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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

Every one knows our victuals are composed
of different things called food elements Plenty
Of food and to have it digested well is all that
10 ca<d for by the majority sometimes 1t does
not digest well.-Then comes dyspepsia relief
is wanted. That is given by Johann Hof 5
Malt Extract. II acts on the food. Ii dis
solves starch. In one hundred parts of food
sixty-six are starch. 1t makes food easy to d.
gest, that tells the action of Johann IIons Malt
Extract Use it always with your meals One
dozen bottles of the genuine Johann lofts Malt
Extract are worth cask of Ale or Porter in
tonic and nutritive properties, without being
intoxicating
SEQ tina. Signature Of JOHANN HOFF" is on neck
Label OF bottle.
AMs, Mendelson Co.. Sole Agents. Nev.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
ROEHL IND PALLISTER STILL ThHE'
FOUR OF TIE GUARDS DIsMIssED-cLt"s fho"
NLW.JERsEY AND MASSACHUSETTS,.

FOUR OF TIE GUARDS DIsMIssED-cLt"s fhoM
NLw-JERSEY AND MASSACHr SEll<
Sing sing. y. V, April c1.-It is just one week
ago onight since the two condemned h'"r"c'''''
Iochl and Palls,er, made their escape from 'ne o''"
chamber in sing >,ng Prison. They ar" sun at '''e'
and yet no definite clew has been lo""u a. ="
where they All of the prison guards VINO wiz
sent ont In the searching party hay" returned !" ''
prison. Warden Brown receives numerous "'''FN J"
his mail every day supposed to come from ''' -
capped muIdcrers. These are no don't "r''" "
practical iOkcrS
At noon to-day the warden received ''i'Sra"
from Flcmin ston, Y. j.. signed by a man hah'o ~
r. Bet 1t read "lour TWO c"nvcts went 'iFo'sn
Pennington on Monday morning at o'clock " suiu
has been sent TO that place 10 Investigate inc h'''
Tl. warden said 10 day that ii had been dec"eu I"
dismiss IIulsc Mahcr, Murphy and Glynn the G'ai"s
who were ccn.urcd by superintendent Ia'hrop ioI
IN. esc,p. They were Informed Of their dismissal
last night.
Great harrington, Mass. April eth" ini0rma-
ton tina, Roel and Pal,ter may be hiding III inc
remote and dcsoate region OF MI Washington came
| to Deputy sheriff Baiistangcr from two r'pn'a"'
farmers Iicnry Hughes and William {. Weaver WHO
| were driving through NJ. Warrington day or t"o
ago They told the deputy that they had seen
| Two mon who,e appearance tailed closely with the
description Of the escaped muTdcrers. skulknS ABOUT
the n,ountaias. Their actions nycre suNil iO"s anu
| attracted the attention OF the farmer. MI. WIS"
ngton corld have been easily reached by the ru""'
| nv way OF the Ncw-lori Central Ra'lrold OF NV
| Hudson River and in about the time Indicated
| supposing that they started north. ~ they "o"u
| naturally do. in orIcr 10 reach canada uoinH w
the IIudson River Valley, they would lnu Nv WI. ~
ington with rs mountainous retreats apout vi" III
ih cosvips would Gnd many excellent hiding place,
| anon the crags of Nj. Everett. and might avou
capture for a considerable period. provided That 'hes
| Sccu food.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
Mp MrRppy BEGINS REFORMING.

Washington. April 27-Actng Commissioner H. l.
Murphy of the Pension Bureau is making IN, rohgh
examination into the methods Of worh prevailing III
that Office and has already made number OF changes
which he believes will result advantageouSly 10 the
service. 1t was found that over hfty clerks were
constantly employed in what callsd stalls ltal
work but which he considers Of no practical Valhe
These clerks have been assigned to duties connected
with other work of the BUREAU Mr.. Murphy Is OF
the opinion that among the 95o 600 pensioners on the
rolls Of the bureau there are many fraudulent caS,'
and with view to purging the nSts OF such can be
reached he has issued order To special examiners
In the field directing them 10 use al dileence ~
searching out such require the attention OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
IUuBER- GROWING RESTLESS.
BUFFALO woRKMEN GUARDED BY POLICE HE
DEALERS DO NOT WANT ARBITRATION.

pUFrALO woRKMEN GUARDED BY POLICE TIE
DEALERS DO NOT WANT ARBITRATION
Runa,o April - (specian-Lumbcr showers here
and nj Tonawanda are growing more RESTLESS ever!
day and an outbreak between the stevcdOfe' ana UNION
mo, + looked for NJ any time, Commissioner fNwafu
rcen.v Of lhc state Eoard cf Mediation and Armtr'-
ton is expected here. but President stewart "l '
Lumber Exchange says tonight there Is no heed ol
his coming rs the Exchange Will rcfis" to hav" any
thing 10 do with him. Twenty-Five nnion men We're
nm, at work today by the boat owners. They de-
clare no hostility to the union men, Only 'h'y 40
no, propose 10 be dictated The steamer Tie"
with lumber from Bay CITY, Mich. tied mp nj her
dock TODAY Most OF her cargo was taken on Will
on, ,r0,ie though II don" under guard OF the
police The first violence an attack this evening
ON David scott who his way To help unload
the Tcc AS he passed along Lake -. he was attacked
by several unlon men. and badly beaten. NO arrests
have been made. The police prepared 10 q'lcll
n serious outbreak If one should come.
The lumber dealers AT TOnawanda are nla"ihe
preparations for any emergencies which may arise
In addition 10 the swearing In Of deputies by sheriff
Ensign, al IOckpor the Scri0ner Lumber Company
and the Eastern Lumber Company have requested
sheriff Beck OF this city. send down TWENTY-FIVE
deputy .hrrifs in that they have full pro"c
II the danger becomes greater they say they VIII de-
mand the fun vNotrcton Of the law, and VIII rely
upon the sheriff TO put such force in Tonawanda rs
will supprcss all rioters The present request Is
made with the understanding that all expenses shan
he horne bv the lumhermcn. Shorin B"ck has tih'l
no action In the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

these denominations are ihihV"i"V'N uiSP'iSc" "
gusts Of strong wind. . - ,,,, ,.
PHYSICIANS need not BE- told OF the manifold dangers
., nn,toor dn,t And II i almost criminal negli-
cancn or the part of those paid TO project MS IRON
Jise,s. 10 ALLOW the present system OF dust dispersion
=. n,tnl,. We ave now an abundant water sup
NV and sprlnhlcrs should cvrrywher', be- n,ed IN
dieia manner What other city OF equal lniPo ,s
,nnco with NpS-lCrk would tolerate What "" m'ekiv
s"hmit 10 in this matter Of doathdeaDg distf IL
T., mn, merely an allgr TAT ncommodes the house.
L,.n,r for indoor dist can never b" altogether ~
,prd from but inviting diS"aS" by permitting those
VIC are pad r'moNc firt 10 allow i - ne az.
rarScd I'm deadly. plvcrzc dosierat'i shape Il ~"
t,at ,horld pat III H. shame.
II Is time for outraged civic Intelligence 10 rouse
nm and assert lis just rights. II ~" men now III
up,rr. mr.. inrclllicnt to give The protection whica
Il IS their pain duty to provide. y all means ier US
low, a chang, The puhllc health must no longer
n t.iG,d VIII. The limit Of IN lurance has been
reached. With TIE prospect OF a 'holera ys,'at'.n
during the coming sumner we ar" IN no conninon 10
,otn an. ohnncr,. t,vr clean streets. liz, wafer
a it'll, more liacraly, and save us from pesnenuai
du
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
WHEN WILL THE SPECIAL ShS>ioN "'''-'
SEPTEMBER THE EARLIEST DATE 'N"''
SOME EMERGENCY ARISES.


SOME EMERGENCY ARISES
Washington. April % (SpectaD-lt Is underS,oo"
tho, the president, I'm conversation with kepfes'""
tive Kilgore. Of Texas, yesterday reiterated 'ne
mont which he made TO cX-oi~aker crisp So'ne WINS
.ro and which was noted in these Wspa'cn'' AZ
that time that a special session OF the Li'iu
will be called to meet early In september, anu NV
sooner unless some emergency shall arise 10 req'',
1oneress m assemble at an earlier date II Is po>Soi
that the financial situation may assume s"ch a." d"
nect that n session as carly as June may be reSa"e'
as necessary There IS doubt That The Sou'h'r"
and Western Democrats who sympahize with e"cre'af!
Carlisles financial views hope and believe mat sue"
will be the outcome one of them today Sa'o 10 /"
Tribune cores pondent:
III is apparent that the first question the incoming
Congress will be Obliged TO deal with Is 'ha' VI INV
finances and II might be- well TO have prea'h'"s
spell after that disposed Of before we take up 'ah
legislation II is quite probable that the settlement
of the silver question will result in som party woms
which ought 10 be- allowed 10 heal before 'VibL'>
addresses itself to the work Of tarih revision "m
we shall be obliged TO present sofa front 30 '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
cp,yD OFFICERS OF THE Al AMANCH'

Ennao. April 27.-rhc annual session o' wv
Grand Council Of the Royal Arcanum 'no'u '''' 'e"'
I'm. following Grand officers were circ''' Ia y" "
,r,u, YEAR: Grand regent Justin !. F''c' ''''''''
v,oc. recent Arthur H. fitzpatrick New 'o'" ".'',
John {. WariweN. Rome s"'r''''S' - - ,
urp,lo treasurer George X. Collins. SVra'">o' '""p
, ,.,,c.nt , Cook rrooklyn. guide. j. ~ Moody
Ir,olIvn: wnrdcn william A. Bird IT, b""''o
,crtry Charles H. Voght. lickNNlll". H. - ,'p''
cutn,ivr, to the supreme Council, Arihnr - Hr"o"
rroohl,n: Frank u. Vcstcoit. 'n'a >a''r' ''''''',
urooklyn: Isaac v. Canhci. New YORK '"'''N ~
>,c,y Iunao. IloohlNn WIS s'r,'" " n,,d. I'm
u tiltIOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
THE BOUNTlES ON SUGAh.
cpowTH OF THE INDUSTRY IN AMf'''O''
THE TOTAL CROP on WHICH WuN'i
PAID $50 100000 POUNDS.

pAtn $50 rOO.O 900 POUND
fay TELEGRAPH TO THE TEiboSh'I 49,.
u,..,,rs,op Apri, o. IspeciaD rom WV =, as
=. =. tho commissioner OF Inter1ai "e'' q ,
49,, .ho hountes on sugar for the oui'''' .,,
"""'e %, ..,o,,n, IN abou, S9,1oOOo' WHICH 10 'o
sea' .,n~ secretary Fosters estimate. luz p''
..,,s already made amount 10 Ds,,.,,a r,.
a.rhor q, opnlcations remain |" " '. ,.,u,nc IN.
.a,., o.ou ON which bounty VIII ~ paw an GOO ono
"~' ~ .o1 ,oar Is estimated at about a'o'o0''0O
P'"e'' ~" a,s. of about l!oooNo' po""uN o''
po""us " 800 The production OF beet sugar mas
'he nsca 90 Oo4. s3s pounds III ls92. 10 !'''7''-
10 1919 and the appi'c"''o"' i"r ua
".- po suear will this year be apo"' ''oo'On'
OF m'p' rno sorebum production is o'oooo po"'uS'
pou"us' - production about 4'DoOo'o" p"''''
anu u" ~. nubshed estimates OF the proa"c'on VI
come % are apparently excessive uiess 'heN III.
cane '". s,derabr amount which bounty mas ho'
been asked for .,r 10 oho,t q 800
,.rments on cane sugar VII pe "oo" 49,
Th,s would represent, at . cents pouno' ~
w AN roupds but as of the sugar Is o'i"
~ n .sn, Grade. the actual number OF po""os W"
,,r run 10 45O 600 900. The effect 81 'hc oo""',
P '' bv the Government inspectors mas ho
. a. ,rc reasc the number of establishments p"' ~"
-. 40 enlarge old ones and stimulate The m'rou'' '
y, ,r machinery and the increase IT the p''u' rue
acrv Considerable capital Is reQuueu ~ d" "
.,obisbment and this fact, Win ce IVA, o% many
samntx law NAV bc repealed mas pre>'h'" '
new establishments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
WILL MIR. BLOUNT BE MADE '
nrpoRr THAT MY SPECIAL COMMISSIONER

A REPORT THAT MY SPECIAL 'o'
WILL SUCCEED MIR. STENrN"'
Washington, April % (sp,chD There IS $50
,mpression In Washington that NV 'p. 20. ,oaooa
s,onern Blount will soon be appo" ss..,oo,
a,oyens whose resignation, 1t is understood
go IN IN. hands Of the secretary OF STATE LOT
~. ycoks In support OF this opinion II Is areu'u
that the appointment would relieve the Aam'S, h"s
t,on from the embarrassing dilemma In which J.. ''
placed itself by attempting to suppian, nsa."
.rro,nted and duly accredited diplomatic represent"
,iva OF the United states by the apPon'"''. oar
special commissioner not cohhrilcu VI c,orot
' t,rd and who is responsible only 10 ,he
D,.s,d.rt Men who are we'll acquainted WIN MI
r,aYnt have no doubt ha, he would Willingly moi
eagerly accept appointment wh T n t The end
assert will he offered to nm pro'"'''
of next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
Az tRtNUDNEU BARK TOWID To PORT

Vineyard Haven. Mass. April Eth" Norwegian
bark Mentor before reported abandoned Wa h''n'
bccalincd some twelve miles southeast Of Block l~lHhi'
10y The steam tugs Herald and Kate Jones' !'N''r'"'
afternoon, and arrived here in tow at midnight last
might The crew Of wrc,lscrs who boarded her on
Nantucket were still board. They report The DARK
had four feet OF water In the hoh when they boarua
her but she now leaks only slightly. Some oi Her
sail, are split and Of the rigging cut but DINER
wise everything appear, In good order 'hpaii
Oni;nd sen aud had evidently abandoned her III
great haste. II Is probable that she VIII be 'o"'c'
10 BOSTON,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
RAILROADS SOLD To TIE GREAT NORTHERN

Sioux city, Iowa, APRIL Cit Is stated Oh t"'
hest OF authority that ]. j. I'M has purchased the
sioux CITY system ~ railroads. and will tab" posses
sion bv MAY 10 The properties the sioux CITY
and Northern Iluc from Sioux city, 100 miles north IL
tarrottson To a junction with ore OF III" INES VI
Hilrs Great Northern system. and the sioux 'itS
ONeill and Western, which extends 100 miles west IN
Nebraska The deal Is also said TO Include the ran
road bridge which f. lcn, built across the MISSOURI
River here bv the people who have c"n'iol'n 'h'''
two roads The price paid cannot be ns'"r'al''' p"'
II Is aid TO b, considerably les, than tn" ONcr "i
I'm made several months ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
Circus PERFORMANCE BY THE ~ T. A.

,r. york Athletic club proposes To civ" circus
,,,,,c,,,, At Dlckc'. riding ACADEMY Nc ''o "'''
rst,,t,th,t on saturday afternoon ana r', ,,s
v.r a. IN. proceeds Will be given To the ne" o"'u
,, fund \ tine circu. Performance VIII =" go w.
o,,.r, IL. to follow. The performance VIII 'o"''' VI
-, -, ramon and acrobatic performances, uah'a
,r,,. ETC. The TN Regiment Band VIII ''''''"
the music The afternoon performance Is 'h'"'' o'
~, children and although the ring can De So" 'o"
all part II the hou'e II - a''''ao'o "
arly General admission VIII he % Gems ~, ,.
Ria l,.t smoking concert 4 a." season VIII '""
,.. e., ,A. club gymnasium saturday evening NI''''
,.,,,ut-, b,, been occurred. aud ~ unusually AURA WV
p,ocramuic will be presented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
THE Use or DOG FLESH ~ GERMANY
.,,o IA. pru.b Medical Journal.

From The British Medical Journal.
statement recently published BY ne mnnlcp .
,,ihorr, ~ Munich gives 'omr starting 'hiorh'n ~,
.,",'" H.. ,ucr.nsei consumption In that city OF
a dish n, = ti,c diet which has hit,"rio io!m
most favor In the eyes OF inna"l'a,s ." ' nyo nnv"l
nnnG f .t fooi. That the authorities have thouan
Fl fine 10 interfere for til" protection 1l oI ~ IN
u u'n' W arr st,Icu To grace tie table OF me III
d snurmeS who lust after these cann" i'Sh po,S.
r. /, new form Of poaching has npmar,, s, rcat
m, Tho r,pnly In accordance with economic , .i~
RSy flesh T. largely consumed rs such by ,,n', IN
DE- Nv" ,,,y thoilsanls Of whom are employed ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
FILLED WIFE child AVID HIMSELF.

Warsaw Ind. April 27.-Tuc-day. at Wolf LAKE,
small town near this civ, 1hcopain1 Prnil"ioh. "A
miller returned HON" drunk and started l'Fr'' WI"
lis wife which terminated by I'ndl'ons STRIKING
,is wife IN the left temple. killing her instantly.
IT,. then seized their six monh--Dld cllld from H.
cradle and pounded ,s head Ia jelly on cook SLOW
linen he set Tire TO hi- dwelling ana cut MS own
,br,at with n rnlor The fire Wa~ "N'ingni- he'd bj
u.phbDrs before il had gained any Roadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
.yrrorS ABOUT OVERDUE VESSELS.

san rrnnci,co, April FIJI" American snip ST.
Iohn. Captain Files 8 now ont I3@ days from New
Work for This port. and her consigecs are beginning
a. tcol rather IN Nions over her non-arrlvai several
sbps tina, left some time after the ST. John' nav"
orrivcd and bring no report Of her. Another over
49,, hin T. tho Daniel Barnes. from Philadelphia, now
o,, 1i6 DAYS on a voyage 10 this city. she shonld
have arrived months ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
1 REEuRN Si,ILnuL ROY y kLII EE.

From The san Francisco Examiner.
a boy down at The Stale Reform -'iiooi Wiu"' "h
odd little letter To TIE superintendent l' "n'' ua'
Deer SIR he SAID. "dont think M - - "u,
want 10 ask you favor. NOnr WE No' I''s' VIZ"
was awful good to and she leaTi"o nv =" I'I"',
VIII yOn let me take Of her grave WI !" W." f.,
know wOt hOwers she liked and Ia Ir,l ''' Io'n u
you'd let me plant them on her grnn, :, ~ 'a ~
reel good care OF them. Hoping you WI" ,.'hA = III
fresh. yours truly.
And the name that was signed 10 INA, ie'urr "ouid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
MIR ,rTDrSc tyD THE RICH YOUNG WAN.

Ano,hcr marriage Of actress to rich Young
man Is reported. The actrcSs j. Miss MAY BFHlisoh'
,yho has been leading the march In IT, E' hr' >
d" l492T Company. ana the rlch young man II "''
Wecll.- and lives in Boston, lie has been 1oll""
len, Tho conpany about from plac" To place. u j.
;, tr e.,m, weeks. Mis- irlnson left the com
many nm SATURDAY night In l'hiladclpia aud The mar
p;,c. 4. aid Ia have taken place nn sunday or Mon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
fISr tND UiNEiNE.
Prom The Medical Record.

with The advent Of spring the physic, endurance
- rosc New Workers who have survived the hard ship
of an unusually winter Is PUT Ia another lNils
test scarcely has ~ the hcap,d up street Rubbish
which for months WIS allowed to cnilnger TIE pIhir
health been gradually washed away by the kindly
E,sirrdc are upon rs with binding clouds OF Germ
laden dust. our streets now swept. ana don'lf
So First by the Sup"rannIhtcl bngih" OF ~ ant
dated brtom-haniler-. AMI next bv NlgnWls windS
n would be irrc,is ihlv Amusing. II II were nh 80
sadly hr,nilailnc from slnitarv poini OF view. o.
watch the tender solitude with With III" paid
servants Of tie municipality sowv gathcr together
MI. heaps Of dry dirt. ana the reckless way IN wren
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
c,.RK . ErEy,s ASSETS s13O 900.

philadelphia ApfIl 27.-1hr liabilities Of Clark 4
Zoo, manufacturers # w0oea Goods. who assigned
rs,.,dov will amount 10 about 100000, exclusive
- fine amount due Charles J. webb. 10 whom they
confessed judgment Tor F0o''o' J. TIE ASSETS ron
SIS, az the plant. valued al Si1ooOD, ana II Mft'
ou,ntity of nanuf tcuTH g"puH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
COLONEL MONROE WANTS To RE COLLECTOR.

Washington, April % t-pecia)-The President ana
the members Of his Cabinet nav desert Inc Na'ohai
Can,a, bpt the Office seekers will not do except
Under tho Stress, of some greater emergency than has
vct arisen. They are a patient and long suffering
folk Not only d. they remain on guard 50 to speak,
but letters and petitions in their behalf continue 10
u5ur into the various Departments, and find places IN
the oyerhurdened files. Not only that, but the names
CT new applicants appear In every omc'ai "Hl''
Among those received to-day was mat oi to,o"e'
Robcrt (;rier Monroe Of Governor Flowers stan -
q candidate for Collector OF the Port Of New lork.
This is a name which will be exceedingly familiar -
snapper Democrats well as to their VICTORIOUS au
vcrSares In the Empire state. Nhchef '''N'rI'l
Flower IS among the Democrats VINO are iu'er"s'"o
in the success % Colonel Monroe Is not hho"h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
GAMES TODAY.

xew.yo,k vs. Boston, at Polo Grounds. New'iorA'
Ihil,d.lph, vs. Brooklyn, at Philadelphia
WASHINGTON " Baltimore, at Washington
pitt.turg v. Cleveland. at Pitisbufg. -,
Nrouaid the centre fielder who came RON N',,'
-, - ,a,.oa nv the New.York club McQuaih ID
,, nd,r and basc.runncr but he did not do " "c''
-, the LAT As WIS expected. Invitations AL" 'cAo'' 10
sued for Yesterday viii BE- good to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
THE MARsOvAN INCIDENT SETTLED.

Washington. April GA telegram was received
at the Department Of State today from the United
States Minister at Constannope reporting tn" set
Element OF the Marsovan Incident the burning Of the
vomens college. The dispatch gave no lmr'ici'
lars. An American college at NarSovan was burned
some weeks ago and a protest immediately
made 10 tie Turkish authorize. bv the United state
Minister.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
xrwyonx AND NEw. ENGLAND rARXIXcs

Boston, April 27.-Trs+idrnt Mcleod. OF the New
York and New England road. arrived In iblS ciN
IN dov An informal meeting al the directors WI,
held. President Mcleod presiding. The actual net
Increase In earnings for the month OF March was
shown hv the auditors statement to b" fJ'"io. anu
t,e auditor claims that certain adjustments 'or IN"
month will swell the total net Increase Z" S4''V''
No formal bushes was done. as III" naval review
nt New York prevented the presence Of a quorum
,,.. fir.,f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
NAVAL ORDERS.

Washington. Arnl s'.-Lcui"n'''-c 'mmandT
CHARLES r. Iu,chns has been detached from duty In
th pur,.,u Of Equipment and ordered TO commend the
The,,s. relieving Commander "eoise Crclter who Is
,.,s md receives two months lcavr. En-i',n
r = Hughes has been detached from the Thctis and
o odar., io the Fish Commission steamer Albaro.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
AZ EUREZZLCR ARRESTED ~ CHICAGO

Chicago April 27.-E. f.. Fox Of Orange y '''
WAS arrested here. Yesterday on char"c nl "nii'|H'
mcnt preferred by the American surety Company "i
New atI. Fox collector for ia" Ir'deh'Al
Insurance Company at Orang" and the surely com
pany signed his ~ 900 bond. lie agreed to return
ia-i ana VIII be- taken back at once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
ms DAUGHTERS DISGRACE KILLED HIN.

Dcdham. Mass. April 27.-Cathcrinc Moss. VINO Is
cervinc a sentence IN jail here for stealing do,
v.,, visited by Ter father. Peter Mos, last nlsh'
The cid man was overcome with shame by bis dnugh
,er's degradation. and after AN excited conversation
with her dropp'd dead Just as Ii" WAS leaving "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
uR pADCRETSKT TOO I'LL TO PLAY.

Hartford Conn. April % "A dispatch was re-
ceivcd from the manager Of Mr. Pad'rcwSh "i'
uorr,uc stating tina, the pianist was I'll and woni"
bc unable 10 play in this city tomorrow night nv
local Ticket agent was directed TO refund all money
for tickets.
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Thai the same substance Is as freely used In tho con
roction OF sausagrs in at city as the nesn vi wv
harmless necessary cat Is supposed 10 be nearer ho
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Don't Hesitate.

You know the old saying. 'he who hesisasc' 10 LOST
When YOU know you sre night. don't hesitate TO ~ ~
When YOU 20 to buy q bottle Of CARRIERS Little
LIVER PILLS. don't hesitate to say you went "C'A'H
T.E.K.,sr-don't hesitate to SIC that you ges CA'H
TIERS" and don't hesitate refuse anything snerss
n Won q. "same q. CARRIERS" OF "juss as so's
a.. "CAR.TE.R.'s." THEY NEVER FAIL. Doos
HESITATE to demand the genuine GATHERS Lir1Lo
LIVER Pills.
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACH
Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price
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UR PROCTOR'S MIG TENNESSEE MARBLE IfLL

Knoxville. Tenn. April 27.-Announccm'h Is MADE
her, that senator Proctor, Of Vermont ana wv" local
capitalists, Will break ground soon Tor inc III H'S'
marble mill in the world The plant VIII coh''''
fifty gang aaNs.
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will also probably be found. The boy was hVe aii'
the girl was seven years old when they Disappeared