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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SATURDAY, JANUARY II.
SHIPPING NEUE.

PORT OF NETWORK. THURSDAY. JAN. IL, 1893.
ARRIVED.
seamer Dauant Ger Ksor a@bg a De1 n,, ar
Ma;aesa;;,' o. wlag. l ;,oa oI DreS%.
Ari.a a, =. Ia. .;o az ~ Krboro, n,m.n December
81. with mc.c AMI ia''ns'r' 70 "'ln'hs s CO. Arrived
Stea,cf ,ny u Alexandra, Holman Vera Cul Ja9u.
and "a ,s'nscr. to L war & Co. Arrived at the Bar
Stcsncr Hudson Kel1he NeNorlcans. with mdsc and
St".mrr AROMA I NJ W 9 bcN"e Rf,smpsr 5p
4 Mon,ego BAY 3 ~ Ann.s Bay .. With r1,e ana Two
passengers n James Hankinc. Arrived at tne bsr AZ
steamer Britannia tB-, Hammond. Boston. to II Matt
s,car.e, Cottage CIV. Bonnr. Portland. Me-Hor'to
nyn$S wd ac' x DGap ana S 2%2cs
awSr DoHam M Mcnti.r G',sgow-Augu., Bad.
st.oncr T,g!d4a 90. Frazer, Hamilton. bermuda
Scam City %, Atlanta Dol West Point va-oN
s'eanc- nred,mk DSou D~lSn Ma.azan ard Car.
steam II II Mnsr cG'e0 MpaFr. Errn'n VIZ
s.Samcr indian prime tRr Nrsv,h rarrondina Fa-
steamer Branni, Crr. Labatu'. Narcotics via Naples
'" s,'am 'T' n sol Mason New orconsrohn Van
N'' Steamer G,,rn,sa OBJ, M,r;m. St Andr,ws. D.
SAILED.
STEAMER Eaerg s isr , ghga and Japan Mo'ay' Ham,
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice Is hcrcly gycn iRa: Of about MNrch is2a
nad Head ngr~' ar Of I. sl,qd 5000 ,Ss syc, =
NSi eo oar u a.Snc Sn f @1 eOnd ''
ihe order Of lie fieht viii moi be chInrcd
by oder Of the IifS'"s''. "o Ishrs A. GREER.
rear.Admir,i T.. s. Navy. chairman.
c''' Of D'' ''''"''0"'' ''''' January H. 1898
The nsH,hogs. inspector at Tomp'insvie. " Y. a.
All tn ien buoy, IN The upper and lower bays have
Channel viii not he riia6le 9atl he Gidprcamcc Of a.
heavy floating tee makes II Possible N get a. them
THE MOVEMENTS or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PORTS.
steamer Donna Maria port Marr.lros from New
YORK Dcccmbc: 4. arrived at oio,to January 5.
81 r% SS % RF% d. G" jSSH7 rs
Stc,mcr M,.i;'lp2 Or. ioTnan from w, N.N,re ri
asr 81 rd for hSadP ken h a' D.
cember % To- Iiambuf Pised rnwlr Point Iannay u:
steamer storm King un. McGibbon. sailed from
Bremcrhaven for New.York January 10
Scam:r fsXman pr nSygG ,Dd Arm SewY0rk De-
st'amrr En-. lGerl. Rciinka'tcrn from Ncw:York Jan.
y srs cia at cS bra s% az from S sgiFy
Tor liverpool passed nrowheaa At a January r.
from Southampton for NcMHers at T. m J%a%srs IN H.
u.y s. Via southampton. arrived at Bremen at 5 m
to S GFsyc.SG e for xs%Yor a 10 arm IsH%3Iy
Steamer Gencsk fBf) ON JnIhl, Sllou from I'h'hS
for Nrw.York January ~.
stamer Monteauna tI,r). sailed from I,ndon for New
York January L.
MISCELLANEOUS.
dispatch received at elifsN s. yc.,Grdny a'tcr;
reported az Bnrnt Island channel y r.. In dI:trcs' WIN
be Halifax. She Is loaded with oil from New
80 Norway.
The new Dutch steamer American. Captain Voere from
New YORK December % Tor Rott'r1an /. aground at
Moaslas Shc viii he compelled 10 tighten to Get OF
The Brltlsh steamer Melbourne Captain Cave from Bos
too has sustained slight drmarc to her storm she was
In collision at D"piod with the tamcr tane'rmu'nds
hound Tor Lynn. The laers h dgr va, badly dlnlgci
snne OF her dnyt. Mcrc hrnen and boat snashed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
ANOTHER ACCIDENT TO TIE wATERwoRys.

Another accident TO The waterworks was reported
yesterday. A leak occurred in the new force main
for the Milburn pumping -station TO the conduit at
Rockville Centre L. l., but the report received by
the City Works Department did not state how serious
n WIS Commissioner Adams OF the opinion that
n would be rcpared In twenty four hours. and said
that even If 1t took longer TO get the main In order
1t would not seriously affect the water supply, as
the pumping engines at the other stations would be
worked 10 the fullest capacity. There Is a supply
of 90 600 900 gallons day nj Milbu-n. tn" con.
sumption OF water Wednesday reached o2,Joi,Oo6
gallons, the highest on record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13

Exchange Of George u. Holt, who Is dead NJ Lung
haat, and W. S Lonnsberry have formed copathcr'hp
,,1., rho n,,nc NJ H. L. Larcaaar & Co. Mr.. LanShaar
for a number Of years has been connected WIN JONI
Bloodgood g. Co.
W. H. Houghtailing has bought the Stock EAchahec
seat Of Thomas f. Erown and Lawrence W. bieK'cy Tic
scat OF Schuyler Van Vcchtcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13

"Tp' Little. an old thief. who has been known to
the police for forty years, was arrested IN thi city
on Wednesday and locked up nj the Central
once on suspicion. special charge having been
made against him. He was rcmandcd yesterday. and
the detectives viii Try TO discover he has been steal
Ing anything lately. His picture in the Rogues'
Gallery Is 40 =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
CHANGES AMONG STOCK EXCHANGE BROKERS.

the firm Of Woyand Trssk Co.. STOCK brokers. who
failed December -, because 81 unjustinablc srcu,
tol hv Theodore BALDWIN Of Tia rartnrr..
csdmit,ed to the Stock Exchange YESTERDAY MIR.
win Of course, dropped from tho partnership which
consists row Of Wayand Task and Alfred n. Rankin.
Henry L. Langhoar hs> >ousht the seat In the Stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
PATTI HSON

Fs-Ah-rrnan Michael u. Murphy, seventy years Old
Of the sixth Ward. died yesterday morning At his
home after "A long Hines. II" formerly leading
democratic politician. Mr. Murphy one ~ The
oldest member, u Benevolent Lodge ~ oid FELLOWS
No - lie had been an Oid Fellow forty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
pr"TIJEnEDRD

Ata special meeting Of The ncwy-orranized military
com'Eny on Wednesday night The following officers
we're chosen Ca. tain. Addison Fly rst lieutenant.
Willn Eoolstavcr ccond lieutenant joseph j. Blake
TN, Rutherford company has LyOir hoinbcr ana It's
rccocnli On under The coming reorganization of IN"
..atr m Tia 1, considered certain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13

A LUXURY FOR TOURISTS
Dr. Lyons Perfect Tooth Powder. In metal boxes. wi
patent measuring tube. Neat and portable. - cts.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 7:l9Sc. :5lMoon riscs :3i amMoon' age %
HIGH WATER DAY.
A N.-Sandy Hook lCGOv. Island 4:43 Hell Cat" :36
PM-Sandy II A. GOv. Island 10 Hell '%ts u?
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Announcements

T. & W-The Tyronga link cuff should be
worn with our Yokcna Notska collar. T.. & w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13

PREPATE for winter by using RoebuclS's cer-
W~,thcr Strips doors and windows. en-
cinde ID wind and dus. :. Roe 172 FultOl-st
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SATURDAY. JANUARY

SATURDAY. ASrARY II.
Ia Champagne. HAVE Jan '..........f French Trans
SUNDAY. JANUARY -.
Ir0X. Jan S................. Quebec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13

UENCY A. DANIELS NJ D.
90 WEST s9rII.ST.
Ois~..cs O; system t;enito Urinary Orgzns
svpoeency and Sterity. Hours. 10 l. s To 8.
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KNITTING AND CROCHET. 1891. New. ~ psses'
The I'M nd best KNITTING and Crochet Extra
ever Issued BY The Tribune. 23 cents n copy Tss
Issue patterns Tor lace garments, hns'ocS
and cushion covers. trimming. curtain bands pass
mnis scarfs. tijes handkcrch iefs, etc. In add'ue"
A pa ses OF charming Homr and society aruc'"
iron. rhs sunday Tribune 4 delightful number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13

N'KINIEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Acompl"ften"
.,,iin, article. from Tie Tribune describing indus.
ric. which have been established under or bsnemeu
by The Mckinley bill. Figures are given shown.
better wages and lower prices man"'ac'"'"
Gods ~ cents copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY. tssS:.
The proceedings, reported by tho Kew Jonol "
DcvIns. an experienced Journalist ana rr.,..
,,r and revised and enlarged. In pamphiss
form. 2j cents "a copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13

TRIBUNE WAR STORfBS.-A ma Snihceut collec.
ton OF 40 stories Of the Civil War, written ~
nc tua partic:pnnts. some of their tales arc avons
he most thrilling and pathetic which have bcea pal
into print. 1U4 pages. 2j cents a copy.
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VILLAGE IMPRON EMENT; Why American VII.
lagos Differ In rrssperiiy."-i small pamphlet form.
the charming article Of Is. e. NorthrOp. setting orts
the w iuc Of handsome appearance and sanitary DC"
eruents. pleasure 10 derived by the inhaoan"
fro ccnt assOca lions and tho great service
nv man can do tor his native Village. cents copy
SIS per lao copies. 500 copies Sti. 1000 copies
SIS.
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AFTER. DINNER sPEECHE~.-A handsome pam.
phct of 81 ages. containing fhe most e'oquen' Nv.
after. d!nner specchrs and memsriaia:
drc..cs OF tho public dinners OF tao winfer o. 1879
a., in New. DIRK City. ID cents "A COPY
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TuInuNE ALMANAC. IS93.-COnfainins the p'a''
farm. of nil the partic. In 1891. and the e'ec"..
r.,ur, md statistical dates OF that year. ID" pSS'
rs cents "a copy.
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xOvTuFIELD. TIE EXERCISES AT-N
ready. Is cents q copy.
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wAHsHIPS SUNK AT sAMOA.-Men make tho
American Navy fully as much American ships. Upon
what could we depend In a foreign ware Read fns
story OF tho gallant the ingenuity and doEsss
with which our warships encountered tes
ovrry hcimnx forces Of Nature in the hurricane At
samoa. Thi. number also contains tho "Johnstowa
Disaster" American Girls Abroad" 1nd their titice
hui nds, stories Of Huntins, etc. lOA pages. ~
auIA n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13

,UAUTAUQUA ~ 1s93.-Now rc"dyi" nass'o
r,uh,et Of Is pages Protuscly Illustrated % c'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13

Cape Fear Llahf. North Carolina. $500
Notice Is hereby thai: of about Morcb T. ls13
the characteristic Of th ght at Cam Fear light sltloI
N Bald Head northwest par o smith Island. so0coast o
North Caroline, viii L. chanl from fla hing red ever!
30 srcond- 70 flashing whit" ey,fl 20 seconds.
Tho order Of the lipht VIII no Dc changed.
JAMES A. GREER,
rear.Adnir1l 4. r. NAVY. Chairman.
nice Of tho Lighthouse BoaFl, Washington, D. G., $500
l. 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13

Tho lighthouse Inspector at TompinsviIe. y. Y. f.
sues the following
All tn iron buOys IN The upper and lower bays hay
been rnOyed and the clcc tic lighted buoy- ~ Gednr
Channel will not he rlabe uau the GLdppcarn"C Of u
heavy floating tee mahes II POSSIBLE N get a. them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
nv THE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.

Hartford, March S.-The Republicans were ont In
full force I'm the House to day. and had quorum Of
he House present within their ranks. They took the
aggressive the contested election cascs ard rcso
luton Of reconsideration was passed, the Democrats
leaving the chamber. Contestants received leave to
withdraw as follows: IIanrahan (Dem.), OF stamford ;
Hall (Dcm.l. Of salem. and Ives (Dem OF Prospect
The House passed resolutions seating contestants as
follows: Henry G.. Gardiner (Rep.) OF Eountown ;
George Keller n,cp Of Cheshire; Milton {. Dool'ttle
(IlPpl OF Cheshire, and T. q. Reynolds dsep, OF
LYME In the Fast Hartford case Jnncs II. Gunn
The Democratic contestant, received leave to withdraw
The senate pissed the resolution appointing Andrew
T. Coo OF Meriden George I. Sanger. OF Painield;
e. H. HYDE Of stafford and Theron e. Plat. OF New
Ton. members Of the state Board OF Agriculture The
resignation Of John o. Paige as County Commissioner
was accepted J. ". Chandler elected Judge. and
George G. ar.,ss. Deputy Judge OF the Borough Court
of Stafford Sprirg The senate took up the petition
Of the cx. Brig sdier General Charles p. Graham. for
edrrss and scse: the majority report OF the Senate
which favored his restoration. After de-
ng the nier nearly three hours the Senate rejected
the ma jory report by vote Of IL 10 10. with two
senator's p'red. The minority replrt was then
ceptcd, and nj 9 rs. the Senate adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
A SWEEPING CONDEMNATION.

Concord ~ H., March e.-The State Boaro Of
Health reported 10 the Legislature oday the re-
suit OF Its investigation OF the STAFFORD County Insane
Asylum disaster. II fnds that the attendant, Drs
coll. In n mapncr incxcusably careless. furnished
matches 10 Inmates that the fire might have been
exingnished Immediately had Wa'chman Cheslcy
and Drscoll promptly made the attempt that Chesley
totally unfit for Il Waterman by reason OF defective
eyeSight that Superintendent Demertt Is inefficient
that the County commissioners negligent In
emitting explicit instructions as to the management Of
the Institution In not rcmcdyng defects easily
taIned, In not providing hre-escapes or means Of
promptly lbcratlng inmates from cells and dividing
responsibility In management that the previous Board
OF Commissioners guilty Of official neglect In not
recommending necessary improvements, and that oil
previous county legislative delegations have been guilty
OF maintaining. after official warning In 1883. asy-
lum totally unfit for Its purpose and In which existed
1T all times terrible danger from fire. The Board
further says that the county Insane asylum Is lam
cntaby Detective and recommend that the state
sumo the entire support control and management OF
the insane and that county asylnns for the insane be
abolished and the construction ~ proper asylum
and jail buildings OF brick, iron or stone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
THURSDAY, 1s9TWELvE PAGES

cells accompanied By the banging Of tin dippcrs on
the iron graungS. This demonstration was quicRi!
Quoted. however. The decisive action by the GOV
ernor seems to have cowed the prisoners.
Officer Hyde said last evening: The conduct OF
the prisoners is simTy outrageous. and the more
watch them the mole inclined TO think that
the estimate OF seventy five reviewers In their pos
session IS small one Only q few days ago two
dozen weapons taken from the chest OF one
nctoous prisoner who would think nothing Of pilllne
the trigger II he could thereby gain his liberty They
brough, In In all sorts OF ways. two being takr
from a Ton cf coal that being dumped only III
day before Yesterday They have. in fact. become
articles OF commerce. the cOnvcis declaring that
$40 bill ony Is necessary to produce one within thre
hours. Where the leak l. ! cannot say. Month Il,
month"; and year BY year. dlscip.n has vanished from
The place. The men enjoy change OF waidens, 10.
IL usually results IN extra privileges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
cor. RCSSELL APPOINTS Il NEW WARDEN.
TAKING STEPS TO END THE DISGRACE OF THE
STATE PRISON MANAGEMENT.

TAKING STEPS TO END THE DISGRACE OF THE
STATE PRISON MANAGEMENT.
pos,on. March s.-Gcncrai Benjamin +. Bridges. jr
was appointed Warden OF the state Prison NJ
snec,.I meeting OF the Governor and Council this
afternoon General Bridges Is hNy-scven years oiu'
wos horn in Decrfcld Mass. and carries on the
milling iness In sonih Deerfelc lie hrst ehis'cn
In tho militia in 1859, and served a private IN
the 10th Regiment Ill lsG2 In 1871 he rcce'''u .
comm,sslon ms first lieutenant, and was successfully
promoted TO the posts OF captain MAJOR he"'e"""'
ro,oncl and colonel, until. In 1855. he became
brigadIcr- eena.il. commanding the FiN' br's""e.
Politically General bridges Is Republican, bat not
an active partisan, and aside from being Nud''or
Of his native town has never held civil Office,
Matters reached a crisis at the State Prison TO-DAY.
The surprisng developments made TO the stare OF
discpline existing at the institution, and the mys-
,cr,ous rumors OF a revolt 10y tho conycis aroused
tho conviction I'm Governor Russell that something
must he done and done promptly. lie arrived II,
that conclusion early In the mOrnlng, and no'ihe"
DENNY Warden Iluckns by telegram from Can'-
bridge that he was coming In person TO The priso"'
and M o'clock the Governor arrived Ills secretary,
Mr. Roads was with him. The Governor practically
iook charge OF the Institution, and his ORDERS were
pcrrmpt and 10 the point. Not single prisoner
was allowed TO leave his cell The shops were 'ue
and the machinery shut down. No more WORK VIII
BIZ done until the whole prison shall have peeh
searched With the utmost thOroughncss ana every
wcopcn and cortraband article connscated. The
search will occupy Fix days
Contrary to the expectation, there was no dis'nro
ance in the prison. or any bowling by the men tnis
morning. AT noon, when the relief went To dinner
there was slight outbreak. Yells proceeded from The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
WILLIAM STETyWAY STILL CHAIRMAN.

II was rimored yesterday that william stelnway,
president OF the Rapid Transit Commission, had ~
signed hi, Office. When At his home. at No. .
Gramercy Park last evening. by q Tribune reporter
Mr.. stcinway said: The rumor has no foundation
whatever. / have no intention OF resIgnng from the
Rapid Transit Commission. While my illness has un-
doubcd!y retarded slightly the work VI The Commssioa
I believe that my work on the commission hrs made
me more familiar with the situation than any new
commissioner could b.. ] am now able TO sit u
several hours every day. ana within week believe
that will b- able 70 meet the Other commissioners
here In my house, when resolutions setting forth the
position Of tho commission will be made public"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
WiIbeIm&Graef
BROADWAY & 18th ST.c
China, Glass and Pottery
Hodge OF LOckpOrt were reelected grand rcc0rdee
and grand receiver respectively
FUNERAL OF vrcARGEyERAL p. p. BRADY

st. Louis. NO.. March s.-Thls morning the funeral
services over the body OF the late Vicar-General
PHILIP T.. Brady took place at ST. Johns Church.
At 10 o'clock solemn requiem high mass rendered
by Bishop IIcnnessy. OF Wichita. Ran. assisted by
large number OF deacons and sub-deacons. Nearly
hundred priests occupied efats in the sanctuary.
Representatives OF the diFeredH Catholic societies of
tho city were seated In the main portion OF tho
church The funeral sermon preached by Arch
bishop Ryan. OF Philadelphia At the conclusion q
The the congregation passed before the casket.
The body followed to Calvary Cemetery by large
number Of people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
ASSISTANT SECRETARY soLEy RESIGNS.

Washington, March s.-Assstant Secretary solcv. Of
the Navy rendered his resignation TO secretary Her
hort today. Mr.. soleys resignation. 1t Is under
stood. Is to take effect Immediately HIS successor
II Is said will be nnmtd tomorrow. and from present
,d,cot,ons there Is little doubt tfat II will be en-
Rcnreseptative McAdoo. Of Ncw-Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has established
through car service between New. York and browne
New-York 1 so p. m. arriving Browns Mills y the
Pines 30 p. m. Retuinlng Leave Browns Mnh y
q. m.
eleven days. ~ 20. ~ "a y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
APPOINTED TO NEW CHAIR AT YALE.

NewIIaven Conn.,. March s.-Thc Rev. W. y.
Elackman, formerly pastor Of the Congregational
Chnrcll at NaugauCk has been appointed to the new
chair OF Social Science In the Yale Divinity School.
and Will spend year In Europe before entering On
his new Office. Mr.. Blackman graduated from the
Yale Divinity school In 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
OFFICERS OF TIE GRAND LODGE A. o. wv.

Syracuse, N. Y. March Sat the meeting OF the
Grand Lodge Of the a. o. u. ". this morning. Dr..
Byron Z. Mead. Of Brooklyn. unanimously elected
grand master workman; =. A Gleason, of Rochester
grand foreman; DR.. J. Stone Armstrong. OF Buffalo.
graud overseer; N. J. Horton, OF Dunhrk. and John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09

Folker General Honorary Secretary Of tle National
Fire Brgades OF England inviting the fire departments
Of the United States 20 participate In proposed grand
international fire congress and exhibition. which Is TO
be held at the Royal Agricultural Hail. London. from
June - TO II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
INVITED TO A BIG FIRE CONGRESS.

washington. March s.-rhe Secretary OF state has re-
.,v.d a dispatch from the United States Minister at
orxon. ipcioslng . communication from Horace S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
srJLL OPPOSED TO SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS.

Harrisburg Penn, March s.-In the IIousc today
the bill permitting the printing sale and delivery Of
sunday newspapers reported negatively from COM
mlttee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
MENTIONED FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS.

Washington, March 8 (srcaD.-Among the candi'
dates for foreign appointments whose names have been
prominently "ncnioncdn here today are: Fx sec
rotary Bayard for the English mission; OK CONGRESS-
man J. f. Russell, Of Massachusetts, for the spanish
mission: ex.Congressman Coolidge. OF Massachusetts,
for the mission TO Switzerland Ex-Governor Gray, Of
Indiana for the Mexican mission; u. H. blackburn
OF Georgia for the mission 10 Greece or the CONSUL
ceneralship ut Paris +. r. Couder OF Newforh' ior
the French mission ex Congressman "Pat' ColinS
NJ for the consul gsncralship ut London
ex.Copgrcssman Cable, Of Illinois, for the German
or Austrian mission.
Some OF the quldnuncs will have 1t that the appoint
men,s OF Messrs Dayard Condert. Russell. Coolidge
GRAY. Collins and Cable have been virtually decided
upon and that among the nominations sent 10 'he
SENATE tomorrow will be those OF Josiah quincy OF
for First Assistant Secretary OF state
william NcAdoo for Assistant secretary OF The Navy
e. Underwood OF kentucky. or New Yorker name
mai plycn-for Assistant secretary OF war, D. IL.
RmsscIl OF Massachusetts. for Minister TO spih Isaac
!, GAY for Minister Mexico and Patrick ~ Collins.
of M,ssoc h,sctts for c0nsugcneral III LONDON. III
s also asserted, with an appearance OF confluence.
that Minister Ecan's successor VIII Dc "pp'' ~, ~
an carly day There already '"v"r, Irsh Amer
ican candidates for the place. among whom Is VI. "
l;Orman OF Nebraska.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
WILBRODTS SKILFUL CHESS PLAY.

SEVENTEEN OUT OF NINETEEN
SIMULTANEOUSLY.
Havana, March s.-walbrodt the chess player.
contested nineteen simultaneous games last night
lie seventeen and two drawn.
Appended the first two games Of Walbrcdts
match with vazquez, ard the score Of 3 third game
up to Whites thirty third move. The latter game
also by Walbrodt probably account OF
Blacks weak Queens Pawn:
FIRST g. -I,E.TROELrS DFFEyCE
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