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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-11
TRUSTEES SALES.

ua,cd the 18th day OF September. $780, and due NJ
nc nc TWO and three year,. Ut the First National
wahh OF roanoke, and VII, re ~ default has been
ru t ~ inc payment OF he second or said notes
,S ,he ,atnc wac due, and bein. requested 40
sale ~, =" 1 ,hn saih j.. I Gibson. mili oner for
IN ~ az pnohc auction In trout OF he courthouse
t' ,n" ciiy OF koanosc, Va, on the i7rII LAY
ctioed property, TO Wit: ''''
Lots Nc" ~ aud Is. section g as shown upon the
lei. The r.e h"ss Edition OF the city of Roanoke
ssaid E. Moore and NJ. f. Garner hy y I,, ,no
nnthas vi on aud wife by deed bearing date n
i'n ,.,' uny OF September ls9l
TERMS OF SALE sufficient cash IN nov tho
oNprtrcs ot sale ana the sum of sG25 with inter
ost 'nc,eoa from tho 18Th day September. isso
anu II tue property shalt bring enough snf,icjcnt
% Oh me purrhasc money To be made payable on the
t;.n DAY OF September iS,3 "a VIII pay OF and
$50. with interest fro the 18th ,,uy M Scnto'n
Der. lSW maturing on that dav and tho hoinncn
da sy y dt cmc ana two .c9; with interest from
chaser anc secured by decd OF trust ON III. nron-
crty I y p,Vl, -, ..,R'oP-
II i7tds - 'A IN r ~:
J cnted 9Th day of September, $50 by 4. l.
Snrles to the undersigned trustee to scc,,c -
James A Wager $1,000, evidenced By two ncgo.
t,aolc notes OF even date with said deed each In
tne sum OF Sl5i, payable respectively in ono and
Two Years from date with interest ann default
said notes. and being Icqurcd so % do do nv ,b u.
io yrIgT ot Sald no,o VIII on SATURDAY, THE
~; /" "ht OF INC courthouse in the city o! koa
hnhc, n SCH by public auction To the highest
uluHc. MI mat certain lot parcel OF land to-
gcthcr with the improvements |, inc in the citv of
nnnah0kc, va, and d scrbcd as follows:
- sinning at point on the north s,dc OF Elm
strcct ~ ftct west Of Park street trontin0 IN
feet on Elm street and running back IN, feet ~
mn ~. alley and Known rs lot No "a. IN section 5 on
unS map OF Lewis addition to the city of Roa
EhMS: Cash enough to pay the costs OF exc
UL,ihE ms trust and 10 pay the past due note
win interest to day of sale and rrotcst fec and
the rcsidnc, II any, will be payable IL and IA
NOUNS h from day OF sic. All deferred payments
notes and secured by deed OF trmst ON the urnn'
crty. HENRY NJ DHSIEF pup
1ru ,us Trustee.
i his sac has been postponed till Friday. .Janu-
""rs " 1873 HENRY NJ. DANIEL,
Trustee.
THIS sale has been postponed till Friday. Janu-
AIRY -, 1873 HENRY NJ. DANIEL,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-11
1910 ids

by mutnal c1nsont the above sale hos hccn
po tuoncd until Mcnd'y, January -, mt sine
hour and place. j. =. SIMMONS
Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-11

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
- October H. $50, and OF record in tho Office OF
the clerk OF the Hastings Court for the city OF
Roanoke, Va, 10 deed book So page 267 In which
W. +: winch conveyed To the undersigned trustee
certain real estate therein described 10 secure TO
Florence V. Mo 1eti the payment OF the sum OF
Ss;Ei3s in two equal insamcnts of gllG Gaj at ono
anu TWO Years after date. with Interest. and
whereas default has been made In tho pa, mcnt OF
the last OF said notes and having been requested
70 to do by the beneficiary, will on THURS
DAY JANUARY II, 1888, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ,
IN 'front.' OF tho courthouse OF the city OF Roanoke,
Va oncr Tor sale 10 the highcs' bidder all that
certain LOT or parcel OF land situated in the city
OF Roanoke, Va, and known ~ lot 10 section ~
~ shown by the map OF the property OF tho West
End Land Com 1nny on tlc Mt tho Office nf the
ERIK of tho Hastings Court for the city OF Roam
okc, Va.
TEHMs: Cash sufficient To pay II c cost Of exc.
cutting this ,rns; aud To pay the past due AT d III
rald note of $ilGbb, with interest from October
IL, $500. and tho balance payable in two equal
payments AZ one and two years from day ot sale
10 he evidenced by the notes OF purchi err with
interest Mt per cent, and to be secured by A
decd OF trnst upon the property.
JAS. ;. SIMMONS, Trustee
AIr W;,,.t tn a n.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-11

his sale has been postponed till Friday. Jauu-
AIRY ~ 1879 HENRY NJ. DANIEL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
PHILADELPHI1 BROKERS FAIL.

LACGIlL1N M'MANCS CARRI ED DOWN BY THE
READING CRASH AND LOCAL COMPLICATIONS
Philadelphia. March &C \. McNanus, OF the broker
age firm of Laughlin & McManus. with Office in the
DreAel Building. to-day applied In Common Pleas
Court No. 3 for the appointment OF receiver for
the firm Judge Gordon appointed John = Hopkins
cashier Of the Peoples Bank, 1t is alleged
That dissatisfaction among the members Of the firm
regarding its management the for the
ceivcrship application but II admitted at the
Office that the firm has failed The extent Of the
assets liabilities coud be learned this afternoon
but statement will probably be issued tomorrow.
The firm had contracts on the stock board ana
only individual dcpo,ore will suffer. The firm, which
did large business. is composed Of Robert Laughln,
{. \. McManus and William King, and cstab-
lshcd on November T. 1871.
The primary cause Of the failure the fac.
that the firm had its locked up In rle
certificates Of Indebtedness issued by the Public Build
inss Commission. The latter body, In anticipation
Of reimbursement Of city appropriations, issued
between 100000 and 500 900 of these certificates. 1h
refusal of City Councils make appropriate the
commission for this year. rendered ii impOs blc for
the holders TO be reimbursed. For years large
share OF the transactions Of this firm has consisted
III diScounling the paper of public officials AMI war
rants. They tcH up. AZ discount, the major
portion Of the certificates of indebtedness issued by
the commission 10 contractors and found thcn,elvc,
with fully half million dollar, of its paper. To
make matters worse, the valiiiry Of the icat,e
was impcached by City solicitor Warwick.
The house known TO have been long I'm
Reading and Lchigh Valley al the beginning of the
recent crash in these securities. The firm a
strong hul i'll Reading and the shock coming sc
suddenly a. it did threatened carry them under
with the first heavy break In the market. They
wcithCrcd The attack however and. although cippcd
and shaky i,r some daNN, managed TO bear up under
the strain until This morning Ia" cuncIsi II
reached that II useless to Try TO hold ai>t
the adverse cCndiN N)ns longer. The Liabilities
are scattered. chiefly among the banks. il il said
The banks called margins the firm. and requested
them to build up several loans pretty la III
m'n>io H.. and unable 10 do largely Dm The fact
that many Of their customers failed to respond. the
house forced T. under.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
nrrR,Gys oN NEGROFs Is MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson. MI, March i>P'idN.- -Nhli"air nav
been commiiiu, frc-h ouirl-c, in Ilh" county, mol
wiih-f.ndng GO, crnor -i"n- recent proclamation ana
Offer Of reward for in" arrest ~ The oH'ni".s. llov
cr, Nil.on an Intelligent ncsio, va, her" ms evening
and Informed Governor stone of ouims"> p"r'im'N
on himself and Ion and bali DOZEN Other n"gr"cs
within The last two wcc,. Fourteen white m'n ana on"
negro pulled him and hi- ~on "u' ~ their h"l, t."
night, ago and administered i"ffihl" l"1Is' on hi'
l.,t.. backs, giving uo roI-on i'r iarlr Ar'i"i I"'
,.r ma, c,cu runs-.d and wilson recognized ten "f
'h. party. Th.y ordered him +" l1v" 10" county.
which De- Gd. tn" next night 'h"y -iol" hl> '"'h
and burned hi, house. lie j. afraid 10 report 'h'
villain, 10 the Grand Jury, th"y threatened 10 All"
him II he did. Heretofore punishment ha- Deem III
Gic'cd only Oh negro tenants Oi lcbr""s' D"' '"l'
n.crn Wis the tenant Of American. not a h'Ii'N'
he ncsroc, lr. leaving a." county. abandoning hvH'
crops and al. wlhir the Hebrews are s"lhl5 'h'1
property - rapidly ~ p Slit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
DEyy THAT THEY ARE HOARDING GUILD

Denver Co March "-Ihc Denver ''"'"s
IIouse 10 day adopted the following resolutions
Uhor,-,s Delialle Information has been received
,hat n report mas grincd circulation In the Els hh'
The Colorado banks and especially the Denver ~ Dnns'
,re boarding gold and such reports are uIi w.
md I'm our opinion. nr" circulated f"r 'he Puii 1T
~ iniuring the cause Of silver therefore, be ~
III thc Denver Clearing House Association her'py
pledges itself TO exchange with The otcrcl! VI Ia va
Treasury o. United stuteS r1Oooooo III eo'u
cain for like amount OF legal ndcr notes. me i.shi
tender notes to be delivered In benver at .",, nr ""r
M sucI trusfer. That the Sccr.tary of the Dci'r
.,rinp Inuso Association BE- Instructed 10 sciu
,n,.,r,m TO The Honorable senator Henry \. icher.
az ari", IIouse Association. to the following en"ct
Won are authorized To offer Oh behalf of tlc Nalio.i
hanks of Denver to tie Secretary oi ~. i'i>n.t
~ 400 600 I'm gold coin in exchange for IKE ahhnt
nf Il cal tender notes. the eAclangc and delivery 20 "
made I'm Denver this offer 10 stand good ior one
week from this date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
A RAILWAY OFFICIAL INDICTED.
PIEsENTMENT AGAINST A GENERAL sUPEIIN.
TENDENT FOR MrRDER.

PEESENTMENT AGAINST A GENERAL sUPEEIN.
TENDENT FOR MURDER.
Chicago March 2.-The Grand Jury has Just rc-
turned an indictment for murder against Charles d..
Law. general superintendent Of the Fort Wayne road
The indictment IS the result Of the accident at the
Forty scvcnSt. crossing Of the Fort Wayne roa1 in
which four persons killed outright and fourteen
seriously injured. The charge Is not balabe ono
and Mf Law Will be arrested and put In jail.
The Grand Jury also indicted Peter schwartz
a nagman; John Albrecht. gatcman. and Henry
W. Rou,cup an engineer, the three latter men
being also in the employ Of the Fort Wayne road
The charge against the men is murder, on account
Of the accident at the Forty sevcnthst crossing II
is said that schwartz and Mbrccht were not attending
Il cir iu-inc, they haviIg gone into switch hantN
Ia warm themselves. ROu>cup Is accused OF running
at too rapid rate inside the city, and with not keep
ing "A pruJ"r lookout. The indictment against Mr.
Law is based upon the fact that he had general super
vision Of running Of the trains, ana that II was
his business that his >ubv did not Nolai"
the laws.
There have been three street cars crushed by loco
motives at this crossing within the last eighteen
months. and ilc attempts 10 punish high Official o.
tie rund i, more attempt To hold somebody above
liz, rank Of vitchnan galcfnan responsible" ir IN
killing. ihan u belief that Law j. iNiiuallv r"
.ron~iblc. There j. : doubt whether Mr.. Law can
, brought from Fort WAYNE. where he lives To answer
the Indictment. but every effort will be- made TO brine
i'm %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
~ WARPAINT AND COR ;EOTS FEATHERS
TAMMANY BRAVES START WITH MICH FIRE
WATER EOR WASHINGTON.

The cheering rays of a bright Mnr'h sun fell OF
the throngs Of Tnmmanv warriors who made their
way yesterday from the various Wgwnm h"aiI'ar
tcrs all over the city 10 cross the North River
ferries TO the Pennsylvania and Jersey Central STA
tions. These stations were crowded all day and
until the last night trains started with city Ollie"
holders. politicians OF all shades and grades sight
sccrs Of both SEXES. and any number Of faithful
Democrats who hope that SOONER later their scr
viccs and sacrifices in the Of tan reform and
wildcat currency may bc recognized with an
Office Of some kind. The mob from nj. hourly
increased both rs 10 strength Of numbcrs and OF
breath for many Of the warriors began reinforcing
their enthusiasm early in III" day with Manhattan
and Martini cocktails. plain and mixed drinks.
and kept it up until the trains. divided into sections.
got under way. Few OF these sections were made
nm OF less than seIen to ten cars, and many Il
them had thirteen.
The Baltimore and Ohio Rond sent on four train,
Of Wigwam braves under tie direction Of Police
Commissioner John C. Shcehan. eX-Assemblyman John
=. Donnelly. Police Justice Daniel F. Mcmahon and
Police Justice Charles Weldc. Train A took the
Tammany delegations Of the 1st. NlIlth and XVIII
districts: train b. those Of the WIN, lXh and Nh:
train G., those OF the NlIth NINth. NNlNth ana
XXXth and train ID. those Of the XXVth, XXVIih.
XXvIIth and XXvlIlth districts.
A force of railroad employees. aided by sundry
handy braves hurried aboad the cars great cuant
ties of packages whose labels Indicated That the
supply Of whishey. lecr. champagne. ham. cornci
beef and other kinds Of solid and liquid refresh
ment was not likely 10 give out before the crowd
was landci in Washington. II took twelve trucks
and two express 10 transport the freight in
tended for one OF these train, III, Liberty Il.
ferry Zig ,quarc cakes Of lee were taken alng
and placed near the hampers Of liquid supplies.
Among the prominent assistant managers and care
takers were Colonel Michael C. Murphy Alderman
Flynn. Daniel F.. Finn John =. IIillv Peter Farley.
W. a.. ByrDe Charles f. Murphy George f.. Best,
Daniel +. Enselhard, Paul Jones, Louis Munsinger,
JesepA !. Hersy. 3aTthslonsw Donovan, James y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
THE CONNECTICTT LEGISLlTC RE.

Hartford March An effort In the s"nat" 10 tAke
up the confirmation Of John seymour a -uFdic'
Commissioner on the ground tllt il rejected the
Governor would Hoj be able L. make another non|l-
ton within the statutory lm alton, was defeated
and the matter will come up tomorrow afternoon rs
originally assigned.
The House this morning voted 10 postpone III
definitely the eight contested election cas'S by ii
vote os III 10 1OJ after "A long debate. Tic re-
por Of The Committee Ol Contested Elections womb
lave seated three additional Democratic m"mbcs
Among the bills presented Wa On" providing that
railroad shall be entitled to deduction from III"
market vamc Of itS capital liable 10 taxation on
account # money cXpendod for " operating cApnses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
TTDAUY,S CALIFORNIA ENTERPRISE

Omaha. March THE announcement Is made that
Michael Cudahy La, taken steps To erect large PORK
packing establishment at Los Angeles, Cal lie ia'
secured permission - erect slaughter hpu G, ana
las also boucbt the Nadcau Ranch. about -four mil :
from the cty paying for il *loj.oOO. MI tm' ian /
viii =. sown with alfalfa. on which hoS' thriVc III
that COUNTRY a. well corn here hh"tlc IAN Ii
OF 1900 acres adjoining IN Nadcai Hahch hi'' -
lecn ,ecircd Cndaly say, in three years Ne VIII
have 10000 head OF hogs there. lherc i s','
opposition at IOo Angelo, to the N'hnr' o'' -
,,, ,,.,,, !, will nyoil ANYTHING. Mr. Cuda!y
expect, 10 supply al the toa't WIN ~ "M, I'm ~ >"
within a few YEARS. and an earnest oi II ~ , n
he ha. bonghi - 900 dwelling in Los An 'eic' ana
viii live there half the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
THE PARIS GETS HER PAPERS.

Pldladclphin. March 2.-Pap"rs Of registration were
issued MI afternoon by th" Collector "' tI' l"r'
~ the international Navigation Company. owners o'
the steamship !iry Of pari,. by which that NcSs' !
entered at this port American. The farls' ~
.bo will llcrcnncr be known Is Gic second foreign
built vessel entered and registered nnd'r III" "''
Of Mav 1892. providing that such craft MAY )"
registered at American ports upon 'h' '','
-, ..oIs of coual tonnage and value In shipyariN
.,,ro,,d in tLis country. Precisely the same form
observed I'm the registry OF The steamship lily {"
xcw York NOW New York; last week was "mPlo!'a
in thn papers making Philadelphia the home port o'
The Iarls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
THE CASE or HENRI ID. SHIPM1N.
DR. CLE>VEL>ND SAYS THAT HE WAS NOT
CRUELTY TEEATfD AT POJGIKEEr>IE.

Hochc~fcr. Y. y. March ~ man from New York
has been in t- city looking mp Information regarding
the relative. 81 tn" late d.. shpmln. Of Rochester.
\ son of Dr. >lipman T. now confined In an Insane
IL yluin. and II I, claimed that he Is not receiving
proper treatment ai the Institution. Young >hpmaii
shot and killed 4 woman In front Of th" Gl,ry lious"
in Now Yolh about four y'aGs ago. and Wa arrested
charged with murder. shpman va declared 20 =" III
sane and We sent the asylum. wh'r" b" ha, h'-i
ever since. II va, charged that the asylum In "hl'h
~ipmdn j. confined j. not the proper plac" Tor hin "
that M suffering from several broken riis cauS'd
bv blows received ~ jh- hand, %; ia" attendants.
Tl.r. ar. no relative, % youn. -hipnin In the civ
~ present. HI mother 3, living with daughter ~
Los Angeles. cal.
PnucAL.rp>ie. y. Y. March l-pociall.-Dr. '"aN"
land the supciint ndrni ~ the Hudson RIVER sthtc
HOSPITAL said 10 night that lcnr' D. shipman. VINO
shot Mr.. Josephine Mason, VIZ - year ana nan
ago transferred 10 Auburn. and Wa rc"ntN sent
from there 10 the Institution for Criminal lnSan" at
NatfnnWau. IT,. denied that ~lpman wIN 'fucIN
treated at ric IIud> u River Ntht" Hospital or at
least that any report Of tlat Kind had ever reached
lin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
uOr-yDED THE WOMAN AND KILLED HIASELf'

Bridgeport Conn. March 2.-Ai"Hhhd'r - "''"''
,,cto, vn,rng Greek. today shot Miss Emma
EI,u. vounc women 10 wflom he has been paying
attentions recently and then slot himself through 'he
bcor, The affair happened AT the "stabiis' 'h'h'
where Miss Klaus Is employed Ilr'h'rhg'oh
visited the young woman's home last night ana pro
poscd marriage. but was rejected This noon wi'e
Mics Kans was alone In III" store. he again ap
pcorcd Again he offered hu'elf, ana again nv was
refused. lie then drew revolver anu ''.u 81 "
o,,n, ,vom,n The ball entered her left breast
t.,, ho,ou the heart IIcthcrngton then placed the
,,,,o M ,hc revolver against his own breast anu
nluLNc VI ,i.d almost Instantly. The young
fired. Ill" dl'd aIH"s' ''ytou, Iut Shc n
woman's injury will not prove Serious ou' Shc -
nrusirItcd from the shock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
vR pEcE'S CASE MAY BE TRIED AGAIN.

Albany. March 2-Thc General Term OF 'he i"'"
Dcnartncnt I'm session in tlis city, halhed d""h
decision today which brings the cas-" OF '"'rIc9 r
pcck cx-Iabor Commissioner of the state, once "oc
before the trial court. The demurrer to Inc h'olc'
mont, In this case which was Iniciposcd Dy A''
ucnran for the defendant, was sustained by 1"usc
cmie In the County Court. and the case was d''STu'
An appeal from this decision was taken H ~ ~D',
49,. @ r.,ou and the decision rendered today
r,vcr,cs the Judgment Of the County Court ahd give,
Judgment for the people, with leave TO dcenuanm, ~
." ,,'thd,aw demurrer and plead 70 the merits.
rho nplnion /, by Presiding Justice May ana
jndcr IIcrrlck. Judge Putnam wnuhg II oisaeh"ns
opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
TOO wren GREEK FOR TIE STUDENTS.

Chicago. March C>pccIah.-Thc freshman c'''. ~
Northwestern University T. in open rebellion a9h"''
prot...or rohcrt- Baird, Of that institution. Ih'N
.ov Il. gives them lessons I'm Greek WHICH "i'
altogether too long and that lcy must BE- ShT'o''''
Every dav lie gives them two new pages OF N"hpP"'l'
IN road two old to review, about ."o 'i''"
word, to memorzc ana asks questions "ih'h n"I
uo place. on the programme. a NJ meeting was h'Il
=, d,v 81. ,rhich Professor Baird and hi, long Glc'h
,.nu. were vigorously denounced. and II Wa lhhh
moI.y re-. ovcd that If the lessons are not shof"hc'
the whole class will strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
THE GLOUCESTER TRACK GETS \ LICENSE.

Gloucester, n. j.. March (>pcclal-A license was
tonight granted under the new racing law 10 inc
South Jersey Jockey Club. 1t is for 6V years and
the fee fixed Is $3.50 500 year. Asscmblymah
William J. Thompson who l. the president OF the ciub
and also a member OF the Council and OF the County
Board u Freehoders, present AT IN" meeting Ihc
vote on granting the license unanimous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
UOEr SMITH SELLS PART or MS INTEREST

Atlanta Ga. March 2.-Ilohc smith. Who J. I"
be- Secretary of the Interior under Mr. 'hN"l"hd'
left Atlanta for Washington AT noon to-day accom-
panied by q large party Of friends. Mr. smith i"'
d. posed of portion oi III, stock in " The Mah'a
Journal 10 employees Of the paper. ~, during III
residence af Washington. hc viii be unable 10 take
n.r, g. t,. mruacrn.ut Of thu journal. There VIII
i,c no change in the policy oi the paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
Sx0IY R0LND TOWNS IN IOWA.

Mason City. Iowa. March 2.-Slnce Inc Storm OF
Monday night Mason City has had little communication
with the business world The general telegraph ohces
I'm th, cly will be ready for business before 10
morrow The Iowa Central has not had train In Ance
Monday Mason City and Fort Dodge are In the same
condition. The storm was the hardest on thc isil'
roads known here for years Snow ploughs were IN
aecusi and the Ice and hnd TO be shovehed OUT
fhrouehout the rural districts the road. are Almost
imnsssabis and WI remain 30 toy several weeSSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
BERKSHIRE MILLS At BRIDGEPORT DESTROYED.

Bridgeport. Conn. Fb. 2.-The Fire Department
succeeded in getting the fire AT the Berkshire mill,
under control al 80 th, morning The bridge
the fequonnock River caught fire twice but not
badly damaged. The plant was owned by the y. H.
Winton estate, valued nj nearly $4,000 and
insured for half that amount. The building
burned, but storchoiisc filed With barc Of -four va>
saved. The mill NJ the oldest i'm the tate
having been built in 1888. The fire tn largest
in the city in six years. the entire department bling
called
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
OYSTER DREDGERS FIGHT TIE POLI'E'

c,iseo,d Md March "a fight took place iaS'
night b.,vcou The drcdccrs ana the Virginia P'"''
schooner About o O'Clock Crisicd WAS a'"''"' =,
bearing the heavy boom Cf cannon ana f'Fo' ~,
rife, The drcdgcrs doing effective WORN ~
Tsngier sound on Woman's Marsh, wien ''P''" ~,
came up and opened fire with his cannon. ihr h
dredgers replied with rifle. 1t j. reported 'ni' u"
police schooner was obliged To Withdraw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
SALEM PEOPLE DEMAND REPEAL.

salem, " j.. March "a mass meeting OF IN"
citizens Of Salem held in the Court House last
night TO protest against the racerack bills E'HoIu
tions were passed condcmning the action oi senator
Butcher, praisng Assemblyman Diver. and demand
Ing the repeal of the laws \ petition Is being clr-
cuYated and will be sent Trenton next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
PRESIDENT HARRISON As Law TEACHER.

HE ACCEPTS A PROFEsSORsIup IN LELAND
STANFORD JR., UNIVERSITY.
Washington, March 2-Prcsident Harrison
this evening accepted profes,orship in the
Leland STANFORD, jr., University OF California
He will deliver a series of lectures constitu-
tonal law beginning in October next. He has
had the matter under consideration for some
weeks but did not signify his formal acceptance
until this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

ana having Its principal Office in Washington, d. C..
The petitioner is Edwin F. Mastcr,on. OF Chicago "A
sockhoider, who alleges that the company has been
hsciveni for year and has done no business since
IL was organized. The company makes general
denial Of the allegations but practically admits that
1t IS doing no business account Of waiting until
The expiration Of the Bell Telephone patents. which
VIII occur this month Tic capital Of the company
Is So,OOO,OOO. Decision WAS reserved.