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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Judge Cbampiin and George W.
lhomDson are true-b blue democrats.
When q vas proposed 70 exclude report.
srsfrom the m ss'tl ngs Of the J efFerson cls b
last nigat they threu themselves into the
bFsach and. Ike TIE bsnd q spartans a,
ihefmopyiss fought back IN. hungry
mot.on - do~u tho reporters We con.
grstuiate the tSo warriors aad also The
Democrat Had The melton prevailed
fAs world would be denied those classic
pei pcs % defense q thu Jesfer.
sea club ~aicb haze made ornate
ta= cosamns q The Democrat What
though ths reporters q that out.
spos-r ctsagiou q ien,,cracy have In.
lerts.i snges iato the reports Of the
@eifsfsoc clab .sssfazss should they
t. ae8oanced A. -sarhlers- in the house
~ iacif freudsi And e they we're FOR.
tsFea access 10 ite r3uaeiis = the
Trace Fherewsihal wauil foundation -
tHrn.stsl Co. tas ihna1erholss u derao.
crsf 'ox'c shieh ftli froui ths loaded 10
TsF'ute1tai The Denaocrat with seeh
ern-firv 'urer spao TIE ssrris1 RANKS q
tfs appcsitionl e va narrow s.care
- The nemocrst a vefy barrru es.ap.
ana g 's anler isstlng ohugstioas 70
~ tEa uatis friends who defended i
f'ers fhe aspsssioas east - tae geutIs-
man vao eoail sscsiace party Tor
frafns -sks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

A landlord recently met q surprise In
guest who had come down from the
country with his wife for 3 short pleas
IRE trip and had been assigned 10 one
Of the best rooms in the house. During
their hrst night At the hotel their neigh
bors were kept awake by . fearful
row between the new arrivals Ii
ragged long and loud. and II was evident
that the husband had forgotten Bulwer
and fine sentiment and had laid his
hands on his wife not In the way Of kind
ness. The whole hotel vas scsndalixed,
and when the couple appeared in he
morning. the lady with . Widespread
black eye and ether marks of coutugsl
attentions The proprietor told them they
must lesve
ia. come how. landlord. roo don't
mean that We Ike your hntsss. ve Ike
eur rooms. and We don't want 10 20
Bat J can't have ron whipping your
wife nerA Every guest viii leave I
won't have sach things IN my house.
persisted The bonif.oe. regarding wish
Indignant PITY TIE lsdy's bruised fscs
snd half clc~sd eve.
Cone now, landlord. seems % me
you're little hssty. We hNd Iiftis
disturbances last night bat that ao<~nf
eccsr every night II might not harp~n
s9sin n q w~k-fn a rnonsh rnarI.-
expo~talatsd the sue<t sp7eAlinrlr.
Then tu-nlnT 81 rs wife, BATTERED
eo'intensDce h,ok faiI e consdeoce IN
ke- suprnrt, Mssht n Sallyy-ss.
Francisco Rep<Ttsx.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

The 5.year-oId bay mare stolen from
Charles TsBde u Vicksburg Was recov.
cred nesr Aarcellus on TUESDAY. where
u was found four weeks ego by farmer
IN he pasture lot vith his hOrses
The Northern Michigan Hardwood
Lumbefmens association IL Traverse
City hae decided 90 limit this year .
cut TO 90 per cent Il what IL vss last
year.
There is 80 much beer used a. Benton
Hsrbor that TIRE Musksron Bresing
company has bought lard 10 erect a
supply depot on.
Deputy County Treasurer LANCE Il
MBskeeon has termed over the keys a
the ofBce % Wesley So1isrberg plth
check fos 800
The October ostput ~ The Qoincy
nine Ess - tons q ere, Of the " Diver
ne 20. tons. snd q the Atlantic N1L
fcna
Carp taken ron "a. River Rsisin ~
DUodee are rot prizsd very highiy -
food t'sb ~ the residents there
Noes v rlsnf - Sarsnsc. sged e.
hss seccr~5 iicsncs % sed Esiee
y yers q Berlin. sged "a
he AIbsoa District Msfkodiss Minis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

zig Lyngh - Statesman. Hs se
gafsa the arr q slaierait IL the "a
ioen tusinrvs ~ an aarost manipaia-
So y t,e sosncl COMMITTEES On
h-soses sad through The grace ~ the
council ite.f he eli shortly ins,ai
hims''f ~ hosihsgh gin singer N The
buhaiHa situated bsst ..~th - a..
esty BAL aaa f,rn-rly ocruri-d A.
~Afie 4 sastice ~ Chief
Jasfcs 8uown q th- usw citv ~,..,t
u r.rs bad enough ihat bs,la
inS ene' fqrsecrs,es - the iaw
slea aeresrd - such fase
u=as, but it r infnitplr r-r., a.. :
sheui - ncrnse.f fr ..,.,, ~.
eslcre sni -csnfs - rlsfl go.
f.sia shich ~ia poilsss ss- ar = -.
viriaisy 81 iAs city baa srcu ..-,,
u'cFesng aatii late - nisAt ft Va -.
~ ini~atioa - eeaneot "a th~ nor.,
srfassee - suea plsre apea lie
refnsa sa.i cailsirea shas daiiy visit tse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Congress has adjourned sine die after
having been in eontinuous session for
nearly three months II will be known
IN history a. an extraordinary session in
double sense. II Was called by the
president Tor specific purpose. namely
10 repeal the purchase clause q the
sherman silver act Ii might have per-
formed that function within fortnight
and given the country a chance TO rally
from the malign influences Of an artifi-
eial panic Instead Of doing % il frit-
tered away the time and meanw lille
what vas in reality only q temporary
fright became settled conviction. The
people could have recovered from the
frighsduring the natural buoyancy Of the
ordinarily hveliest period OF the year.
From the settled conviction recovery
will be slow and painful The congress
therefore has added 20 the load Of dis
trust and unwilling poverty rather than
eased IL. IL might have been the saliva
ton Of prosperity. but il has been tho
most powerful abettor OF adversely.
That IL has adjourned will afford the
country q sense Of relief IL has ac-
conpiished nothing worthy OF mention
aside from tardily stopping the purchase
OF silver and alarming the industrial and
manufacturing interests OF the country
by threatening the tariff. It's a good
radiance at very high Price.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04
srATE PRess coMMsNr.

There is fair chance for the election
OF James II. Stone 10 congress from the
Detroit district Although the distric,
Is naturally democratic by several
thousand majority. tho dissatisfaction OF
workingmen with the change" that
democrat administration has brought
about is likely to give Mr.. Stone many
votes-Port Huron Times
There is one thing that the people
must give the democrats credit for. and
that is their ability to create a deficit.
They can do IL and not half try. Secre-
tary Carlisle estimates that the deficit
at the end Of the year viii be over $50.
OO0,0O0. What will IL be when the party
really settles down To business?
ings Banner.
it is very little TO the credit Of those
who make and administer the laws in
this country that there is not in any
penitentiary OF the lani q single person
convicted OF criminal carelessness in
killing people by a railroad accident.
There ought 10 be quite a numb er.--
Bellaire Breeze.
The talk Ia the effect that silver Ia
doomed by the repeal bill is nonsense.
Silver viii continue 10 be the basis of
great portion Of the money Of the people.
Barry County Democrat
1t viii soon be time for Grover to
send out his Thanksgiving proclama-
ton. Wonder what the country has 10
thank the administration for!-E.aton
County Republican.
All eyes are now turned towards Ohio
where the gallant little Major Mckinley
IS making the light of his life Every.
thing indicates tidal wave in his favor.
-lonia Sentinel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

t<rs a.~ecissior sin b halo II hzt.,>
Creek nose1AeH = -
Bert Le<sifsr II .1sssftsr ~ hu-
nine sc''es q lspa
coassntion Assn ss L4lnssa.rx Nossun.
Joseph hsdsf. sZsd -. q Re RxuI1s
W !, s jumping non = trsin
49, 80. a.. .s9 = sas.alas large ana high
ed rist~r $500 'sf 'oes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-First race. Eve fur.
longs-Pop Gray won. Millboy second.
Chant third; time. lO4is. Second, i've
furlongs-Ernest l. Won, Mollie n. sc.
end. bud Hughes third; time. IOa
Third. cir furlongs Cyclone won. Glee
Boy second. Rosalie third: time. l:i6
Fourth. five furlongs-Emp Billet wou.
Beilboy second. Alice ID. third: time.
l0A Fifth. one Silverado won.
Blackbird second. Chant third. time.
l4Jif sixth. one mile-Hy by won.
Eii kiBdlg second. Ethel w. third, time.
l.4fh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

ELizAHErH. ~. J.. Nov. 3--First raca.
Eve and half furlonlss Stoneusli WOO,
Sirrocco second, Tormentor THIRD time,
los. second. Eve and half furlones
Galloping King won. BonEie Meade sec
ond. Hartford third; time. lN9 Third.
i've and half fuTioEgs-The Bully son.
Mamie A. secoDd. Charles i. third, time
l;lo. Fourth. seven furiongs- Chiswick
won. Tom Skidmore second. Will Elliott
third; time. lsSo. Fifth, mile and az
eighth--St Anthony WOO. kirkover &C.
ond. Seven third; time. ls57ss. Sixth.
i've and q half furlongs Slr Richard
won. Watterson sec0nd. Azrael fAird;
time, lOQ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04
Grand RAPIDS HERALD MORNING. NOVEMBER 1893

hsFsry sad si6c-s n ths city hsa. bat
rathsr 70 pay deserved m sts % the
s4<seisy ssd thFifs Il that sstinshls
citizen. Pig Lspeh Az already 70
nssksd Ply il = stsfss1za wsss he
les sh2a . Statesman he could never
hare sseursd license 70 eel gras
Endsr ths windoxs Il The city Ii
hrary. Hs poiishsd cusninz as
- elsgeFly dsployed % deceive the eoen-
cd there i reasoa to hsiisvs thar he
might have ehsnxei the locafion q his
saleon fro@ JUDGE Brown's ed court
room 20 Controller caro's ofhcs and
secured BE iicsass with eves lsss din
Guilty. Pigs exalted esrvs i entitled
% vsnerztioa- His colossal impudenes
would DO credit 10 Grover Clevslard
His brilliant success. in view of ali the
circumstances. commands admiration
Pig Lynch i the biggest man in town
bigger the common council
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

sten q Grand Rzpios there - nef = fIr
sc eoDEsas asksag eny money. The
eonpsny ~hicl / rspreseot has doe
buslness heFe fpF tEenty -slse se4re nd
~ tat llels tie tosse~ PAID kmouat q
{ 80 DoEs fhan the preniuns resolved
There have hssn 90 big nres here lately
either bat the aggregate losses from the
-n.@,. s.sss snas1nss % suite : Sun. A
ns1 a.s1'1.as ~
49,, - ssss..-S -. 'hs..1Les nsA. 81.
s 80 saoss. eoo pensss
~ . - ~ 'hs s's's W ~s1ooa no
D..
- ~ boone o. fPsI.shn; the
90 sssy :, aspsaaI'sl psssidsai q the Aiehl-
Inc New Lsslnss,aa nd. x,Il s5.3s.a.
the tssensrs OF Toe city schools on .-rhe
Lanes II Teachers Read.nx" Prof
Boone i one of the beet knoxn eduea-
tors in the vest add = the author Of
several standard works on psychology
s1a p.ssssssosy' The lecture this morn
.u< slA DC uehsered IN Christ church.
On lyon sueet
John r Kiileau a. the Durham hopse
Aanistee: driftsd into The Morton last
nlen, AID spent al hour or 20 shaking
hen1s sIlh everybody that came into the
noIel ar n.iiean vas oneof the proprie-
~ wears IL TOT nes,iy a seols
..iollierssi,n an. one % me p,sn enie,
la. 4 handrs.i ss,sai. - VIC aaSs anu
on xe,ght " .s.;. ~, 80. .ss.s oenes
ths $500 -. a. ~ 'ne S1'y !" a1seno
William EY,,.h :, u..
u,.....-- a -. 'tuesse' konefai
Atlantic roai 80 a ans .1 ~ r Snose
ton ,estarasx ~. $3.50 an l .:s MOI nor
inc IN H. o;si..,.a 10 sas ~ ne c''y ean-
r. GuI.mh, ., :, r,s.u,
tor Of THE EII;,,,. - :. 80, pl1pi'e-
a guest In swss,,s Ao " '"a' ei''' "
:,
MoETos-W. l. Hunter, kalamazoo;
I.ansine. Th,,as. ti.s - Oh yonn'
\. Graf Indsna,ns nu o.
Detroit. n us~;,. .. no'''
A'' 49, % .'pn
NEw LIVINGSTON A. Hilton. Cold
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04
In Is fortunate that the rurk,,h :,

IT Is fortunate that the Turkish am.
bassador 10 Great Britain Is not the
Turkish ambassador to the United
States The oriental diplomat attended
a performsucs OF the burlesque don
Juan in London Thursday night. The
plot OF the piece Is laid in Constant
nople. and the leading character is the
Sultan. The caricature of his royal
master aroused the ire of the gen tleman
from Bosphorus and be left the theatre
In high dudgeon. That the Defender OF
the Faith and the Prophet OF Mahomet
should be burlesqued in an English
theatre seemed 10 him the vilest sacri-
lege- Accordingly he protested to Lord
Rosebery and demanded in the name OF
tho Sultan that the play be suppressed.
The lord chamberlain. who acts as Gen.
cor OF plays. ordered that all reference
to his Turkish majesty be eliminated
from the piece Don Juan" hence
forth viii be Sultanless. Like Hamlet
without Hamlet. il will lead dramatic
existence sans everything.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04
FIGHT AT A DANCE
CAUSED A sTAsslks MfRaY
hr~nisinx IN six ncr~aas Bssax serl-
essiy wsaaded T~o OF Nben
Msy Dls--frisoner Jsiisl

krsHviIIx. nls- Nov. "A battle o..
CURED last night az the home q vii.
isn b. hTonse. near here Ofkoars 4.
IL ingals add Charles Ilooden a lhis
ciif ssnt there 30 arrest Charles Robert.
eoh IN the nght that foliowed ths
most seriously injured we're seth HAT.
Eeia. shot throagh head. mas de; "A n.
t1E~is. sAoI IN head seo severely beaten:
thaf'es Londen. severity beaten
and cut Grover Rittonhour. sAet
IN the SIDE Alex Roisrtson. shot
an The head A dance was AZ ia
height shen the oanziabiss appssrsd.
The man vsnted vss called "a ons AIDE
a the Foopt and llsiensd euietly g the
reading Ct the warrant IA the ofilnur
folded up the warrant and put hls hsnd
90 kobcrtson's arm. the PRISONER ares =
revolver. and Eith cry % his frisnds 20
Kali the o1ieers. pushed II ia Loodon's
face and pulled the trigger The xrsp0n
missed IRE. bat instantly tbere sss
general melee
Onoer< We're Attacked
Aiexznder R0hertson. brothsr 81 the
prisoner. and half dozsn ef his friends.
sprsng for the officers with knives and
Chairs The stove use upset and eonae
grabbed the stove iegs for use ~ short
arn- Constable lngals was stabbed Ia
the neck and face. and both officers were
badly beaten b. the desperate naen uho
sssailcd them. Finally the oficers were
driven back 10 q corner, when Loudon
bred q bali dozen shots straight
into the crowd ia front II
him Alexander Roberfson feli Al TIE
first shot seriously injured. A moment
later Seth Hatfield wsnt down with
a mortal wound. Again . report ssa a
bullet wounded Grover Riffenhour. The
sight ~ the wounded men seemed 10
stun the rest Of the men. and the officers
secured their man and hurried him OF.
The officers were badly cut and brulsea.
but not seriously hurt Hatfield, il Is
thought. will die.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

DuS 4 Co.'S report on the revival of
trade reminds eue % that familiar re-
frsin; When she's up. she's up; and
when shes down. shes down; bat when
shes only halfway Up shes neither up
nor down
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

forfy Insurance companies ns~ 10.
ing business " Nickhxlt esll suspend
January ! sahi IL : Seisce 4 Ear'sinx
r. The Norfoa la~t nisat THAT rrprs-
senfs sfaeut = pr ceri. ~ fhe corrarrs
dong tvssness N The aeate. The 3s,~~-s
s'sstained are utsefiy eur = p~rfr,-ttsa
- To f-cespts v-ntafe - say tkss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

SrEAKgR RgEp has written book
on parliamentary Law. II sill be in &C.
tive demand when the democrats at.
tempt 10 force their tree trade bill
through the soaats. but the courtesy
of that body will prevail against all the
parliamentary rules on earth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

G~ovrR has issued Thanksgiving
PROCLAMATION fixing Thursday. Novem.
Der %. as the day for returning thank.
for the Aimighty's blessings Grover
has many things to DO thankful for.
As for the people, well. they may be
thankful that there IL only one Of
f,rover
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

liz Il sesni.oficiaily announced that
the International monetary ooofereocs
sill not resume its deliberations Con.
sidsring the great good accomplished at
the previous session. this Comes ~ al
International Misfortune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

"Didn't you tell me when Thelpsd goa
years ago. sAid Downatthsheel 20 Upin-
theair. that you'd always remember It.
and that you'd share your lAst crust with
mey'
IL certainly did. and I win when ges
10 lila
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

1HrovsH the generosity Of General
Aiger the newsboys OF Detroit we're
iaken to Chicago to she the worlds fair
"a IT. chaos o. dismantlement. The
nswsboys Of Detroit gill be able 10 an.
sFer that familiar question with an
added mphasis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

ArroRSEv GENERAL EsIts gave the
Detroit News box q cigars 20 satisfy
the stat that be i DOT a jackass The
much abused animal s thereby paid =
deserved cosuphment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

SrnGs hosSsxowKa uasie his ais.
take IN not eontFlhotioz $4,000 70 the
aewocrss csnspsign fand Ms Wan
Aieus noruination sas oaz6rnstl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Peablossom-Uncls Nose. does you b
leebe we Is 81 made oh dust;
Uncle Nosss-Sutinly we Ia.
Peablossom-Den de cultured folks
mus be made of coal dust.
Uncle Mose--De Lori nebber thunk
Oh dat. bat reckon we Vs.
Peabiossom-How erbout de yaller
niggersi-Texas Siftingz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

u larry Sesi - OAio cunfinu-s Nj.
pr''-ent effective canvass he aAF po-.i
by reinc~ William MsKialey's plurslstv
Be- a18a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Mrs. Goslick-Arent You almost
ready. Heniyi
Mr.. Goslick-Eo; this razor Ia A dun
as hoe.
Mrs Glow strangel 1t cut bean
tifully when I sharpsned my pencil with
10 this morning. -Brooklyn Life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Lansing board o. education has voted
20 re-employ Miss Alice NJ Woloott a. a
teacher after November l. Miss Woicost
was dismissed FOR Furnishing Que q her
pupils. bat public sediment Was in her
favor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

and from the way they arc beng purchased we can
not but think many of the householders of Grand
Rapids know It we'll do IL is not an expcn-
diture OF money TO purchase weather strips. is
saving Your fuel bill will be smaller your comfort
greater and you will be saved the many annoyanccs
that arise from i'll fitting windows and imperfect doors
You can not keep out dust and cold air if weather
strips are not used and the expense tring com
pared with the comfort gained by proper use OF
weather strips. one be he rich poor. can afford
to be without them II you arc poor any thing that
can help you to cconomse fuel should be golden
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

WAsa1ssFoS Nov A-yof lover
Michigan Fair slightly warmer light
winds shlfuss 70 soath.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Neosuf - refers - the repeal bsI -
my h'a f~nt he ccasasnx hinseH
with Psamoants
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

do jon love mey' said the paper bag
70 the sugar.
''rm just wrapped up in you." replied
the sugar.
"You sweet thing- murmured the
paper bag. Truth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23

PERSONAL.

C1aud r. Wright, an English thcosophlst. who was
n pupil Of Nine Dlayatshy for seven years, has been
lecturing In Chicago this wecA.
Mr. Justice jackson, the latest addition to the
United states Supreme Court bench, delivered his
first opinion IN his new Office this week Monday 1t
was In affirmation OF decision by the Circuit Court
for southern Newiork IN case arising under the
customs administration act.
The Rev ID. o. Mcars, ID. d. OF Worcester. Mass,
has accepted II call to the pasoratc OF Calvary Pres
bytcrian Church IN Chicago.
The Grand Duke and the Grand Duchess OF Mecken-
burgstrcz will celebrate the hftieh anniversary Of
their marriage June %. a present will be made
to them by their subjects; and all the former inhab
con ributons Ncustre'it for the puip The Grand
Duke Il popular ruler.
Mrs. W. II. Smith. Editor Of "The Japan Gazette. /"
conducts the political and commercial departments
OF II daily paper with large circulation and much In
Guence In the Orient. Her first contributions were
offered four years ago, while she In the interior
~ Japan where her husband an English teacher
In the Government service. Having made hit In
reporting military review, she was invited To lOAO-
hama and Joined "Thc Gazet,es' staff, while her
husband entered the business Office.
Baron Won S0dcn, the Governor OF the German
province OF East Africa. who has come often In
conflict with officials. Il TO return TO Germany this
spring. II Is reported In Germany that the Baron
will not 80 back to Africa In an official capacity MS
the Government Is dspleased with his conduct. lie
Ii now said tn be the owner Of large plantations I'm
Africa. Major Won Wissmann, the explorer who
Quarrced year ago with the Baron. u now SICK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
Amnsemcnls.


ACADEMY OF MrSIC--S-The Black Crook
AMEERs THEATRES 15-Dc F1iedernaus.
AMERICAN FINE ARTS SOCIETY-3 a. IN. TO 10 80
y. m.-Loan Exhibition.
BIJOU THEATRES :20-Hoes and iioss.
BROADWAY rHEATRE-5-The Crust OF society
CARNEGIE MUSIC HALI>-lo a. IN. until 10 .. NJ
The Dorc ,'alcry-s :3o-Concer.
CASINOS :ij-1hc Gondo.icrs
CuICKERING HALIs-3-fcclta
tOLUMBCS THi.AIRE-5-A Mad Bargain.
DALY'S TUEATRE-e Ij-Twelfth Night.
..DtN MU>EE-Ihc World In Wax
EMPIRE THEATRES :l5-Ihe t'iii Left Behind Me.
FIFTH AVENUE TEEATKE-S 1J-Dplomaey
GARDEN THEATRES :15-Giroac-('ir
GRAND OPERA HOrSE-5-rhe Hunchblck.
UARHIGAN's THEATrTs-S--Cor dciao Aspirations
HARLEM OPERA HOUSES :ij-Pr!ncc Karl
MoYTS MADISON SQUARE THEATRES BOA Tip
Chinatown.
ROSTER & BIALS-S-Vaudc,illc.
LYCEUM TIIEATI.l.-2--s :li-Amcrcans Abroad.
MADISON SQUAiE GAHDEN-2-S-Ba mum & Bailey ;
Circus
PALMEI's THEATRES :e0-Lady wncormcre's Fan
STANDAED THEATRES 1.-The Sportsman.
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ASSASSINATION IN MOSCOW.

The assassination of the Mayor CT Moscow
in the City Hall resembles closely the series of
murderous assaults made in 1878 upon Russian
officials. The Mayor, in response to loud de-
mands from stranger who had forced his way
into the reception-room adjoining the Council
Chamber, had gone out to ascertain what was
wanted. a Russian Of the middle class was
there to rcproach him for plundcring and OPP
pressing the people and then to shoot him.
There is the customary explanation from the
policc that the assassin, Adrianol, shows signs
CT insanity but that can hardly be considered
Trustworthy Tho Russian police invariably
suppress the facts about Nihilist crime when
ever it is practicable to do so; and when
they cannot conceal the outrage they pretend
to make light of it as a vagary of insanity.
Russia is not country where it is safe to have
the people know that avengers OF their wrongs
are in their right minds when they turn against
police projects and Imperial officials.
When Vera Sassulitch. cxaspcrated by her
own snifc,ings and the terrible noggng which
BogouboG had received, shot General Trcpoff
in st. Petersburg she too was adudged to be
insane When she told her story in open court
and was acquitted by middle class jury of
superior intelligence in the face of her direct
admission Of guilt, there was too much method