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A WOrhS. + Il med In slitueiOn.

Dr. Ray Vaughn Pierce, famous among
the bencfactors of the age, esI ab(ished him
self in Buffalo in 1867. and haying acquired
a Worldwide reputation IN the treatment Of
chronic d Use tses far exceeding his individual
ability to conduct, he, several years ago,
professional standing to associate themselves
with him AZ tie faculty OF the Worlds Dis
pcnsary, the consulting department ofw which
has since been n!ergcd into the lnyaiid's
Hotel aud Surgical Institute This organl-
za,ion is incorporated with II capital of $50,
900, and It's officers are DR. Ray V. Pierce,
president, Lee II Smith VI. ID .vicc.presidcnt,
DR. r. II Callahan, treasurer, V. Non, Pierce
NJ. d., secretary rnd general manager
The two buildings owned BY the World,
Dis, enSary Medical Association haze trout
ages on Main aud Washington streets and
ate connected The lnvaid's Hotel and
Surgical Institute occupies = five story brick
building, l15ylJO feet, and is not to be clls>Ca
with hosp)tas but it is
A PLEASANT REMEDIAL HOME,
extensively devoted to the treatment Of
chrome diseases, having Il staff of fourteen
rhyyCl.ns an surgeon with sk,'ltul nurses
in attendance. Tine Yards DispcnSary,
occupying the imm"nen SIX story building,
l1Gxl5O feet, at $50 20 GO Wa> hing,on stree; =,
is used for the manufacture OF DR. Prrcc's
standard family Medicines DR.. p,ercr's
Golden Medical discovery DR. P,rr"e's Ia
yoriic Prescription Dr. picrcrs Pleasant
Pellets ami Dl. Piciccs Compound Extract
OF Smart Weed, .a!.o Dr. sasc's C"tanh
Remedy
The basement Is orcupi'd by the shipping
department The large advertising, mailing
and counting room departments occupy the
main or second floor; third floor, printing
and binding department fourth floor drug
mills and paper warerooms fifth anor, bot
Ting, wrapping and packing department;
sixth 1jor is occupied hy one ~ the best
planned laboratories in .he country, in charge
OF a thoroughly scientific chemist, y graduate
Of Harvard Medical School.
THE NAIL MATTER
of this rDornOus establishment amounts 10
from 30 coo to 10000 pieces daily, postage
alone costing $lG0,0oO year. More than
half million dollars is spent each year in
advertising the proprietary medicines in all
the newspapers and periodicals. of the coun-
lry--for Dr. Pierce believes in advertising
and in making The public thoroughly faml-
lar with the names aud qualities Of his stan
daru remedies. A branch establishment Uhe
only one) is conducted at 8 New OXford.st.
London DR.. Ray V Pierce IS a native of
New York State end graduate of the Gin
cinnutl Me'ical College. He has been hon.
ored by ais fellow citizens by election to n
seat IN the State Senate and IN Congress,
and he is president of the American Engine
Co. Of Bound Brook, N. j. His son, DR..
Valentine Mott Pierce, is n graduate Of
Harvard University and Buffalo University
Medical department and DR.. Smith, vice
president is a graduate of buffalo University
and College of Physicians and Surgeons.
New York
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Order Nisi On Sales.
No. 6O08 EUuity.

No. 600S Equity.
IN the Circuit Court for Frederick County,
sitting in Equity.
November Term, 1899.
Henry Elcholz and wife ct al
John NJ. Blown and wife ct
In the Matter of the Report Of Sales FLED
the 18Th day of November, 1893
NRDERED,t that on the Sth day Of Deccm
~ Der, 1893, the Coart Will proceed to act
upon the Report Of Sales Of Real Estate, re
FofteG to said Court ty john G Mottcr trustee
IN the above caIse, and filed therein as atorc
sald, to 1inally Eaiiy and confirm the same
unless cause to the contrary thereof he si.owi
before sad day provided Il copy of tins or.
der be inserted in some newspaper pub.
lishcd in Frederick County. for three SUCCESS
i've weeks prior to said day.
The report states the am ount Of sales TO
be $7412 "a.
Dated tins 18th day Of November, 1893
JO4LN l.. JOKyAHy,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for FrcI.r:.i,
Comfy.
True Copy Test; John L Jordan,
Clerk
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J Ohm UENDn1cKsos.
Order Nisi on Sales.
No. POI Equity.

In the Orphans Court for Frederick Coun.
~, sitting III EQUITY
October Term, 1898.
Erdenbrecht Et al
vs.
Erdcnbrccht Et al
In the Matter of the Report of Sales filed
the 9th day of December, 1893.
ORDERED, That ON the LIST day OF
" January. 1894, the Court will pro-
coed to act upoE the Report Of Sales of Real
Estate, reported to SAID Court by Robert
Riggs, Trustee in the above cause, and filed
therein as aforesaid, to finally ratify and
confirm the same, unless cause to The con-
trary thereof be shown before SAID day
provided II copy Of this order be inserted
in some Newspaper published in Frederick
County for three successive weeks prior to
said day.
The Report states the amount of sales to
be $4,000.
Dated this 5th cay OF December, 1893.
james X Waters, Register Of
Wills for Frederick County
True Copy, Test:
JAMES X. WATERS,
Register CT wins for Frederick county,
dee Il
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NoticNtO Creditors.

INNS is to give notice that the subscriber
| Heron r Holland hath obtained from
the Orphans'C Court o.Frrderlck County. Md,
letters tCstaulcntary on tine estate of
JOHN Il. HOLLAND,
decreased. All persons having claims against
the estate of SIC said deceased aye hcreby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authcnticat i to the subscri.
her on or before the 18Th 6lv OF May
1894, they may othrrwt2chv law he excluded
from all benefit Of said estate.
An persons mdc,jyd 10 said estate arc
hereby warntl 10 make ,Ennc,!iIie payment.
Given under gu" Land this 2oth day of
October 1893,
HERON r. Holland,
Executor
NrNHt 7uhn \ t'nooh ACcut.
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III arrMQfs,

On Noy %, 1903. ut the home Of The bride s
parents, at Lows Station, this county, by
Key. John W. Asper, of Lewistown, Mr..
Charles David Summers, of Liberty twp,
Pa, to NJ iss Vcrta Rose daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin 10y, of Logs Staten.
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CANDY X TCHEN-Mr Archie White who
grew up to be a young mar among us and
then went away to learn trade, has re.
turned and opened Candy Kitchen in the
room in the Alhaugh Building lately occe-
pied by Gernanl Bros. tol,acconists. We
were inyItel 10 see him at work and to
sample his candies. He is complete master
of hia work and makes some of the hand
soonest and best candies that we have eyer
seen or tasted. OF one thing We are assured;
his candies are made Of sugnr; there is no
adultcra,ion in them and being fresh are
SIMPLY delicious. He will have his opening
this evening 1t is his intention to meet all
the demands oi the tSahe and we trust that
this will prove 10 BE- a permanent industry
nprp
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Order NiSi OEl Audit.

No. GE6S Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County,
sitting in Equity.
November Term 1893.
Charles V. s. Levy, Assignee of Mort
sage from Mary A. Longto
Cecilia Stanshury
Petition
In the matter of the Auditors Report
filed the 17th day Of November 1893
NRDERtn, That on the 9Th day of Dec.
~ 1893 the Court val! proceed to
act upon the Report Of the Auditor, filed
MS aforesaid in the above eau, to finally raii
fly and confirm toe same ,unlyas cause to the
contrary thereof he shown before i'll day ;
provilcc copy OF this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Frederick
County, for Two successive weeks rrng TO
said day.
Dated tins 18th day Of November 1893.
j0HN l. JORDAN,
Cle@i OF the Circuit Court for Frederick
County.
True Copy Tcs: John l. Jordan,
Nov 233,. CLERK.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-07

SEVERAL DAINTY, DELICATE
DESIGNS IN CRETONS IOR
FANCY HOLIDAY TRADE.
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AFULL LINE FELIS AND DRAp
ERI SILKS.
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CHENILLETARLE COVERS ALL
SIZES AND COLORS.
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THE 81 20 LACE CURTAIN
ASTnNlSEIES THE TRADE AND
PROVES To BE \ GREAT TAkER
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neafhs.

On Nov 20, 1888, at + esidencc in Liberty
twp, Pa, MIS-. Malnda Eyler, aged 81
years and 8 Says. Funeral took place on
"Wednesday at Otterbinc Chapel, in Har-
baugh's Valley.
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If. e.. Kefaslvcr. M. Id,
PHYSICIAN AID SURGEON.

Oaeres his services to the people Of
Mechanicstown and vicinity.
OFFICE:
In room formerly occupied by Birely
i Osler, one door west of Bank Build
ing.
Residence, Mrs. II. X. Grotl's prop
erty on Church ST. where ! will be
found after office hours.
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CHENILLE PORTFRS IN MANY
COLORlNGS AND AT CLOSE
FIGURES.
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Professional.
Y. :. LsATaEsHLS, Nd,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Pablo Office in my Drugstore.
Private offices in rear Of drag store
and at my residence.
Prompt attention given to all calls.
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NANCY l.. ARTHUR,

deceased. All persons having claims against
the estate of the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouch-
or thereof legally authenticated to the sab
scriber on or before the Goth day of May
1904, they may otherwise by law We en-
clulcd from all benefit Of said estate.
All persons indebted to sail estate are
hereby warned t. make immediate payment.
Given under our hand this Sll, day of
November, 1898.
HIRAM ARTHUR.
Administrator
Noy lG,t Naa s, Oslvr, Agcrt.
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ELECTRIC SEAL,CApES IN THE
NEW LENSTH AND FINE Quail
IrN.
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Notice to creditors.

rINlIIS is to give notice thu. the sub
| eCriber, Hiram Arthur hath
obtained from the Orphans Court of Fred
crick County M /. letters 0! administration on
.Lo estate OF
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Business Locals.

tB- For Flavoring Extracts and Chocolate
90 to Roots.
rE- For Citron, Secdless and Layer
k;tains, Currants and Prunes
Go to Roots.
ca" PIANO LAMP FOR SALE "A new
Rochester Piano Lamp, CRIMSON shade all
complete, Just as il came from factory. For
sale at hIgain Inquire at
dec IF TINS OFFICE
~" WANTED-to purchase mahogany
bcdslcad
noyl6tf. Inquire at THE CLARION OFFICE.
cB WANTED About 700 pounds OF
pork, dressed hogs, about December 10th.
Inquire vt THIS OFTIvt..
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A PLEASANT TIME NJ iss Mamie Rouz"r
entertained fourteen members ofihe Sunshine
Circle, u Christian band Of little girls
organizeh by Miss r., AT her home Oh
Church--st., on Thanksgiving Evening.
Parlor games and amascncnts lent charm
to the evening and II generous display OF
refreshments tempted the sweet tooth OF the
company. They also enjoyed the novel
experience ofhaying flash light photograph
taken of the entire group.
VIsITING.- Margaret Osler. of this
place, is visiting her former schc ate
Miss May Parrot, of the Eastern Shore
Md.
Miss Fanna .aulers, of this place, spent
the past week in Baltimore
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ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF COATS
CAPES AND WRAPS ON SATUR-
DAY AND ANOTHER LOT WILL
FOLLOW TOMORROW WE ARE
ALWAYS IN THE Front ON
GOATS AND DRESS GOODS.
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THIS is YOUR CHANCE IT YOU
WANT A COED COAT AT HALF
VALUES.
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A FEW MISSES JACKETS BElNG
CLOSED AT PR +.
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SOME SPECIAL VALUES IN
COATS, BOTH Low GRADES 4ND
FINER QUALITIES.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When She was u Child, sho cried for Castora.
WHOM she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
Whnp she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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New Advertisements.

Order Nisi on Sales.
Piano lamp for sale.
The Gem. Frederick.
Bus. Local-Jno. Root.
Club House. M. +. Policy,
IIendrickson hlOdel-Fi e1cricG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
Suicide OFAN CNKNOVN YOUNG WOMAN

MYs Terry THAT PUZZLES THE CHICAGO POLICE
WHO ARE HER FRIENDS IN THIS CITY,
Chicago April 2o.-On slab in Sigmunds under
taking establishment lies the dead body 0f young
woman about whom nothing Is known. save that she
bore in life the name Of Mrs. Al 'Xander Her hnely-
features denote that She came from no common
birth. \ cha nhormah AT the southern Hotel on
Wabash-avc.. discovered the women's body In her
room this afternoon with razor in her hand and
gu Ing wound I'm her throat.
MI that is known Of the dead woman Is that she
came 10 the hotel on april II, In company with
gentleman with full beard who registered Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Alexander. New York City. They were much
together and Friday last the man l"ft the city
saying hc would return sunday. The police have
ccws To work upon. No not" or writing was left I'm
the \ pair 4 Shoes marked Alexander,
Twcn' .-third-st and Nin.havc.. New York. and a
card giving the name Of Rosa p. Burghod. No. li'
West Onc-hundr d,aad twenty -nnth-st New York,
found. Upon of Lcr unccrclothing the letter
k appeared No reason be assigned for the
deed.
There Is name In the City Dire tory spelled
uIglold" The nearest 10 TIE address given alov.
Is that ~ W. &. +. Bcrghold tie we'll known cap
hundred audtwcn v-scvcnt,l->t. In the Directory an
pears the nam. Of Andrew NcNander. a dealer in
boot, and SHOES, at No. 80 >iNi-ave. at the
f TWrnty-tlird-St.
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Ay ENTIRE FAMILY POISONED.

ntisburg. April GA family nameu '""',', NV
Ing nj West Liberty. Penn a few mics o"' VI ''''
lurg poisoned Yesterday. sau'er r'"9's Pss
and pouItry for market on Thursday he gathered
n load OF sops and refuse from stores ana houses On
the south side Of the city with whch 10 ieeu MS
stock Among the snn were found seVer"i S'h'e
sponge cakes. Part Of the cakes were gwen 10 i'S
family to eat and the rest fed TO 'ir '''ch'"S
soon after all Of his chicken, were d"I. ms @ ~"
ever did not warn him that the ch"'ss ,un,'iil
robson, and the family Including nVc r.iui,n' NE
The remainder. The children were Srh'u ",,n con
yulsions. doctor summoned. Du, nnvey ear
old boy was dead before he arrived , inc % llie oi Il
yenrold girl Is dcspaired Of Inv, pIf sciam
thinks that the other members OF u, ihnlly VIII
recover, although they nre very " Ihe coroner Is
conducting an investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
4 TOWN BOIRD IN CONTEMPT
TROUBLE At PELHAM. wEsTCHE>TEH COUNTY
OYER \ CONTESTED ELECTION.

TROUBLE At PELHAM. wFSTCHE>TEH COUNTY,
OYER CONTESTED ELECTION.
The tronblc growing out OF the recent town election
In Pelham. W">che,tcr County, for SUPERVISOR As
+umod a serious phase yet t'r,av. At the town meet
Ing last month canvass II the votes showed that vii
liam McAlli~tcr. the Ecpiblcl' candidate for super
VISOR was elected over sherman r. Pcll. Democrat,
uy > vote, ana IA" election was certified.
cral daNI later friend, ui Mr.. rll demanded recount,
which wa, had. with the Result that the Democratic
candidate WAS declared elected hy - minority. II
VA, alleged that ~ ballots containing the OF
the Democratic nominee had been below the per-
fDatcI line. and hence Mr.. cll dcfrdcd Of that
number rf vote.
The friends Of the Republican candidate did not take
kindly 10 the action OF the town beard which the
Democratic candidate WIS member. and made ap
pcation To Judge lykmau for writ command
Ing the town board To r'cnnNcnc and recount the
ballots. THIS they failed to do. and when their
action was reported to Judg" Dl kman yesterday he
declared tie ncmlcrs uf the town board In contempt
and imposed fine of $3.50 and II sentence of thirty
days In the county Jail IN each The defend
ant, are cN supervisor P,ll. John T. Hawkins
Charles Wand and Ethan WHtcrhou>.. Sheriff Duly
has the order OF arrest for the officials.
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NATAJO INDIANS RETTRNING NOME.
THE SETTLERS PREPARING FOR POSSIBLE RE
NEW\L OF TROUBLE.


Pennington. " NJ. April GA pnrtT OF men
who have returned here direct from WayteS niinn
store. and the Mcthodl, Indian Mission. r".'ori that
the indians have crossed bnck again 10 the r,-rNation
There are no immediate fcaI' Of an attack ihoush
I'm the present excitement any NOV" may prccpiih'r
one. Agent plummcr, fearing trouble has released
rho murderer. Of WcIch. whom had nducci tn"
Indian, to surrender. The agent IS AT the suDaI"hcy
at rrntland 1t /, though' that he did not hav"
support enough. rs he alone. with no soldier,
and th, Indians, seeing his hcple,sncs~. to0k ad
vantage Of it,
Denver Aprii 2g.-Alihough troops have been
called for BY tn settlers In the iu, Valley Tor
protection acain,, the raids Of the Navao, ia" In
dications that few. If any Of them. viii be- needed
The Indians have returned To their reservations.
Armed men have gone forward from Durango and
other points In southwestern Colorado In sufficient
numbers to protect the people. and troopo are In
readiness to move II needed
Agent Bartholomew. Chief Ignacio Dr. Wallace ana
Frank T. Warren left Durango to-day Tor con
ference with the Indians, hoping 10 sho" them 'h'r
FOLLY and to end the trouble. Meanwhile the mem
her, Of the Colorado Natona Guard. In Denver ana
elsewhere In the >taty. waiting ordcr' 10 30 To
the front. The Indian, have gone back to III"
reservation, but an outbreak l. feared.
Governor Waite received Il dispatch from DurAl|"
which would indicate that the band of Indians when
WAS headed Yesterday mp toward the Moni"znmh Val
ley and Durango had changed lis course Inc us
patch said that courier had just arrived from "i'
sonth with Il report that the NavaIo' h'd '"'n'"
about and rccr0s-cd the river but that they hi'p"
return at any minute. II added that thirty "'"'
fully armed and equipped had started for 'h" f'",
~ trouble. The telegram was signed by ''eh"i"i
Tarsncy. who has been I'm that part oi 'h' '""",'
for some time. The General seems 10 'hlnN WI
movement of The Indians across th" riN'r "', -, ,,, %
was merely Il ri,c tu deceive the settlers ~ -" Wv"
Intentions. The feeling prevailed ihat 'l"u t,
treating into their country, the NaNaJoN .n
again advance bv stealth and make anoln'' row
zine Coming acr,,-s the tolorado line !" meet snol
an emergency. the citizens Of that REGION nay,
armed and are In readiness TO receive any "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
ENCISE BILLS SIGNED.

GOVERNOR FLOWER APPROVES THE FOLEY
EoL>CH AND TRACEY AMENDMENTS.
Albany. April 29-toNernor Flower returned from
Ncwl this afternoon. Before leaving the Exccu-
tive Chamber for the day he announced that he had
signed three excise amendments the EAcise law OF
last year. known the Foley. Rocsch and Tracey
bills which with Chapters 22l and 21l Of the laws OF
1898, constitute the entire excise legislation Of the
present year 10 date. The principal changes
That no licrnse except II druggists or store
Keeper, ncrn,c shall b" issued 10 pharmacist.
The possibility OF wholesale licenses for various
places |, oil 10y provisions that every licensed
person shall actually BE- Interested in the business al
Ihe place licensed.
The priyilo ge of II writ of ccrtiorar herctofores
limited To cities OF 10000 Inhabitants, Is extended.
s to hotel licenses only. 10 other cities and towns.
Town boaiC> OF excise nay meet AT other times
than the first Monday OF May to consider applications
Iur licenses mnde In good faith.
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cedar At one end of the room in a pL. !, and

cedar. At one end of the room in a pL !. and
at the other end an organ.
The officers of the Campania gre Captain
Hams, Chief-Ohicer Pierce, First-Ofcer Parks,
econd-Ofiicer Wright Extra Second Officer Dow.
Thrd-O Officer Glare, Fourth-Ofiiccr Mackenzie and
Chcf-Engineer Payton. The Campanla had loO
first cabin passengers, l57 second caDh ana ooS
steeraee passengers, making total OF go
The names of the first cabin passengers were ::
Edgar g. Alger. william Anderson. Robert Anderson
william Angus, Goster Armstrong, c. Beckwith ASH
mon c. F.. Atkinson. John Auchinvoe James B1in,
J. H. Baker, H. s.. Banford. A. j. Barnes. w. F.
Bearislee Mrs. Beardslec Lord Bennett. j. d. Berry,
Miss Brit. ). p. Blackwell Mrs. Blackwell W. T.
Iouycrie Robert Boyle, Miss Ortc Browne, Miss NJ
ID Browne f.. Brunner. T. d. NJ. Burnside, Cornelius
C. V Burial F. q. Burton, c. Byrne George Chri-tai
Philip T. Clunn the Rev. DR.. Conway Frank Cott
W Cutting Mrs Day, Mr.. Day. G.. r.. Dean,
L. W. Dcnrs. Mrs. Dennis, w. f. Dodge,
Paul Lc NJ. Drouet. Miss Ada Dyas. j. W.
Edmonds e. j. Fauyel, James Fnlayson, jr., Miss NJ.
Fiz,mmons +. Ford J. Forsheim, D. r. Fraser Thomas
GcGies Jr. Mrs r. l.. Gibbons. c. F.. Goad Mrs. Goad.
V A. L. G.oad J. l.. ,ioad stephen Colder Mr. Gunher.
". e.. Custer. Miss :. Iadland. Miss NJ. +. Hadand.
A. Harris &. f. henderson. Samuel Hopkins. Mrs. X.
Hylnd, Mr.. Illngworh, \. Jacobson James Jacobson,
O. $ r. james. Mrs James a. l.. Johnson, Mrs.
Bohnson. Mis-, Grace Kerr. Miss L. II. King,
Andrew Lang e. Injoie Charles Lancaster. Mrs. Lan'
caster, Fred Law q. H. Lee. NJ. I. Lefcbyre, T. {.
Iescher j. T. Lewis. Miss Lewis. Mrs. w. Liyhtbody.
F. A. Llghtbody Mis-, Iomax. J. Lonstae. J. w. Macin
tosh H. g. McFaiien. Neil Mclean. Mrs Mel an. j. A.
McNear g. +. Mrllen. T. NJ Miller c. A. Mitchell.
Captain Moore :. r. Mos gan Mrs. Morgan a. o. Murray
nhs Master ElbankD. James Murray, Mrs
Murray Harold T. Musker. Miss Alice Munroe,
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SHE IS A FLEET MAIDEN.
THE CAMPAN1A BREAKS ONE RECORD.
SETTING THE FIGURES TWO NoTCHEs LOWER
FOR a FIRST TEIP-TlIE PARIS BEATS
HER OVER.

Within the shadow Of the Goddess OF Liberty,
and half revealed by the flashing lights about
the pedestal Of the statue, the magnificent Cunard
steamer Campania rested last night. She reached
Sandy Hook at "a p III. yesterday, after pieGK-
ing the maiden record from Queenstown. she
made the voyage in SIN days. eight hours ana
thirty-four minutes. Her average rate ol speed
was SO knots an hour. Her engines were not
crowded from start to finish AID her officer, say
that she ran only at thrcc-quarters speed NO
effort was made TO win the lanrels from the crack
American Line steamer Paris but the Cunard
officials are looking forward to contest with the
proud queen of the seas. Tie Campana covered
n distance of 2,s96 miles She started from
Queenstown last Sunday, and passed Daunt's Rock
at ! % p. III. on that day. She saw no trace oil
the Taris, and it with grim satisfaction that
Captain Randall told yesterday morning that he
had seen no ovcrgrown steamer Oft fishing for an
ocean record The graceful Paris arrived 1t this
port early yesterday morning, and landed hcr
passengers many hours before the big Cunardcr
reached Sandy Hook.
The air was thick and fogsy yesterday and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
ONE EDITOR ASSAULTS ANOTHER.

Ifttsburg. APRIL 20-wilam f. Williams. editor
and proprietor Of The Manchester Critic" assaulted A.
: Steinhauscr, editor Of THE Allegheny News.
on Beaverave Allegheny about IL O'Clock this morn
ing The fight was the result Of certain articles that
have been puL i,l,d In The News" from time time
Although no names mentioned IL WAS generally
supposed that the articles referred TO Mr.. Williams
and his wife. The physician says that Mr.. st,in-
haus,r Is badly used up man. ara IL VIII require
ngiy scalp wounds. each two by two inches long.
Mr. ,teinhauSer made an Information against Mr.
Williams this afternoon, charging aggravated assault
and battery.