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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
". D. WARING. LAWYER, SHOOTS HIMSELF
HE SAID HE HAD DIsGRACED HIS FAMILY AND
wl'HED TO END HIS L.FE-A FORTUNE
WASTED.

lie SAlp HE HAD DIsGRACED HIS FAMILY AND
WI HE'D TO END HIS IEFE-A FORTUNE
WASTED.
strong drink wrought the ruin OF William T. Warinc
lawyer who shot himself In his home nj No.
-" East twenty lrst-st. an hour before noon yes
'erday lie had lived with his wife, three children
ana mo'herln-aw They occupied the three story
mouse and kept servant, Warng was under tho
influence OF liquor when he went 10 his home ON
Saturday night. lie had with him supply Of
whisky, which he drank on Sunday and Monday
lie did not GO near his law Office Monday when
he was In a condition OF delirium which frightened
his family. Mrs Hoffman, his mothcr-in.llw saw him
with revolver and managed 10 get The weapon away
from him. About IL a. III. yesterday he called
Ellen johnson. the servant and frightened her into
aiding him In a search for tho revolver which Mrs.
Hoffman had hidden. The girl knew where the
weapon had been placed and she procured 1t for him.
With the revolver In his hand Warning went 10 the
parOr OF the house where Mrs. WaIing was
sitting. lie was waving the revolver In a reckless
way when his wife him and fed In fear to
another room few moments later she heard
shot in the parlor and ran back 10 find her
husband lying the floor and bleeding from a
wound In his left side. Policeman IIoran, of the
Eighteenth Precinct, was called TO the house and he
summoned ambulance from Bellevue Hospital.
The man had aimed at his heart, and although he
had missed 1t he had inflicted IA wound which the
ambulance surgeon SAID probably would prove fatal.
why did you shoot YOURSELF" Koran asked.
II have dlsgraced nv family. and ! wanted TO
put myself out Of the way" the reply.
The ambulance took him TO bellevue Hospital. where
he placed In the cage for prisoners The surgeons
did not dare probe for the bullet, which had pierced
OF his lungs, and II was believed that he could
not recover.
Warnings father, who died three years ago, was
william H. WainG, q prominent and wealthy lawyer
Of Brooklyn who member Oi the Assembly In
1875 and I'm 1881. The young 4 student
at Harvard College for time, but d,d not finish
course OF study there. He spent several years In
Europe. whore he squandcred money. Ten years ago
he married TO Marie Hoffman, an Austrian actress,
who flvorably known I'm Europe.
Waring had desk room for year In the Office Of
+. A. Ware and John Reilly. at No. 20 Broadway.
but he not associated with them in their Ian
business. lie has been irregular In his attendance at
the once for some time, and frequently was too much
under the influence OF liquor to be able 10 attend
his business. since his fathers death, II said
tcrday, Waning had wasted fortune Oi 200 49, Ills
wife said TO be pr0stlated from shock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
and Mrs de Nets lived for many years OF White
Plains. Mr.

ana Mrs. de Nets lived for many years of White
Plains, near Mr.. Lanes home.
Nr. Lane died on July !. 1880. leaving an estate
valu at 100000. Under his will Mrs. Nets was 10
receive $4,000 after her husbands death. The will
was contested. the ground Of undue influence car
r"d To tn" Court of Appeal, and there settled by
compromise. After the compromise made II was
found that an agreement had been signed by Mrs.
Nets. on May 81, 1856 nv which sh" transferred all
her rights TO her share in her father, estate her
brother Richard II. Lane. for small cUn>drrat on.
Richard II. Lane died July !, $50, and lis wild W.
Marietta l.. Lane. lrld the agreement.
When the agreement found the Insurance com
pany refused 10 pay the remaining 5000 due the
policies and Mr.. Pomcroy brought suit e. recover the
$1,000 which had already been paid. Mrs. Nets said
that She did rot The paper that She signed and only
signed il bccausc N. was in disrcS, and Needed IA"
ready money offered.
Judge ingraham ssys that he dliheS 10 believe that
Mr.. Ian wished 10 dciraud hi- daughter and Ice
"v~ that he intended make other provision for her.
He considers the agreement. however. void. The
forms Of the compromise accordingly hold under which
Mrs. de Met, is the principal l"satcc Of her father
cStatp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
JUDGMENTS AGAINST TIE GOVERNMENT.

Washington Jan. II The Court Of Claims rcndcr'
two judgments 10 day against the United state, Tie
first was In the case Of the southern Pacific Company
which claimed and was AWARDED 81 S24 900 for trans
pOrtation for the os'ohce and War Departments.
There controversy TO the amounts that
having bcca conceded by the Departments for whom
the services were rendered The only question In
VOWED was whether the amounts could hc recovered
10y THIS company some other companies Tn"
other case was thnt Of John : .novden. who claimed
S11 s.327 fer hu!ding The river and hnrlor monitor
Manayunk during the War OF the Rebellion ana whose
claim Is confirmed by 20 days decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
.,rr.rDrR cOusrOCE NOT GUILTY.

The trial OF Alexander Constock manager OF Nlo'o
Gsrsu for pcrm,ttinc Frederick Douglass. coored
bov TON vaar. old 10 appear in the play OF "Shiioh
On January % without the legal permit LOOK p'hoe
yesterday IN the Cour, Of Special Sessions "se's
Gormley and Prngle OF the Gerry society "efc '"o
complaining witnesses. Mr. Comstock sara 'hat II,
was sick at the time the boy appeared on The stage anu
that ne gave orders that Douglass Should not 'Ac pi
5n the performance until the permit had peeii
secnrcd Ipon this explanation Mr. Coms,oGh VIZ
disciarg d. The stage manager, snhuei Dioo''' was
TIED on The same charge ana was nheu 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
THE HORSE SALES AT LEXINGTON

Lexington KY. Jan. 81 (speeiaD-A' 'ne i"' Sav
sails, Brosfeld Company sale OF 'ro''eis h''o an
G%,130 was realized for the hfty-Six he'u ''e -.
average OF $780, The best sales fo!io" i" 49,.
Or. C., yearllng by Wilton, dam Dy WIN" %,
Bowerman bros" Lexington. $1,000; Fletcher, 20
e.. H. s. by Director. dam by Signal a. BLOCK 'i,'
cinha,i. 81 200; simonides. br. c.. D. Nv o'""
dam by Conductor. j. J.. Bailey, Washington D,.a
House. Ohio. 1880; DistaG. IN. T., D. W H
william. dam by sson, John d. Creighton Lr .,,,.s
son, si,275 Crcedmore. b. c.. yearllhg' e ~, Wmsh
10y, dam by Young jim, Oliver Posey d BOIL "''''
"'ic' lnd 81 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
TIE CASE AGAINST THE BEDELLS DfSAi''N'

The case OF George and Edwin Bedeli' P'o'''''-- .,
q sThe Harlem Advocate" was called mp io' i'i',
DECISION BY Justice Burke In the Harlem fonoc 10y
yesterday afternoon. The complaint OF purs,iy
By ex.Justice william 6. McCrea was o's"" ,,
The defendants Will now institute evil pro'e
against ex-Justice McCrca placing 'he o'n'% ssu =
their reputation at $4,000 cach. "''", oarn,I
younger hro,e- wIo was included In tn" or'sl I'M
complaint and acquitted at the secohd n's,ane' ~
also sue the complainant for 52o,OOo dai""s'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
TO FOSTER THE TRADE WIN uENiCO

Fifty leading manufacturers, rrpr scniug Iln'.t a
many branches Of trade, left tbs cry on 10" Penn
syvana Railroad YESTERDAY Tor a IMP Ia Mexico
where they VIII make and perfect PINS ir extending
trade In that country. The party used three pullman
cars. which attached 10 the -. Louis INpr"ss.
other manufacturers viii Joil IN" palN N PN'i
celphla, Harrisburg IitisbGrg and Columbus. At
-. IoulS. sp"ciX train Will H. made up Tor INC
party. which win hay" the IiRh ui way on -" IRON
Mountain route far Laredo, iu l'Ah..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
SHE nm NOT APPEAR AGAINST TIE CABAAN'

Mr. A scott OF Yonkers. who caused the
arrest NJ Chauncey Pike the cabman, on the charsc
Of stealing her icwclry and $500 in money last oui
day, was found yesterday by Detectives Ii'us "ho
Krausch In a private hospital, at NO lol Fast i'i.
nrsts,, where she had been sent from 'he "r'',u
Union Hotel She unable 10 appear nS . Iii
esbnan yes erday and the hearing was adlo'heu UNI"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
p,.s1yFss ~ TIE SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON Jan. 3l.-Supreme Count OF the United
states Tuesday, January 81, 1893.
No. Dos Richard j. Bardcn ct al, plantihs IN
orror act, the Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
Argument continued.
No. liza. The Northern Pacific Railroad company
anne,lant agt Charles s. Walker, county auditor ETC.,
ct al Argument begun
Adjourned until tomorrow. The dav call VIII be
No, 11o1 1o11 lo4 land 1913, 1913 and 800,
ioS ~ 1871 1873. 1874, 49, and l36.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
THE TERMS OF TIE COMPROMISE HOLD.

Judes Ingraham yesterday gave decision IN 'h'
sui, brought by Eugene H. fomeroy' Us .l"'"' VI Wv
-, w,,,'v q Lane 10 recover 5000. which the
x, Worth life Insurance and Trust Company had p;"
n Mrs Malying A. dc Nets. Mir. Lanes daughter ne
finds that Mrs. Nets is entitled TO this money ana
n. ooo rore dne on policies her fathers hfe Abo",
-, ,cors ago Malvlna A. Lane, daughter OF Ma'oy
- Lana tho banker was married 10 George DC MetS a
roor inventor. against the wishes 81 her father NJ
lane however established his sonlnmw II ousine :"
n,eh n. fa,led. lie then refused to have any more
-,,h M Nets and declined to assist MS
S.,sster unless she should leave her husband NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
sails.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Washington. jana

NNNY DEPNK MENI. Na>hIHEIUI, JdHU,
afy 10 1s,3To the Steel Manufacturers OF III, tinted
The sttcntion all steel manufactured. o. thr
United States hereby invited % tho requirements q" te
Navy Department In the way OF aimof-pat"s l9 m PIE"
OF This advertiser
Invites ali domestic manufacturers OF st.rl ~ ,r
In competition with each other. upon whot tcrn my w
agte zee u required. 40 lii- VIII
considered except such engage u manufacture "hn
the United States plato spc' nri IN uIs a
Verti-cmrnt. nor will any bid be accepted .nti
shown satisfactory 10 the department u"S
the bidder is pos.c>sion Of has made acta j. D.
Vision fof a plant fiequate Tor IT. fulnnent within a
zinc BIDS hereby invited FOR supplying
he following named material: About 600 tons, NOR
o los Of nickel steel armor be Of the best hateiia
and domestic manuisctuIc. and which, IN whoc or ~
pr, AZ the discretion OF Department. VIII be required
i H.. treated p'ocr-s OF SUPER arboniiaou kl"mh as
the Harvey process 10 be shaped accurately a,ei p.t
-, drawings and such sLr- and general 1h1t1eNf -
- Ia renuircd-approNin 3tely a. follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

sArs ne WAS PUT IN IRONS BY THE CAPTAIN
Joseph CarIatto. an Immigrant, who arrived here
on the steamship Neustra from Italy, yesterday maui
sasfses Z" Colonel Weber against Captain Bncanu ~
~ steamer. lie said that he was put IN irons '!
q captain because he refused to eat his dinner ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
deck one stormy day,
CarlattO said he was an

.ovA one stormy day. Carlatto said he was an
,na euAen. At the Office of the line to which
the Nestria belongs 1t was said that M rnot -, ,ha
if Tra. had been made by the Captan and that
ma h4 was put In irons By he Captain that
''"o'r hau good cause for doing So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
OCEAN Steamers.
NVtIJORY STEAMSHIP LINE.

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
ll-om New-York Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
Through Il, act, punts in i,Aas, ColoddJ Ctah
Arizona. California, M.Neo. &C., "co'5L t2tlui, anu
rI1c T. P our lrge 1879 Manual tu-,ilo-l neg.
c. II. MALLORY 4 CO.. Gen. Agis Pier 20 4. IL. N y.
OLD UOMlN MON l. y Il.
Oseaners for NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH: OLD POINT
SINiA b,% XII PlTERsBu Re- and TICMoSD, VA
anu uA%loN ~ Men" tnss.' p wst InSs''
Wa and Sat For WEST POINT YA.-Tues.. Thurs and
BAT From Pier 20, new No.. T.. 1901 aeh; ~ =.
r. NJ Though tickets ard freight rates 10 oil points
Sen g. =. .9a a ~ as7 AGS q $i& ss2
Broadwav W. l.. ,iUILLAUDiU Tram AanAser.-
RED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
COKO AND MARIA AlD:
nAEBECk STORES, bE0oKrLSNa,
5 5. XENizuELA wcdn.,day, FL S Is; ! p M M
These American Steamships. espccl,y built iot the
N'1'' EDITION Piss ( DAE;LEdT
iI THoS COON & SON aei and lbs Broadway:
CAVANNAH LINE-Four Steamers weekly
ron NsT PEE 80 n HSda r9S spr tb M
). 5. on Or gihMlN;,ilAM Friday, Isb 3 p M
: riI ~ t,:tsrA N Natu,dy 'r cso' D. M M
conncriins Win {. r. Il. q "a: and ): + s " Ky
LIMA ALABAMA and LOUISIANA. Unsurpassed &C;
'omnoiatioa-. frstclasS table Thote For hclSht ana
passage Apply to
r. l.. WALKER. Agent Ocean steamship Co;
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PROPOSALS.
= 6 FNGIXrrR OrFICF irmv Duildino

II >. ENGINEER OFFICE, Army building.
u sNewlork. January 2j. lS03-Scnled proposals, Ia
II plicate. viii b. received AZ this Office un Il o'clock
noon, Monday. Mairh g. lSt3. which place and TIVE
they will BE- publicly olened in the r sc"c of BIDDER
To- the deliver at foft lsnlon ~ u OF sand bi'S'l
'onr. and cement and flr furnishing nj labor and mat"
rll-. constructing concrete plant, consisting Oi
wharf pile and framed trc-tlc inclined cable
sand stone bh, Ut shed, aud s;orchous'. Font
HAMILTON y. y, IN oflHnt" with -l"cih' atoms and
attention 81 bidders invited 10 at. Of Congrs hp
proved February % 1885. and Frbru2fy 20. l-S. vol
% and Vel. II ilt. Statutes az Large
L. GILLESPIE. Lieut.. C0oicl. Corps Of Engineers.
r. ;. ENGINEER OFFICE. Room H. I. Amy
u. BUILDING. 10 whitshal-st, NeNYork city. January
3 1893 Scaled proposals for dredging in STANFORD liar.
~, o'clock noon. on Thu sday February 9 1893 and
then publicly opened. Spccihca blank forms and
ali avaab information VIII be furnish application n
this onice. D. &. HOUSTON. Colonel Corp. OF Engineers
r. ). ENGINEER OFFICE, Room II. 7, Army
u Duldlnq 80 Whitchil.s NcwYord CITY. January
g. 1883. sealed proposals fos dredging in Sarla;uck
river Connecticut Will b. received az this oihce until
twelve I2 o'clock noon. Thursday. February =. Is03
and ali available Information VIII DO furnished appca.
ton this snce. d. c. HOUSTON, Colonel, Corps OF
Engineers
r. :. ENGINEER OFFICE. Room II. Army
y. Building 80 Whl,cha'let. Ncw-York CITY, Jan,
har6or nj Clinton connecticut VIII be received this
onicc until twelve fi2 o'clock noon on TUESDAY. Feb
ruary 90 1898 and then publicly opened Spcihralos
blank forms and all available informato1 VII BE- ~
nI,hnd on application fhi, oni,c ID. {. HOUSTON,
Colonel Corps Of Engineers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

| 2v o"N 4 SIX 81
Belt s ss,. curvature .s 40 ~ t. 2'ia ' sis"
::a;:s s:. .as 3 ,.'.
ogng sp Ed as t o iomaio" coacnnt
Shapes and wcict Of thc arm9r Plat; n 'h, md Is,
S S' o.er rad n%a Es Gs prl p,t ord
nanee Navy Dp H,Sn Scam DScca1d linz riyen
, H a the ian Of frqT acS or %Ti c
SUBJECT however to sncn ehangs as he
LeaitT,SSn or mig he contract Tor e1c within
d. [G 1say j %l the 3 Na2} Navy barasn
washington. D. g. ne "'S wI2 Ptrr"i,,d at
Navy un TO-, - 81 0 rSs h No. Of the opening
Of The viii take Psgc ~ rcat eD anr or all 3d. Tea
IN the ,h form gn;r 1nc p 70 VII be fi"ed rom
eseh sT Gs, dS a aa p d scarac bids
nav b. submitted for each cis. Of atm@r or cf s %
sn, S @Si 81 @ eaFt nyilfd for
af5 "s sfA Nt 'Sa d 'Ns amor NOR aca
rroce. The prices bd Tor aeT ,gsd o., a. the
prpauent has acquired the right 70 use 'aa hcfr
The D,patTs' oy T or ocr suitable ire Of cost
form n, o' amor contracto Tor the manufsctue "i
nickel steel and bid are to b, mad uPon lr ff the
and or . - OF .,,cs pif fer Nr s bolt
cS,o Tnt .G' each eahb Undated the taSins s
sGfSmD a Of By c ,;9t:ly 81 the Ha
IN to ten per . cent 81 tn become sn property
oh $500 hall
IT, the sutoes>ih p,un,
enter inin tho rrqu..it" cOnir1rt ana 70 A.,
.aanu,e security th~ acceptance OF ~ prop. ND
bldders whose proposals shIi npt ~ "
fi ~, the award ~ the con'tart- D. rrturhu ,,cd -
49,, chack Of successful bidder VIII De r.nnn
him when his contract shall have been drn urre.i
w. ~ rc1ui,ttc furnished. Each
ana ed "a" i be- required within rn DAYS aii@r re &C.
reptancc Of his proposal 70 en's, nto lorna and ~
-. o., Tho falihui performance dt the Moi@' anu
Inc 'o sa"iscory bond for such psrfornan,e u Pfqi
sn,c anuaI 10 ton per cent OF tbs euount :"
Thn rcres.ary blank forms ~ proSseAl WI
J,"arT T Is ass 1853 p s
s,nrI amor plates viz February 49,,
extenaed 70 O'Clock noon febrnry T. nss. D. ~
hour The opening Of the BIDS VIII Sxs p'see' - -
TRACY Secretary Of the Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
1 RED STAR LINE.

a KID ; Xxx Il. Il.
"a FOR ANTWERP AID PARIS.
Sailing for Ncw-lOrK ond Antwerp weekly.
RIIINIAND Wcdu Siiy. f"p = - .ou d. H.
WIS f.i.NTtND Wcfns saay. Feb 10 =. M
Firet cabin. $50 upward SECOND cabin % Antwcrp'
s3S from Antwerp. Reduction round trip. Ap
ply fot "Fsc-." >t"r,go a. worry lon rde-
INTERNATIONAL NANi iATlON w.,
Lrnlcrn ARent. D HoMllnG L.reen
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Ocean Steamers.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co.

MEDITERRANEAN LINE
Ncw-York In less than eleven
Fuda. Sat. Feb. 10 Vera, Sat, APR e. ~ q M
Wr'r,. SIT Msili. 10 an. Kaisr'WIi MAY - 10 IN.
Bois W. ,IAprn g. 10 I'm wcrra sat- May e 10 am
rns ~ sturdy, Feb. -, 10 n. N.
Passage 800 sl:5 q $50 berth. First Cabin
& Bowling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
WHITE STAR LINE.

n.
.i,tonic Feb g. II 'Tcutonc March 9. 10 a. m
(.crnsnic Feb. IL. lticrnanic Marc: io D. H.
N irstir keb 10 80 a m Majestic March -, - ~.
B.;annic. March !, D. N Iritanh, Marin ~ y p III
From White Dock, foot q West 1utf--t
Saloon ia- $50 upward. according TO steamer ana loca
ton berth second Goblin these st'aners $50 ana
: and So. p'rpil1 SO
from New. lork 500 no broadway, NV ork. PAa-
II. MAITLAND KEESEY. Agent
MEXICAN PASSENGER LINES,
n ron ~ Ihoma.. Martinique" Rariadp. and Brazil
TIL. 4. =. AND BRAZIL MAIL. :. :. CO.,
from Robert Pier Bronkyn. 80
< VIGIIANCIA............ saturday Feb. 81. } p m
FOR MONrEVIDEO, BrENoS AIRES, Sc; .,
6. b. ADVANCE Jnc'd1y req. 20 D. ILL.,
PAUL +. GERHARD co. General Agents
ruos codl99 Wsi ol S1 ind sl5 sw,v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.
CLYDE LINE.

1nsEIrSToN. ). c, the south and southwest
~" ThCKSONVILLE and ali Iioslti Points,
rr"n' irr % l.. Il. foot Oi N.o'.N' ~ - r. H.,
AI.ONQl ~ ..--.-- W." ,r,f'' htn,rr
SEMINOl.t ,,na,v r.irtarv Il
lHOQl plS - ,,corn,c.aiion
"''' . ~ Rowing Green, y. Y.
Iln.LLI 1870
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
For the Youth Who Wants to Win.

HOW YOUNG WOMEN EARN THEIR WAY THROUGH COLLEGE By
President seeey d Smith Colege President vassar)
Mean president Holoke Coegel
contribute this symposium There will by college
presidents
HOW YOUNG MEN EARN THROUGH COLLEGE The Art
Of Public Speaking.
PROFESSOR BltNAID SMITH, Professor
vory Instructive and valuable articles
ing how extraordinary produced by
THOMAS L. JAMES President Lincoln
General OF tho United States Points About
HOW TO SPEAK PIECES BY DR. John White
school Now York William H. Of
school, Boston The writer's will experiences
tanning and valuable
stage expression, gesture illustrated anecdotes,
WIN G. JORDAN Simple Lessons Cyatng Memory
Mr. Jordan who ormel managing editor
the past two devoted himself cturing training
and memory He writes in the
full OF illustrative Of
his practical suggestions Some OF his subjects
Tho Trained Eye" trained remembering
faces scenes
The Trained Ear Illustrative exampeshe musician mimic sounds Of
words remembering names etc.
o" to Read How to observe in reading strengthen the memory
constantly You read
"How to Converse Wit in
Of the art Of good talking
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
Gymnastics, Sports and Out Door Life.

WALTER CAMP "Reminiscences Old Player Interesting
incidents Of contests the gridiron
WALTER c. DOHM Hurdle Racing
CAPTAIN KING, Snowfall Battle
LIEUT. p Making AIarksuan Hv the rn,oa c ca
der are 70 taught handle gun
Fff = L. GDEsLEV Of Johns Hopkins University Boy
Attica How tho Roman Boys Played MARBLES
ALICE G. HALL Tobogganing sketch OF ooqpnn ana
sled race in Dayos, in tho upper Alps
AsnuI h'soN Master at Elton College England
AhIhuN a. ZIMMERMAN Bicycling Experiences Abroad
WILLIAM ttoGG champion curler The ame Of Curling
DJ w sEAVEl OF Yale College.
Measurements and Records in College and other Gymaasiums
ril SA7hf champion hendbn Player the
Game OF IIandbal :" w
PROF ANDERSON Yale College Making Home Gymnasium
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
Scientific Articles of Great Interest

PROF MARK W. HARRINGTON CHEZ the Weather Bureau The Daily
Weather Map and How IL Is Made Tornadoes
PROF W. DAVIS Professor Meereoogy Harvard University
Why Does the Wind Blow? How Clouds Formed
PROF EDWIN HALL Harvard University Sounds Look How TO
Make Sand Pictures Sounds picturesque representation OF some
Of the curiosties o
PROF. oCONNOR
simple but ingenious and extremely interesting bits operated by
electricity which readily be made in the home.
PROF IRA RENsEN Of Johns University Petroleum
GEN w GREELEY May Expect North Pole
CAPT PHILIP READE u S. A, Flashing Signals.
A KENELLY, Edsons Laboratory. Calculating
EDWARD w MARTIN Chemist York Health How
Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
Natural History.

HOLDER author Living Lights Spider Aeronauts and other
curious facts in history
CAENCE FukN regular contributor the
Ipers Weekly Swimmers Darkness FISH that
to be found in the pipes o large cities
PROF r. L. GARNER Speech Of Domestic Animals
DR. ABBOTT Director the Museum History at the Uni
versty Of Pennsylvania An Trail
JOHN BURROUGHS. Of Papers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
Other F aturI

In addition to the pred
the SUNDAY GAZETTE
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A Woman's Page, discus
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Kitchen Science, Decoration
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Women, Distinguished AHs
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A Youths Department
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Fosters Weather Reports
Bab's Letters, Etc, Etc,
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