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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-13

INV foRK, May 12.-Thc steamer
Etheria, which arrived Thursday from
South American ports, reported that
while al Rio dc Janeiro three Of her
crew died from yellow fever. The YES.
sci was thoroughly disinfectcd and
cleansed. and her crew closely inspect
cd. There being no other sickness. she
was allowed TO 60 TO her dock.
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london CrItIclsm 81 cieHcInnd.

LONDON, May i2.-The Daily chron-
icle says, In q leader on tho Russian
American cxtradition treaty: 1--WE can
not understand the motive Of the
senate In conccding to Russia what was
refused TO Great Britain and France.
Mr.. Cleveland has made the American
government the watchdog Of russian
absoiutism, as forty years ago Il was
the slavc-catchcr Of the southern plant
ers. II will be long ere this blot on Mr.
Cleveland's cscutcheon Will be wiped
,,sst y
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LONDON, May IL. The Pall Mall On
zeito publishes nm interview with tho
venerable Hungarian patriot, Louis
Koasuth, IN regard TO Irish home guile.
"The Irish question. snid he;H pfo-
scnts the same obstacles ns sqnafinR
4 circle. II II d perfect Utopia, this
wishof MIR. Gladstone TO establish the
autonomy Of ireland without granting
70 that country absolute Independence.
and should not b nstrnished II 1rc-
lind should ono day throw herself Into
the arms Of the United States 70 order
to gain what shc wants
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cadets Annnlntnt ].

WASHINGTON, May - -Cadetappoint-
mcnts TO the West Point military acad-
cmy have been made as follows: |. G.
Fawcctt, New Albany, Ind; Frank N.
BlalSemorc, Shelbyvillc. Tenn; Frank
Maginnis, Duluth. Mimi; with Eugene
5Halston, Of Duluth, alternate; r. A..
Murphy. Port Townsend, Wash, with
w. y. Morris. Of Dayton, Wash, alter
nate; J. N. Munro, Minneapolis, Mimi,
with George Smith, Minneapolis, alter
nate.
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WASHINGTON, May Ie. "A meeting Of
the board on hfc-saving appliances has
been called for May IS at Boston. The
board win consider the merits 81 any
lifc-saving plans, device or invention
for use from shore only, submitted 70
It, and Il iii their opinion the device Is
useful in saving life, will recommend Il
to tho government for adoption. The
meeting win probably continue for .
week. Superintendent Kimball, though
not member, will. as usual, be pres
mt
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NOW rs THE TIME

When moths begin to get in " their
work. and if you want to save your
woolens, carpets, Sc. from the rayages
Of this pest, you can get nothing more
sure to kill them than COAL TAR
CAMPHOR, which is much cheaper
than camphor, and more effective. A
large supply Of above article just re-
ceiyed at a. M. Gilbert & Bro. :, Drug
gist, 12N Queen street.
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Inlilc tcll 4 nozen Timca.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 2.--The United
State grand jury returned twelve In
dictments against Robert Foote Of Buff
falo. The charges are heavy frauds In
connection with government grain con-
tracts. Foote Is d man Of extensive
means, d pioneer and prominent poll
ticinn. IIc Is allowed 10 be at large on
his own recognizancc.
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WAsHIEoToN, May IL. Tho extradi-
tion treaty with Russia Is expected
here by tho next European mall. but
has not reached the state department.
Reports as to its receipt are said BY
confidential officials at the white house
and at the state department 70 be dcsti-
tutc Of truth. The PRONUNCIATION Of
the treaty, il Is anticipated, will
follow closely upon its receipt
in the ordinary routine Of official
business. Its arrival IS expcctcd with
in the next three or four days Rati-
fications were exchanged in Russia
April 90.
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nInanNomAM. Ala. May IL. The state
oxocntivc committees 81 the Koib dem
ocrats and the popniists were both II
session hero Thursday. They Expressed
themselves unanimously m favor Of
again nominating Kolb next year. aud
have met to make ready for tho cam
pnign Tho populist committee would
not join with the IcfrcraoninD commit
tee ~ d proposition To DO submitted 70
the regular democratic committees. for
n universal white primary ncxt April
with tho Negro shut out aitoRcfher
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WAsInxoToN, May i2.--collector Lo-
tan, Ut Portland, Ore. Thursday teIc-
grnphcd Secretary Carlisle that the
Danube had cleared for China with 400
Chinese on board. who had been re-
fused landing IN the United States.
II Is presumed that the Danube viii
carry the Chinese back to China, but
they may be dropped on on British Ter.
ritory
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King Alexander Is Marry,

BELGRADE, May 70. 1T Is reported In
political circles that King Alexander
will marry before the end Of the year.
Negotiations have been opened with
the Austrian court, but they appear not
TO prosper very well. IT has now been
suggested BY tho prime minister that
one Of the three daughters Of the prince
Of Montenegro should be available for
his majesty.
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WASHINGTON. May IL. Tho president
Thursday appointed J. Hampton IIogc,
of Virginia, to be United States consul
at Annoy, China. vice Edward Bedloc,
81 Philadelphia; and John Mitchell, Of
Texas, to be collector Of customs for
the district Of Broze dc Santiago.
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Florida EelItors' Excarrlon.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, May ~. One
hundred members Of helFlorida state
press association have left here for
Chicago and the fair, They win stop
of one day at Mammoth cave. The as
ISOLATION Ind just completed a profit
able three days annual meeting here.
Among the other things Of Importance,
It unanimously Endorsed Hon Mahlon
Gore, proprietor d, the Orange County
Reporter, at Orlando, for the position
Of public printer at Washington.
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RonE, May ia4.fhc newspapers 81
this city asscrt that Won Bulow. tho
RUSSIAN minister 70 the vatican, Wis
tied Cardinal iiampolia. the papal SEC
Rotary If state, and expressed his sur
prise, in behalf Of the prussian govern
incnt, that his holiness had departed
from tho customary limits Of prudence
Ii his recent political remarks 10 tho
Catholic pilgrims from Germany
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I.uc,rv Amerlcan...

CHIHUAHUA. Mex, May II. -Adviccs
reached here Thursday that tho famous
and marvellous rich lost mine. located
In the Chiricahua mountains, has been
discovered by Martin Lanicr and Frank
Pond, two Americans, who have been
searching for the property for several
Yt1untha
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SavannaI's Fun n over.

SAVANNAH, Ga, May IL. THE carni-
val pageant visions % Norseland, I
ended the festivities Of May week
Forty thousand people witnessed the
cavalcadc and the unwilling Of I'roteus
which took place atmidnight Thursday
night. Fireworks closed the festivities
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gnnIr OmcInle TntIIctod.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, May IL. The fed
eral grand jury, which for the past ten
days has been investigating the First
national bank wreckagc, win report
Friday. President Allis, Cashier Denny
and several directors will be indicted
on d number Of counts. Sensational
developments are expected.
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DuEKIRK, Ind. May i2.-The Dun
kirk bank, owned and controlled by
Durggins, Starbucl 4 Co.. 81 Chicago,
has failed. The bank Inns gone under
for at least $4,000, and the amount
may reach 10000 The firm control
ing this bank owns number IL 9TH
ers, and these are reported gone To the
xva1l
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c.,,,.ie a. 1.Ida !. nec,.,,,

WASHINGTON, May ~. Secretary Car
Isle Thursday set aside the decisions Of
six Of his predecessors, and decided
that the statute Of 1874, known as the
anti-moicty act. except In cases 81
smuggling, debars all officers Of the
United States from receiving a molety
or informcrs' share Of fine, on account
Of information given In reference to the
violations OF statutes
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K. or ?. INVOLVED.
Supreme Lodges Funds In the Broken Del

Supreme Lodges Funds In the broken Dell
aware Bank.
WILMINGTON, Del, May III The Lin
bilities Of r. X. Robinson " Co, thd
suspended banking firm, IRE placed at
$500, 900, and the assets 1T 100000.
Stanislaus J. Wiley, supreme master
Of the exchcqucr 81 the Knights Of
Pythias, says that he had a large
amount Of the orders money In the
bank, but that It is fully covered by
collateral. lie does not say what the
amount is, but It is placed as high as
$40, 900, Wiley Is mayor Of the city.
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n t,rent Flno Z rnnrn,I.

KEoAuK. Ia, May H. nwcllcrs on
low lands are again alarmed az che
height ~ the water ii the Mlssissippi
river. AT 7 o'clock Thursday night Il
was thirteen feet above low water
mark, rise 81 three. tenths foot III
twcDty-four hours. and within one
tenth Of tho highest yet attained this
scpson. Foars are entertained Tint The
predictions of the greatest food Ia
vonrs wiil ba verified.
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QUEENsTowN, May H. The new Gu
nard line steamship Campsnia, Capt.
Haines, which sailed from New York
for Liverpool ON May s. arrived at
Queenstown at hnlf-past . o'clock Fri
day morning, having made the passage
from Sandy Hook to Queenstown In 5
days II hours and AZ minutes, the quick
est passage eastward yet made by any
steamer. The passengers cheered en-
Enthusiastically upon coming into the
harbor, and the crew Of the Campania
showed much utilization over their vic
tnav
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Pension Examiners for Eleven states

WASHINGTON, May II One OF the
most important Offices yet left undis-
posed Of is the position Of pension ex-
aminer at Knoxville, Tenn. Itgoverns
the pension business Of eleven states.
Maj. Carpenter, Of Knoxville, is en-
dorsed for the place by the Tennessee
senators and the representative dc!cga-
tion. His main opponent i Andrew
johnson Patterson, nephew Of Ex-Presi-
dent Johnson, and sole male reprcsen-
tative Of the family.
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COLUMBIA, S. c., May 12.-(ne coll
ored woman cut Off the ears Of another
colored woman in Newbcrry county in
a dispute Thursday over the possess
sion Of negro who was claimed as d
husband by both women. No names
arc rrivan
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RoEDoUr, N. ", May i2.4-The Gould
family has had plans for memorial
Presbyterian church for the late Jay
Gould made. This church, which will
have seating capacity for 800 persons,
will be built this season at Roxbury,
Delaware county, Mr.. Gould's birth
nlnce
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WASHINGTON, May 12.-An officinl
statement prepared by Messrs. Courts
and Cleaves, the clerks to the house
and senate appropriation committees,
respectfully, show that the past CON
grcss, like its predecessor. passed the
.billion-doliar mark III the aggregate 81
appropriations made.
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!. ClncInnnti Wnnta thr ContantInn.

CINCINNATI, May IL The local demo-
cracy viii make determined effort to
secure the democratic state convention
for this city. and il Is stated on good
authority that 81, 900 has already been
subscribed as guarantee fund for the
purpose. Cincinnati has tried num-
Der Of times lately to capture state con-
ventions Of both parties, but without
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ST. LOUIS, May IL A man known as
salvation Army Daley living at $500
Choteau avenue. Drained his wife with
an Ak and then\ cut her throat. He
then cut his own throat and may die.
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WASHINGTON, May IL. Reports from
thirty Of the thirty-six internal revenue
districts giving the number Of Chinese.
who lave registered, have been received
1T the treasury department. The re-
ports show that 8. 043 Chinese have thus
lar complied with the law.
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LocKPoRT, n. ", July y. The jury
in the case Of Mrs Anna Harris, Of Tom
AMANDA, who was indicted for murder
IN the first degree for poisoning her in
FAINT child, came in Thursday morning
with verdict Of manslaughter in the
second degree. She was sentenced to
eleven years and six months in the PEN
itentiarv
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KoKoMo. Ind, May II. The bank at
Greentown and also the one at Russia
vile, this state, have both gone under,
due TO the failure OF the Chemical, Of
Chicago, these institutions being under
the same management.
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800 ProhIh. Conrenllnr,

CLEVELAND, q. May 12.--Thc state
conventionof the prohibition party win
be held in Music hall, this city on Tues
day and Wednesday, June 81 and IS.
The state and county executive commit
tees expect to make 1t the greatest con
vention ever held by the party in this
ctafa
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CITY or Mexico, May IA -Ex- presi-
dent Gonzales was buried Thursday
with elaborate ceremonies In tho rotun-
da reserved for nlustrious dead His
body was followed to the grave by q
procession three miles long. including
detachment Of troops.
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O. nalcrs Not. N the Row.

NEW York, May IL. Warner Miller
states that the Nicaragua Canal Co. Is
not interested in any way in the revo-
luton which is now In progress in
Nicaragua. He says that the company
has never mixed up in any way, direct
~ or indirectly, in the politics Of the
country
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IscENT Ribbed vests only cents. Eugene
| E. Herring.
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RIcHMoSr. Va, May II Cen. s. G.
Armstrong died here, aged 50. Ever
since the war he has devoted his life TO
the manual training Of young colored
people Of both sexes He often has as
many as 1000 under his care.
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One DolIar Is Twenty-ll.el

WmKEsBARRE, Pa, May ~. Assignee
w. II. Stoddart, Of the defunct banking
house Of +. VI Roclxafellow, has filed
his first official account with the court.
Four per cent at the 100000 represent
ed BY the depositors will be paid, This
Is about the limit OF the assets.
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cRASBERRY, n. q, May 1a.--calvin
Snipcs is frce The grand jury Of
Mitchell county failed to find 4 true
bill against the reported lynched man,
and he was released from prison. TIC
was the hcroA in the faxed Ilakcrsville
hattie
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KANSAS Cry, May 10. The headless
and limblcss bodies Of two men were
found IN barrel floating down past
Kansas City. It Is believed murder
has been committed. as the wounds
were too rough to have been made by
medical students
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The CapItal BanI May Resume.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May I2,-Thcre
Is prospect that the Capital national
bank, which suspended Thursday, will
resume business. The directors Friday
made public statement in which they
say that the depositors will not lose !
cent. and that the failure Of the Ohica-
GO Chemical bank, which precipitated
the indianapolis suspension. win not
result In any loss to the Capital.
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REPUBLICAN, LEAGUES.
Names % thc, Vice Presidents and exec,
tfvc committee.

LottsyiLLE, Ky. May ia-At IN
convention Of republican league club
Thursday the roll-call a. states was OF
dcrcd by President Clnrkson. Encl
state was Is give Ii the name q
. vicc-prcsldent and member Of th
executive committee. Tho executive
committee Il ns follows
Alabama n, M. Smith.
Arkansas al. NJ Cooper
California +. m, Trumbo.
ColorQdo-~N X Ruschncll.
Connecticut Edmund I. Lindsay.
Delaware Charles r Hopper
Floridn John Of Greeley
Illinois II. ]. Juh.
Indlnna-~W. T. Taylor.
Iowa u. 9. DOLL
KAnsas--J. N. Miller.
Kentucky r. Riley.
Louisiana NJ. Linos
Maine--sloo II. Manly.
Maryland George 4. Gather
Massachusetts, Henry Could
Michigan Henry A. IIaigh
Minnesota 4. 4. Byrnea
Missouri John n. Flanagan.
Montana ~. Ii Collins
Nebraska II. J. IIainea
New Hampshire ]. Jewctt
New Jersey Frank P. McQowan.
New York James A. blanchard
ohio-H. w. Gardner
rcnnsylvania- Mai Il. q. Mccanlcy.
Rhode Island u. II. Teeplso
Tennessee r s. Ashcrnft
Texas II. r. McGrcgor
Washington John 4. Wilson
West virginiaS. u Elkfna
Wisconxin--0. 4, Rosenbanm.
Oklahoma r. q. Rislcy.
Utah IIoyt sherman.
Idnho--C. 4. Hoffman.
Tho official announcement from Tho
chair of Mr.. Tracoy's election, caused i
storm Of applause TINT fairly shook the
building. II WINS nearly Ave minutes
before the cheering died down. Tho
new president wAa escorted 10 the chair
and returned thanks.
In tho afternoon tho following sup
Elementary resolutions were reported
fnvornbly from the committee on rcso-
iutions and adopted.
"Since tho Inst national aaeemblngr
Of republicans, tho patriotic citizens
throughout tho land have mot nm irre-
parable loss In tho deaths Of n ID.
Hayes and James q, Blaine.
Resolved, That committee 81 ninc
DO appointed by tho president 10 In
vestigatc and report annually the con-
dition Of the republican party In the
southern states.
THAT the republican party Is the
party Of the people. and tho purpose Of
its creation was the destruction Of alav-
cry and the greatest possible expansion
Of human liberty within tile land. II
knows no sect OF creed Therefore.
the exclusion Of any person from any
republican club Or organization On ~.
count of HIS religious bcliofs morris
the sovcrcst condemnation 81 this
league
Tho league thcn adjourned 70 meet IN
Denver next May.
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,o0 STRAW Hats, half price other dealers at
Eugene T. Herring.
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sc. OPERA Toe slippers only soc. Eugene
T. Herring.
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DistressInr AccieIcnt % 4 enid.

CANTON, o., May IL, As Adnbelle Cox
was passing Parks boarding house on
a bicycle, little Helen Park, aged i,
asked for ride and was allowed TO
stand ON the coasters, Some one called
her, and she looked back, losing her
equilibrium and falling into q ditch be-
low. she struck large bowldcr and
fractured her skull Her condition is
critical.
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SHERMAN, Tex, May 12.--Chas. Lutt
rell and John Carlisle were hanged
Friday for the murder Of billie
Nv. III sherman, April %. 1892. at Den.
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B0sToN, May IL. Austin Gibbons tel
agraphs Capt Cooke. from Passaic. N.
j., that he has accepted $4,000 70 fight
Jack Dempsey
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LONDON. May IL Tho Official an
nouncement Is made that the queen has
approved the appointment Of the earl
Of Aberdeen aa govcrnorgenerai Of
Canada
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OLIVER free to the people,, Haven't you
- heard Of it, why lots OF your neighbors
have been here and secured handsome presents,
we have one waiting for you Come in and see
what II IS G. 7. Herring the great bargain
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Two MichIran nanl<s BrealI.

DETROIT, Mich, May 10. National
banks at Lawton and Charlevoix, Mich,
put up the shutters Friday.
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PANS May 12.--Gcn. Dodds, COM
mandcr Of the French forces in Ia
honey In the recent campaign, has ar
rived In Marseillcs. He was welcomed
BY cheering crowds.
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ctILK Dotted yelling centsa yard. Eugene
- B. Herring.
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DECENT Mating only ii cents at Eugene =.
= Herring.
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WHY We ARE HAPPY.

With the great Naval Parade over,
Forepaugh Show having come and
gone, the opening Of the Worlds FAN
IN progress and John Heller busy tax
ing orders, finishing new and repairing
old carriages, we can't help but feel
happy.
II yon want your collars and cuffs
to look as good as new have them lam
dried at Lee H. Goodys laundry, No.
"A, East Martin street.
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NOTICE Div. 5s4 o. r. C. meets in the Grand
y IN Army Hall every Monday morning az 2
4. m until further notice. A. Z. Martin, 2; Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31
A FEMALE DETECTIVE SUES PRIEST

An action has been begun by Mrs. NJ. r. j. Thomas.
q female detective against the Rev. Philip j. kcnney
n Roman Catholic clergyman, to recover 10000 rs
damages for alleged assault said to have been com
mitted in a boarding house In Dekalbave father
Kcnpey lived with his mother and sisters who became
Jealous Of his visits to friends at the boarding house.
and hired Mrs. Thomas It is said, watch him. When
she obtained admission to the hbuse with one OF his
relatives she says. he appeared and assaulted her and
nut her out. Father Kenney says he spending the
evening at the house he heard noise I'm the hall
way. lie went out and asked his relative wat she
was doing there and told her TO go away. but he ala
not strike Mrs. Thomas. one OF the young women
boarding In the house ard the discussion ana became
alarmed and let stepl adder fall down the stars which
struck Mrs Thomas. A general denial has been put
in as an answer TO the complaint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31
NE.W.YORK CITY.

James b. Porter the recently appointed Minister
to Chill and the successor OF Patrick Egan sailed yes
terday ON the Pacific Mail steamer City OF Para, bouhd
for Colon The new Consul General to Guatemala.
Henry C. Stewart, passenger OH the same
steamer.
Owing to the fact that no business was transacted
Mt Ellis Island on Memorial Day, the Immigration
officials will have heavy task to-day III Is estmaleu
that : 900 immigrants will be inspected 'o-uay o'
Dr. Senners staff.
The steamer Procida bound ont from Philadelphia
uos sicb,cd ON Nav "a in latitude 43 :Ol and longitude
as 10 showing signals saying that her shalt was
broken The steamer Hindoo, which sighted her. Of
fered assistance which the Procida declined Win
thanks. The PrOcida was on her way TO laliIaA
under full sail. She was bound for Hamburg.
Aaron Ogden the secretary OF the Building Com
mittee Of St. Lukes Hospital. gave to that INSTITUTION
ON Monday sixteen shares OF Morris and Essex Kali
road stock The gift will be used In the general "orK
OF the hospital.