengers and bag
gage and seriously disarranging the passenger tram
schedule \ temporary bridge Will lie ready for use
an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
4 CHAMPIONSHIP cup rOE ia

\ 'HNhflDNNHlf ~ J. iOlt uAMIIlON iOIisFfIf@
Syncus' y. y. Jan. - tsI~cinlj.-At the annual
citing VI. uir Hrw-l osh stat" intercollegiate" Athletic
As~o iItion. hid tIc Gob. Hotel Tai. afternoon ih,
championship cup f,r the n"ld meeting last May was
awarded u Hamilton college The field meeting will
hcd May 80. Uucs under the direction of Colgate
University tn" officer, Tor the ensuing year are. Pre,l.
dent. \. W. H,lcy. Colgate University; ccpresdont
". Whcslde Syracuse University; secretary and ,rr
g. W. cobb. l"ut" University. The as.o-llton vii!
apply Ia IN" Manhattan Athletic Club 10 furnish JUDI
starter aud referee fog IA, neat ncld meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
A NEW CHANCELLOR FOR NEWARK.

Bishop Wlggcr has appointed Father Wallace. Of S.
paircks CATHEDRAL Newark chancellor Of the diocese
In place Of Father McCarti". Father Wallace Is onr OF
The youngest pii,ts ia ia" diocese and acted A. clerk
If the ecclesiastical court which was summoned TO
try the charges preferred against the Rev. Patrick
Corrigan. Of IlobOhcn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
4 yrDGMEyr AGAINST FRED YUEyGLTyc

C,,v Court Judgment for sIs7 was entered Yesterday
AGAINST Frederick D. Yuengng favor OF j. j. slaeF'
shoe dealer.
YuenQlirg made affidavit In the police court on Ihurs
day when arrested that he lived at the Manhattan 'o
This caused no little indignation the members o
tho club because he only does live there but -
oven under sl~pcnsion The governors AZ their last eN
Ing deprived him OF all privileges Of the club FOR tne
His offence was action in the clubhouse and haa Nv
reference to his relations with Ms Blanc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
" THE FORESTERS' FOR MRS BISHOPS BEyCFfT.

Tho entertainment to be given at Days Theatre on
,,s,v afternoon for the benefit Of Mrs Eleanor Fletcher
rl.hop. the mother Of Washington living B'shop VIII
l., . sroeI,l ncrfnrmapce Of Lord Tennyson's The
r,os,ors ~ nv Mr. Days company. 1t is unnecessary 10
thu. his play was the most remarkable succ' sses
q, rho theatrical season OF year ago In Sew-fok ana
,ho, IL il, now attracting large audiences 10 Days
Theatre Those who enjoy It on Monday afternoon WIN
c,.o ha>c the pleasure Of contributing 70 III" worthy
o.ect OF aiding woman has spent her whole lie IN
nm ssinsh work others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
TIN CREDTTORI HADB 4 CRIMINAL CHARGE.

R.uben Cohen. n dealer in second hand clothing Of
No. 1Gl Dfvlslon-st. arrested yesterday oy
| Detectives Reilly and Won Gerichten, ON the charge
of removing and dlsposing Of property with the In
tent 10 defud his creditors. Last sumner he bought
goods worth 10000, giving bis notes THEREFOR "hsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
DON NJ. DICKINSON GOES HOME.

non 81 Dickinson returned to his home IN Detroit
c,dn lie came TO Ncw.York from Lakewood with P.c,
dcnt.clcct Cleveland in the morning and started Tor the
West in the aft moon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
JUDGMEYr AGAINST THE PANAMA RATLRDAr

Transcript Of a Judgment from Albany County was
Gled In this city yesterday gcan.t the Panama allroad
Company for $40 720 In favor sylvester McChesncy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
Mercurial Rheumatism

Mr. j. C. Jones. Of Fulton Arkansas. says Of S. S. s. :
About ten years contracted Of blood
son. Leading physicians prescribed medicine after
medicine which took without relief. al-o tried
mcreurla and Potash remedies. with unsuccessful iesult,
bu, which brought attack Of mcrcural rheumatism
that made my life Of After suffering rhcuma
tlsIn four years up all remedies and began using
S = s. After taking several bottles | entirely
cured and able work. S. S. s. Is the greatest
medicine for blood poisoning to-day on the market.
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
A SITE FOE THE CATHOLIc cHArTiroUA.

Plattsinrg y. V. ian. % i-pccial).-The managers
OF the Catholic Chautagqia Of the United states
have selected site this city for the erection
Of buildings for the annual meetings The Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company has contributed land
valued at s.I1 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
LAKEWOOD TRAINS

leave New-York from s,a'ion tn'r,i Hnr I New
Jersey, foot Llbcrty-st., North Riv". a. 80 u
a. m as, 3:40. 4 20. 0:iJ Il. ~. ''a
trains. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28

Il a. great financial firm. The transaction IL hae
taken place. Is not known heIe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28

(for ne obituary Of Mr. Btain, See Page H.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-01

posts in the First National hank. Baly
= one o. the god brEs and ptutoerass Who
= : ssockhoider and director in thai bank.
About . year ago 8 run was made on the
BANK Eugene Canheid. II. b. Williams
anu bilty Jenkins pasted a tag on the
door. saying they would see that the de-
positors would be paid Billy sx elied IN
ana said. am worth sin0. go The
denositors Of the bank would like 10
nave btliy Jenkins again make some state
ment about local financial affairs and
let 80 Of the RothschiIds for few min
utes- he IS the owner. or was up to few
months ago. when he s'svndicatedH his
property. the owner Of 900 acres Of land
IN fnis county. Billy jenkins might be
able TO settle number OF depositors' ac-
counts by letting them have land nj rea-
sonaose prices. Many would no doubt be
gao TO transfer their accounts 70 him.
bilay - very free 10 sccuse every one with
being brIbed and the paid tool Of corpora
lions Some Of the workingmen who used
10 pat Calamity Bill on the back, have
noticed Bill never comes back at Us or
denies our statements. They did not know
the INSIDE OF Billy. Since they have found
aim out, they are dropping him like hot
potato.