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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
MR. GLADSTONE BURNED IN EFFIGY.
VIOLENT SPEECHES MADE AT A BIG MkEriN' OF
oPANGFMEN IN BELFAST

po,fast March 2-More than 5000 persons wer"
pr...nt o tle great orange meeting here To-Day. VI
Kane. who presided said that Ulster was prepared Il"
defend herself to the last against the proposals q" III"
Home. Rule bill The men. lister need nor 'e"i. no"
eyer that they would be alone ana nhaa'o III "''
,,, or ,belr liberties They had the sympathies OF
rn,l.hmen OF all classes throughout the worie Inc
n.,ler hnd received letters from military ana po"e
officer, In England and ireland and kilograms ''oni
Canada and Australia promising cooperation WIN TUE
men Of Ulster II the latter reoiod 10 arms 10
their liberties against the tyranny OF their historic
,o A hundred thousand Orangemen were ready TO
r.,l,, TO the deuth the Home Rule BILL
William Johnston. Member 81 Parlisheh. Ior SCUM
Ballast who called the meeting. concluded Vio''h'
speech by swearing OIL a Bible mat he never "o"u
submit TO the laws vi IA Dublin Iarlia'hc"' ~
then tore 10 pieces and threw to the noor copy Vi '
liam. Iulr ill., aud the meeting ndlOurhru 1901, AZ
Iii, evening cfigieS Of Mr. GLADSTONE anu ~
N,r v.r. burned IN High 81, In tile p~sri"c VI
cheering crowd vi thousands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
GOVERNORS FLOWER AND MORRIS START.

Albany, March Ex-Governor Flower and BIS party
left here this morning WaShingto in private
over the West shore rad. The Governor expects 10
return on Monday.
ew.IIaven. Conn. March lowing TO heavy trn'ic
and delays the Colonial Express, which was 10 carry
Governor Morris and his party 10 Washington did not
arrive here until nearly o'clock. The members OF
the party further annoyed on arriving AZ the
station learn that through some MISUNDERSTANDING
the Pullman which had been ordered was Sot at
tached to the train. The party includes Governor
and Mrs. Morris and all the members Of his ttah cN
cept two Miss Norris Mrs. E. Andrews, Miss Bliss
OF Danbury Miss Bcard,cy Miss Baldwin. Mrs. Lewis
Hiss Duggan and Mrs. Cornell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
rop pJSBop or MASSACHUSETTS,.
THE REV DIP. THOMAS F. GMLoR FAVo"tp ~
EXTREME HIGH CHUECIIMEN.


EXTREME HIGH CHrECHMEN
poston March . Special. are ind''"''ohS
,,ot tbe extreme High Churclmen OF ms diocese u"
land 70 push the Rev DR.. Thomas f. "a'lor' VICE
chancellor Of the University OF the son'h' !" o""'
rennessee as a candidate for tn" vacant bshopr'c
rio vorch issue OF their organ, tn" Ca'h"c 'ham
,inn e,otes on excellent authority mat Ii" Is
a,Ls,v "a be the most prominent candidate III"
odds. I'VE are delighted TO hear this DE- "a''r
TO- ovarv qualification for the "piscora'e OF sue" Il
d,ocese y It is also intimatcd by some ol h''
friends that they hope TO get the support Oh many
who are displcnsed at the way III Wh''n re'', ,'a
daily newspapers in this city have been taxing ,le
o,o,c. ~ bishop into their own hands The 'i'c,ol
~ Dr Ga,lor. IL IS said. would show OUTSIDERS 'h''
~. church can chose It's own bishops. -. u oo,
,,dany Of Dr. Gallor They say thai II, ,, is p,e o.
an"'H most extreme and thorough going KilnaS.s ~,
, NV t''urch n fact which they believe WON" HID
We nhiao ne q successor to Philips Brooks i'hpos
M MI, ' Int they hope that the rumor OF ms can,
S,dacv Is true because they want 10 Ply n,"s.ca
; H,,ot inst how weak RiiuaSm Is In 'he D'oc'sc
Of Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
THEY WISHED TO HONOR THE PRESIDENT.
GENERAL HARRISON INVITED TO A RECEPTION
ny TIL, PEpIRIICAN CII.B.

BY THE REPUBLICAN CLUB
President Inrrison's plans for returning TO lndian-
opolis I'm mediateV after the Inauguration ceremonies
10 morrow have disappointed the members of the Re
puhlican Club OF this city, who had hoped 10 give
y reception to him TO evening. On Monday
even,nc at "symposun" I'm the club parlors.
John Sabine Smith. president OF the club and chair
man Of tho Republican County Committee. suggested
IN an informal way that the club give reception
70 President Harrison Immediately after the Inaugural
ton OF Mr.. Cleveland. The members OF the cliD WHO
were present applauded Mr.. Smiths suggestion and
urged him to act at II WAS suggested 'Ia' 'Ae
President be ivited TO meet the members OF the cnp
end other prominent Republicans in the clubhouse
,omorrow evening The suggestion met such hearty
onnroyal that Mr. Smith wrote to Senator HiScocK
ON Tuesday saying that It was the desire oil 'he
Ecnullican Club to give reception TO freSlueh'
Harrison upon his retirement from office. II was
suggested that IT, reported. President Harrison IN
tended 10 leave Washington Immediately after IN" IL
oucuraton Of Mr. Cleveland. Saturday evening "o'uu
no suitable time 10 give the reception The recep-
,on Mr. smith urged would be mark Of the clubs
eppreciation of President Harrison personally as Well
as Of his Administration. senator liiscock was also
,op n delegation of at least fifty and perhaps 100
members Of the club would escort him from Washing
ton IN a specal train. Vicc-Pres!dent Morton ana
Senator Hiscock were expected TO accompany
President Harrison and he present AT me reception.
On Wednesday Mr.. smith received u uisP"ftn nm,
Senator Uiscock Saying shat President harIlNi,
highly appreciated the invitation but that ne hiu
Isn33 cpmnlefed ARRANGEMENTS for his immediate de:
parture from Washington after the Inauguration oi
Mr. Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
r,1ry EypYl.r TO BE A SPECIAL ESCORT.

A committee consisting Of lO3 representatives. Oh
different branches Of trade comprised In ia" Crv"lihu
na s,evonson Club Of New York City will leave here
.. o o'clock this evening for Washington TO take part
In the Inauguration ceremonies. II Is understood 'hh
they will follow Immediately behind The carriage con
tanning President Harrison and Mr.. Cleveland III 'l'
line OF march from the Executive Mansion 10 Inc
Capitol as special cscor, TO the President" elect inc
members Of the committee will wear black cIo'ho' au
an, hats and each will "A cane" The trip VIII
~, mazda over the baltimore and onto Railroad. Tn"
bcodnuarters Of the club I'm Washington VIII BE- ~
WIllnrd's Hotel. The visitors VIII start on tHen
ro,mrn IN New. York at | O'Clock sunday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
NO NEUS or THE NiRONIC.
NOTHING HEARD YET FROM THE MISSING
FREIGHT STEAMER.

NUIulNO HEARD 1EL fhDM HE .NAs>oANV
FREIGHT STEAMER.
II Is hoped that the Naronc siiil roves the seas.
Her name Meals sen rover" Her agents cannse
believe that she has gone TO the bottom. She may
be rowing with her engines disabled and With bes
steering gear out Of oder. but her agents hope
Tint she Is drifting 10 the south or has gone
the Azores. The lower half OF the ship may b
flooded and she may b. floating about a dcrenet
but II improbable thai the Naronlc. with her
water tight compartments. could have gone TO the
bottom. Her agents still believe that the vessel will
come into port with all hands board, but they
say that they do nothing but guess 70 her fate
Tie observer at Fire Island reported yesterday that
vt 80 p. he sighted a vessel which displayed no
Signals lie sud that h. that IL vas the
Naronc. Ii passed ont OF his sight shortly af,erward.
He then sighted the steamer Mohawk. II is likely
that the first vessel. which he he saw, WAS The
Mohawk. which is rugged pr-cis-h like The Naronic
and Is OF about the same tonnage The MOlawk
reached Quarantine at ! orl0ca last night and w.
ported that she had seen nothing OF the Nar0nc.
he NafOnic has been ont from Liverpool since Feb
r,iary H. She makes her trip In from ten eleven
days. She has II hf;y-nvr men. commanded
by Captain william Roberts There IN all seventy.
three board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
OBSERVING THE POPE'S BIRTHDAY.
MS REPLY TO TIE CoNGRArrL\ToRY ADph'S9
OF THE CARDINALS.

ms prpry TO TIE CoNGRATULATORY ApDhrSo
OF THE CARDINALS.
Rome March This Is the oir'nouN VI ."f0
KILL who born on Mat'n - '' .,..,
- n Pam. made, A visit OF conglatuatioh
-, a., Dane who received them in the thionefooi'
-, IN. Vatican. The Cardinals presented al ""u''S'
concentrating him Oh the advanced aye VIM"
Providence had permitted him TO attain, """ en-
messing earnest wishes for the proohsaooh vi "'N
life. . .,,
In replying TO the address the fohnh eNp'''Seu
gratitude, 10 tod for having PERMITTED aim 10 S'rNe
,n. church for 80 many years, lie said that the
enthu.ia,m attending the jubilee had added li'tie
and glory 10 the Church Amid many dis'iihsiohs
and profound social and political nph"avais. unt
enthusiasm showed that the instinct OF cOiimoh Ai
,ntion impelled people 70 cling closer Ia tue Uo,oiu
nT rh, Church. In which salvation WI, ouiid anu ~
hold on trmfy the cornerstone, apart from WHO"
here WAS no basis for order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
MIR. THURBER LOOKS OVER THE GROUND.

WHITE HOUSE BY MAJOR HALFoRD
Washington March 2.-IIenry T. Thurbcr Presideht
elect Cleveands private secretary, reached "ashhs
ION from Detroit late last night. This morning
Major Halford President Harr'ons private secretary
chilled and sent up his card lie was AT once received
=, bis snccessor md after brief interview the TWO
went over TO the White House, where Mt. lhur"er
remained for couple OF hours and had pracu'ai
illustration OF the duties OF the ONCE OF private SIT
fairy. lie was introduced to the force on duty anu
,nsnacted briefly their work While seated In MAJOR
u,tord,s room Mr.. Thurber met number OF Repub
Icans who called on business. Major HafoN re-
marked in a jocular manner: "Mr. Ihnrpr' 20" Il
have 10 mt ND with a good many OF these Republicans
the next four years" ,.
al have no doubt OF It," he responded we
,earnsd in Michigan last November that there are
plenty Of them left ,o,,or,
The private secretary elect was subsequently take"
a., oh.rge nv Russell b. Harrison who conducted nun
troiish the residence portion OF the mansion anu
nrese6ted him to Mrs. Mckee. lie also sa" uc
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

Will be the greatest In The history OF the National Capt.
tal. There Will be 10000 men In line. that number
having already received places and IL Is probable that
an additional 10000 will make application for position
tomorrow. All the late arrivals will be assigned to
the sixth division. which bids fair 10 be the largest In
the parade.
Washington, March 2.-Nessrs. Richard Croker. Tan.
msnyS chief sachcm. and Henry Willard. with Ills
family. at the Arlington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
ORGANIZATIONS GOING TO WASHINGTON.

Chicago March Gone hundred ana 'weh'S'N'
members OF the Iroquois Club started Tor Westminster
this afternoon over the Baltimore ana ONO ROAD es
Will reach Washington Friday afternoon ~ ooio.N'
and the Second Regiment band, which ACCOMPANIES
the Climb will give a concert at the Arlington III 'ne
evening Shortly after noon 800 mem
hers Of the Cook County Marching Club started ior
the capital They. will reach the capital a SNORT
time before the Iroquois braves, ana VIII 'i'''" III
IN. Western division OF Saturdays parade.
Cincir natl, March 2.-Three Democraic 'iuo' ",
Cincinnati the Tilden Club. the Young MEMS anu
the puckworth Club. left here this afternoon over
the Chesapeake and Ohio road to attend the i'aus"
ration OF President Cleveland. The GraNe Ii"'' 'iuo
OF DAYTON and the Cleveland Club OF lhu'ai'po
passed through here this afternoon on the way II"
Washington. ,,,,co,,
indianapolis March 2-1he Indianapolis co".'''e"
left for the Inauguration to-day at oe'o'N'
ty the Cleveland Club, $50 strong. inciudi"s " D"'"
Louisville Ky March 2.The Ilandann oiap , 'he
here for Washington yesterday aiFrio.n Cimb
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. The Waue'1" o,.yilio
started to-day ON a special train over the ho,
and Ss.hynIe and Ches,cakc and Ohio RAILROADS. ,
Tuffao March o-About 400 members OF ,ne ~ Ills
land Democracy the leading Dem0cIiu,c uu' " The
CITY, left here this evening for ,h narsdc
club has been awarded post OF non1' :" rStnaster.
Immediately following Tammany hal;, ,as,s started
General Bisse and nunScr Of invitcu rain over
for Washington this evening In "A speci'i "
the Lehigh Valley road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
GOVERNOR wERTs GOES FROM NEWARK.

United States Senator elect james Smith, 1r., WIN
his wife father and children and party OF Hien"s
starred from Newark for Washington at o:o] o cIoch
..ordoy p,orninp state senator and Mrs. NJ L.
uorrott MAYOR Fell and Mrs. Fell, Of Orange Mt
and Mrs Daniel Elliott, State Treasurer George H.
Grav and Mrs Gray, Mrs. Bernard VI. shenley. WoHd
Fair Commissioner Peter Iinnck, Mrs. Hnuck' REFER
uo,cl, tr and DR.. and Mrs. Henry A. Towle were
in the party Governor Werts ana stan wer' III ,ne
marinr car VaIkyr, whicl~was next TO the SENATOR
elects car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
MD sTrvEvsON VISITS THE HOUSE.

Washington March 2.-Vice-Presidehteec'o 'e''n
son was on the floor OF the House this AFTERNOON
~ f. o,,,,sa IN admission as an member. When
bn was recognized he received hearty welcome
The roll was being called at the time. but there was
a noisy interruption to the monotonous v.ice Oh 'as
clerk Mr. Stevenson held reception III 'he rear VI
the chamber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
AMERICAN MINISTER'S REsIGNING OFFICE

london, March e-Minis'er Ahcoih Is p'ep"', ,he
g., ,orrarh HE resignation on March a. upon the
Inauguration OF Mr.. Cleveland as President. DIS
patches from Rome ST. Petersburg and Berlin are
70 the effect that Mr.. Potter, American Minister ~
Italy: Mr.. White. American Minister TO Russia ana
Mr. Phelps, American Minister TO the German f''n
pire are all sending in their resigha'lohs' -"
= ..,onotor. are IN take effect upon the arrival
q their posts Of the successors OF the several "h
lsters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
THE GOVERNOR or MONTANA TO NAME ShNAIo'

Helena Mont. March o.-1he JOINT Hs,e'""s "u
,o, anouv today after one ballot without elect
' SENATOR The ballot stood: Clark -; Mantle
o. Dixon IL: Carter. l. Clark lacked three 'o"S
~ a majority The Dixon men voted Win ''r Nv
nnb,cans for an adjournment. The Governor VIII .'p
o,,, other Mr. Sanders lIeutenantG0verhor ho'h"
tnitod STATES senator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
CAUGHT UNDER 4 FALLING BUILDING

indianapolis. March AT 80 O'Clock this afternoon
while workm-n engaged In tearing down
occupied three s'0y building At No. 125 Washington ST.,
the building collapsed. burying the worhmen In the
wreckage The frcmrn ri work in an en-
deayor . rescue the wVrhmen. Three taken
out UNCONSCIOUS II t. stated that least three more
i'm fh. tuIu>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
ppOOKIYN MEN TO START TO-DAY.

The nval Populations from Brooklyn 10 "aSn'"s
ION will start to-day. The members OF the ""herAi
Committee led bv Secretary ". A. Fnrcy. will hav"
200 men I'm line The Constitution Climb dcle9a'l"h
marshalled by OK County Clerk Dclmar. VIII hummer
800 There is also mn Eastern District 'oh''hF'h'
under the auspices Of The Bnshwlch Democratic 'i"o
Numbering 80 which started ytstcrdhv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
yOr CONVICTED WITH ATSTRTt'S EyHTBTT

4 Wcissberger. who Is connected with the Priv
ileced Imperial Royal Bank OF the Provinces of
Austria saws the impression has gone forth that
he has represented himself to be the Austrian Worlds
rnr Commls sioner. Mr.. Wclssbrrscr when seen at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel Yesterday, sud That he wh'i
II 10 understood that he had official come ton
with the exposition. lie l. going to Chicago 10 IS
talIish q branch OF the Royal Bank. and will have
no connection with the Austrian Worlds Fair Com
mission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
o ,rcrrpr At J0WELL INSTITUTE.

Boston. March ".-rhe trustees Oh wv -,
,,.,o who hay, been corresponding with Professor
,,anrv Drummond Of England. with view TO MS
,c,,ur,ng before the institute have concluded aen
III, arrangement with him for series OF Lectures tm'
.princ beginning on April anu '"s""e 'o"' "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

and without argument. The appointment OF anchiary
receivers on ex-parte proceedings has been done on
several occasions In thi- court. The court adls'
We will al present follow this practice. stating now
eyer. that thi, i without prejudc" 10 II full con>irra
on of tn" question. II. hereafter. motion Is made
10 dissolve or annul the ORDER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
GENERAL M'MAUDN READY.
HE SAYS IT WILL BE RIG SHOW, IF TIT
WEATHER Is FINE

Washington. March o.-ticici.l McNalpn grand
maral o. IN" inaugural parade. arrived In Washinct On
'hiS morning from New York. 10 remain till after II
Is "er speaking of tn" prospects. General Me
Mai on said that II the beautiful weather Washington
Is enjoying today continues until Saturday the parade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
NO pLEI'RO. PNEUMONIA IN TIE DOMINION.

Ottawa March I'm view Of the threat OF the
british Government to continue tie scheduling OF
Canadian cattle landing in England. the Government
here ordered Il thorough Investigation INTO the ex-
,.,,co ~ nl.uro. pnrumonla in Canada. Yesterday
th. result was communicated 20 the committee OK
the Hons. OF Commons which reported TO the lionsc
ihst the most searching inquiry fml'd 10 disclose
any cases existing IN tie Dominion ut prescnt. or
that Ind existed In the past. except on" rev years
ago At that time TWO % Three cattle were inPorte0
10 Quebec affected with the disease, and We're AT once
hteiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
=. n.r,- SMITHS MOTHER DEAD.

., v March o-Mrs. Martha Smith.
49,, -, q paul- smith. OF Adirondack fame died NJ
,' nv .n today. She was yhvc years and SIX
maon,hs old. Her husband. Phelps smith. who area
'''o "."1 v..,s AGO. was lieutenant In tAc American
AMY I'm the War OF lcl2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

me show IN the parade. Besides those named the
loiownS VIII take part: The Eolcrt Davis Democratic
ASSOCIATION oil Jersey City the Kruger and the James
smith Jr:. associations. Of Newark and the jacob
kepplcr Association, OF Paterson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

London, March 2.-William Barker. one OF the SUR
Tving members VI the banking firm OF George Barker
a Co., was brought up on remand ut the Mansion
House to day Charged with having obtained $500 BY
false pretcnc.s from Matthew Middleton. with intent
TO defraud. Hilton Cassenet Barker, who committee
suicide few days ago ut Putney. had been includes
with his brother In the charge The members OF the
firm were sdjudicated baDkrupts Oh August 4, levS'
There were 500 creditors. mainly depositors In the
bank. III. defendants charged. by oroer Oh
the Bankruptcy Court under the Debtors ACT WIN WIN
obtaining credit by false preeIcrs, anu also ulucr
the Larceny act with obtaining money by false
ur.t.uces When the case came up to-day j. Lyt-
ielton stated on behalf OF the Treasury, that the
suicide OF Hilton Barker had altered the aspects OF
uIr case and the Treasury proposed to Withdraw tho
rh,ry,s William Barker was therefore released.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
FOR TIE RELIEF OF ROBERT Y. IIEBDEN.

ottawa. March THE senate Divorce Committee
to-day reported "A bill for the relief OF Robert y.
lIcbden manager Of the Bank Of Montreal. In New
York City. Ills wife eloped some lime 0go with J. =.
Allan of the Allan steamship Line. Montreal No de-
fence WAS oil red.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

CIlEss TOURNAMENTS IN LONDON AND HAVANA.
London. March o-The fourth round Of the chess
masters tournament resulted as follows Blackburne
drew Van vliet. 90 moves: Telchmann beat Bird.
50 moves: Mason drew Tinsley. "a moves
The present score is: Blackburne, 3; Teichmsnn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
THE TROTTER GUY SOLD.

Cleveland, Msrch 2.-Ths EotteF Guy was so,a 70 y.
T. cempsu Of Detroit u tho 1at'sf'a'1s's 'A'' 'D''
for ol6 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
IN FAVOR OF PROHIBITION IN MANITOBA.

Winnipeg March 1.-The great debate on prohi'
b,ion was concluded In the Legislature last night when
a vote taken on the proposal Of the Government 10
memorialze the Dominion Government, asking Tor
power TO pass a Prohibto:y Liquor INV. The Gov
eminent wa, sustained. IS 10 70. four members OF
The Opposition voting with the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
TO THE CAPITAL.

RICHARD oLNEY on HIS WAY TO THE CAPITAL.
Richard elney, Of Boston. who Is 10 be Attorney
General in Mr.. Clevelands Cabinet. arrived III ,ne
city last night. and went 70 me , iic'a or,nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
yEw.JrRsEy cLI,Ds ~ THE PARADE.

Trenton. ". j., March tSpeciaD.-i"e nm" 60,
sion Of the civic procession ut w"shne'", "" an,
urdav will commits. Ncw.Jcrsey organizations anu
O few. on, .idc clubs like tho Montgomery |'7
Guard vc;c.an Association. 90 o-i"'i' 'h' n"f"'
Legion of Delaware. The io"ri D'''S
Corps, Of Jersey City, Will have the position u no
In the division, while the Joel Parker Asso'a.o a..
Of Newark Will have the position OF second no"'
n the une The Jersey examinations Will make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

CHARGE AGAINST THE "FIGAROS" MANAGER.
Paris, March 2.-Thc manager Of the Figaro was
summoned before the Correctional Tribunal day On
tho charge OF having published documents detailing
evidence elected In secret examination by VI. Franquo-
VILE the examining ma struie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
"BECKET" TO BE GIVEN AT WINDSOR.

London, March 1.-The Queen has commanded the
Lyceum company to produce Tennyson's "Becket
at Windsor March l..
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-11

=, At the Universal Exposition of 1920. r., Paris
france .tnnte, the best sewing machines OF the world
including those of America, were in COM neti,inu
They were passed upon by a Jury comnnsaJ ~,
ing uest 5afelSn neohs nical xlerts two Of whom
W. VIZ T .ne leading sewing machine manufacturer
81 q. france This jury, after exhaustive cxamina-
W NO, ana tests adjudged that the Wheeler .
Mn1on machines were the best of all, and award
C 90 thGt cpIDnany the highest prize oYcrad-tbe
mnitS ~, PklAh-givng other companies ouly
ne Tehch government as a further rncoppi.
t. OF superiority, decorated Mr., N.fhoni.l
neeier president Of the coInnany, with The
honor cf France VIZ 'NoS' p'iAed
-, me No 9, for family use, and tho No. - fo,
today. 'A0 oeS' Al the Wor!d
Ana now, when you want a sewing uoob,,o ;,
YOU not get the best it win he your own faI,li
ASK your sewing machine dealer for the No c
,hn are'sr iison machine. II he doesn't keen
,ne,,, write to US for descriptive catslo~rn sn
terms. Agents wanted in an nnoccm,ad &c AN, an!
'o's' WHEELER & WILSON MFG. co.
Chicago, Ill
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-11
IT ace Bleach,

Cures the worst cases Of Freckles. sunburn,
seHowness, Moth-pstches. Ptmples, and all skin
6lemishes. Price Sl.5O Harmless and effective
No sample can lie sent. Lady agents wanted.
The Druggist in tn,. town who frs,
orders bill Of my preparations will have his
name added 10 this adv. riisement
NY preparations are for sale BY Wholesale
druggists In Chicago and every city west Of IT,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-11

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