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Arizona republican., 1893-01-22

nave nau lHe pest Five Years. medical advice,
 land Itook the first "dose in some doubt. This result led in few hours easy sleep. There twas no further hemorrhage tillnex day, when I had slight attack which stopped almost immediate Ely. By the third day all trace of blood had disappeared and had recovered much strength. The fourth day I sat up in bed and ate "my dinner, the first solid food fol 1.-two months. Since that time l "have gradually gotten better and am now able to move about the "house. My death was daily cx- "pected and my recovery has been "a great surprise to my friends and "the doctor. There can be no doubt "about the effect of German Syrup, "as I had an attack just previous to "its use. The only relief was after 1.-the first dose" J.R. LoUGHHRAD, Adelaide. Australia. a
Arizona republican., 1893-01-22
NIedIcatcd Baths.
BATHS
Can be got at the tenement house. three doors from corner oI Madison and Yuma streets. Ladies and Gentleman in Attendance
 MRS. C. SELTIEZ
IIOnIOcOpathic.

NKT LAW KENyE WOODRUFF N. D., OF.
 w fee and residence rooms II, l3& I5 Cot ton block. Graduate ol HahnBmann Medical College. Philadelphia, la, CLASS lSs2. Office hOUTs tp gA. m, Rod and 6 tO S D. m
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T. ]. woLFLeY. Editor and Manager.
BY CARRIER:

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ASsa yer.

4 j. TJRTrHiE, ASsAYhR, MAsHIy,r,r d. street, east of P. O. Phoenix, Ar1 'N
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veterinary.

Y c. NORTON, D. V. NJ, VETERINARY sb physician, surgeon and dentist. Offre in Opera House block, Center St.. Phmnix Office hours, 10 to l2 a. m, to D. m, except Tuesdays
Arizona republican., 1893-01-22
Books and Stationery.

THE IRVINE COMPANY, HEADQUARTERS Il for low prices in Books, Stationery School Supplies ana Holiday Goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
AIIIEEED ALOIT TOWN.

Efwad Mul-au 81 80 40 Paraavc., reported
that If. seven months I'D baby had been found dead
IN bed yc-icIdiy morning II had been Sleeping with
u, mother ard It (, supposed that IT Was suhO'ateI
by thc bcd,lothc, IN the nisAt.
While ,hrrid John Courtney driving spirited
team 81 horse, yesterday afternoon the horse, took
fright in Wllouglby -iye near Vanderbilt ave. and
IAN away. The sheriff Wa thrown from ihc wagon.
and although severely bruised he escaped Without
,,fiJu, Injury. The hoi-.s were stopped altcr run
nng a block or -.
John Wcnk. twelve years old. among the per
sons rai-ncd yesterday before Justice Watson In the
Even street Police court. The youthful prison
was charged with heinz the rnglead'r of a gang 81
.cvrral hundred boys who had been I'm tho habit oi
having stone battles over thc possession ~ AN lee
pond WycIoif ave- The Combatans known
rs THE lryingavc. gang ard 1.-THE knchcrbochcr
ave gang Many OF the boys and passing pcdes.
trisns have been painfully Injured by the flying mis-.
,iles. Wcnk held by the magistrate FOR cXamina
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING On TO-DAY.

Union League club, Brooklyn Lincoln dinner, even.
Ing.
evening.
Patriach,' ball. Dcnonicos evening.
Republican cub. club night No. 40 fnh-avc
Conference Of Of the Trustees 0: the College
Of the city Of Ncw.yorA. Mayors Office.
Trial oi Colonel W Il. Hayes for perjury. General
Sessions.
society Of Medical jurisprudence No. II West Forty
third.,,.. p. N.
Soro., conference meeting. Shcrry's
ONO Society meeting SO 236 Fifth-avc.. s p. m.
Women, ,.ud Of lrnatiu, Chuich, concert at Car
nccic Chamber Music Hal. 80 p. IN.
NcwYork Yacht Racing Association dinner O'Nc.lls.
evening.
American Geographical Society," Chlckcring Hall. 80
p.
American Trade Pres. Association dinner. Broadway
Central Hotel. p. m.
NcwYorA Society Of tho Archaeological Institute Of
America Hamilton Hall Columbia College . 80 p.
ST. Andrew, Circle. King Daughters. ST Valentines
Kcr,icdum Holy Trinity Church. Harlem. afternoon and
evening.
Catholic Club loan exhibition paintings: afternoon and
evening.
patrla club at Shcrrv',. evening.
Sparkling Co'crc bal, LcnoN Lyceum. evening.
Lecture by the Row. Dr John c. Ecc!cs,on. Manhattan
Athlete club Theatre. g Is p. n.
Ncw.York CITY Alumni Of thu University Of Rochester
annual dinner. Hotel Savoy. 30 p
Long l-.and Historical .,ocety. Brooklyn, evening.
Review and reception. I'd Battalion. 1ith Regiment
Aruory Brooxlyn. evening.
Washington Republican Club One.huncred andhtty.
second and Anstcrdam.ayc.. evening.
Republican Organization. XXIst Assembly District.
SiNth.avr. and Finy.sevcnth-st., r. N.
academy OF Sciences. Hamilton Hail. Columbia College
evening
Atlantic zach, CAB dinner. Hotel s.. George. Brook
lyn. evening.
Professional Woncn's League No. - West IhIueth
81. afternoon.
WORDS Fair Coorod Opera and conccr. Company, bcne
ut concert. Ca.ncc:e Music Hail. evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13

10 every follower Of the game IN tn, ct7. The Hd1i'
,!lion Of viii nch-n the local baseball forces
IN moIc than particular. H. gives the Ne"'A'IN
team, a capable captain who viii BE- the field very
day; It strengthen, the batting AMI a-c.rnnninc
and strengthen, the wc1ks,t spot the AN OF last
yoaI-sccond ba>c.
With Ward a. second bs,c last season. tho New-lorA
team. weak it wa. would have many game that
wi- lot 20 them. Ward --i"ntihr ln-"'al PsYcr
quick the points IN an Opposing team
and take ad,an'l-' 81 them. II" la superior a.
ha,e.runncr and h, daring siio, whom on the bases
will be remember by every patron o. The Polo Ground,
certain whether l.. 7. Power win remain maniecr OF
not. Ward married Helen Dsgyi4y, tAe act,-. several
yclrs AGO. aiI d.. tn leader in tn Brotherhood
strike % bi.l yla,rf- Of two ycs;r ago.
Ward va, born in T. ll.ioAtc L. nm. IN 1888. II
entered professional In 1874 PLAYING successfully
with the Hcnoy Pc club. Uif Milidui-Iprt-. Tn
Pbil,d. lpi. Athletic Ihiad lphia League tam Jane
VILE. WI. and the Buffalo team. all ia ONO >ci-oh
In 1873 he played with the Bnchanton CIT
but dsbandmcnt Joined tn famous Providence Hn
It vs., Wald's ability in the that virtually won the
pcnnant frr Providence in ls79. H. remained with IN
club until lss2, when he Jon'd tn NNl"rk-. In loHt
Ward retired from the pitchers bon and he then
Allied several inn,d position, until ls76 WHEN he vct
permanently T. short field III, pitching record viii long
remain uncquallcd. Ill brilliant ia his present
POSITION. second base 4, VOL known to need -lr iu
mention. Ward Joined Eroohi'n club after the death
Players League acting both captain and na'agrr
wad', salary Wit, the Ncw-Yora lab viii De $500 It
i, also tockholdef IN the club having won
two additional from T. =. Tl.cot: lat
wager that Brooklyn uld finish ahead 81 NewNOsk On,
League race. Ward 4, studying intend, pt
that prOfc,- ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

4 BURGLARS PISTOL DISCOURAGED THE CLERK
The grocery store OF J. d. BenkenS' al no. a.
North sccond..t was entered BY TWO men early YES
tcrday evening Frederick Even. clerk, was asleep
IN a rear room OF the store at the Time ana was
awakened BY the noise. Before he had ume 10
collect his thoughts ono Of the burglars WIS AZ HIS
bed !dc with IL drawn revolver ana 'iicHV"cu ="
Kill him II h. made nj cutlery Nmle 'n' '''"
ro. coverlnc rven with the weapon his companion
.earcled the premises and secured so In money
They then left the place. The clerk hurried To '",
Ecdford Avenue Police Station. where ne reported
the case \ short time later Two burglars attempted
10 break into the grocery store OF Andrew Betz al
so 63 sumncr-avc. They were i1Ght'h'h away os
10 clerk who was sleeping in the back OF tho sor.
"a n'. .rnm. Cd lac mo nose The work + believed
~ have beon done by gang Of burglars who have
leon operating the Eaten DISTRICT VI NiVo"''"
10: some time with great success
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lie AccrsEs HER OF GRAND LARCENY.

Ms. Catherine Carr. OF No. go fuiash'S,'' was
arraigncd yesterday before Justice "oetuhS III 'Ho
Lee Avenue Police Court charge OF grand larceny
The complainant WAS cx-Policcman Thomas l.. MAX
we'll. who " broke" week ago lie was CON
ncctrd AT n" time with the second Precinct. MIS-
Carr /, the widow Of son OF Detective Carr OF the
Irooilvu Central Ofrce She was arrested on Satur-
day nght by Detective Brady OF the Thirteenth fr''
cinct Wien she appeared before the magistrate Nh'
was richly dressed il va, through her hushihd mat
She became acquainted with Maxwell AT tho death
Of Carr William Mullins. who was attached 10 the
Thirteenth Precinct, became infatuated WIN h'r'
Two years ago Mullins committed suicide. MaA"'H
then. II /, alleged began paying Afternoon !" 'n'
Young widow. on the morrltg Of February whc
,i Hing her he ull,cr She stole his gold watch and
chain a rlir ~ gold f"rvc button, and ~ I'm money
from him The woman sad that M'Aw'u lid 1M'1,
h,r fnur months board. and that she had pdwnrn
urt of the low clry. the halanc" N" hdd given 10
her sister. Sic Was HID for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
FINE ARMORY SCORES.
7TH REGIMENT MEN BREAK RECORDS AND
WIN PRIZES.

The match for the IL Boutiller trophy at inc 'n
.,ocinent Armorv SATURDAY night brought ont some 4"
the best scores made at the afmoy company r
Was the winner with aggregate score OF 4'3, 'rhb
u,ints better than the previous srmOry record COM
rany F also broke the 2O0yaid record with score o'
800 and Company A. which stood second. broke the
5OOyald record, scoring c37 points Company also
mold, the O'Donohue Trophy for 100 per cent MARKS
men the brigade prize Won at Cietdmoor. the h'"P
Trophy for team OF twenty-five match and the A0eei
Trophy for OF ten.
The lie Boutillier Trophy is competed for on IN,
second Saturday February Of each year between teams
Of seven from each OF the conpInics and from the h'n
,tan and staff. The time allowed ach
team Is limited to twenty minutes from the tine the h'I
shot is fired. trophy is held By the winner uhtlI
tbe coedinC competition Will become the property
Of the organization winning It three times not necessarily
in succession Thus far team has succeeded IN winning
the trophy twice. In 1eo9 II was won by company
b. score $50, in 1890 b. Company J., score 49, III
1891 by Company II, Az In lo92 by Company
C. score 43o The were as foilo"s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
Stylish Scotch Tweeds
FOR
EARLY SPRING DAYS.

A snecial attraction in our dress
goods department to-day will be
the sale of Ladies' Scotch and
English Tweeds for Early Spring:
An abundance of handsome light
mixtures, Notched Diagonals, En-
glish block plaids and Chcss'
board Checks.
English Hop-sackings in dark
blue and fancy effects, to replace
sergeS.
New French CheviOts in patterns
taken from the best of foreign
Ulsterings and woven in light
weights.
We have the best collection OF
goods of this order prOcuraDlc,
and they have been marked AT
very close prices for this sale.
JAMES NIcCREERY & co.,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
SHIPPING Ne " s.
Port or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FEB. Il. 1893.
ARRIVED

pOpv OF NEN.lORK-SrNDAY. FEB l.. 1898.
ARRIVED.
steamer Gcrmanic tBn, Nicol, Liverpool. February l.
via Queenstown with md" and pa>'enger t. IL Mllt'
It amer Eb' orrl. Won 'oe>-cl. Bremen January
81 SOUTHAMPTON February > with md" ana passengers %
Oelricn, \ Go. Arrived at the Bar at i !? III. ,
steamer la Bourgocne ttD. LeOocuf: ilaNe, tcDf't
ary t. with ud>r and passengers % FORGET Arrived
az the Bar at 30 aud anchoed outside - III.
steamer Ro,hessy (Bn. knight. Isro January ~ WIN
r'SG a, al the ra1.aiS BE- Thompcu regrcso Fruary
4 with hemp Thebaud Bros. Arrived at the Bar al
S,,mer Crlnoco (Ir ';aryin Hamilton, bermuda Feb
ruaiv o. md,n and pi'-rn:rrs Ia l. OuterUFlh2e
& Co Arrived a. the Bar at "A ~: .,
steamer Roy, Prince OBJ cotton. Maan1as Fcbrlarv
q with nh-r To Wayien 90. Arrived AT inc Bar IL
l. Steamer CIV Of Augusta Catherine, savannah with
nds. and passengers 10 the Old Dominion steamship g.
steamer Guyandottc. Walker. Richmond and Neriolk
with nd,e aud passengers TO the Ola Domlion o'''m"P
steamer Richmond plak'man. West Point with lnd-e
and passenger, to Old Dominion steamship % Ill,
steamer Wyanokc Boa. Richmond and NoIiolk WIN i
"' St,am'r II rann Winter Nirkcr>on. ioston.
steamer (itv OF Fit'hbnrs. Bhb"r. Fall iaser
of Erurktpn Nickg r~on. FaH ki\'r
Shi, Anna picr. MenkcuS. Hamburg IL days. win
ud.e 10 order: vessel ;icorge j. Narrclman -, -,
rark Competitor tC,'ri. Ro,enbaum. pillan 81 days
with nd-c TO order; .-scl Eunch. Fdye 60. -
Iark Bravo (Nor johnson. Icrnanl' uco 8! DAYS WIN
'"ssT H e u66K H 30 +" n m"wnG rs moderate
brect" cloudy. At CITY Island. wind east moderate :
cloudy. ,,,r
steamer Horn Head Shanghai. .
steamers Dalton. for Rio Janciro; Ailsa Hayu' APPS
Shin C"rinca Tor Rio Janclro.
Also >lcd Long Island sound ., N,
steamers H. r. Dmock. for Boston; ElcanoTa' Fort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
PRESBYTERIANS ENTEND THEIR UORK.
A MEETING TO d. HELD TODAY TO DISCUSS
THE SPIRITUAL NEEDS or THE CITY.

MEETING TO d HELD TO-DAY TO DISCUSS
THE SPIRITUAL NEEDS or THE CITY.
IT," Prc,lNtcry % New York Will meet IA, after
noon AT . o'cl eek I'm The scotch Church. DR.. T.. l..
Clark who resigned lis pa~tOratr IN the Church Of
th" Pilgrims. I'm Harlem. Will AK 70 have the pas
toral relations dissolved. II I, expected that d..
Clark Will enter tie Congregational bdy but VIII not
take church al once. u, 10 l. planning to spend
time IN Europe. DR.. John Il. Davies. tho pas
torecct Of the Fourth Avenue Church. Will present
his letter from The Prcslyt'ry In PcHnsylyania snd
receive the call recently extended by tho church In
this city.
Last month the Piesbytery spent marty the entire
afternoon discussing the atv,ablliy Of selling the
Church Of the and Land. IN o;dcr 10 have money
needing aid. special committee l. 70 report
that subject to-day. since he January W"cting
Dr. {. :. Ioin.Ou has declined a." call presented by
the Ncw-> 0rh church. The proposed dissolution
Of the canal street ChIrch and the sale OF IT. prop
criT VIII also como up for Discussion. SIN another
proposition Which will scarcely pa>, without debate Is
this recommendation made b, sncclal committee ap.
pointed 10 consider the spiritual need Of The city
THAT In view OF The great need Il increased work
on III" fisi sld" 81 the city. beyond Third lave. and
between Fourteenth ana one hundrcih st., commit
tee be appointed consisting OF the pastors Of Phillips
Eth Avenue. Madison Avenue. Pitck and Covenant
churches. with an elder from each OF those sessions
and r m IN" session 81 the Fourth Avenue Church. 10
consider whether or not N" host interests u work
VII be- served nv The sale q one Of the church
obtained therefor 10 he used In establishing church or
churches within the area east from Third ave.
II time permits, tie proposed revision OF the Con.
fession OF Faith will he discussed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
BJwLERs CLosINI TIP THEIR GAMES.
the SEASONS TOIKNAHENIs NEAELH LNDLD-
SOME BIO KLlOED> WADE.

The bowling season j, co-iAe. and the friend, q mi,
robust winter game have certainly had the successful
scason in the history q the slolt "a New.ioA. About
have ended except The Athlete League
and American Amateur Bowling Union contest
Tho Acatcy tournament ended last week and tho ONLY
games PLAYED Tho for -iNth and n
places Thee Will be- decided Tonight. thare' WIZ ms
the first individual prro; G. BOrrjrt, -"c'nd p44"
VI Nailv. third Tlc'.cn fourth. and chit NTH In
rolling Of for place the ldeiil, Won defeat
Ing IN. Orchards who have thr highest tam -'ir Inc
Orchards w,lo also tho only tam to roll over 900
In the average Anann lrsa, n" Fd'Hi- wan
1853: wilkins the Orchards. with 40. Tc,en te Eo>'-
dale. with III; Muller The independents "ih 100
schchte Namaitin-. with 100. Fleming the tolnia
ba, With ICG: \ II. the Frankln-. with 100 .
MrNaly the Pa.tmc,. w.;h IL, Irn III" Jonah'. WIN
10 Boe,Jer notham- with l1i Stein the AfonlN
with 10; Ko.rhng the glendale. With ljb >a'h 'hr
F1uHcs. with los Altcnan the Pleasures, with loJ and
A. :. Herman tho Volunteers with ij9.
Ne I.-Ar ~. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
4 xrw cIrANcrL OPENED IN CHRIST CHURCH

TIE congregation o: Chr., Protestant Ep-'ophl
Church. IN BEDFORD aye. near CyWer't.' yesterday
celebrated the completion # the new chnHcol "i inc
church by special service, held IN TIE m"rh'"S
afternoon and evening. \ large congregation was
prc>-nt al each Of the services. In the m1rnln;
n.,, C,N Of the Cathedral - IN. Ia, arnatiOn.
Garden CITY, preached. Last Evening tie sermon
va, preached b. bishop Potter. Christ Church Is
now among the finest 'hurchr, I'm the CITY. is
pn.,or i, the Rev. J. W Darlington Tho changes
v,r. made al a cost Of over $4,000. with view TO
increasing the number Il desirable sttnrs Inc rear
wall Il. been ext, udci abou, thirty feet ana the
r,nr.l ahnui eighteen feet The additional pew room
ya, made hy moving the organ from the gallery over
me entrance and placing n on the lcf 81 the .hacl
THIS give, aeatns capacity oil -'o "'d'uO'' III INC
gallery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
COMPANY ID.
FIELD. STAFF AND NoS-CONM /
,ergcant J Dwight. jr..................


New.navcn. Conn. Feb Il (Spc:iaD.-Arangement
are nearly completed the annual indoor meeting of the
Yale Athletic Association which will probably
place ION March 10 and H. The first date 10 be ladies
day feature. The meeting will also be notable IN
that II VII he take place In the new gym.
naxfum. All the leading New-Encland lcges will be
invited send representatives. The games will include
short dsshes. jumping kicking and boxing and wrestling
matches Another innovation introduced into track
athletics by the present management Is that Of having
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
1898.
NOW READY.
GREATEST ALMANAC EVER ISSUED
BY THE TRIBUNE.


Some of the most valuable tables
ever printed by The Tribune Almanac
appear in this number. a map OF
the Worlds Fair Grounds is pre-
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about the Fair. All the usual statlstl'
cal and political features, and many OF
special and great Importance.
Copies can be ordered through any
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HANDICAP CANDIDATES.
LoNGsTREETs RECORD AND CHANCES.
CAN LAMPLIGHTER GIVE HIM TWO POUNDS AND
BEATING 7-NOTEs AND GOSSIP

CAN LAMPLlGHTEK ilN l. HIN IND IObNDS NM
BEATI sc 7-NOTEs AND GOSSIP
Of THE TURF
The Dryers have yet N win one OF the big spring
handicaps. With all their hch and clover manage
ment the Suburban and r0ollyn liandicaps continue
10 eude them. something usually happens 10 them
about the time OF these IA"iI entries 60 aT>,.
the track does not sui. there /, an Interference
or other obstacle arises. Ia" public thought last
that the long lookcd for opportunity lad arrived
in the Brooklyn Handicap. and lOnE,iroct was accord
ingiy backed nearly The hoaId going lhr post at
. 20 TO- But Tho hor-c WI MOI ready. and after th'
first quarter nevcr In The He finished las
In the field. >cauCnlir. who rode him. pulling mp at
the end. His weight va, LIS poi ndS. He did not
start IN the suburban.
bookmakcr who 1, believed 70 ho competent
Judge OF he capabilities ~ hoi-. Asserts thHt Long
street Will fave no chance Of winning the Brook
lyn Hand ap this than h. lad last and + inclined
20 lay tcavy agains, hin. l0ngsrcet, he declares l.
early horsc and cannot b" hited for The race
He carries l27 pounds, los than last and one
than the scale. LanpiiEhirr l. conc"dinc him
two pounds. surely the impO,t Is satisfactory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
LIE My DIE FROM TIE blow.

While walking along Eastern Parkway near in''
t,rd., Ioto On saturday night, simon Lcinberc, OF
20 o,0 Tbatfort.st was murderousy assaulted p'
Never Kulandzik who lives in Wahn'-'t, near the
Parkway Kulandzk was accompanied by Ills o'o'n'
crs Lewis and Isaac Kulandzik, and he used an iro"
bar I'm his assault LcnbcrG, who received fracture
If tic skull Lcnberg was removed 10 ~ MARY :
Hos ,al. where his condition Is REGARDED a. o.,0
II i, said that the two men recently had No"h'
o,orro, ovcr y busncss contract Kulandzlk and h>
r"iIcr. we're arrested to await the result OF Lem
Lnry's inilics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13

weekly long runs for candidates for the team. Inc
first took place Saturday. thiity-hve men con hH
The four miles long Buell. MchcNtI' ~ -
Chicago came N first, IN - minutes The Yale manage
msnt will sitctiy 70 III" undefSrad''e i'
adopted by h. In;crco.csaic Football ASSOCIATION" ~
Will spirit u II consult tho other coeIc' Cd Ia.
ISOLATION with view to modifying the constitution oil the
association along tho line o. excluding members o. the pro
fessionsi schools from competition N the annual e'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
IF HE HAD ONLY THROWN TIE KEY AWAY

Tony Boncvltch. ~ 80. 30 Kent ave- VINO WIS
,rro- tod ON saturday on the complaint Of William
Motto who charged Linn with breaking open his iruhN'
Wa, rcmafdcd Yesterday for examination oy JUSTICE
t.oo,iing in the Lee Avcnu" Police Court. MOTTO
I, n boarccr in the Kont-av". house. When E"n-VlcH
wa, arrested he made desperate fight To free himself
and Wa, only sulducd 10y several ugly GUS from inc
officer, club key belonging to the door of Motto >
room was found I'm hi, possession. Boh''l''h te"
confessed IA entering tao room hv mean, OF the tran
,o, and stealing two watches and "tA"r Icwolry lie
loft the room 10y the door. taxing th" koy with him
Had he thrown the key away q. he intcud'u' ne
aid That hc would never have been accused OF the
robbery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
ELECTION or THE SKETCH CLTB.

Tho sketch Club has elected the following officers ::
President. Frederick r. lrsh eprcsidcnt Charles
Alderman: recording secretary. Edgar A. Josscyn :;
corresponding secretary. Frank H. Qunby: treasurer
Harry l.. Parthurst: chairman OF Current Work Com
mtco. Edgar L. Bown: chairman of Entertainment
Committee. Danford y. y. Sturgis. and chairman Of
House Committee. J. Oliver Cummings.
criticism Of the work handed In in tho hillside
tomb c,mpetlon received from Thomas Hast
incs. MeSSrs. IIarseman and Josscyn getting first
and second mention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
SKATERS BOUND FOR RED Bank.

RED Bank, y. j, Feb - (SIrcal~-I.v rythnc i in
READINGS for national chan o. nip here Tue
day. hey viii be- etarted at o'clock. Tho skater.
including thc country and Canada
poc,cd tomorrow. johnson and Rudd. of Mnnca poli,
already and to-day they took practice spins
the haltnile oval. The fee i, IN excellent condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
NE,W-NORk CITY

\ large collection o. choce Chippcndalc. Colonial
and Empire furniture. Dresden ard Vienna porccains.
Old English silver etc. together with an assignment
Of lace curtains OF the finest quality and choice pat
terms will be sold nj the F.rl:avc. auction rooms
No pa Fifth ave. on Wednesday Thursday and Fri
dav afternoons Of this week
Tho East side sunday ruon will meet In
the Church OF the sea and Land this evening. when
the Rev j. y stone will lecture upon Sunday schools
in India"