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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06
POPULAR IN CONCERT.
REPRESENTATIVES OF A BRIL-
LIANT PROFESSION.
The Concert Stage Made Popular by
Patti and Nilsson,
Two well.known Musicians Have the
Same Experience.

The concert stage, renderedsO popular by Patti
and Nilsson. has several eminent representatives
In our own country. Among them few stand
moro prominent than Mr. and Mrs ", Ryno' OF
Perth Amboy, NJ J. Mr., Ryno Ia violin ViF-
tuoso aud his wife is a singer OF high merit.
These two musicians have recently passed
through experiences SO singular, with results SO
identical, that they desire TO give the facts pub
licity.
liam violInist," said Mr. Ryno, "and for
some time was troubled with nervousness
aud numbneSs in my right arm, caused, Isup'
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And Jenkins WASN'T There.

The health boards of the country
meet through their delegates in New
York to discuss the cholera question,
and tho great city itself is unropre.
sented. The only jenkins, its health
officer, does not find it convenient to at
tend. 1t is to be said for Jenkins that
he knows it all and has nothing to learn
by association. Jenkins is one of the
proudest products Of tho Tammany
hatchery,
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pose by too close application to my studies i,
both of mind and body, I am pleased to state
that two bottles OF Dr. Greeno's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy cured me OF an attack that l
was afraid would end in paralysis, and SO Iuca.
paCItato me from my calling. Tho curative
powers Of this remedy arc wonderful"
Mrs Ryno said;
"For several years suffered with form OF In.
digestion that baAled the skill of three eminent
physicians. AT times despalred OF my life. l
then began taking DR.. Grceues Nervura blood
and nerve remedy and cannot say too much In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06
Not an Honorable Weapon.
PHILADELPHIA IrCl1IF

EHHuuttW"'U Atuv''
The boycott is a most mischievous
agent for interfering with the work Of
innocent people in order to coerce en-
ployers into submission to the demands
OF their workmen. Discredited and
condemned by the courts. it may well
be abandoned by the engineers and all
other workmen US dishonorable
veADon of warfare,
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It's praise. All my troubles have given place to
ahcalthy tonO OF both miad and body, aud
feel like new bolng."
DR.. Grecnes Nervura blood and nerve remedy
Is exactly what younOed II you are sick or ailing.
1t is exactly what is needed ut this scason Of tho
year to invIgorate your blood, strengthen your
nerves aud regulate the liver, kidneys and
bowels Its IN fact tho best and most perfect
spring medicine. Druggists sell 1t for 81, and 1t
is tho prescription and discovery OF Dr.. Greene
otS5 W, 14th street, New York, the successful
specialist In curing nervous and chronic dis.
eases. Tho doctor can DO consulted free, person.
ally or by letter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06

"MR JAMES b. fancy can have good
consulship if he wants it," says tho
Register. This is reassuring, but if
Brother fancy still longs for foreign
shore he has no time to lose. The good
consulships arc going and soon they
will be gone. W eshall miss the genial
colonel from his accustomed haunts,
but there is consolation in tho thought
that our loss will be his gain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06

We find nothing in the decisions rem.
dered yesterday to deny the right Of en-.
gineers or other employees to organize
and cooperate for the protection Of
their Understanding to deny their
right to strike whenever and for what
ever cause they please. 1t was tho
boycott feature OF the present contro-
versy that was conference.-the com.
bination OF the men on the Lake Shore
and other roads to prevent such lines
from hauling Ann Arbor freight.
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Criminal Conspiracy.


Philadelphia FrCSS
The strike has been raised and the
temporary injunction can therefore &C.
complish nothing, but it will stand as
an important precedent. 1t establishes
the sound view and just principle that
any labor organization which endeavors
to stop the handling OF freight is a
criminal conspiracy against freedom OF
traffic ON n nnhlic highway.
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Mn President, 500 that you make no
more mistakes in the oyershadowing
matter Of your appointments. 1t
wounds the feelings OF the boys, who
fear that you may become discouraged
and make no more appointments.
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WHEN Don NJ. Dickinson wants some.
thing for friend it comes. even though
that friend be brother who asks Il
snug consulship. The rule against
nepotism is not inhexiblc. In fact, in.
hexibilty is not adistinguishinGtea
OF the Presidents various rules.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06

ITTN E7VJNVNt NEWHN NV'
Ihi'ade'phid Record.

Ih7ade7pHIa Rtc0Fd'
This decision will be Immediately
carried to the supreme court OF the
United States on appeal, II 1t shall be
sustained, the boycott" rs IN adjunct
OF the strike" will no longer DO a per.
INVISIBLE rule Of action on the part Of
labor organizations.
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DoN'T movo into house without
first going over II with Bugihe, to ban.
ish any roRchos bed bugs or germs Of
disease that may he present. It will
saYe q world Of trouble.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06

TIE best thing Mr.. Mcleod ever did
for the Philadelphia 4 Reading was to
resign its management Capital had
Loaf confidence in his brilliancy and
that ended his usefulness TO himself in
TINT noaition.
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IN Michigan the question is raised
whether tho courts can compel the
Legislature to do its duty. The moro
effort would keep the judiciary busy to
the exclusion Of all other business. 1t
is rare thing for IL legislature to do its
duty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06

AT tho Worlds Fair will DO all sorts
OF Observation-Disclosures, birds and boa
constructors, outlandish man, monkeys,
dancing girls and Carter Harrison. The
show will DO worth tho money.
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To Got at the Facts

Regarding Hoods sarsuparilia, ask the
people who take this medicine, or read
the testimonials often published in this
paper. They will certainly convince
you that Hoods sarsaparilla possesses
unequalled merit, and that HOODS
CURES.
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Foun thousand Welsh miners arc
thrown out of work by tho mines in
South Wales closing down. Fortunate.
ly Wales lives under FREQ trade, 80 that
protective taril cannot DO hold res.
nonsible.
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Republican League of West virginia.

Republican League of West Virginia.
President John X. Thompson has
called the executive committee OF the
Republican League of West Virginia to
meet in Charleston on Friday, April IA,
to fix time and place for tho meeting
OF the league, at which delegates will be
chosen to the meeting OF the national
league in Louisville, May 10,
Some things didn't exactly go the
Republican way few months ago, but
the Republican party is still in the field
and West Virginia Republicans, no
strangers to defeat. are ready to come
up smiling for the next round.
The Louisville meeting is being
looked forward to with great interest
and it is desired to have West Virginia
strongly represented.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06

We have not the pleasure OF the &C.
quaintance OF General Bonilla, but he is
now boss OF Honduras and will BIO
raided by his followers for the spoils Of
victory. Down there they are all jack
sonian Democrats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06

Tnr secret art Of beauty lies not In
cosmetics, but is only In pufo blood and
II healthy performance Of the vital iunc.
tons, to DO obtained by using Burdock
blood Bitters. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06

ANOTHER death results from a prize
fight. Well? We must have our
sport. So it was with the Romano who
compelled tho Gladiators to butcher
each other. 50 it is with the spaniards
who set their men against their bulls
and shout whether the mon or the bulls
bito the dust.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06

IT seems odd to hear OF Chicago capt.
tai seeking investment in the east, 1t
is not so very long since Chicago was
owned in the east, The wonder city is
getting on in the world rapidly and
surely.
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Cholcrn ornr tic \Yntnr.

Cholera is doing quite we'll in France.
Everything points to n fresh outbreak
throughout Europe this summer, no
matter what may DO said to tho con.
trary in tho interest OF the steamship
companies. With this ample warning
every American community should pro.
pare itself to fight tho terrible invader,
and the way to do this is to look vol to
sanitation public aud private, In Il
matter OF this kind IN ounce Of proven.
tntion la worth tons OF cure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06

SMALL wonder that the President
made mistake in the appointment OF
the comptroller OF the currency, They
arc rushing him SO that il he escapes
with one serious blunder It will be
marvel and so will he.
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percentage which it is thought would
soon yield the city $4,000 year, the
outside world begins to get some idea
OF that great city aud the great business
OF transporting its millions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06

HooD's PtLLs euro constipation by re.
storing the peristaltic action Of tho
canal. They are the best
family cathartic. 9
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C. L. cRANMrR, Attorney. ''N' G ap5. n
TN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
l. MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Pa:

TN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
l. MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Pa;
In rccstate OF Nicholas Kohl. lato OF Morelaal
Township In said county, deceased;
To William NJ. Kohl. Mary L. Kohl, William G,
Kohl, Martha A. Kelly, late Kohl, Julia A.
Kohl. Edwin c. Kohl. Charles N, Kohl; Lillian
Kohl, or all the heirs and legal Representative
OF said decedent,
You arc hereby notified that tho Orphans
Court Of said county has awarded an inquest 10
make partition and valuation OF certain real e,.
tate OF the said Nicholas Kohl deceased, consist.
ing OF tract OF land situate In Morelaud town
ship aforesaid, bounded by lands now or late Of
Charles aud Levi Walton. Peter Kricr, ChGrss
HallowOll. Lewis Lewis OF al, containing three
acres, more or less, and that an inquest as alorc
said will be held on said premises on the Slst
day OF May, A. D. 1898 at 10 O'Clock a. IN, at
which timc and place you are requested to at.
tend II you SEQ proper.
sherlirs Office. Norrlstown, Pa, April 8, 1893
Il f. & Il p, CHAIN, Attorneys. Rp6rh
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NOTICE.

The Wheeling leo and Storage Company, hav.
ing purchased the retail ice business of Messr.
KoehnleIn Bros, Of Bridgeport, have thereby
secured large stock Of natural ice. and having
also unsurpassed manufacturing facilities ior
our Pure Artificial Ice, mado expressly for
family use, are beyond competition aud thu,
enabled to care for all consumers
In view OF tho above facts We respectfully
solicit tho patronage Of the general public.
WHEELING ICE AND STORAGE co
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DRoBATE OF WILL.
| oaIce OF the Clerk Of tho County G ourt Of Ohio
county, West Virginia:

Ohlce OF the Clerk OF tho County Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia:
In the matter OF the probate OF the last will
and testament OF Jane A. Wilde, deceased.
The object OF the petition filed In this matter
on tho 9th day Of April A. D, 1893, Is to have adj
mitted to probate paper whiting purpOrtIpr ia
be the will OF Jane A. Wilde, deceased bearing
date the 10Th day OF February, A. b. 1870, and Il
appearing from au affidavit filed with mo In nv
Office that sidney May Wilde and Kate Jeanette
tition declared TO be interested in the probate Of
said will. are nou,rOSidents OF this State, il /,
ordered that they do appear at my office In tho
city OF Wheeling, In the county ana state alore,
saS nrod1 V nd az ISnt TatS OF Ine hnI
protect their interest In said matter, The hear,
Ing OF said petition Is SGT for tho 9th day OF May
1893, at 10 o'clock a. m.
published the first time April 9. 1891
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
G. 7. CRASMIR AttnFnay NM ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06

WINS capitalists arc ready to invest
s5O,OOO,OOO in underground transit In
New York, paying Tor the franchise
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A New England example is given as
follows by the Buffalo Courier:
Here is little story for which every
reader may furnish his own moral. In
a New England city bright young wo.
man who earns her own living had
saved SIS with which to 20 to the
Worlds Fair. A few weeks ago q sensa-
tionNl Boston newspaper started CON
test" for free trips to tho fair. Tho
young woman's friends thought they
would surprise her with one OF these
FREQ trips. They began buying tho
newspaper coupons and sending them
in to be credited TO her. Some indis.
Greet friend lot her know what was 90.
ing on. As hor friends were spending
80 much money for hor benefit, she felt
bound in honor to assist. In tho end
hCr S75 went into tho pool, and in tho
total over 800 were spent. But this
sun was not quite enough. The free
trip went 10 somebody WHO had 20,500
coupons against her 10000. She gets
nothing for tho 500 spent in her be.
half, and she will not TO to the fair.
Hundreds moro tried and failed. The
newspaper pockOted thousands OF dol.
lars for which II makes no return. But
did tho newspaper get this money
honcstly2 Would any honorable news.
paper take money SO proCurod2 And
would any sonsiblc person pay money
into such Il lottery schomo2
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OSCE more tho eminent Emin Pasha
has been foulIy murdered. Where
now arc tho boustcd nino lives OF cat
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MIKE HOWLEY,

The well.known lightweight pugilist, will
give private lessons In tho manly art Of sell do,
tense while resting in tho city. For terms aud
other particulars, call on him at J. G. Hlines
Terminal Restaurant. Market street, apl
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NEWSPAPER PRIZE CONTESTS.

Trend of Gift Enterprise Jourualism-A
Story that Contains n DTOral-How Work.
Ing Men md Girls are Robbed.
Nerark ~ ~ Journal.
What is going to be the end OF the
remarkable competition for the attain
ment OF nero ephemeral Circulation"
by msny OF the newspapers OF tho day?
Ifthis goes on at its present rate the
time is not far distant when a great
many OF our esteemed cotemporaries
will have abandoned all the old and 10.
climate features and purposes OF q
newspaper, and the question will not
be which OF them can best record cur
rent events, but which OF them can
offer tho best attraction to the curiosity
hunter or the seeker after some paltry
prize.
Tho gift enterprise feature in journal
ism is confession that the newspaper
employing this method to water its cir
culation cannot stand on its own mer-
its. The logic Of this is so obvious that
the gift newspaper loses more in its
permanent standing than it gains in
temporary circulation by coupon cut
ting.
Advertisers ask what benefit can &C.
crue to them from copies Of newspapers
purchased in bulk for the sake OF the
coupons and then sent to the junkman.
Readers who are saluted every timo
they open a paper with announcements
OF votes for the most popular policeman
or OF alluring gifts Of valuable articles
turn from them in WEAKNESS and dis
gust, and sigh for the time when the
faklr and cheap jack were not the con.
trolling power in journalism.
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HEALTH OFFICERS QUARTERLY
IL REPORT. MORTALITY STATISTICS or
THE CITY OF WHEELING. W. VA, FOR TIE
QUARTER ENDING MARCH 81, 1898:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
r,nrr Srrlry,s RESIGNATION AccEprED

West Point Sept % tSpeciaD After reviewing
the proceedings Of tho court-martial which inca
Cadets SceIoy. Conrad and Bash 10" fi"@'Heh' mas
decided 20 accept Cadet Seeley's resignation. which
uas forwarded TO Washington several weeks ago.
Cadets conrad and Bash, who with Seeey were
condemned to suspension for year. VIII have
their sentence mitiPsted by the Secretary OF war
nj their punishment viii be left 20 the discretion
of the superintendent. II would no, nav b'th
martial 10 Washington had Cadet S-"l"y not Jfuken
his parsle and aiterward tired To resign Ihe supcr-
intendent dieapprOved II his resignation Ola the
grounds that II would he Injurious - nlh'hrN ns-
cirlIne TO allow a cadet 70 resign whle uhneisohg
trial upon serious charges which might lesuit III "A
verdict OF dismissal from the Academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30

and 0lc stevens OF Valhalia all received premiums for
vegetable, displayed JOAN o. Tompkins took the hrt
n,cr,m for the hes, sample Of leaf tobacco and Jos
varderwende for the best collection Of Potatoes
In tie dairy department. Mrs Charles Brevs Of whIn
Plains, received the hrst premium ot GARY o'e not
less than five pounds and Mrs. John Raven, Of Vshti
the second In the contest for the oea, COLLECTION Of
home.nsde bread. pain. Mrs , A. "eeu' Vi seafsai,
WAS first: that .or fancy collection Mrs l. j. Naphy
a. White Plains MI, Carrie Tyler Mrs. c. A. Briggs.
~ y usior Mr.. J. l.. Ferris. Mrs Thoma, frrlas.
ham Mis-. Lizzie Hustled and Miss Fila Purdy all Of
Waite Plains received premiums in this department
In the cake department: the following first premiums
were allowed for the best cake OF the kim mcfuonN
spcnge Mr.. L. l.. Horton. White Plans iruit hr-.
Thongs Birmingham; marble Miss ;. LSce'Kef WAX;
golden Sadie Martin, Purchafe chocolate MIS-. L. W.
tyerett. scar,dale. silver Mrs. j. H. ferls "n'A
Pains; moo.scs, Mrs. Lydecker coeoanut NJ Ihon"
birmingham; cup. Mr.. f. {. Earne'' "hIt' reasi
cr.,n Miss Fila \. Pur1y lee cram, Miss s,ls
Nar,io. doughnnt. o. J. RudI Port Cnestei.
Res collection u pie, Mrs. LID Ecker best hone'
made. pics. MI, Thomas Birmingham; nincc, Mrs II
gndd lemon. Mrs. e. l.. Puldy White Plains; mos~"
o. j. i.udd; pumpkin. Ms. Lydceker; peach Nf'
,r,oma. K.rmluphan; cocoonm and custard Mrs. Ly.
eccker: terts Mr. J. l.. Ferris. White Plains; cup
lon, pie Miss Lizxie Hustled
sidney Brown Of East View. received first premium
for the Gc>t pair OF siN'year-od WofNns oAs" 'as
n,or~e w MARITIME. o. White Plains for the o''' Isf
OF nvc.,car-old oxen. =. I|dcrSer, OF Nyae"' "'a
frat ,rcn,um for the be-: iar u working steers
Mis- sarah Weed Of scarsdae Mrs. = Lydecker' MH
camilla l. Hatfield Of Neprran MISS ATrls N"oru'ef
Nrs william H. IIuesll- MIS-. q. j. Puidy 'h1 MIS-
n Uodcson OF White Plains Mrs. STEPHENS Of |a'
,,. and Mrs Elliott Smith Of Port Chester I'll r"eN-a
.nv ,,eutum, I'm the preserve ana Ielly department
,r,o fair will close tonight To-day the chief at
,rac,ion NJ the fair the baby show. VIII take
Mace The babies and their mothers VIII De ar
ranged IN a row beneath a tent on TIE srounns I"
noon. The Judges. Mrs. James NJ McN cker' OK
lexington: Mrs Frederick /. stone. or pobos ferY'
and Mrs T. Gilbert Thebaud, OF Nhhe fsha
will select the best boy baby ana the best sir' pao'
under one year old and the best boy baby ana mo
Roc, Or, babv over one year old and under two
years. The co npetition is open TO all iianns'ms
prizes will be awarded 10 the winners Goid SOU
venirs are to be given 10 all babies competing
All D. H. the trotting and bicycle races alI w
hcre. shov, viii b. continued The programme !!
a good one and the sports OF the DAY VIII ePus'
in interest Those OF any previous DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
S0rTHERy COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Sept. ).-Cotton quiet hu"'"e'
low middllng 79-l6c. good ordinary 1'.c; lie. anA
use ,scaints -0ls bales. sales. let stock '''''
Weekly-Net and gross receipts 4i.S21 bsles ca
ports TO Great Britain $40. to France, s' 'oas'
wise. Aii4 sales. 1921 spnners 10
Norfolk. Sept 2s-Cotton steady middlins' "'e,
low mddlInc s-lcc; good ordinary, 6,4c ret aua
r,oss recsipts loso bales: exports coastwise' ~
snIes 9lg Stock san Weekly-Net and gross y,
CENTS 5G4i: exports to Great Britain, lefi co"''
Sew-0rleans' sept. 2s-Cotton easy; sood, mo
ding i5-l6c; mjdlins il.lsc; low ce ma' sSS
bales: gross 5Ssi; SAILS 400; stock, as NeeAy
Net receipts. 34@9 bales; gross io eApoc last.
wise 5.3vS: sales. 1880 ,,,,, 49,
Savannah Sept 2scotton quiet; middllmSS' c ross
REGENTS SSH bales. exports to the Continent oS,o'
sales 2575 stock. 6ois7 WeskymNet ,o &c thc
Continent. L. 7S3; coastwise, S,si3; sales, l2i'V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30

rbcr I went down park.ave and turned toward fiitn
as. on the north side OF Thirty nin,h-s,
Odd you have any purpose IN going west ID !h""'
Dinth.st7 A-Not the slightest
ODD YOU expect to meet ony onet A-No sir.
ODD You eApsct to meet the planun! A'-No' ST.
Q-Were YOU armed A.No. sir.
Q.-Toa fan had you gone before you me- MI he"'
nouos? About ha,f way dawn the block between
Park and Madison
O-Now tell ali that occurred nom the time you mel
Nh UenrQues. Al said 10 him. Il want an eNp""S
lion a. your conduct" Hc replied that he did not "Ah'
10 ,alk with ne. I said aga.n. Il insist upon al eN
,lsn,,on ~ your conduct" Then he put ms hama IN
lis pocket and pulled out pisto, jumped oa'N 'n
he tred He deliberately fed a: re when was wi'hh
The cane which Ellison carried the night or me
assoult was then offered in evidence and passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
BERNUARD UETNBEEGER ~ CANADA.

THE B.XKEE TIKELY TO RETURN TO WASHING
TON FOf; HIS JEWELEY.
Washington. Sept. @-it was learned by INC
Police Department here today that B"rnhard N"h-
berger the Nc"-York banker. VINO attempted v"
cornnit suicil. in the Mount Vernon Hotel several
,,ooke ago IL in Canada when the police dis
covered him nearly asphyxat@d they took olars" IT
his iewelrv consisting of "A watch. chain ana soy
eraI rings WcinbergeTs brotler-in-lnw Louis
Niclclsbcrg. has been correspondent with the d"-
nartmcnt in an eMort TO have this property turned
over to him This chief Clerk Sylvester declined ="
do in order 10 protect himself. ana required mat
Wenberger himself be heard from, or give power
nj attorney TO Nickelsberg. If he chooses 10 nav"
the icwelry turned over TO him. Since then W"ln-
berger has been heard from In Canada and It D.
thought from the tone Of letter "a Washington
friend has received that he viii come III person 10
secure his property