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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-23
1ScIplrSr on pRENoNIrARY SYMPTOMS.

Others again nre unable TO assign any cause
for their III health, say their first symptoms
Were a slight cough, generally dry aud hacking,
followed BY the raising OF alhin mucous, which
in time becomes opaque and strelEed Win
blood, at times wandering pains In the upper
portion the chest and between tho shoulders
uGl decline In flesh aud strength. They tell W
that the family doctor In attendance assured
them Il was only a little cold or bronchial
trouble, or dyspepsia, or general debility, from
which they would In time recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-23

TELEPHONE NUMBERS;
Editorial Rooms, .,,i8l. Counting HOOm ,...,IlG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-15
JnIano.

= SIN ether am Samita9 in @alena in
Slinois ab9e6altenen, saDlrei0 beiucbten
Sllrgcrperiammlung murOe Die 8ilbung
eilleS 8ereins 81 bent 3tpede bel6toiien,
al iebem tpieberfeDrenben 27. NprtL @enez
raj Grants @eburtstag gebiibrenb git feiern.
Der 8erein loa Den Namen "Grant
Birthday Association of Galena" fibz
rem utO aus idmmtltden 8itrsern ber
Staot beiteben. TolgenOe 8ealnten muir
ben erwd6lt: 8rditbent, 6. S. 8trmingz
bam, MtaDor bon @oIena; 8tsepraiibent,
Maior George g. 9(perp; S9riftfu6rer,
S. 90. Sbeean !; Scbabmeilter, 90. 8. Sob
iOn; Goll5iebungS : NltSi9uB, S. s..
8rotpn, Sobn 6. Gortpttb, 9apt6 S6eean,
8iuiam &ipptn, 0ruis 6omri9. Die
6erren $. $. &obliaat, Sames 90. Scott,
0ftbter 6. 6. uno s.. N. &o6lioat aus
Chicago, iammtIib eDcmaGige @aleaner,
tpurben einitimmig SIT Gbrenmitelie6er1
ernan1t.
Ser bon Dem StaatSienote bon Sui.
nots ein9eieBte @uslbuB CUR l1nteriud5uns
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-15

betrieben, sic nit bo1cm GntDnIiaSmls
fir Die Gecbte beS 9euti6tDumS uno leiner
Spra3e in bic S6ranfen tratcn. Die ben
8aDlfalnpf leitenocn Bosses ipur0cn BON
jenen oentl6elt &Gmpfern, ipeldbe fir Die
Hecbte ber @ltern III Set S6uLfrage in Die
S6rdrtten tratclt, INNER aut odS 9enalteite
informirt uno iparen oa6er I'M Stanbe,
lolcDe 9iinitigen 8ertbte iiber Bic NuSiibten
Bet oemDfratiiden 8artei su ~ltefcrn; bobcr
Die Dielcn g~cipaltigen 2obeserbebun9elt bet
2eiltung Der Bosses IN Der Gettun9 ser
Santpd9l1e.
gSte III ner13ieOenen anoeren Bunften,
mar BON Ben Bosses int Yunfte ser Scbul@
fra9e ans 0er 9totD cine Sltgeno gen1adt
norben. Nbcr Oct @rfol9 crfilute tie NIT
einem iolcben SelbitbetpuBtlein, OaB Die
ei9erilicben ltrbeber ienes GrfolgeS ltur gu
balo BENT 8crgeiien anbeimftclen. Der
llnterlbieb Stpiicbel1 prtnctpte1ttreuer 8pr>
fGmpfcrn Der 8olfsrecbte ul1b bemofrdtilcben
iblauen Wtoidincnpolittfcrn trttt bier 10
rebt SIT Sage. ytacbbem jene ebrlibsn
oelltlhelt WtGnner I'M Sample fir 9llteS
9tecbt Der Den1ofratiidben Bartei gum Siege
perbolfen Daben, Iolte man metnen, baB Die
oemofratilc5e &eiter meni9itenS geniigenb
9anfbarfcitSgcfiibl unb Saft 5eigell mir
ben our3 cine ii5tbare 9lnerfennung ibrer
Serbtenite, Statt beiien merben bte be-
lcbctoenltet 8itnlbe, tpte tie bon iener
Sette alS9eiprohen tDur0en, in cDntlber
gSetle ignortrt, mobl in Dem @efil6le per-
iOnlt6er lteberLeqenbeit iber ben y0utcb>
man, line llebcrle9enbcit, mel3e tbnen in
Sc5ug alf pOlitii6e &niffe unb 0rabts
5ieberet oaerbinsS nidt ab5ulprecben iits
ME Dies in Dielen 8ultften leicbt nabges
tpielen tperben fam.
Die 8erbGltniiie in SQinois lasen pGbz
renb Der 8ablfdmpfe gang abnlicb tpie in
unlerem @isconlin bob itebt naeb ben bis
bergen @rfobrungen BET Sbne1 bic Stirnnte
beS beuti6en @lementes b0ber i'm @ourie
ais 1T 8isconiin, tuentgitens 10 melt bic
2utberaner ms Spiel fommen, iiir Die ia
BET Sbnen, namentlicb mas Qlenlter be-
trifft, mebr abftel, ais es ben eoeliten ibrer
6iibrer, lotpie bmofratiieben 8emerbern
bon allDeren @laubcnSricbtungen lieb unb
rebt TT. v8isconitn".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-15
(S1r bic SGItnots @tootsssttune)
SemOfr0tti0er Sanf TIT @tScOmItu

wv
GS Gebe BiSconitn, ber beuti9efte Staat
Der Union
Der setpoGtige g(ufi6tpung, ser auf benz
Selbe bet Bolittt in bieiem Staate itatt>
%9efunben, murbe nur burb bos tbGttge Sim
9retten DeS 0euti6en Gle1nenteS erm0glicbt.
Die peiIen 6erren, oenen Bic 6ii9rcr>
ibaft Der belnotrattl6 chen Wfo11en ob[aq,
itrGubten licb nod6 Dor Dem StaatSconpent
i'm Sabre 1890, bo9 berii6tigte 8ennettlCbe
S6uG9eieb Su beieitigen un0 polltcn
oaiielbe ais Elm 6rGttcben y9tit6r MIDI niht
al" hetradbtet t%piiien, bis ibncn bon Seiten
Der angelebenlten 8ertreter Set Deutiden
&ircbenl6ulen erflGrt murbe, boB obne
8eieitigung bie1eS anitoBigen @eieBes an
einen ben1ofratii9en Steg nidbt eebabt
tDer6en fOnne. 9icies enti6tebene 9luf5
treten mabte bic 6erren BOSSES" ftubig
uno tie ma9ten quite Otiene sum b0ien
Sptele. Die 8eieitt9un9 bes 8ennettz
@eiebes pur6e ais 0ogntc ser bemofrattz
1ben Bldttform einDerletbt. 9te 6ol9e
tparen Die bemotratii3en Siege BON 1890
un6 1892.
gSte Dorber5u1eben mar, na6nen Nun Sic
BOSSES" Oas 8erOtenit bet groBen @rfoIge
fir itcb in Qtnipru6, unb ite iorsten beitz
mO9licblt bafir, baB ibr anseblicbes Ser
bienlt Durb bic gauge bemotratii6e 8reIie
6eS 2anoes anertannt tpur6e; Sic Nugen
ser 9euti6en Stem gorfs unb onberer 01tz
ltcben Staaten tDaren duf ben Weiten gez
ri6tet, unO beionbcrS tpar eS Der Oeuti6eite
Staat ber l1nion", 8tsconitn, benz oteie
Nufmertlamteit gu Sbeil wurbe.
Die agitation fir Die Oemofratiide 8arz
tel perbe Gum aro6en GbeiL bon MGnneru
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-15
Sn unferem Ghicoon bat IN 6ieiem Somz

lSn unierem Chicago bat in bieiem Soms
mer &ei4 ult6 9(rm Die lbonite @clege16cit
bon Bet g8elt, ii9 9roBe unb cole a%ltregultz
gen alter @rt SIT oeri9affen. SD oenfc ba
mebr an bic S9dbe beS &unitpalaiteS, ais
an Die l9wirrenben unb iauienben Nfa7
i6inen Der tnbuitrielen Nbtbeilunget.
llniere geiitlicben 6erren, bie 10 gebil0et
fein t%polen, io1ten es ais beilige Bf1i3t
anleben, i6ren @emetnben bic unenbliben
gortbeile elmer iolben unperglctbltcben
@elegen6eit ans 6er3 81 Gegen. ltnge5Gblte
Sau'en6e f0nnten ga lernen, bdB nur bic
2lrt 3eitpertrei6 meni6enpilrbig 1T, pcl6e
Sen @etit bereidbert unO ben @ei3rnaf per9
ebelt. Son bieiem Stanbpunfe aus tit Die
6altung %9etpiiier &eDerenOS Der 9lus7
itcuun9sz g OnntagSfra9c 9e9eniber, tpeil
9eiitmorbenb, geraoe3u crtntneQ.
Oortd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-15

iib ber1mtrdgt." 9amen laiien fi6, tpie
Oer Brofeiior ia9te, in Oer &egel MIR 8lu7
men, Snlccten p6er S09el etngraotren.
90 babe ct neuli6 eirer BET 6ofe ie6r be-
fannten Dame, elmer 8reunOin beS 8rtn5en
pon 8ales, cine 8iene anf bic S6ulter
tGttomiren mit1len.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-15

Sammtpolitern ibpaben uro flatlben,
~flititcrn unO fibcrn, beripeil Ser armc
Wfuiifer auf elmer barten 8anf ser obcriten
@alerie Die 9ortitur bes y6ibelio" III Der
9anb, S9aucr INT S9auer Ourcb letn
@cbetlt rinnen fiiblt, tpGbreno Die treuc
SeonOrc in ibrer groBen Nrie ouf golbencm
@efpOlf Bent 6t1ltrtel oct @attenliebe 5us
5uI9pcben i6eint!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-15
Nu6 6raten b%eltngen otele bpppelte SET
mat6Liebe, 10 Otarte Stable:

@erl1 Itols ouf neuen Slang mir blt6cn,
Ser ouf baS Sternenbanner fG4t,
go bout bas 0erS DIT solbene 8ritfen
S>iniiber in bic ate 9Selt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-27
TWO ARRESTS MADE.
Bullet Wound In warsofsky's Back was
the Cause Of Death.

Bullet Wound In warsofsky's Back was
the Cause Of Death.
BosToN, Oct. 27.-Further developments
In the shooting affair at 81 Biller lea street
on Wednesday night resulted In the arrest
yesterday afternoon OF Simon Markelson
and Isaac Glass who will be held pending
closer investigation, and who may y ct
be charged with the murder Of Warsofsky
Medical Examiner Harris performed an
autopsy on the body of WAsofsky yester-
day and found that he b ad bullet wound
in his back, aud as IL was a physical i'm
possibility for him TO have shot himself in
that place, 1t looks as IL he had been shot
by one Of the other men; hence their ar
rest.
It has been learned that the revolver
found in the room In which the shooting
occurred was concealed under the carpet,
and it is not thought to be likely that the
dead man could have hidden it and had
strength enough to have then thrown
himself from the window to the sidewalk,
where he was found by the police.
A rigid investigation of the case will be
made and the house will be thoroughly
searched for the second revolver supposed
to have been used.
Isaac Glass, one Of the principals Of the
shooting affair, is suffering with bullet
in the wrist and is reported as being very
weak. The ball has not yet been found
and Glass is suffering intensely. His case
Is considered serious one and the result
may be that another will be added to the
Datal list at the hospital
Martelson. the other wounded man, Is
nursing stiff neck.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-27
DECLARED OFF.
NO FIGHT BETWEEN CoRBETr AND
MITCHELL ON CoNEY ISLAND.
Mitchell, II IL saids Intends to Start for
England In Few Days. but IL Will
ing 20 Fight for $4,000.

NEW YonK, Oct. 27.--The proposed
fight between Jim Corbstt and Charley
Mitchell for the championship Of the
world before the Coney Island Athletic
club In December has been officially de-
clared of.
Judge r. v. Newton, who succeeded In
signing both Mitchell and Corbett, met
the former last night and informed him
that the authorities of Kings county had
notified him that the light could not take
place at Coney Island. He added that the
club would recompense him and Corbett
for the time lost in training.
Mitchell was greatly disappointed ovel
the failure of the club to pull the fight of,
and he intends to start for England In .
few days.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-27
sToNINGToN DIVISION.

Express trains leave PROVIDING a. followss
NEW YORK IS. % A NJ. DAILY 10 50
lrnitedl IL l3 A. NJ. Is. 3 o5 uimitedl 70
p. n, daily.
NEW YORK, via stcnington Line - 10. 50
Pm. daily except sunday.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE and WASH
INGTOS via Harlem River-lo % A. r.. A.
II. u. daily.
NEW HAvEN-i rs A. NJ. lexpress daiyl Is
doc. expl 10 90 (ex3,k A. % 1imited). ii ~
A. NJ. (exp) Is lexpL o. uimited). W
(exp. daily. s:is lexp. daily y. NJ.
NEW LONDON II Is 1 IS A. NJ. tdailv expA
q 40 (accomL 90 taccom. sundays only. y ~
noo expl. 30 taccom). 10 90 (exp). 40 80 uim<
itedl. IL 13 A. N. texpL l 90 (accon). 10 lexpA
90 nmited, 3 35 (oc. expJ. 50 taccom. SUM
days only. Is laccoml O0 r. ~ lexp dalyl
AZ =. NJ lexp daily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-27
No Case.

LAWRENCE, Mass. Oct. 27.-In the po.
lice court yesterday Elias j. Sarkis was
tried on a charge OF libel brought by
Ameen Batal. Sarkis is Syrian student
In Andover Theological seminary, and
wrote to Rev. j. Foster Tucker OF Chelms.
ford regarding Batal, who had been lee
turing on Syria and Offering for sale arti
cles which he claimed to be OF Syrian
make. Sarkis characterized him as an
impostor. The court discharged the de
fendant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-27
new YORK & NEW ENGLAND


Passenger Train Service, Week Days. Cor
rected to Sept 20. 1893.
Trains leave PBoyIDENcEa follows
FOR rq1RSs hSsToSs 8 a. 0s MI Il e e s. Nj 80 70 RI
HYDE PARK, wALPoLE-S os. IL 40 A. NJ; A2o
yASKETSEss WiSh NETSEs2aaa Fl 4 - aAsoibs NILS
MfifoRp-s os A. Nj : soP. Ia. - = -
Nh.hfgSihLIaE ANsihd.hhffggSiLIEi y 10 II 4 80 A. y q
sAGIsg SEvEH rosr i sssrsS T
oAhfkSAMS-a II e. Z n q i 0s 10 mss H. + x x. NJ s4
pooSsffAc. sSfH AhcTIc. .aGlpslcK-7ls IL ss A. N.
ASffhioNY-7 10. o 10 IL IS AN. aAs 4sq
sSSair. II l osnce IN !, y srERLrSo-7a 90 A N.
coo1siasigr. si X T fIsEEsl, Moosup. prArNrrELu
JE3yEfP 81 81 ol9 tERssE A q e SiNc SOUTH
SWsiiNphSM @ILLiMANfic. DO 4 H. "a u - i
VWtiSfffESHsS yisikils II SIKH i s. 80
f2hwibSnELPsn fS22fhExbnLPni Il VIZ Nj 81 10
EAST THOMPSON, WEBSTER, soUTHBRIDaH
cHicAao AND THE WEST VIA NEwBURo
pAscoka S Nbtih ANp ISTEaitaDlATE H Il STATIONS.
90. 8 So. IL A. M; and $50 p. NJ saturday9
only atli Is p. ~. Leave Pascosg a. . 20 70
only AZ 90 r. M.
Trains for boston leave cast end OF Union
end FOR Pascoag and way stations from Gsspso
Street Depot Providence
s.saturdays only. s-Sundsy- only
Tickets between Bost0a and provit snco Q'.nltoU
70 cens; unlimited 81 =, ,,,.~,<.x . -
q. W. oFrurT suot.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-27
against P.Ize Fighting.

INDIAHAPoLIs. Oct. 27.-Gov. Matthews
has received communication from Fish
er's station, where the brutal Evans-John
son fight took place, asking IL prosecution
was possible. The governor replied that
1t was and urged the owners to carry the
affair into the courts. The governor, hav-
ing been notified that new athletic club
was organizing in Northern Indiana, has
requested the secretary of state not to In
corporate 1t until it could be learned II
the state can refuse legal life to such an
organization. The question will have to
be determined In the courts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-27
WORCESTER DIVISION.

Trains icave Providence "a follows:
WORCESTER - As (expresS 30 (accom) 0 10
accom- IL 80 a m (aocom) 50 (expl 90 texp
TO Woonsocket) 8 A5 doc exp) 90 m lacc0m).
Sundays-S 30 o. IN. accom- 20 y m taccofn).
MILLVILLE--7 80 3 as o 10 IL 80 a III. 100 40C
AGO 545 . 90 pm.
Sundays 80 M 90 90 pm.
BLACKSTONE Junction. 80 S45 010 10 ~
13o ami 90 90 a 90 40 10 40 a 10 SOC
II 1e5 pm.
930pm.
wooNsoCKET-e4 As 2 30 s45 oi0 10 II IL 50
am i 90 81 3O) 400 30 10 5t5 10 500
1125pm.
p30pm.
E.G ALLEN A. G. KENDALL.
Gen'i. supt. Gen'l Pass'r Agents
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-27
To Turn Ont silver Dollars.

0WAsHrNaToy, Oct. 81. Officials OF the
treasury department have given directions
TO the mint officers at Philadelphia and
San Francisco to he in readiness to start
to work. The coinage Of the silver dollars
has been suspended since May. The
treasury department has now on hand
137,5O0.OO0 ounces Of silver bullion pur-
chased under the Sherman act, which will
coin about kls0, 900 in silver dollars, which
would thus yield about s54,0oo,o0o In
seiQnioraQe
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-27
A Committee. Curiou. FINDING,

whLTHAM, Mass, Oct 27-The execu-
tive committee Of the Waltham board OF
health has m Gle Its report on the investi-
CATION of the charges against Inspector
Edward n. Quinn, alleging that he In.
timidated certain persons applying for
position under the civil service rules. The
committee reports Quinn guilty. and
states that II IL has occasion to reprimand
him again he will be discharged from his
vooftion
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-27

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 27.-Charles Cogh-
Ian, the English actor, who is starring
Jointly with his sister, Rose Coghlan,
was married here to Miss Kuehpe Bev-
sridge, n member Of the company, and a
young woman who has made consider
able reputation as sculptress.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-27
CardInal Gibbous Honored.

WASHINGTON, Oct 27.--A reception was
rendered by the people Of Washington last
night, regardless OF creed. to Cardinal
Gibbons on the occasion of the 25th anni-
versary Of his elevation to the epissopate.
Cardinal Gibbons displayed deep feeling
Az appreciation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-27
NOVEL SCHEME TO FIGHT.
willing to Meet Corbett Tor q Stake Of
$4,000.

NEw YORK, Oct. 27.--A meeting which
was to have been held yesterday between
Charlie Mitchell and William A. Brady,
Corbett's manager, was postponed owing
to the very critical illness of Mrs. Brady.
Mitchell has agreed to wal. several days
more.
In conversation with few frlend3 to.
day Mitchell said: about the only plausa-
BILE proposition that l can make to Mr..
Brady and Mr.. Corbett, providing no purses
are in sight, is that we fight for the stake
OF $40, 900 a side, winner to take all and
each side to have from five to ten men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-27
FLINT IS NON-COMM ITTAL
But It Il Almost Certain That He 4
Making q Big Deal.

Making q Big Deal.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27-There is reason to
believe that Charles II. Flint e. Co. have
not only bought 100000 worth Of arms
and ammunition for shipment to Brazi J.
but that the rumor that his firm has ne
gotiated for the liner FL Cid, to be used a
an armed cru ser by some Of the South
American powers. probably Brazil, has
some foundation. The FL Cid was sold
while she was on the trip from New Or.
leans to this city. Mr.. Flint would neither
deny nor affirm that he was acting for either
the Brazilian government or the insur
gents under Admiral Mello.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-27
Foo.....,st, on Uruloles.

NEW HAVEN, Oct. N.-Three Of Yale's
most prominent candidates for left half
back were severely injured during practice
yesterday. Thorne, Hart and Henry. All
three are hobbling around on crutches and
will bs laid up for some time. All have
sprained ankles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-27
NORTHERN DIVISION,

Fitchhurg and way stations. oo 10 90 a M
l2 rs, 4 26pm,
Lowell and way stations 90. 10 90 . m. 4 25 p m.
Taunton and New Bedford. q 90. "a. p % M
IL o5. 3 26. s %, O 20, 10 o5 pm.
Sundays. 45 a IN, 30 pm.
Middleboro s l5 m; Is 05. 8 25. s % pm.
Plymouth s 10 m 12 o5. 8 % nm
Points ON Cape Cod 10 q m; 3 20 pm.
Cottage City ria New Bedford. ~ 05 N.
Nantucket via Woods Holi Is a m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-27

LEBANON, Me-, Oct 27.-Benjamin Shaw
,nd Everett Chick. while cunning, discov-
,red the body OF baby on Shapleigh
ledge, near Sawtelle's grave. The body
was I'm box, with the legs and arms gone.
III supposed that . murder has been
sommitted. ~~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-27

NEW YORK, Oct. T.-Five firemen were
overcome by gas and smoke while fighting
Q small Gre In the cellar OF store at 234
West Ono Hundred and Twenty fifth
street All will rect ger. 49,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-27
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCHs
Leave PROVIDENCE india Street Station, for
NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER

700 745 express and IS m and "a 20
a0oi 80 express and (via New York boat) AT q "a
pm. Sundays for Fall River 90 q m q 30 M
Newport tvia New York boat 80 pm.
Warren and way stations at 2 20 As express 50
and 90 am and IL 40 90 % 4 ~
express 80 35 90 and IL 80 p IN.
Sundays a. so a m. and 30 p. m,
BRISTOL-7 AS express. 80. o b5 a. m, I2 40 %
80 express 30 o 80. 8 90 and IL 20 p, m. SUM
days 10 90 a. m. and 80 y. IN.
Horse cars leave Exchange place Providence "a
40. and rs. S 10 and 35 a. m, l2 20 ~
sac. a 10. s 10. q Is. and 40 y. II, Leave MAr>
ket Square at IL 90 y, IN.
sundays at9 25 q. M. and 10 .. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-27
No Change In Omcers.

TOPEKA, Oct. 27.-At the annual meet
ing of the shareholders and directors OF
the Atehison, Topeka and Santa Fe rail-
road the old officers were reelected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01
THE rrrrRE OF HERRyAyy'S THEATRE.

1t is possible that the familiar Old D"c'S'a",'
Mins,rels Y be Leaid again In their old theatre "''c
long The theatre Is now icrrnnnns, as eVe'N''"S
knows Clifford Reeves. the treasurer OF the no"Se'
and Alexander Coms,ock. now manager OF N'"o
Garden, apc trying TO make arrangements 10 Scc"rc
,ba theatre for ten weeks Of the spring and summer
I'm order 20 bring back Lew" Docksfnder ana MS NV
sociatcs. no doubt they would all be warmly "c'
coined. 49,, 4.
Jut more mGmentors tales than this are 'o'd o'
Ilerr,nann's Theatre. The property 81 wmeh II
forms a part which extends north from the IRON. o!
the theatre In Broadway TO Twcnty.nlnhsf.. u he'h
by ~ Jennings DcmOrcst under lease from 'hc III
sew estate for twentyonc years with po>s'"'''" u
r.nswol The lease dates back about three years
There Is also real estate company which WISHES !"
,ec,rc this lease and erect large baildng on Tie
ground TO be- used for Il drv goods house. ana 10 DC
rented By one OF the leading firms OF the CITY. Mr.
Hartmann, however, hns lease OF the thcaue '"r
seven years. the other tenants OF The propcr! nav
ING omly short leases md II Is necessary before any
hing cum be- to buy his lease. lie mas rccc'u
nn eGcr of $4,000 for IL, Int he insists That IS
worth far moro than thai: ana ne ASKS ro. 3D., n o
It. lie says he will not sell unless he cal. get SOME
thing near TINT sum.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Tho monthly meeting OF the trustees Of the Actors
Fund OF America which naturally will be held Oh Thurs
dsv afternoon Of next week. viii BE- postponed account
OF tho testimonial Mrs Louisa EldFidge when VIII
10 given a. the Academy o. Music that day IN" ar
engagements for the testimonial going on most pomN
Inclv The lox sale will open Monday.
Elaborate preparations going at the Casino Tor
tho OF Henry r. Dxev In "Adonis on M"nh
o,c NJ the new limitations which Mr. DNev VIII Introduce
Will la ~ Miss Loie Fuller IN her scrpennc dance
Tho ,ec.tranec OF Alexander saivini. at the M"nha
the opc,a iIsusc on April g. In don Caesar Dc h'T""
y M doubt inter 81 theatre gocr.. Mi Saltnl FAVOR
,,ly known IN ,his city onrc member ~ Nh '
,olmc,s cou,,ny Since leaving that organhahoh h'
Las ann ured a. a ana with some success. ''S
an p,eeu,en, At the Manhattan Ocri House - 'f 'o'
weeks. lie will prot.y be seen In ''Ihc Ihiec ""'ru,
ncn ..i:uy HAS" and "Cavallcra Ensu'aia' Inc
.,,nrt,uu CON pany viii Include william IL dm"hd -
,,r King and Miss MAZDA Cralg,n AZ Mariana. one
M, ,d,ed men and women b. employed ~ thc pro-
ductiOn.
r,c ,,omised short rviyal OF emf WILKINSON"
ydows,, nj The STANDARD Theatre will DC followed oV inc
I'm, oAnction Of sidney Grndy's The ARABIAN MIMI
.,s, IN bc piaycd BY Charles Frohmans company oe'o'
4, zoo. 10 CsNornii Mrs. john Drew has been ehg'1cu
or thu play.
Tho rt,nia spectncIc 1.-THE Wonders OF Amcrcs' was
.n..,.a Of he Carnegie Music Hall last night WIN inc
.ad,ou Of some excellent effects in the shape oil thoo"
and aurora borcais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01
COLONEL PATrEN JONES YoRKE.

Point Pleasant n. j., March 81 SpecaD.-Coiohei
Patten Jones Yorle OF this place. died this morning
at O'Clock In the fftieth year OF hts age, from
carbuncle superinduced by diabetes. Colonei lorhe
was born at Wilmington, n. c., on January . iof''
OF Northern parents. lie was educated at frnce'oh'
and In 1858 entered the Naval Academy at Annapolis
a. an acting midshpman. remaining there for three
years At the outbreak OF the war he Io'heo Tue
Commonwealth Artillery Of Philadelphia. ana served
with that command at Fort Delaware until August
8, 1861, when he was mustered out Four Gays
later he Joined the LIST New-Jersey Cavalry. Ills
first engagement was at Pohck Church, Va. on
December 80, 1891 as first lieutenant OF Company e.
On October 3, 1862, he was made captain on
August 81. 1868. major, and on July "a. Ioo4'
lieutenant colonel OF the same command. On Mar'n
IS, 1885, he was commissioned brevet colonei Oh
volunteers for distinguished gallanry In the ATTACK
upon and capture Of rebel sockades at Egypt, MISS
on December g. 1864, he made inspector-generai
OF the cavalry division OF the Sixteenth Army corps.
subsequently he commanded the second br'saoe'
seventh Division, Cavalry Corps and on May II.
1863 was placed I'm command OF SUBDIVISION OF
the Department OF Mississippi. During the war ne
took part In nearly sixty battles.
At the close OF the Colonel forife settled IN
Louisiana where he became prominent In politics. sna
for eight years represented the Parish OF Carroll In
the Legislature. He held several other important
Offices In the state. For the last twelve years he
has made Point Pleasant his home. lie took an
active interest in all public affairs here ana az tnc
time OF his death a leading member OF tiie
G.. a. Il. und the Loyal Legion.