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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-24
pie Sar6em Der gisarrem.

8ieGleidt aud eine Grideinuug utz
ieres nero0ien SabrbunbertidlnGes:
ote @ef9maGsrtdtu1tg Der Hather ami
benz gat3en @rbenrunb tpenbet fid mebr
rrb t1ebr lei1ten Qualitdten su. gtah
ether berbreitetett, tiefgemnr3elten Nufz
fainng, bie auf etnett erflarlt6en Sc
banfenfebler beru1t, b6lt rtat nun aber
etne b~effarbtse Giearre ftir milb, unb
ur19efebrt cine folde NIT bunflern Ded=
blatt fir frdfttg. Die Sa9teute mtiieu
fretltd, baB Die Dede int Iersleid our
@inlage gang perlhmtnbenben @inflnb
auf bic Qualitdt ausiibt. Die Dede
bilbet ndmli9 rrr etpa 1I16 6es So
lumens Der Gtsarre !; es 1T besbalb iebr
pobl m09fid, je nod Der gtnlase eire
iebr itarfe lei1tfarbtge, wie cine iebr
leidte bunfelfarbtge Gtsarre b~ersuteaen,
3umal nod oaS l1mblatt bert @eiAmad
Der Dede uelentlid mobifistren fam.
yfun baben Die Tabafernten Ser lester
Sabre, ttamentlid ut ben fir Dedspede
9egenmartig neilt perwanbtenS umatraz
getpd6}en, bel Wettert iibermiegeno
braune ltnb ttefbraune 9abate geltefert,
unb bte 9ta6frase oes 0eltperbraudes
bat barum belonberS In bem letfen
Mtonaten Die Yreiie fitr belle Waare
enorm, biSmeilen auf bas 8ierfade
4leidartiser bunfler Tabafe seiteisert.
Ote Wtrtuns bieroon lit tatiirltd, baB
beafarbi9e Gigarren tbenrer perfauft
ODER aus g~eringeren Sorten nerfertigt
tperbet miGen.
STR bic Sabrtfante11 eripd1it bierars
Verlegenbeit, bte Mnipri1e ibrer &unb<
f9aft gu befriebi9en. Gs merben baber
l1ebr unb mcbr 9elblt9e unb gritnltde
Oeden peruanOt, penn file rur bellen
Nnf9etn baben, mdbrenb bod gerabe
bte brauneu ausgereiften Tabafe bon
beiierem @ei6made iinb. Da Nun bic
0ef9affung be1farbiger Tabafe INNER
l9mieriger nitro, iolten flase Narl1er
6te Wabntbee, bab bte Dede aus Ser
Sarbe auf bic Qualttdt idlteeen ldbt
un6 i%iberbaupt merfli9en GtnfluB aus
iibt, fallen lallen.
Mnbererieits miirbe eS ii1 aud emtz
pfeblen, baB Die Sabrtfanten NIT Der
iiberlebten Sitte, Die Sarbenitufsa anf
ben Giitett NIT ben irreleitenoen, babel
ntdt einlaal einbettlt9 feititebenben
ipanii9en 8enennnnserl 5a berrlerter,
braden unO auitatt beifen bic Qualitat
burd Ma80riife mte ufebr miloe, milbe,
iaittel, mittelfrdftis, frdftig, iebr frdfs
tt9" be5eidneten, tDo6ur9 benz Hau9er
elm fiberer Singer5eig segeben ipare.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-24
VINUN RUBIDUH PASTEURIENSE,
SanitGtszWetu.

uniere in GIafden pafemrifirte
Iotbnetne. tpelde bon be1onbers ebIer
@%attung une Sutem Sabrsans bis aur
Slaf9enretfe i~orsfdltisf f eepfest
nno unter Musjdlub Der atmoipbariIden Suit
tn ber Glaiae Bis gu Der bon paftemr DOT,
geiAriebenen SeHperatur une mnter aenaper
gefoi9ttns Der bon bemielben gegebemen Be,
i%ttmmungen bebanbelt finb, eignen fit aubcr,
orbentl,a aHnt SebrauH fir &ranfe ,inb @e,
eonoaleseenten mnb bel Gpibem,en unb finb
IN neridiebenen sr0teren Spspitdlern, Rrar,.
fenbduferrL 2a5aretben &c. bereits nit autem
erfcIs einseflhrt. 9i4t senms t5nmem
wtr aber bisfe bersi sIi1en pobL
~gebHe9ten Weine aud 3nm tGafh
den @ebram4 e%mpfehIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-24
Die Nu7eu ais Mi[oe.

Die .NnHen aIs gpiIoe. slls inter
Der autiertn 9at9artna II. bas erite
ffterrei@if4e Sdif nod @herfon feri,
bate baifelbe, hell man bic Nuiien
nod fiir boliftdnbig unfultipirte Milbe
btelt, fletae Spie9elfen, Mefier9er
hub ntn9elnbe Sd9el1en gelaben,
Din9e, ipelde bic Huifen fpoblfetler I'm
etgeneu 2an6e perfertigten. DaS tn6dfte
WfaI fanb man feline Ne9nung better f:
eas Satff mar init 8rannttpettt be.
frahtet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-24
aanRIer : Gitelfeit.

9iinifIer : Gitelfett. - Der be-
ribnlte frans0lil9e &on1ponift Rameau
b6rte eites Tage8 1T elmer Bariler
StraBe, 6urb Die i'm iein @eg fHbrte,
ei1en 8apaget letne Mrie .,Tristes ap-
pretsl Pales fambeaux I. ftnaet,
nnb 0as freute TIN 10 iebr, 6aB er fOfort
ben Vogel I'm eineit BreiS erffam6, fhr
ben man ionft 100 Bapageien erbdlt.
Das Gbier pitr0e fei1t 4teblina, bas er
nit Der ionberbarlten 36rtltGfeit be-
hanoelte, uno er foll fp6ter, als Der
Yapasei itarb, nett mebr getrauert ba>
ben, al8 er es mad benz Tooe fetrer
Trau tbat.-8on 0amartine eraablt bic
1fterreibii9e S9riftftelertn Seth
Yaoli in ibren Barrier Ginbrfden@
6as Solaenoe: ySaben sic idoh meit1
lestes Bud seleien?A fragte 2atnars
tine.-r@ epib. rWie ptel Mal?1
-rMaerotngS MUIR etnmal. - Dam
erlauben Ste, Sbnen gu fasert, bab sic
eS nod rtdt fennen. Sd felbff babe
eS pierual geleien unb ib babe imn1er
neue Wabrbeiteu barirt enfbedt. 4-Nud
Beethoven mar ni1t fret bon oteier
(ibrigers piDdolosiid erfldrli9en unb
per3eibliden) 99mdde. Nls inn fein
Sreunb 2rnmpbol3 bic DtaGri1t bon
BEN Gie9e Napoleons iiber bic Breu>
Zen bet Sena mtttbetlte, rief er aus /:
rWenn id oas 9rtesfibrem peritambe
tpie bic Mnftf, bann fpdre er bod
perloren!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-24

IF FOUR BACK ACHES,
On sou are all worn out, really good for moth.
ing, it is general debility. Try
BEOWN,S IRON BITTERS.
II win cure you, cleanse your liver, and give
3 good appetite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-24

- uniere Obiettibitdt beifebt meis
fens barin, baB mir ben lieben Rd9s
ten aI8 Gbieft betra6teu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
OFFICERS OF A HOSPITAL ELECTED.

At the twentieth annual meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees Of the Metropolitan Throat Hospital, heiu
at No. 81 Wallst the following officers were elected
for 1893: President Theodore X Gibbs vlce-pres
dent, T.. +. Wlnslow; treasurer, Joseph ii. Chapman
secretary Clinton Wagner: surgeons, Wagner. Hope
and McGrcgor; assistant surg Billings. Baker
Dcvson. Mahoncy and Arnold The report OF the
medical superintendent DR.. Clinton Wagner showed
an increase former years In the number OF cases
treated and surgical operations performed. The
trustees decided to the annual Interest OF the
William ii. Fogg Fund towards the support OF free
bed in the hospital. Tho hospital Is at No Dol West
Thirty -fouihst. The dispcnaary department Is open
daily from . till p. for the free treatment Of
the poor suffering with diseases 81 The throat and
nose. The institution is supported entirely by volun
tary contributions Gifts may be sent % the treasurer
Joseph II. Chapman, Mr.. john ID. Jones' NO: 81
wal-st. to the president Major Theodore H. GiDDs
No. lag Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15

though 1t was introduced simply as matter Of bun
combe for some Interior purpose. The Distillins
and CattleFeeding Company Is legally organized cor
poration under the laws OF Illinois, The names OF It's
officers their places OF business and all information
asked for by Mr.. Burrows In his resolution can be
asccrtained in any city OF the United States by simply
asking the questions OF any mercantile agent. When
anybody attacks the purity of Our goods he attacks
not only Us, but also the Internal Revenue Depart
ment OF the Government The numa,on that the
company doing business In violation OF the law OF
the state o. Illinois Of the United States, Is absurd
in Cor particular. The rebate system. upon which
the resolution dweli, great extent, has been
tested In the courts and has been found unas>al'ic
President Gicenhut, when asked why the stock OF
the company has deprcciated TO such an exteu. dur
ing the last few days, said: Il cannot say, unless
10 BY the numerous sensational articles which have
been published / attribute these u interested per
sons who desire TO break the price OF tho stock even
In the face of the fact that the company IS In a
stronger financial condition than at any other time In
its history. l defy anybody TO show thar tho com,
panys goods are impure that Its methods OF dong
business are Illegal. We are at any time prepared
10 demonstrate this assertion TO Congressional com
mitt.e or any other body"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
no OBSERVE FRANKLIN'S BIRTHDAY.

The annual dinner Of the Typothctae. In celebratoh
OF Frankin's birthday. will be given at the lio,ci
Brunswick at 9 D. m. on Tuesday. Among the
guests Of whom Will respond to toasis, VIII DC
ex-senator Warner Miller. Murat Halscad. General
Stewart L. Woodford. Parke Goodwin. Mayor Gilroy'
Horace White Thomas L. James. st. Clair Mckelway,
Park Commissioner Paul Dana, Charles Dudley Warner
F. Iopkinson Smith, viii Carleton John kendrck
Bangs william III. McElroy, the Rev. DR.. Charles ~
Soddard, John NJ. Francis. Colonel Elliott +. Shepard
Robert Hoe. Stilson LuchiDs, Joseph Howard, IT,
and John A. seicber. The following constitute the
dinner and reception committee: Douglas Taylor,
James T. Harper Joseph J. Little, John Polheinus'
James A. Rogers. Alexander r. Hart. Joseph b.
sillwell Edward d. Appleton. william G. Rogers.
David Williams Thomas Il. Hopkins. Richard II.
Ridge, Martin b. Brown. Peter DE Baum and f.
DorIl (Ohr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
BURIAL or SENATOR KENNA.
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD ~ ST. JosEpIl's
CHURCH, CHARLESTON.

FUNERAL SERVICES HELD ~ ST. JosEpHs
CHURCH. CHARLESTON.
Charleston. W. Va. Jan. lahore inclemcn weather
could scarcely be- imagined than that which prevailed
here TODAY The thcrmome or remained almost NJ
zero and a heavy fall Of snow continued from early
morning. At 10 O'Clock the Congrc. -ional delegation
members ~ the Lcg-lnurc and Others formed two lines
leading from the main entrance Of the state Capitol
and between them the body Of the late senator krnna
was conveyed. TO the hcar,c. Upon the comm lny
wreath o. IVY ;caves ard lilies OF the valley shcaf
Of rlpencd wheat, broken voles and and other
floral tributes
/, was almost II o'clock when the coffin carried
nto tho little chapel OF St Joscph's Church. The
members II the state Legislature attended In body
Tho chanel WAS decorated with cvergrccns. The
REQUIEM mass was conducted by the Rev. J. W.
stcnccr thc Rev. James Marlborough and the Rev
Father OConnor, OF Car.sburg. Father Steng,r de
ycrcd the funeral Grafton. lie aid that over twenty
wears ago Mr. Kenna himself had drawn plans for build
ing this chapel. lie reviewed the dead senator 5
achievements. paid a high tribute to his manhood and
good qualities and euogzcd Him rs Il citizen ana
statesman.
The body was then removed to the hcaTse ana the
funeral procession proceeded Mount Olive Cemetery
AZ the grave Father Scnscr read short burial SER
vice and the body was lowered TO its final resting
place. All the arrangements were carried into effect
without confusion or accident
A reception 10 the Congressional Committee was
Given this afcrnoOY at the State Capitol by Governor
Fleming rx.ovcrnor Wilson, Governor elect McCorldc
and her State ofcial- The special train returning
the funeral party TO Washington the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Is scheduled 10 arrive III the Ma
toDal Capital AT o o'clock sunday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
ARRESTED FOE ROBBIyG TIE MAILS

rtico. n. Y. Jan. lf.-Inspector John {. Coates
arrested William Parr. II driver OF I'll" mail waBo"
running between the postoiicc ana th' p'po'' IL
this city, to-day, for robbins the na'iS' ,p'" "''
~ ,rd a dozen or more regis crc1 letters n
d,,mopd ring about $50 In money, ana "'h'r
articles which he had stolen from the MATS III I'M
barn where's he kept his horses was found al inner
registered sack from Utica {, New-lork' which hai
been sent out this morning. and containing about
thirty registered letters. The manner III winch he
stole the letters was ingenious His place "a mes
n,,.r cnyc him access to the postO.ce. ana while
getting the mail he would steal an empty pouch or
two and an unlocked lock. When away from tn"
Office he would cut the strap OF one OF the iocNed
noucbc abstract the registered letters and wha'evcr
else he wanted dump the mall Into the unused pouch
and spring one Of the stolen locks upon H. Inc cut
,ouch.s wer. then hidden IN the postoice or about
The barn. Parr has driven the mn wagon Tor nearly
I'VE years. lie Is twcnty-sx years Ola ana ul,
married lie was committed TO jail In default OF
bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
FOR THE DINNER OF TIE HOLLAND SOCIETY.

The eighth annual dinner OF the Holland society
OF New-YOrk, TO bc held In the Manhattan Athletic
Club Tuesday evening, al . O'clock promises to
be an unusually interesting affair. -Four hupdred
tickets have been sold, II Is probable that this
number will be considerably increased. Judge Angus
tus Van wyck. Of BROOKLYN, tie president OF the So
ccty, will make the opening address. Other speakers
will lie Claunccy NJ. Depew ex-senator Warner Miller,
Thomas +. Bayard o. Wilmington, Del, and the Rev
DR.. George r. Van De Water Among the invited
guests will be the presidents OF Il number oil local
organizations including III" II. Nicholas society the
New England society the Ohio society, the ST. Davds
Society. the Friendly Sons Of st. Patrick the st.
Donad's society and John X. Plantcn. consul OF the
Netherlands at this port
Among the decorations Of tile dining-room VIII
be a large nougat sintue Of Peter stuyvesant ana
model OF the Half Moon In confectionery. small
Dutch hats OF ancient fashion will hold the Ices boh
long and twisted pipes have been provided FOR the
smokers. The hall Is to be handsomely decorated
with American and Dutch fags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
MEETING OF A COLLEGES ALCNNAE.

The second annual meeting OF the Alunnae AS
.oc,,,iou of Rutgers Female College held Mt the
Hotel Savoy yesterday. At the business meeting at
II a. m, the following officers were elected President
Mrs. John yandcrpoel; vlcepresdcns, Mrs Jennie DE-
In Montagne Lozicr. Mrs. Richard Sorrs. Mrs. a. L.
Lindsey, OF California; Mrs. Ralph Emerson, OF Il
no:s and Mrs. Reuben n. Dodd. OF New-Jersey cor
responding secretary, Miss Eterina NJ. Dsbrow. o'
,;rooklyn recording secretary, Miss a. NJ k'plng
treasurer. Miss Juliet Warner. The president an
nonced that the fifty fourth anniversary OF the found
Ing of the college would be celebrated on May q.
About $50 persons were present at the luncheon al
d. H.. when speeches were made by the Rev. Dr.
George W. Samson, president Of Rutgers Female Col
,ca.: Dr. Charles E. West Mrs. Emily Huntington
Miller, dean Of the womans College OF tne Nortn-
..,.,r r,n,vsrsity a Evanston, ILL., Mrs. Frank n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
1 Curious DEMAND on TIE MAYOR OF BOSTON.

Boston, Jan. If Special. Mayor Matthews received
q letter this morning which caused him to open Ills
ewes with establishment. The letter was from Austin,
Tex and was directed n The Mayor Of the city OF
Boston, Mass" "Thcrc are" IL said. "a party u
Young men here OF ircproachablc Character who want
10 correspond with some nice young ladies' Win
view TO matrmony. i suppose TINS Is out oi your
ne OF business but perhaps you could accrde 10 or
REQUEST We want to get good "ivcs-womrn VINO
can be relied up1n. We prefer them, Also with god
education and morals and members OF churches. As
Boston la, the honor q having moe girls than boys"
think You could spare a few Mayer Matthew"
has not vet decided what - do with TINS Slh;hiL'
thistle A postscript states that tho scnders are
ali sober industrious men. belonging u the church
and will make good husbands"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
PREPARING TO ATTACK COPPER ISLAND
REvENGEFUL. SEALING CAPTAIN FITTING OUT
WtRL.KE EXPEDITION

San Francisco Jan. 1.-the steamer Alexander
which nys the Hawaiian Nag. IS now fitted out mere
for a cruise, which l. said to include raid on IN"
Russian seal roCkcrics on Copper Island. The Alex
ande- was formerly the Lewis. but she was caught
last year 10y Russian cruiser When thirty mics from
the Siberian coast She taken to Peiropanlovshi
and rcchrist.ncd the Alexander. Captain Mclean
was finally allowed to recover his vessel. but lie
was forced to keep alon the Russian haS When
he reached here he set al out scheme OF revenge.
lie asccrinncd that Copper Ilnnd is guarded by only
twenty men, most Of whom are natives. 30 he o.
cided To attack the rookcrcs with strong force lie
ms engaged sixty men for tie Alexander, and they
are all armed with the best Mirchcst,rS. Tie M
cxnndcr can Use steam and SAIL and can make
fourteen knots without cGnVas, there Is no Russian
cruiser on siberian coast that can overhaul her
The scheme Is, In company with the schooner Ed
ward r. Webster, TO make descent ol Copper Island
rookeries, clean out the garrison and slaughter the
.cnls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
UOyEy SrFFRAGIsTS At WASHINGTON.

Washington, Jan. 4.-The tweh'y'hiu "n""'i
session OF the Womcn's National American suffrage
Association will open tomorrow with religious
service I'm the Mezerot Music Hall. rfc Rev. Anna
F. Eastman. OF NcwYork. being the preacher III
addition TO the tlmcllonorcd veterans In the move
ment. Miss Anthony, Mrs. stanton, Miss Lucy stone
and Others the sessions OF the conference WHICH VIII
last til Thursday. will be actively pafn'iP''u !"
by the wives and daughters OF several western senator's
and Rcprcsentativcs including the wives OF Senators
Carey and Warren, OF wyoming. where tile women
vote and the wife OF Congressman Davis ana Ine
daughter OF Congressman Broderlck, OF haisas' 'ioS
Of the delegates are mere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
GentIemen'S Dress Shirts.

Four Great Specials.
For Fit and Finish
match these shirts against sold In New.York G
similar higher prices.
Dress Shlrts--ot heavy muslin-ful lencth-ou sizes
alIncn bosom. cuffs and collar bands.
Dress Shirt.-of Nonparcl muslin-fu SO inches long
-full.size body and secvca-nne linen bosom, cuffs,
ana collar Dands ..eJUb
Dress Shrs-of Utica Nonparcil musln-full 81 inches
long-extra full in body and slceyes-extra. fine linen
bosom. cuffs, and collar bands.
Dress Shirts Of best Utica Nonparcil muslin-bodies
cut extra full width Of muslin-double stitched
and fclcd packct. sleeves, and back-3.ply linen
boson,-al lined cuffs and collar bands-button
aud cyclct holes hand -madc-anished throughout In
Ocst HIdnhcr. ..VocS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
END OF A HUNT FOR THE HrSSiR'S TREAM RE.

Leominster, Mass Jan. IA tspeciaD-Ihat stock
companv which last autumn had dredging outfit en-
gagged In exploring the bottom ri Hell Gate channe'
for the wreck OF the British frgate Hussar ana It's
alleged s5OOOOOO In treasure mas Just wound up us
affairs Lcominstcr people Invested some $4,000 In
the cptcrpnse and all they have to show for 1t Is
two cuncas ono bearing the date Hf 1850, which WINS
auctioned on the other day for 80 so; the other
dated 1865. bringing sla 20, and box IT old
Junk. which sold for 81 To- An Investigation nf the
Wes ordered eoins tins ego bS dssAtAas0 stock'
holders, bat nothing came Of Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
DAMAGE CLAIMS PROM SKINEATELES LAKE.

Albany Jan. 14.-Tncc claims for damage Ciuaeu
by the State Superintendent Of Public Works shutting
of the flow ~ water from Skalcateics Lake from
February ] until April 30. 1892. were filed with the
stote Board OF Claims today. Tho stopping OF the
natural flow OF the water caused several mills to smut
down on account Of the loss OF power. Inc
skaneatcles Paper Company claims damage an"im..
ing 10 a. 0O4: the Lake Side Paper Company, Sio-o'
Forest e.. Weeks, %s,oJO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
GOVERNOR MoRRIs's APPOINTMENTS.

New-Haven, Conn. jan. IA" The Union nm
nominees that Governor Morris has decided upon the re-
anpo,ntment OF Railroad Commissioners George d..
woodruff. OF Litchncld. and William d. seymour OIL
p,dces,sd Alexander C.. Robertson. OF Mont
Vile: Is named rs Railroad Commissioner 10 sno''"
-, n u,vuord Of Colchester. Robert J. Vance. Of
The New. Rrtain Herald" is put down for the once
q, Labor Commissioner Other appointments. accord
,ns 70 the same source, will be mads ~ foNo~s'
rc,,, commissipuss. G. 8. pusIiugams. Of Caatss:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
DJpuTHERIA AND SCARLET FEVER SCOU RGE.

IIazleton. Penn, Jan. 11-Thc sconrgc OF dph'hera
and scarlet fever that has been r1vagnS Danve ana
ibc vicinity has within the last few days spread with
alarming rapidly. Many buildings In the town are
marked with the warning red flag. The Board OF
Health Is putting forth strenuous efforts TO ccck Inc
two Diseases: social gatherings are prolbted. ana
Tho schools and opera hOise have been abandoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
70 prILD A FLEET or coAs7IyG VESSELS.

Boston. Jan. IA charter was issued TO-DAY
authorizing the incorporation OF the Ncw'England
Navigation Company. The company Is organized by
several Boston gentlemen for the express purpose Of
buildnc a feet Of large coastIng vessels 10 ply along
The coast their charter giving them lc"wly from East
t,ort Me-. 10 the Gulf. The capital stock Is T2JOOoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
1osT HER LIFE FOR HER CHILDREN.

Baltimore Jan. 14--Mrs. william Dccourory "c' ."
hor,ih,c death I'm her home, No. 1,7l0 EttihsS'''
r,, ,h,, manning kerosene night lamp exploded
,o,,i,g fire IN the house. Mr. and Mrs. Decoufcey
oscapcd safely but left two children behind. Il"y
rushed back TO save the little ones and the i''her
ucccedcd in bringing both 10 the street In safety ou
IN. mot,or was overcome by smoke. and lf"r ciSrred
,oav was found by the hrcmcn an hour later Inc
Sa,L,r and children were badly Duricl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
Special Sale of Chenille Covers.
Dress Goods.

thousand pieces Of this seasons sought for faorlcs take
part in this weeks distribution Each lot on separate
COUNTERS ranged and plainly marked that all can quickly
and easily examine
LOT ONE-tS CENTS
All wool Fancy, Suidngs-solid chors-----worth 90
All wool P!eids and Mixturcs---------wortn 30
LOT TWO-39 CENTS
Fancy strips Plaids and Checks. aso extra fine Black
Serges-woth 80 and 90.
LOT TIIREE-2j CENTS
Wool Suitines and Illuminated Mixtures
also Dack Flannes ~
LOT FOUR-i9 CENTS
Plain and Fancy Dlagonals-Brown, Gray, Blue,
steel. ca dina and other colors-
LOT FIVE 30 CENTS
Stylish Cheyrore and Striped Cancels Hair
LOT SIX-49 CENTS
Extra fine Trlcots and Taller Cloths
the majority 81 inches o.
LOT SEVEN SO CENTS
Finest Tuf.ed Cancels Hair Stripes
handsome combinations w
LOT EIGHTIES CENTS
Fine Fancy Black Coods-Strpes Rings.
Irocades and Diogonals-Imported Fabrics
OF b'st manufacture %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
4 DOZEN BODIES NAY BE ~ The RUINS.

OCCUPANTS OF TIE BURNED DULUTH HOTEL BE
LIEVED TO HAVE Persisted.
Duluth, Mimi. Jan. 14.-Thc belief grows that the
loss Of life In the st. Louis Hotel fire VIII be much
greater than expected last night stories OF Mario"
escapes OF many guests add 10 this feeling Tile list
~ missing is larger and 10 Il Is added the name OF
Daniel Carlton who was travelling for the Globe
Tobacco Company OF Detroit. lie was In the botei
at the time, but has not been scep since The two
Duluth, south Shore and Atlantic trainmen reported
missing are surely lost Lizzie Larson, reported miss
ing Is found. Chief OF Police Hogan believes uere
are q; least a dozen bodies III the ruins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15

Reading. Penn, JAM IA special committee OF
CITY Councils last night decided TO recommend mat
CITY Treasurer Obo,d be removed from Office at once
lie is $40 600 short in his ACCOUNT lie resigned To-
day to avoid removal.