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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
MRS THEODORE IRVING.

In the death OF Mrs Theodore Irving. at the CASTLE
TariytOwn.on he Hudson on the evening OF January
o. many excellent movements for the comfort ana
uplifting OF her fellow creatures have met with a
serious loss. For many years Mrs. Irvngs name
had been connected with the cause Of Christian edu
cation Her school Of 1t, Johns for girls. conducted
FOR many years In NewYOrk city. and afterwird at
the Castle on the heights at Tarrytown, was an In
stitution OF great usefulness lis graduates VIII al
WAYS feel the influence OF her beautiful character ana
No Devoted first Of all to the cause OF education,
Mrs Irving yet found room in her busy career for a
share In every good word and work. As president OF
the New-YJrk Indian Association for several years
she abundanty proved the breadth Of her sympathies
Few women Of our day have left nobler record OF
courage high faith, Christian character ana oeVauhs
Influence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
MRS. ". c. WHITNEY SERIOtSLf ILL.
SAID TO BE BETTER LAST EVENING AFTER
SEVEEE ATTACK.

Mrs W. C. Whitney. wife OF eS'Secre'ary whitney
~ h.en ,.riously IT, Only hIc" weeks ago last nlch'
Mrs whitney gave one n the fashionable onh'f dances
:, ,,. fcar vp 10 tn day nj the dance that tn" en-
..,o,, rould have TO oe given I'M Int Mrs. whitney
u,coA To receive her and remain throughout inc
DANCES IL was her intention 10 have tho subscription
10Y ,s,n.,, IN INT IL has been decided that 30 large
w. ,o,,o,,ren, would be out OF the question. and IN
couror. will be given instead at the house OF Mr." ASo'
phelp, Stokes no 800 MadSon.a,e
r,,ar NJ general regret that so nmiablc hostess
M,. whitney should be obliged TO ictr
from the CAV world TO whose pleasure her anu
,a",ituI house have 80 frequently contributed
An Intimate friend Of the iai"'y Uo'u ,''D"0 49,,
- ,os, NIGHT that MIS-. whitney was suffering IRON
Po' - ~ IN. heart. "Mis. whitney" said the
,onorer', informant us a very SICK "o"'"' . -,
b4sn subject heart trouble Tor some !e'', ,.," ,
nreseot attack appears 70 be more serious "O 49,,
pr, ,s fmiv thought her condition extremely prccs'i
10 1bls evening she slightly better ana her '0''
dI,,on Afforded more reason for encouragement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
CONFIRMING PROFESSOR BALDWIN.

ACTION OF THE CONNECTICUT SENATE - THE
HOUSE TO TAKE UP THE NATTER TO-DAY
Hartford. Conn. Feb. 1.-Public interest at inc
capitol to-day centred In the senate Chamber ~he"
the special order Of the day. the nomination oy gov
ernor Morris of Judge Fem and Professor Baldwin,
Of Yewaven. for the Supreme Court bench came w
At o'clock. The House had previously ao'oufneu'
and the Senate Chamber was crowded with members
and spectators. Judge Fem was pro"p"y '''
fmed. BY vote Of ID TO 3. speeches. Ill .anO'
tls oos,ma,,on ~ Professor Baldwin delivered
By the following Democratic Senators Fox OF
NsvIIaven Cleveland. OF Hartford; Root OF water
bury: Crandal OF Norwich Pierce. OF Bristol ana
Holden, Of Ansonia.
Toere were speeches against 'he "o'n'"% :,
Upon ballot Professor Baldwin was conirmed' A
10 10 strict party vote with three senators aoscn'.
The absentees were senators Garo"SrIi Dre.oIntion
Brooker and Keenry Republican, !he reSv Iouen
was ordered Immediately transmitted 10 ufe ~
where II win come up tomorrow on a mon' mnon
ncede and concur with the ecna,e ue '0'' "p'''
wEch motion will be taken by bai'ot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
ENGINEERING FEATS AT SEA
nm Tho Marine Journal.

ttn
Thore are a few points In regard 10 Nv Which
h,ealdown from an engineering poih' VI vac Encimc.r
M chi not appcal the ordinary the
cot yrcat deal Of credit Tor reP,a,s MA
S"ft whereas a considerable part OF 'ns s,e watch
Az him and his assistants for their cau'iu tho
a e. a. iii the machinery. Reports sho" ,nae not
hnf yos not entirely broken of-the Iractnr work
comnlcte II had been noticed ina, J.. VIZ ,he thrus
Snc smoothly and the cap was takri OH odinc con.
hsin" and The 6aw discovered. Inc mehui " me
,s,ad Of nrthenng the parts so tat mo tnoe
SID NO, become any greater. and this was aii
couia g' ,ne break had been complete and the so
rt had made one revolution against the orohe al al
pnd Of the other part repairs would haEe oi,,"s on
Gnu Vi ~ moi quite Impossible with the laclhues ,H
d t.s chin Our engineer friends, VINO VI ~ ~.
,Ire NAV stand In danger Of peing cap tnd there.
ana hToken shaft may well bear ~ m mn ,..Es
menu 20 discover fracture before the smart orea"s
io lots ionS way toward successful repair dana hv
eoeo , bove beon some wonderful ulings uohe
,ano..s M sea however-fe1ts more % .iaht 90
.h, NJ Mr. Tomllnsonwhich have psen ,o Sar g. s,Iii
tna :" cnicd 10 mind by friend ana me nero !, sr n
o,,ve 10 attest TO the particulars roma'C This
~ .nl Ind only single engine. ana WIN , ro,p
W. caasi south OF Iattras on one OF her TIP NIP caS a
tn nna the ps,on broke In three pieces nis va
asi"oster TINT would have maze hahs ,oI % oucr
as" h,n helpless but Mr. PECK snccen" , Mo-, n,,'
.rantv foI,r h0irs work In patching up , ~ ron
en- tba, IL strong enough anu TIN Inc slim INTO mort
50 . With the machinery and bring the eh'P '' P
~ u. .ho RATE OF six miles an hour A., uor n corre.
NJ oaninr of broken shafts, Dy Ihe VIZ, tbat
pm, ~ one Of the daily papers snrpH,s, nsteod
might be made octaronal or !eAnsu, secvc.
shafts outside OF bearings. and number o, secre
Of round coud be carried to be applied 70 ro.e
In hTi and boted together. whcp wVuu ' ao,sS
any prean ,ont The idea seems founfia upon so'''
sense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
THE OPERA HOUSE AWAITS IIS fAIE'
no CERTAINTY YET ABOUT WHO WILL OF WHO
WANrS TO Buy IT.

Tho next meeting OF the stockholders OF the metro
po,itan Opera House Company will probably be h''u
early next week. 1t is necessary to walt Io' icp'
from the stockholders to the circular Issued by Henry
CLOVIS NJ chairman Of the committee appointed ov
the chairman OF the meeting held on MohuaS' IL.
circular was not issued Till Tuesday AFTERNOON ana
,eu IL any REPLIES had been received Yesterday
saturday Is an inconveDent day for a meeting anu
TODAY or tomorrow would be too soon. IL Is '"'.'
,o, uhelv to take place on Monday or Tuesday. PIT
CLOVIS said Yesterday that his plan, In ACCORDANCE
the scheme outlined In the circular, was 10 ro"u"
the parterre boxes now thirty'sX III hun'oe'' ~ 90
10 make thirty four all Of equal size, as 'hey arc "''
now and 10 give all the stockholders OF Inc ne" COZ"
pany TO be formed boxes on this tier, allowing DON
for each or when necessary dlvidlhB DIX oo'.
,ro lie would then allow the first tier boxes n"oV"
ho nortoyrc to be sold 70 any who might want 'ic"
for The season or for single performances
r. &c still impossible to tell, they say VINO are
watching the fate of the opera house closely whether
II will fan at the sale CT February Ia 10 some ''"
b,naiiou Of stockholders determined 10 Keep Il i'I
onoro 10 the Metropolitan Improvement company
or to some buyers Yet unhcard or Inc I"Pro''"''l'
Company WILL n Is said. run bidding up 10 si'1o"''
and perhaps higher. The company has h'h 0, rs
own 10 protect, and, moreover, 1t has been maaihe
onev on the apartments Of the corners when II
owna and would like 10 make more. There Is enough
% space on the Thirty ninth and fortleths Su'S %
tho blding 10 make about 100 more apartments VII"
ont interfering III the least with the us" oil 'c "o
for opera This makes The purchase al any rcaso'U''
sim strong temptation to the Metropolitan Improve
p,ent COMPANY II is further hinted that theFe may
No real estate syndicate which would Hike to buy
,bo nrone1v as speculation. In the hope OF realizing
came $500 900 from its future sale. 1T IL argued una,
~ The front apartment houses we're allowed 10 S,lhn
and the rest Of the prpery mrIe b eu' opnd and
nrotaIly a handsome pIoht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
with assistance carried Fisher to the Sidewalk where he
died fifteen minutes Letter.
OBITUARY..
JUDGE JOSEPH PARSONS CoMEGYs.

Wilmington Del. Feb. (Specall.-ExC hief justice
Joseph Parsons C0megys died at his home In Dover
M u o'clock tonight. Ills end was peaceful. Junge
Comegys was born In ChcrbOurg. Kent County, Dell
on December 90, 1913. Iii, ancestors. who were
IIuncarians came to this country about 1910 Ills
father. Cornelius p. Comegys. was Governor OF Dela
ware from ls37 20 1910. Judge Comegys was ad
mltted TO the bar In ls3j In 1885 pnd 1743 he was
elected to the state legislature and In 1872 he was
one OF committee o. three to revise the statutes
lie served I'm the United states senate from Deem
Der a. 1856 iii March 3. 1871 having been appointed
TO fill the vacancy caused BY the death Oh Johh VI.
Clayton. lie delegate 10 the Phiadciphia Na"o''
Iuon Convention In 1866. on May Is 1876. he became
Chief Justice OF Delaware, life position ana he hau
only recently retired from the bench. Judge COmeGys
was opposed TO indlscrmlnaic divorces AMI the I'm
limited extension Of tie whiskcy traffic. lie hau a
great r. vcrcnce sacred affairs, ana when C0l0nel
Robert g. Ingerso lccturei here OH January 4. 1851
the Judge was greatly shocked by the printed report
He was panied to that such M incident como
have occurred I'm Delaware. and h" felt competed
to nterpOse his Judicial authority against lis rep"ti
ton At the session Of the court held on February
\ ISL, he presented the matter In his charge to
the grand Jury lie d"porod tho act. and hoped that
I'm the future any man who attempted repetition
q such "A preceding SHOULD be arrested. and he as
silred the community that the full penalty In case
Of conviction would be imposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
DE-. HENRY W. BrEL.

Litchfcd. Conn. Feb DIR. Henry ". Buel died
Monday. lie was OF Dr. Samuel Buell. a
physician OF emincn2r IN Lchiield for more than
forty years. lie was born on April :, $50 lie
wax graduated at Yale College I'm 1914. On leaving
college he began the study Of medicine nc first WIN
his father and afterwarl in the offices Of DR.. w. r.
Buel and DR.. Gordcr Buck, of Ncw-l0rlr CITY, III
tho same time attending courses of lectures AT the
College Of Physicians md surgeons, Of tiat CITY
After receiving his degree OF NJ D.. he was appointed
house surgeon at the Ncw-iOrk Hospital. Upon
leaving the hospital. in 18io. he was
appointed resident physician OF sanford Hall,
Flushing, l.. l., which position he occupied
for five years. In 1851 he returned to Lchfeld,
and I'm 1853 he established the institution now known
As spring Hill Home for Nervous Invallds. lie had
been president OF the Connecticut Medical Sooifty n
member Of ne state Board of Charities. and mem
Der Of American Psychological Society, and was
appointed by GovDaor Hubbard as one of the three
commissioners to examine into the need OF provision
for the INDECENT insane OF the State lie was presl-
dent OF the First National Bank OF Litchhed at the
time OF his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
ppcCERREu QElTH 10 LALL.

Sooner than e. to jail for Ill treatment OF his wife
Jo.cph Fisher painter htywo year, old "h, had lived
at no Gil wes sXtyseventhH enaed ms lie Yesterday
with a dose Of oNalie ucld
last before the close q the morning session Ct the
yorsyille Police court yesterday, Mrs. Caa Fisher ad-
dressed Justice Meade asked for the Of her
husband The couple had been married about twenty
,,srs and I'm nearly the whole o that time Fisher she
sh had done little but beat her. Justice Meade
granted the warrant and ntfus1 it, execution u Court
orlcc, smith The policeman found Fisher in bed at
bi, home When told up and go 70 court he ir.
spondcd mechanically and accompanied the policeman 10
where they boarded cros,-town car On
the other eide OF Fisher his sixteenyearod The
car had moved only block when II crossed the Central
PARK creu, Fisher pasrcd and tumbd In heap the
a
81 knew t cried his son for the hour he has
been drinking from Q phal'
In Fisher hand was little bottle Smith stopped and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
srTtI ANOTHER uTSIC NAIL PLAN.

The fact published few cays ago that certlin
syndate wished to get control Of Oscar Hammersteln
Manhattan Opera House, and 10 make music hsl OF
IL hut no names given in connection with the enter
tso IN. syndicate is headed by H. C. Miner the
manager Of the Fifth Avenue and Peoples Theatre ana
{ f. Nixon, OF the firm Of Nixon zimmerman the
heatrcal managors Of Philadelphia Each OF these men
r,ady to contribute soj 900. and it is Intmated ths'
the whole capital OF the company SHAH b. s2ooVoo III
I urrcsrd that Mr. Hammefstcn shall be member OF
,he comrnny and the presidency Of IL was offered to
him but he declined The plan i to alter the house
.omcvlot and open as the weather VIII permit
th. Use OF tac roof aidca in connection WIN IT, MI
has no. yet decided whether he will let the
,,v h,va his opera house at all not and he said
as. night that he should walt TIL Saturday before &C.
,.,mln,na the fate Of hi. English opera season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
DIED.

Nv, Tge'y s App Eliza "a'"
brooklyn, THURSDAY, February I'd. at = p m.
a .ssr eis So "s B ss s's p:
William II, Beard in the oith year Of his age
OF Washington and Greene a,es., Thul1dsy FebrS'
r1iand a. ard ~ @iitSe. oro respectfully invited
coAIEs.on TUESDAY morning JnnuaTy sist Marie art L..
srvccs At her lesidcnee 50 Eas, O,thst Thurs
CONKIIN-At Mount Vernon y. y, Jan. 81 1893,
Anna widow OF William conEiin late Of Sew.forx City.
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
ges south fcurtha,e Mount veilon, x. Y. Thursday.
rural oi a, 81 p,Sb" m a" Conn.
tOrGlITRY-On "Wednesday February 1st, Nancy, reics
of William D. CoushtIy, asei so years
Intcrnient at Albany.
GARDNER-On February ist, stlar, Day Gardner. Be:
loved son OF samuel H. and Anna l.. gardner aged
SERVERS at "a Len5x.lye on Thursday evening. Feb
JOHN:ON-sui1enly. Wednesday, February /, Florence
A., Youngest daughter Of Dr. Samuel NJ. and Elizabeth
b johnson aged years.
Funerl private.
vS sS ~ o GSR" c on January 81 c'harn'
Funeral services az the residence OF her father on frdsy
Carriages viii meet the 10 :Os train from New.York
MiLLER-Suidmy, on Tuesday, January 31st Loretes
%s TS # Gc joan sc B. M afSd W g yei! o.
Thursday evening AZ hafpa-t
Intrr!Gcnt az convenience OF family.
INVERSION Tucsdy January 81, of pneumonia. Mason
Funeral late residence, 40 Lexnston-ave. Thurs.
SHAWN washington Heights, Feb lst, 1898 walsss
Irving eldest of Joseph ). shaw.
Notice II funeral hereafter.
j JAW the y3t, Seth H. White in the 7si year
Ills age.
from the Central Depot New Depot a. snsrsaes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02

.osn mouse to give the Populst House a clear ma
!orlty independent Of the so.called "fats members
~ Is thc plan OF Mr.. German to win over to the
1opais,s SIDE the three Democrats and the Inde-
pendent Wilson. first and. having done this 70 work,
on on rev Republicans whom the Popullsts claim as
IfHououi a prominent leader Of the Republican
Nouse SAID tonight, eve are sure of our men
absolutely sure and we have no reason 10 donbt
only one OF the Democrats. Rosenthal may desert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
Postomce Notice.

Should be read daily all interested as changes may
0cSe e. so Cr need not Be specially sS
S %sss i, for !. d as!na to by
Ss Psr: ::1s S the I'::' :' viii
close ,msa ara Is4s%s p9 70
a tSsns 1G at .ppe%enary 49, p % for Bs ao
nuG n per fsr Sa..s Sr"S:'
santisgo at D. IN. for PORTO He0 a''ec'' pe' "'A'
fftRrpAYAt .upIemo@ y, IL NM for or, yen:.
Otsr OC1n PSnts %" De- @ er
pnamOco and a S1ha la e1 cSnnr Va Ro janero
n" cr Re ST'G per be S9a,s
maa Puerto Corez and TruNiIo must be directed per
sShhrRDAY-As for Rio anero Santos s and Il
rom Baltimore 80 for Enr%Te xlg, sr l. i:
] E",a ne via eu' MaasGam Via must ::
@ ;n! NssdpT inter- at nus. ~ s''ysy s
pori%sa 10 and nd fuzzy or per
M Via 20, ether ., art; Of EarGy ss
Hmrccbe ChaIas Iabasco and Yncstan per = CITY
' rsc. Sr saes Wan vera rui %ass
b" directed per city Of Ae,andft s'' p M TOT
Ne sytf%pHYaAta t91 Gotta Rie' via Lmen ps'
HAL! 'g qor tn ts" and Sf~j.PS"' per
$40 RI M from M' SAN 'fF me- ia1"' s i d,s
SsFS.7 PEI .s Nv: ne :i::
m February 80. at q 80 y. M MAJ for
tay HP xe%za,nd ISwssn FIJI and r, s.:
moan cIn.e here daily ~ to February rs. a.
e Gao ''G M %: aly, az NewyoTk of N.6:
or unna and Japan vancouver Especially sddres:sd
%yytovndi,nd by a 10 Halifax and thence BY steamer
close orss daily a. and th 80 y ., M' cdss
a. his once daily at 1922 NJ Mails for Guea ~
rhnrsdlys and Saturdays close AZ this osce daily
"a 30 a. m Mails for Mexico overland unless specially
az 10000 ,or di,pltch steamer close az this ONCE
daily at 3 n. m. a. - ,.w.,aod - ca, r,.,csea
x and The schsdnln Of closing Is arranged on the pre-
ua ~ their uninterrupted overland transit TO san
,nnpisea Mails from the fas. arriving time San
r,nrsco on the day Of sailing OF steamers are dispatches
thence The same DAY o.o,. L.
Wv 'pccistcreG mail closes az G p. M previous day.
Fxira Supplementary Mails ar: opened on The piers o.
pnd German steamer. at the hour OF
Closing Of Supplementary Mails at the Poomce, whcn
,awan open until within ten minutes OF the hour
sailing OF steamer. $3.50. 49,, ,orr ,,...-.....
pos,omce Ncw.York v. Y. Jan ~. 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
FRANCIS A. MARDEN.

Francis N,rlen a well.known lawyer Of this city.
died a, hl, home no 81 West Eighty nlnh.st, at an
ga liz hour yesterday morning from cerebral henorfhage
Mr. Mardcn vas born in Wlnihom, y. H., in 1910, ana
received his education at Harvard ChiVefsV' o'inS
,,ad,,.d thete I'm 1868 lie also graduate OF the
Tnrvorl Law school lie practised law In S'amioru
Conn for several years, and was made Judge OF 'he
Probate Court subsequently he represented that district
IN the state Legislature and served two teTm' lie was
pernocr,t and was COnmi-saIy General on Governor
r,,o,,. .,ng Az the close Of Governor walters ad-
npi.t,tion he came this city and pracused law win
&. {. Bcanan. - -,
His funeral will be held Friday at II O'CLOCK az the
hou>c lie left wife and four Children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
JOHN NJ. HENNICK.

baltimore Feb SPECIALIZATION NJ hehh'~ ohi'i "a
mo baltimore Fire Department. died this morning lie
had bo.n connected the Fire Department for nearly
tbtv wears and was known in Insurance circles all over
tho country lie had remarkable record for bravery III
,aying and success in directing he"ehs
Ills ancestors figured prominently in the Revolutionary
m and wore noted for their hghtng qualities. His father
ga. John C. Hennfck. who commanded company o'
militia during the MARYLAND Bank and Nunne'y f'oVs'
III. mother Sarah Eutter. was the daughter "i 'o''1"
Butter second in command oil Tue ehes'lc'N'
rotlla at the battle OF North Point In ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
NEW PLACE FOR STEPHEN J. oIIARE.

District Attorney Nicoll Yesterday annouhceu '"'
appointment Of cx.Assemblyman Stephen j. o'i'are
as deputy assistant In his Office, to fill the vacancy
caused ty the resignation Of Charles e. e'in"S' IT,
who was made "a police justice.
Mr.. Nicoll has increased the pay Of the io'o"i"s
homas j. bradley, deputy assistant district "''o'
hey. from s. 600 TO $500 George Gordon rattle
also deputy assistant. 81 900 to $1,000: Terence
!! Meaanus Indictment, clerk. 81 200 TO 81; 800 and
Andrew Fay clerk 81 200 10 81 ,oO hnes e,o -,
ssSs represent the dilcrcnce between ~, w O,iia,e
xakk Mr.. snms received and that winch MI v nav
u 10 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
4 PICTURE sALE ENDS.

Tho saIo NJ auction q a collection ~ paintings Nv
wllirn T.. sonntag ami Henry A. Ferguson w. c"u'"
., the rinh Avenue Art Galleries. Nc. 800 I"u''''
Utah, ,,,o,, ,te ,ic,urc. sold Mt Adams. from
", Madison y. II" slos Mosque ~ Noh""nr' ~
cara, 500: .Mt Lofavcte and Ffancons Nnle'' ~ ~
81: ..Custom House and Entrance To ire "fanl '
v,,lc. 400. ION the pacKwat'r. near oaN'hn Nh
,en. ..ponoca,,nc, from TIE Village OF Amlc1mca'
Mc,lcor 500. "DurUlnks Bond. ~ H. 500 Nea'
Mt webster" ssj "On Toe Hha, Venice -. I've
Edge OF the Poud" s70 "fn the Cumoerahd "oul'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
FATHER MMAHON DID NOT RESIGN.

To the EdItOr OF TIC IT :" !" II e.
Sir: My attention has been called 10 p"''sIapn, III
vour issue of January 80, In when No" STATE 'h"'
hvo resicred from the Board Of Managers OF the
coholic simmer school, and assign rs reason iof
my resignation my opposition TO permanent location
o,t.ld. Of the Diocese OF New-fork. Permit me to
STAT. that have not resigned from the Bonrd Oh
Man. cement Of the Catholic summer school, ah" mat
80 far from being strongly opposed TO lis perai'h'
location outside Of N"w-lork the thought oi having
" ,,o, =; ,h, nioc,se of Nnw-lork never came
!. ' mind " jos. u. MMAIIoN.
NM No 1CU Madson.avc., New.lorh Jan. 81, loo3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
MIR. wArrERsoN DENIES A RUMOR.

wlpona. MIMI. Feb. Henry watterson VINO
ec,ured here Tuesday evening, In private CONVERSE
ton with a prominent Democrat OF the city demed
tie published story that he was IN Cmcaso 10 a''
enssary OF Grover Cleveland TO offer Judge "reShai
. ner,tol,o In the Cabinet. lie said however, that
h. spent an hour with Judge Gresham, but wholly
In a social way. While In Chicago he saw Don NJ
Dickinson. and spent couple of hours with n'm'
AMI intIn,ated that the reporter would nave peer.
nearer tie truth had he used the name VI DcM"'''
In the place OF Gresham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02

Samuel J. Murphy, who died at IA" NONE, w 80
q, tho Cotton Exchange lie was born sNy'three years
co in Alabama and in business In MoUde oeiofe o
u,r lie served in the Confederate Army ana oe.ame
colonel. After the war he came Nor."' a'' o'" w.
WV" ,,,o,,co orm ~ Ware Murphy & CO.. but for the
a son year. had not been engaged in active business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
ANOTHER CLEVELAND MAN HAS TO Go.

bckport, n. ". Feb. (speciaD.-Frank Lnhs'
spaintendent OF the Lockport Division OF the Erie
ona, vas removed to-day. and Robert Turner us
get dairy inspector under the I'LL machine was APP
arted to the place. Lillls has been distos'e'ui ~
ne machine for some time. and his removal was oe'
sn,nded By the local party bosses. lie haa aos -
nen go" $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
MdRRIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES February lst; 1903. ~
Ne. 3s2 Flfth.ave by the Rev. w. r. Huntington,
D, D., Amelia Whiting daughter Of the late Augustus
Whiting. 10 John II. Davis, all OF New.fok
PAR>ELL-COLLINS-On Tuesday evening. Janu1ty 81,
the home the brides parents by the Rev. Daniel
Mel. ackenbush. ID. D., Miss Maud Elizabeth Collins
and Mr.. Henry Van Arsdalc Parsel ir, all OF this city,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3ist. 1898, at All Souls
Church by the Rev T.. [. Williams. assisted Dy me
Henry q. Whecock, to Dr. Frederick Ii. Percy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
IS MR. CLEVELAND WALL STREET PLtTo"kAl

Salem, Ore. Feb. 1.-Governor Pennoyer rec'tNeu
letter Yesterday from his Acknowledgement asking
permission 10 use two brass cannon belonging 70 ,he
state for the purpose Of firing salute on inauguration
Oar. Tie Governor sent the following reply
no permission will be given to use state cannon
for firing a salute over the Inauguration OF wal,
street. pIutOcrat as President OF the lnled otd'eS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02

1t would be far more creditsble try and compete with
the quality OF the Admiral than waste efforts In
the vain attempts suppress 1t. "Admira Cgassttes
not made by trust