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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-10

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.-N. Y.C. R s Il, r
Trans iea1e West Forty second street station
New York as follows and ten minutes earhsr
$s NJ DaiJy for Mewlburg; kingston,
ton stamford. Bloomville. Palenvills. Catskll
popntain ssssiSn, SsssSi SIeept SUNDAY for Ne!
i q, u. Daily for AIeapH except SUNDAY g:
'4Pp aiior ears to Albany Sundays only.
l0G A. NJ. Daily for ALBANY. uuca syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit. ChicayS
except Saturday for Toronto; except sunday for
Phoenicia, Hunter. Kaaterskin. Grand, Hotsf Sta.
ton, Stamford, Bioomvile. New Paltz, Lakes
ParIor' cars to Phoenicia. Grand Hotel Station
p6sotae. I \ A. NJ t,r 1adY Ho sere Station iona Hunter ter HKiS assep9.
Kill. Cairo. oatskin Mountain Stat on. Palenvills,
Sany. Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George.
rarlor cars to Phoenicia. Bloonvilla. Saratoga
! Us +. 81, Saturday only for Kingston, PhoenlcIa
Grand Hotel Station. stamford. Bloomviue Aun,
{ H., DAILY except Sunday for Kingston,
ghoenicla,. Grand aossi Station. ARK vile, Hunter
w sss1ase Cairo. VC.sxim Mountain station. Paien-
lille, Albany, ssraI{cgss; and saturdays anrrI only for
Parlor srs to Grand Hotel station and Sara
eoEssairypr car through to oomvil Saturdays,
lMP NJ. Daily except Sunday for ALBANY,
s5 "a 1; N Rsoc Sass ru ataHa'i Niagara aSnss'I Fans sf 8.
troit chicago. st. Louis except Saturday To
AZ \. n. daily, except sunday for Newpur.
Aihauy. Saratoga and Montreal
Rochester. buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
es sSo I. d.. catskui Mountain night line. sunday
only. sleeping cars to Phoenicia ana Bloom vile.
m. Leaves Brooklyn by Annex. $1,000. TO- ~ A.
NJ. asoJ I; M Jersey City /. r. R. station. slo4.
ALIVE haysr.l M, a aas. |; "a ~. .s.4sp.M
Newburgh Locals. Sas slo,l5 A. Ills. 4saIS
Sise unita cara for Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto.
Detroit, Chicago St. Louis on all through
snaiiy. For tickets time tables. parior AMI
sIaening car conamodations or ao-
ply ofiices. Brooklyn. No. 1888 Washington strsss
Ia. 76 Fulton street, Annex Office foot Fulton
street; New York City. Nos 1lS q, sSS ssa. 81
strest, No. IS West l25th street, and at stations.
c. E. LAMBERT.
General Passenger Agent.
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Ganrce.s Irnnr.

George-"Aunty, what does irony
mean?" Auntie-"It means 10 say one
thing and mean The opposite. like calling
~ rainy day a fine day" George-'I
think / understand you. uunty. Wouldn't
this be IRONY: Annie, | don't want a
rice big piee 9 Of cake?' "-Harpeq'sY Young
People.
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THREE CHOIRs TO SING.

The choir of st. Paul's p. E. Church, Duncan
avenue, assisted by the choirs from st. Mary's
church, Mott Haven. and tine Church OF the Be-
loved Disciple, New York, will give a ballad
concert in the guild room Of the church on
May ~. 1t will be under the direction of Mr..
Ball, who directs all thres choir5.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-10
GIRLS BIG AND LITTLE.
Fancy Ideas in Upper and
Underwear for Day
and Night.

Whether it be called empire or green
away, whether it be adapted from the
quaintness of the English idea or the
fancifulness of the French, the present
style of dress for little girls is very fas-
chatting and furnishes. like the dresses
of their elders, a happy variety for selec-
ton.
Every material and every mode in
fashionable vogue for gowns is used for
these women of the future. But the
prettiest child's dress of the season is the
sclover dress of white china silk with
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-10
SI,EAMBOATS.
HoRPoR ATIoN NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on the first day Of MAY,
1882, a plicatton was made to the Board of street
and Water Commissioners by the Lehigh Valley
Terminal Railway COMPANY as owner, and the
Raston and Amiboy Railroad Company as lessee
for the vacation of a potion of
WASHINGTON STREET,
from Its s0utherly terminus northerly for a dis
lance of six hundred ami rhirty feet in accord
anee with q sketch attached TO said petition.
Notice is also given that on the first day of May,
1898, the Committee on Streets aAd sewers OF this
Board reporte l in favor OF said vac ttion.
The land to be vacated may be described as fol
lows:
WASHINGTON STREET
from its southerly terminus northerly for q
distance of six hundred and thirty feet.
And that Monday the 6fth day OF june, 1898, at
10o'clock A. NJ, and the meeting room Of The Board
of street ana Wafer Commissioners are hereby
fixed as the time AMI place when and where the
Board OF Street. and Water Commissioners will
meet to hear parties Interested in said application
and all renonStrsuces against the proposed vaca
ton that may be pr sented in writing.
BY order of the Board of street and Water Com
misstJners.
Clerk.
Dated Jersey City, May 5, 1898.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-10
SANDY NOOK ROUTE.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after NAV Tth, 1893, trains vii
leave Jersey City as foIIows:-

Oh and after MAY Ith, 1S9{, trans VII
leave Jersey City as foIIows:-
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.
913 q. NJ. the COLUMBIAN EXPRESS, daily for Gin
yesIibu!e Sleeping. Dining. Cars, and eoaehts.
,ala A. 81. FAST LINE, with yesttbule Parlor and
daily except Saturday for ioledo.
tlNlrEp, The pion er Of this class of the service.
c 2 paos s saelnsigely s, fPgIIma nGni Tsst o6ssp9 : Ta%3
and smoking Cars. lighted by stationary and NOV
aIi 9 ID si eoon' s nsP noU asl asp 53 eIf IiHSsoqrE E SPa SsiS wiSh
Pullman Festibule Sleeping and Dining Cars, daily
645 ?. NJ. WESTERN EXPRESS, With Pullman Yes
{ bu e sleesing Cars,daily to Pittsburg, CHICAGO and
Cleveland. Dining Car 10 Philad elphia. and Pitts
Il P. IL. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS, daily for
Memphis. Through Sleeping Cars. Dining Car
Altoona TO Richmond, Ind.
ing Car TO Chicago daily for Piitsburg, chicago,
Toledo, and Columbus; daily except Saturday or
For Baltimore, Washington and the South, at s. ls.
ifSirE Ed arior Cars I'd pennsylvania Railroad
Dining carr. 4 g. Ia. and a.b' r n. and ESQ night
Il Parior Cars and pennsylvania RaiIroad
Dining Carr, 4.4S. 5lS, and 9.15 P. NJ. and l2.O night.
ExPssss for Fniil;adatesIphis, 90 IS, s., s.4s. a,1s,
"a l1i4 and Liza a; y. 5l2l4 Pennsylvanis LIN
5.i5, 5SsGS SIS, SIS r M, and i&s6 night. Sunday.
f f5im,i s;ds 3 n 4, :. Il Is. III III 5 A O. la !; Ia = Ps 'fa u = r.
an, i2S9 night. .ccomnr dation. ll.l5 A. NJ AZ
and Is T. NJ. weekdays. SundNy Us. > Is and LEP. N.
txFREss Tor Philadelphia via Camden, Sis A. N,
10 and Alb p. NJ. weekdays.
Fer Atlantic City. daily except sunday, 20S I. NJ.
with through Pullman Buffet Parlor Car and Day
Coach attached
Tor Cape May. lis F. NJ. week days.
For Long Branch, Asbury Park, Ocean Grove,
Point Pleasant and intermediate stations. via
Railway, 9.2S A, NJ, LOB, $50, 5.22 and HISS 2. NJ. ON
SUNDAY, 1907 a. NJ and sap NJ. do not stop at
ASbury Park or Ocean Grove on Sunday
II 9 New York Transfer Company will call for
and check baggage from and to hotels and resi-.
dences.
:. N. PROVOST, J. R. WOOD,
Gent Ma mayer. Gen'i Passenger Agent.
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XIII.

A Furt her Supplement to an act entitled IAN act
to provide for the i corporation Of associations
Tor tire erection and maintenance OF hospitals.
infrmaries. orph ma yes. asylums and other
charitab 9 institutions" approved March ninth,
one TN O sand eight hundred and seventy seven.
!. Be IL enacted, by the senate and General
ASSEMBLY Of the state or New Jersey, That any
this IS a supplement-. or uns er any supplement-
thereto. may confer the degree of medical and
such rules and regulations as sucn balm ng school
may prescribe; provided. that ION be given
in anatomy, physiology. hygiene, dis etics and
medical. surgical, o5steetrical and genealogical
Ana be il enscted, Thar tnls act shall take
effect immediately.
Approved Malcn Z, 1888.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-10

ne anlMG RAILRQAD SYSTEM

tAnthra elite coal used exclusively, insuring cleanli-
ness and eomfort1
PAhLOR AND SLEEPING CARS.
STATION FOOT OF f STREET, N. r.
Time table in effect May Is. 1873.
Trains leave via
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
BUi FALo, TORONTO And CHICAGO
EXPRESS DAILY. Sis A. NJ. 1850 +. NJ.
SCRANTON IMPRESS, EXCEPT sUN-
DAY, S:I5 A. NJ, 1880 r. M. 3:45.P. d..
1870 p. vi.
For Buffalo, Toronto. Chicago, Roches-
ter. Niagara FL lis and the west.
S:15 A. NJ. 1880 T. NJ. SuDd avs. 8I5 A. III 730 p. ii.
For Easton, 40. s:15 a. NJ, 1890, 2:i5, 345, 5 Is, 1850,
P. NJ. Sundays. 200. s15. 100 A NJ, 40 7aW p. N.
For / ethlehem, Allentown and Mauch Chunk.
s40, s;l3 A.. NJ. l2&U ts;i5. except Mauch Chunk
34A BIS. 130 p. M. Sundays, 80, s.D. 100 A. M
For Fottsville. Bis A. NJ, 1880 845 T. NJ. Sundays,
For Hazelton. SIS A. NJ. 10 90, &45. 7:30 P. N. Sun
-cays S;15, 1laUA. o., 7 50 T. Nj.
Tor points 10 the Mahanoy coal region at 8;ib A..
For WiIkesbarre, Pittston and Scranton, 815 A.
NJ. 1890 s45,7 80 +. NJ. Sundays, except Scranton,
S:15 A. NJ 40 +. NJ.
For Elmira, SIS 4. NJ, 1880, $50 P. M. Sundays.
91SA 81 r..O p NJ
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roylnee or suhdlvisIon thereof. printed and pnp

province or subdivision thereof. printed and pub
l shed BY the direction or autho ity ,f gdcn foreign
coiptfy. pho luce or sub t,vi s1on tn ereoi shall be
recsivsd as evidence of the public statutes or ltws
Of such foreign country, province. or subdivision,
thereof in u ny and all courts OF this state, and the
coart may determine whether any such o,ok or
pam inlet orferel in evi ieace was 50
pftfted or published either from the inspec-
ten of such buOS, or The knoyie dge OF
the court. or from testimony ia support thereof
anu no error shall lie assigned for The rejection OF
any such look or painIhlet SO Off. red, unless lr b.
proven on O. r0r tnat such book or pamphlet of
nor shall any error assigned f r tns aim si,u OF
such book or pamphlet lie sust1fned unless 1t he
sho a in SUPPORT thereof that the sc ,tuIe OF law
vttered IN etfde ce or sons material part { sereof
WAS not in force iii such foreign countrs, pfoviace
or Subdivision thereof at ihe time OF the transac-
tion or matter 10 which it was offered as pertinent
or material.
2 end be it enacted. That this at shall take eff
feet imned lately.
Approved March /, 1893.
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wi,t,e,s w,nps are sprautinr.

May:-"Don't you think FOUR land
ledy's little boy is an ansel2v
Frank:-sNot yet, but | have nopeslv-
Life.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-10
CENTRAL RAILROAD FNEW JERSEY

Trains leave Station foot Liberty st.
WASHINGTON 5-HoUR FLYER DAILY.
1880 A. NJ.
PHILADELPHIA FAST LINE, EXCEPT
SUNDAY, p. NJ.
SCRANTON EXPRESS, EXCEPT SUN
DAY, S:45 A. NJ, 1870 P. NJ.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-10


to show the lights of the silk. The waist
is pointed slightly back and front and
has a girdIe effect of ribbons to match
the silk. The yoke, collar and cuffs are
of beaver colored velvet edged with jew
e,ed gimp. The sleeves are very full,
and wide bretelles of the silk go over the
shoulders.
Made in n~ainsook, ilannelette or wash
ing silk in some bright shade contrasting
with the baby ribbon, the yoke and
belt consist of madeira embroidery or
fancy galloon; mother of pearl buttons.
This also can be made as a combined pet
ticoat.
Made in llama, nuns yelling or wash
ing silk, enhanced with lace jabots and
frillings, tiny tucks on the shoulders, a
belt composed of fancy galloon, and rib.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-10
For Philadelphia, Baltimore anil Washington.
Y BLUE LINE.

with Dining car 4; w. ls0,,, ~, s30 with
Dining Car, a. N. 1SO. s:sJ. with Dining Car, 500, GU
Baltimore and Washington Express daily at 800,
In II .; s Wds Ra I'M. 2 c 6niy A p Nj h ii 81 81; n}g Ptnins car
;. pcr u Reading sga at 4So. I;A5 S4S a. b.. 20 lso. !. 2i j
night. Sundays, IL 81 A. M, lUO, $3.50, 6lQ, 5iS0, DIV
For Harrisbarg at 100, 745. S45 A. NJ, 1Go, 1:sU.
4:0g, 90, 5:45 P. NJ, l2:l5 night. except Saturday
night Sundays, 11s0 A. NJ. 10s 500 $50 r NJ,
For louisville at 400, 74s. sA5 A. NJ, 100. 1870, 400.
dSD 7. NJ; lSl5 nj 1t, except SATURDAY night; sun
For sanDury. Lewlsburg and Williamsport at
400. 7:s5, s45 A. NJ; lgo. $50, 7;sU P. N l2;l5 night;
P. M, 1918 midnight.
For Easton, .Bethlehem. Allentown. Manch
Chunk, &C.. 4aN, 7:l5, SIS A. NJ; 1N0, 4;so, 5;45; $50 70
Alig9town, P. N. Sundays. 4;s0 s;l5. A. Milo.
A. Il; 40 r N. sundays. $50 A. n.
For High Bridge Branch, 500. 1i.3O A. NJ; 1901 NJ.
For Perth Amloy az q 80 $50. 8l5 Il % A; NJ, lSo,
400, 40. 5:SS, 6:15, s;30P- NJ. sundays, sOU A. a., 400
For Atlantic Highlands. 4:so. Sis. II s. A. N,
IS4, 4:S0 5:sS, 6:l5 ?. NJ. Sundays, 500 a. NJ, 410P.
For Freenoid. AID. s:15, 1lo A. NJ. 100. 4:so. 5:ss
For REQ Bank, Long Branch and points south
Point n Pleasant AZ. sla. lls9 a. NJ: 49, l:l5, a9o
As s ur,' PARK, sN 11 a. H. q % sH p N. ocean ~ @A0
For Lakewood, Toms River. Barnegat Park and
Barnegat 4:30, S:l3 A. NJ; l:45, 4:20 L. NJ
Tor Atlantic. City. Vineland and Brldgeton. 4:S0
A. NJ; I:45 p. NJ
For Monmouth Beach. seabright and Highland
Beach, 43t STA. ll:30 A. NJ; 130, las, 400, 4:0 T. NJ.
Sundays. 900 A. NJ 40J F. N.
SANDY HOOK. ROUTE.
From Pier 8. n. R foot Rector street, for ATTAIN
tic Highland, Highland Beach.
Tickets and parIor car seats can b. procured at
Nos. 119. 235, 26l. AIS. 944, lilo, 1928 Broadway, No.
1871 Sixth avenue, NO. 81 Fest Fourteenth
street, NO. PSI Columbus avenue, No. ia
kast 1<5th street, No "a West 125th street, New
York: No. 4 court street. No. $50 Fulton street,
BROOKLYN. and No. 50 Broadway. Williamsburg.
4he New York Transfer Company will call for
ana chsck baggage from hotel or residence to des-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27

burtstages etitgelaOen bate; un6 oa mir
serabe nit Dem Triibftid fertig tparen,
gtng ct betmlicb ans Buffet, beSabltc Die
ganse @eidbibte, nit 9(uSna6me bes sSoz
bannisberaer Oes 6errn 8erg, unO mir
9ingen tpeiter. Der Selbpebel blteb BEL
ieiner 87Ofarf z6lai6e nit &nurren I'M
Wfagen unb 8utb I'M 6ersen 1iben.
9lm nG6iten Sage quGlte er BEN arrnen
Gjrafcn O.. lebr beim 9ienit unb GuBcrte
untcr 0nbercm Sic benfipiiroigen @orte:
ySa, ererctren uno i6ieBen t0nnen Sic
ntcbt, aber Srenlbp0rtcr ~freiien, bas f0nz
ncn Sic! Sbr An5ug lit au6 nicbt lauber /!
S6 babe bas l1on otter 6emerft! 9afiir
lin6 Sic ielbcr peranttportLic6 un6 nicbt
Sbr 8uber! !3tpci Stun6en nacb benz
9ienit melben Sic ii6 BEL MIDI in iaube7
rem Srbonan3anSug nit @elpebr, unO is
bann MIDI aIe5 iauber, 10 melbe ib S6nen
Dem 6errn 6auptmann sur 8eitrafung,
%peritanben? !" 9reimal al bemieIben Sage
muBte @raf 9. bet 6errn SelbtpebeL nit
lammt ieinem Guber dntrcten un0 i6m
ging iomtt Ser gauge frete Na6mittag ber9
loren. Ser SobanniSberger muB 6errn
8erg rieitg i6lebt befommen ictn.
Sb ertpGbnte oben ben guBer, ri6tiger
geio9t, BEN Bubfamera6en. 9ieieS lit elm
@emeiner, Der BON Dem @jnidDri9en, bem
Ell 3uertbeitt lit, 10 Wfarf monatlicb erbdlt
uno bafiir bemiclben Bic uniformen, Stiez
fel un0 Waffen iauber 81 6alteu BAT. 9a
bie@tniGbrtg zSrettpilti9en Die 8ere9ttgung
bobe1, auBerbalb Ser @aierne in grtpotz
,po6nu1gen GIT tpo6nen, 10 fdut alb 6a
nod man0' @laS 8ter, man9'Mittageiien
unO mancb' cine Gigarre fir BEN BuBer
ab, mcn er feline S6ulbt9feit tbut.
8 er Ser &ebattton:
9crartige llnterofftaier finb
unS aucb i6on BON anoeren friiberen Gin
id1ri9z 6re;miQiGen er5dblt tporben. @ber
aus eigenen &etiebeobacbtungen in Norbz
unO SiibOeuti6IanO wiiien mir, baB ie
benin boob feinespe9s bte GegeI
itlto.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27

W(Qrt t.
0ieic Y Marf bertbeilen iicb nun auf
9 @iniG6rige. 9a fommt auf einen ieben
Wtarf 8.
9to1 i4Iimmer purbe es aber, ais mir
auf Bic ocri9ieOenen @ompa9nien Dertbeilt
tparen unb ieber Gompa9nie nur l bis 2
@injdbrige angebOrten, bic nun minbeitens
einmal ipObentli9 fir cine berartige l1n7
teroffi3ierss &nciperet aufSufommen botten.
8er nt6t BON 6aule reicblib nit @elb
perieben tpar, muBte it3 bic nnleroffisiers>
S6pelgeret am eigcnen Wunbe aboarben.
8alo perfDl9te uns 6err Selbpebel Berg
AUDI BEL %unleren 3uiammentitnften in Der
inneren StaDt. QSir aBen uno tranten
bort einmal in Gorpore gang semitbli9.
9lObIib gebt Die Sbire auf unb bic rot6e
Naie init bem 9errn SeIbtpebcl tritt an
u~nieren 3ti6, beiteat fieb, obne uns gu
%fragen, cine Slaibe SObannisberser gu 8
Warf unb fragt uns vWas ellen Sic benn
ba?" uGapiar, Sarb;nen, @nc9opis, anti
iportete @raf O., infer i6neiotser Same
rab, Der uns bisrber 3ur 6eier ieines @ee
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27
Jnlano.

SIT SET gta6e 6eS bier Ofeilen bon
&obelter gelegenen SrteS 8rtg6ton am
@riefanal ipurbe fir5lib cine erite PrObe
Der 6ort6epe9ung BON Ganalboten ourcD
Glcftrisitdt por9enommen, uno ftel IN 1eoer
Sinii9t bcfrieOt9enb aus. 9as nit penn
Neutrality-suspicious. MfotOr beriebene Soot
vGeres", iebt Tranf SO. 5afplep" (na9 Dem
befannten Ge9nifer) begann. legte t@1tttellt
beS GrolpzS pitemS nit 9elcbttgtctt lee9S
Weeilen per Stunbe obne ieoen nntau 3u7
rid. Sic Nabri9t purbe Dem @ouoerz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27

Su Sn6ien per6en aqiabrli6 etipa
%, 900 Meni6en BON milOen Sbteren ooer
giftigen S1lan9cn 9et06tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27

nit S6rGnen. Die 3eit ber u2iebesmable"
lit eben i9pn LANCE poriiber.
Oortd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27

8ie lit nun Ser iunge Ofiicier um's 2c>
ben getommen :? 9as lit bic Sraae. Scott
lit nicbt gu ftn6en unb NtoniOn's @eidicbte
lit bic %ctn3ige, Die Dem @eribtc bis ieBt
O~orIiegt. Oieie 0ei6icbts aber Iautet i'm
@eientlicben tpie fol9t: Der lieutenant
trennte iib i'm @erLaufe Ser Sago bon ieiz
nen bei6en @efabrten. Pl0blt5 b0rten Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-27

0as lit 10 Ser 9auf Ser 8elt. Ser Spcz
cuIant pirft nit Wtilionen nm iidb llno
lelbit Ser retde Wtiliii9gGnger betritt ben
bunfIen gfab bes 8erbre9ens, UNI ben
Shannon at erringen. SnbeIicn iibt baS
@lenb auf ieinem StrOb unb tBt fem 8ro6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE
It win Not Ues-sembie Except ut the Re
quest or tho United States.

quest OF the United states.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1T is said at the State
Department that the International Monetary
Conference. which m et in Brussels last winter,
will not resume Its sessions. When the Confer
ence came together In May. after a recess, an
adjournment was taken until November at
the suggestion OF the delegates from the
United States No particular date was agreed
upon for RECOMMENDING and. as the Conference
was called at the suggestion Of the United
States. its deliberations can probably be re-
sumed only at the request OF this Government
As far as can be ascertained Secretaries Gresh-
Am and Carlisle have at present no intention
OF making this request
After the adjournment in May. Senators
Allison and Jones and REPRESENTATIVE Mo
designations to the President. He did not 40.
cept them. but asked that they he allowed to
remain Enacted upon for the present Repre-
official letter from tho President OF the Con-
ference and one or two other delegates. in
which n.ih they refer to the understanding that
and done for to T Shss
he viii talfE al: With President oieysiand on the
delegates are Of the opinion that nothing can
be accomplished by further meetings. for the
reasonthat England stands in the way OF an
aG agree en- t. on bmetallism now as she did
objections cannot be overcome. Mr.. Mo
Creary will. however. ascertain. II possible.
what course this Governmen intends to pur.
land that no further attempt to secure mono.
tary agreement will be made by the United
States at this time. The duties OF the dele
at an end although they have not NJ yet b been en-
Officially informed OF that fact.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
TRIED TO DROWN THE CHILDREN.
Jealous Mrs. Elizabeth WIZ, In n Sudden
Frenzv, ThroMs Her Boy Into a .csspooI.

Jealous Mrs. Elizabeth WIKI, In n Sudden
FRENZY, Throws Her BOY Into "a (esspooI.
Miss Elizabeth Wiki. wife OF Frederick Wiki.
washer in the rubber factory at Now Dur
ham. n. j.. became suddenly insane on Sunday
last and tried to murder her two children. Tho
Wilks live In West New York. about three
miles from New Durham. Mrs. WIKI is 25
years of age and rather pretty The couple
have three children. John. aged ; years: Eliz-
abeth. aged years. and baby two months
old.
Mrs. Wik recently became insaney Jealous
OF her husband. and followed him to and from
his work. On Sunday night Mr.. WIKI went
out. unseen by his wife. She missed him and
went hunting for him. She did not find him,
and went back into the house and sat down.
About half an hour later the neighborhood
was aroused by screams. coming from the rear
OF the Wilks house. Four men living near by
ran into the yard and found little Johnny WIKI
struggling In "A cesspoo.
One OF the men dragged the boy out. The
other three turned their attention to Mrs.
WIKI. who. as they approached her. picked up
her two:year:od daughter Elizabeth. and
tried to throw 1t into the pool The men took
the little one away from her
The woman was watched all night, and the
next morning was committed to the county
jail. where she will be examined by DR.. Con-
verse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
STEWART KIN FAIL AGAIN.
Alexnnder's Ejectmrnt suit Against Henr,
Hilton Once More Dismissed.

Alexander. EJectm-nt suit Against Henry
Hilton Once Moro Dismissed.
Alexander Stewards action to eject Henry
Hilton from the realty OF Alexander T. Stewart
was dismissed by Chief Judge DAILY OF the
Court Of Common Pleas yesterday. The same
action was once dismissed by Judge Pryor.
This case was considered the strongest effort
that has heen made to divert the Stewart
realty to the distant kin OF tho deceased mer-
chant. All the claimants have sought to trace
connection with A. T. Stewart through Thomas
Stewart Of Stoneyford. The merchant was the
last Of his line from the Stoneyford Stewart
which expired in the third generation. There
were eight lines in the second genera
ton from the Stoneyford Stewart. from
which there are many descendants. 1t was
In mnpossible for the plaintiff to run down all
these ramitications q kin. and so he could not
belonged to him. Obviously he could only
claim part. but when pressed to state what
only say that he was entitled to the whole es-
tate on the proofs. as the rights OF other kin
Mr.. Choate commended that the action should
he dismissed on this ground and on the ground
that Judge Pryor had given as one of his rea-
shown that James Bell. a half brother of the
merchant had died without issue rhe mer-
one OF these marriage she had two children.
Margaret. whose death was proved. n nd James.
WHO was SHOWN 10 naVo sailed from BuenOB
!Ayres in 1913; on ship which was not heard
from. He had reached manic d before the
not had children. If he had they would have
come in ahead Of the plaintiff. Mr. Choate also
evidence the plnintin had not shown that he
was connected with the stock OF the merchant
In dismissing the case Judge DAILY said the
evidence had failed to show that the branch OF
the Stewards to which the plaintiff belonged
was connected with the branch to which the
merchant belonged Of the family OF Thomas
Stewart Of Stoneyford.
George NJ. Curtis who took up the case at
the eleventh hour for the plaintiff. said after
the dismissal that the case could not be tried
aga in except by perm ion OF the Court on
The other remedy is BY appeal which is costly,