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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
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Funeral lpcn ncr late rc.idenec l433 pacnc-s on Tues
rrgyrsIn DrooNyn on SATURDAY February 18th, Leslie:
Youngest son Of George A. and Florence W. be''s' see~
r9na from cG3 pacnc.s Monday February Goth. q
pNvIpsON-on SATURDAY. February 18th. Richard David
in G ssa a eSd a are Invited to funeral
e h. s9" february Nag .ut s'T az
Ih nj at Troy, y. Y. ,u..o,. =, IN.
hh sh # F FcG aS Mrs nav widow Of the a's
Dr. ChoIc, LAY. in the 9ist year OF her age. 80
MEAD-on saturday, February is'h, after lingering "i'
rq"sr5 ,e MSsa, at R Esa 's Sfc"se
rrotiy"s and friends are respectfully invited to attend
MooEr~cn sunday, February 18Th, .Mrs. Della A. Moore
s$ s acc' e dp Gy a'S" y en- ' fue'd'y:
s SIy @' rsp at pi Gs.S'S COPY b !"
pEAHsALIAt ,e.'. oftc, icpf and Painful 'ncs' %
rd rSsg%' !, lSs o hapas p a.
his late residence, az siNth'a'e'' BooMyn. s..v
BaI wc 81 1h IN a5s Joh s''f' r si
sf and rcn1 respectfully ny,d t. r ae3 nd tho
funcr service at her ate rssle so,b N II oeock.
h hbsay I papcr @' pi,a.e copy.
nNvEN-On FRIDAY February 18th, Jane, daughter OF
n; / f' g.: q S GoFs ss'
FcIr-l1Fv 20 IN -.3St o'iocN
EOCKwOOD-in Newark, y. j., On sumo, fepDrusyE
1oh ls,3 sarah smith. VIC q! Cnaric. - RsTkNooo
p,,"crol serycc at her late ;cs'cchce - WosmngDn
plor" NnwarS al . y. M. W'Isr,1Iy, 'oiaary "a
rnrrmcnt I'm I,o-ei,l" icMc,cr.. Oii'hfe, v }.
SUoRTRl DGE-In philadelphia III the 18th inst efar
w. Shortrdgc.
sTREETOH-At Thoma,y.ilc. 90. Th, sdty. ieprue'y
iG isgs Frances j. wife OF Harvey b. strector
Inerment Bufa u. y. y -
UNDERIIILI.-In EsocALa. on SUNDAY, February irtn:
Of typhoid fcyci, Harvey Coles tEsoriii! IN inc -'0
yea hls ., 90 o,,o.-s.
r.uplll services his lltr lfS!d"ncc, CO Suhes'
TUESDAY aftern)on. .: > O'Clock.
InrcrMcnt Locust VALLEY, IL l. - -.
yoI-Ncs-Suddculy on Sstpriav, February IL. 1872
William +. l0unls ac - s. 'fs. m, -. u, u
Frner, Wcinc-d FcbFu1Ty "a az p m's
at his lltc residence. 1913 3cineyst bfophih
Intarncnt a. the convenience Of the family
Kindly omit foycfs. -
weldon SATURDAY February 10. 1923. ~ Dansyino.
X f. 4. Downcr Weed OF Brooklyn, clcet son oil Ben'
i,rln Weed ~ Ncfot NOIn.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
wOop-o, SUNDAY = brusry 10, 1898, Fanny widow Of
Enae'a from her late residence. ?71 West iithst %
Wednesday. I'D inst a: o'clock D. M
WOODLAND CEMETERY,
Office No. 90 f. 2ds.
wooclawn station cath Ward Harlem Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
TANNANY LEGISLATION AT ALBANY.
mann Transit BILLS DELAYED. AND THE
r,vsr OPENING AND XEw-YORK DOCK
PURCHASE MEASURES VlGoE-
OUSLY PUSHED.

.r,y r.h 10 (SpccioD.-rhe two Rapid 1Tahsi'
,, ,hat have been Introduced In the Legislature arr
e,m eum,nrine In the committee " which 'h'| W.T."
rcferred and an effort 10 have even hear"S "P'"
,bou, has moi vet been made, although one may "
bcforc the recess Is taken for the inangruo"
Tho Fnrouliar bin has now been before 'he Lcs''''
M, I.ss tbnn three weeks while the Ellison Dill "''
, ro a ,vcck Int In this subject which Is OF s'ch
cro, ,mnortarcc 10 the citizens OF The mc'ropoS' Nv
onc I'm the Legislature Is apparently '"''"5
Interest In the mean time inc "'o' 'PS
oeure has gone 10 the Governor, ana VIII propao'S
become law TO morrow" MN o,, ,s
rI, o,hcr legislation that Tammnny Han WANT" =
~" -, a. on unattended 10, but Is being pushed
-. s ro,ia,v rs Dossiblc. Among the measures
49,. glitch ,b,t orcani7ntlOn is striving most Veoi""''s
are the Em.st. opening job ana inc So =, 81,
vbicI, tie city expects to 0Dhih INC o" .
-, tho dock property in the city, inc H''' ''' ~ a..
~ "a, 10 ,e broad and sweeping as II WIS "heh u
Jeff the hands Of the rammany iiaii o'"', r -, II
wv ,c, hu, cocc ,nuch further than Em's' IL
" ,r,. n,ece OF property In the CITY Which, Wv
,,, H.c,de that they may want for any pn'Po''
whatever ., orro,c the men
h ronresent the cfy OF New-ior !" ' ,,
,,ure when The Tribune uncovered Tue s is' - Cha
-, ,ha, &c under way. Ihis was announcer v, Wv
.hon,.s intended TO make the reign Oh ''"'"' ~"
aaa,.c,y nopuar from point OF view as pon
, ro ,,lcIv 10 20 10 those who are on the '"'' ,
r,. measure ooncmplates municipal ownership o, a.
the dock property in the city, ana VIII "~a :, has
tho ,axnayers many millions or dohrS' o"''o ~ -,
Wv ,hore has bcen no hesitancy on the part Oh
,Dnso who are here helping 10 push 1t through as 10
r ,os. NJ the bills that have been introduceo J."
Wv, wv Assrmh,v nv Mr. Webster. and in the Senate 10y
Mr. punhitt The PIunkltt bill removes 'he
nm the amount OF money that the Do." D'I' -, ,o
can spend single for payment n cHs II law the
Dock Department Is limited to Sooo comc from the
oard Of Estimate Apporonment 10 hs
20 ,nonnv that will be- spent by me Doch
Oh ho" ~. nrovisions OF the new bill the ines"I
PRESENTED BY webster at tie opening q 10" hi re"mrs
ee hsrcsfter All Of the expenditures OF tns D0'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
TIE PATH OF TIE STORM.

Buffalo, y. V. Feb. 1J.-Snow mas been I'Ih"s an
day. and at O'Clock tonight wa. 'ree e,' ,,,p
Mains, cors have been blocked for several hours
tue wind at one time during the afternoon reaching
a velocity Of sixty miles an hour
Grand RAPID, Mich. Feb 10.-The wos storm OF
the season struck til, ely today greatly Imprd'
ing street railway traffic for the first time In the
history OF the electric system. soft coal famine
is tbrea In consequence Of the blockade Of the
railways entering here.
Pittsburg. Feb. 19.Thc worst storm In years l.
prevailing throughout Western Pennsylvania Eastern
ohio and portions Of West Virginia. II has been
showing for fortyeich hours. and from ten 10 ef{-
teen inches now cover the ground. The wind i
blowing gale and the snow j. drifting badly. All
trains are from one fOur LCurs late, but far 10
accident, have been reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20

sold By retailers as Scotch Everybody knows the
mills making the really beautiful satin elotas. sole
de Lyons. drap dc pampas. crepe de savoie and the
rest. such goods do not need fJrcign isDci' es
are nm honor and credit 10 American Industry. The
titles do really deceive, they simply ala In crtat'
ing the impression that foreign goods are 80 immeas.
urably superior to American thar american mills ran
only hope 10 sell their poor Imitation by conceanhg
their shameful American origin.
Let us SEQ some Lowell lawns Adams cloths. IAN
kec SERGE Massachusetts, msns, lilgrim prints. BerK-
shire blues. A., -.
More than one mill has broken away from the oio
foreign nomenclature. Reform II altogether.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
WILL MISS LAWRENCE ORGY STORE HERE

At the home OF Mr.. Clarence McKim. OF FHishihs'
WAS said last night that Miss Helen Lawrence, who
Is rcpurcd IS about open large millinery Store
in New York city, too i'll TO be seen. ana nat Shc
would neither affirm nor deny the report. Miss Law
renee Is the daughter Of the late Efngham H. Law
renee a member Of the Ncw-iork stock Exchange.
Miss Lawrence has for some months oeeh con
Quoting q millinery store In Flushing. She lives In
the family mansion at Ily,lde. but has been staylns
for some time al Mr.. Mckm'S home. she Is
ousin Of Dlsirct-Atorncy Nlcoll of New ,rk. II
+, aid that she has aSed store IN the working
Girls Cooperativc Building In West FiftecnthSt, ana
Will 81 Into partnership with Miss NJ. l1arnweli,
another society girl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
BRooKLYy,s CITY GOVERNMENT DENOUNCED

The Rev. A. c. Dixon. Of the Hanson Place Bap-
ust Church. Brooklyn, made an attack last evening
on the municipal government Of Brooklyn. lie said
mat the time had for citizens to lay aside party
unerences and unite In overthrowing the corrupt
rug which controlled the city. lie referred 10 'he
democratic "bossn OF Brooklyn n man who Kept
company with thugs and preferred TO watch men
punch each other to decent society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
NATIONAL FEELING AMONG nILLOWNERS.


From The BOstON LOlIH'TVTHI bHIItIIH'
Another American mill has followed The excellent
examplc OF the Pacific In advertising and labelling
their goods As American made. The Merrimack Print
Works call their product simply Merriniark sum
inner silk. -
The silly habit Of labelling American goods with
French bells ma Of selling Massachusetts gnglms as
scotch goods SONS at last 10 be on the wane. The
Columbian year Is good one 10 Initiate an American
nomenclature for American goods. American goods
can never hope permanently to overcome the remnants
Of the old colonial prejudice In favor OF imported
fabrics by masquerdlng with foreign names OF I'M
nae, L" Pcnn dc pouet." "Toile de tarascon." It's
she d'Oreans" are about the level Of these names
worthy Of crnging colony, but not Of an indepcnd
ent nation. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20

Ex-senator Spencer was born In Jefferson '""''' .
y T. ON November /, 1886. H. IVES cdu''''u :"
Montreal College Clnada, and was admitted - '"o
lor I'm Iowa In 1877. lie secretary oi lhe IOWA
eenat. IN $3.50. lie entered ia" army HS 'P"n
and assistant adJutant general OF Nolnh"'' III
H.. recruited and raised the 1t Mahnnn 'a'"N'
,,,,,, .t,t,s Volunteers. I'm 1863 ard commanded u
,.icaAc q, cavalry On >hrrman'- grand march. lie
,v,s made a brigadler general for galnn'N on ne
field" lie resigned hi Pine" in the Urn. 9m I
IN i,,nl,r,,ptcy for the Fourth District ~ Nntam
On July II. lscs. he was elected 10 ~" nv, ,,i
,a,cs senate as = Republican. and took Ms ''ll
,ui,. % Is0- He wa reelected In lH12. ~, l'In'
cyplr.ne March g. 1870. After leaving me 7" cn,,
Mr. spencer engaged In mining ~ D'TI"o w.. 'L,,
,cors ago ne mnrricd Mis- NnncI. VINO was '"'"
S,;rrc,ins attention on the New York Stage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20

Not only Is this true but he voluntarily SURRENDERED
himself when Informed that the warrant for his ar
rest had been issued These two facts-his ahecuon'
ate allusion 10 his mother and his voluntary sur
rrndcr-have left an impression on my mind In MS
favor that has not been removed By the result OF MS
trial or the decision OF the Court OF Appeals
Law is not intended to be revengeful. but 10 al.
minister justice and but think that II addiiioai
cvidenc" In this case can be produced worthy OF IN"
slightest considerations Justice demands new trial.
EDWARD C. GRIFFIN.
Ncw-IOrk. Feb. o. 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
pApON BLEICIIROEDER.

po.,,o r.b 10-Earon Blciclrocd"r d"d nj
o.o,oc,, mis- afternoon. Ne was the richest D'""'
pcrI,u. and one OF the richest men IN ''era'n'
fortune left by him Is estimated al 'oo'oooy n".s
,o''"Io y nn ~ Prince Bismarck's nearest business
,. and during the old regime he was known ~
utsmorcL,s body banker" Throughout inc I",',
nart Of his c Baron Beichroedcr was ~" oO srca,
p ,oh utsou,liIc sander and rdicnc Iiia ms ST ~
Inuon on,crnrfse was undertaken as one oI .,r
mdIcntc which viii obtain for Austria, iinnEatn 10,
gold necessary for me lntron"o'o" Vi wv
Uunraran currency REFORM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
GOODWIN SMITH DENIES a REPORT.


TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir Dr. Beaumont In his letter to you on CANADIAN
annexation. peaks Of the action recently taken by
Professor Godwn Smith In making advances to Prcs
dentclcct Cleveland. with view 10 bringing nnneNa
ton about" Let him that he has been
nl,lcd by what he has seen I'm the Canadian papers.
| never dreamed Of committing such an impropriey
rs making advance the rr,sidcntclec Of the United
States on any subject whatever. Yours faithfully.
Washington, Feb IL, 1sJ|. GOODWIN SMITH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
rysEy,roE GEORGE F. SPENCER.

Washington. u. C.. Feb 19.-Gcorge +. spencer ~
United state, senator from Alabama died AZ 10 O'Clock
10 night at his rooms in this city. Although b" h1
lrnn IN invalid for year or more, his death was
unexpected. After recovering from stroke Of
pnraly Il, sustained In 1891, he came to Washing "a
I'm December last with his wife, but III rty afer"nrd
began to suffer from drOpy lie ~ inr recovered rom
his as 70 be nbe u attend 10 some bu In ana yes
tcrdav afternoon he visited the Treasury Department
Returning 10 nj. room. he seized with h"m"iThhs''
Of the stomach Til, was followed In the "gh w
another stroke Of paralysis, resulting In death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
Is NEGRO Suffrage \ FALL Kt

To the Editor OF The TIL buh p
,Ir: Mr. John {. Wchfe. OF Ncw-Orlcnns. uid'r
taics 10 show fl the February " Forum uhi' h'H''
suffrage after more than twenty years OF irihi i
pre vel BE- a failure. lie props therefore no" "F
to d fr,nchls, the negro by constitutional amendment
and in exchange for such Acknowledgement tat tnc
south should surrender the representation In Con
crc.s and I'm the Electoral College basel on negro
.ugrore Mr. WIcIIifrc base, his claim for this as
fr,nchi,eucu on what he calls the great fact sAlh
ing forth from every pugc Of modern hstory-tlmt
where the Angl0-SaXon sets his foot there he rules
And H., adds: Nor does the relative n'mrrlcnl
strength Of the races In any locality seem - h"N'
aucht e. do with It, Cast away upon nm isinhh III
h,i,,cd bv savage, a rude unlcttered American or
rrtI.h sailor and n the natives do not eat NM
within twenty four hours In five years Ii" VIII De hhs
Of the country" Ills supremacy Is due-Mr. Michh'"
seems 10 asslmc-not to fraud nor to Vlo'chcc' pu' u
lbs native force.
~ wc accent this statement as a permissible OK
agcrration Of II great social fact does IT not tel
against Mr. WclnGc rather than for him. tn"
Situation OF thc educated gentlemen OF the S0uth
bowcycr great may be- the numerical majority Of the
unrrocs Is infinitely stronger than that OF the sup
messed ANGLO saxon sailor in the Cannibnl Islands II
fine unlcttercd sailor alone among the saNagcs can
I'm five years rule them should not tho thousand, o
hch.l,rcd and educated gentlemen born ana trained
v,tL,ut fraud ard without ,iolcnc" and eventually
TO oiyillzc and ciucatc into citizenship tic haI
civilized freedmen OF me nV,m ;y H., u t
e. government Of the people by the people ana Tor
c people not only gives Us g9od soAsrnmsht Di,
rcupie for something better. great popular leader
oppressed it In the formula The best way to teach
a man how TO vote Is 10 let him vote" Does not
tho UemOcratic statesman who denies this ue repdlne
ihc foundation stone Of Democracy -
THOMAS c. CORNELL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
John y. NEEB.

putsburg Feb I0.-John N Neeh S'a'e o'', .n,
from the Mild District died nj bis hollc ~ 1a"
ohcnv OF dropsy to-day. Senator Neeb was oor' II,
Allegheny In 1851. lie was mah"s'ns o" s., IT,
one Of the owners Of "The fr''h'h h,
- &c.,. ,rGucntiaI I'm Republican politics since ms
n trnr, vGrs, wear. Mr.. Necb was cectod ,te ocl,n
Tor In 500 his term expiring In lsoI H. "n d anr
81 the origratOrs OF the piitsburs Press 'ii ' ''
two wars f. Iie''tO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
FIRST LIGHTNING. THEN SNOW.

Tisnfeld v. j., ana It's N~niy enjoy SIP Ing
Ike weather yesterday afternoon. After sundown IL
began TO cloud up and at O'Clock there were scvei.
vivid flashes OF lightning In the southern horizon cx-
fencing halfway to the zenith About the same
Time the Thermometer began to fall and up to mid
hight continued 70 do 50. At 10 80 p. m. Il binding
shoNstorm set in. and 10 was almost Impossible 10
see twenty feet ahrad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
DEATH OF NARY Z. BEACH,

nary IL. Beach, wife OF Henry j.. Beach ana
e."shter OF the Rev. John 4. Scarles, who died
seek ago. died yesterday morning at her home NO.
.'sSs Pacihc-st, brooklyn. Her brother John H.
seaf'es. OF the American Sugar Refining Company
."a oter relatives were at her bedside She ma M
snIdren The funeral Will be held to- morrow AZ .
xslock D. m. at her home and the burial will DO In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20

Department be sanctioned by the Board Of Estl
mate and Apportonment. That provision is TO b.
stricken out. and the provision Of the Punkitt bill
Destroying the restrictions will BE- put into this bin.
II has been estimated that the cost the new dock
opening and the purchases that be- made under
these bills will foot up nearly @I7 900 900 II not
more: The authorities now paying about 1900 a
loot for the property that they have taken under con
domination proceedings. and II IL expected that this
VIII BE- the price that will BE- maintained throughout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
hrs. CLEVELAND BUYS A SPAN OF HORSES.

Lakewood, n. j., Feb. 19.-While In Ne"-iorR
Yesterday Mrs. Grover Cleveland bought span OF
me horses which she will keep for her own use
while In Washington. MIS-. Cleveland left instruc-
IONS to have the horses shipped to Lakewood promptly
sho they will probably be here tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
HOW ABOUT THIS

To Tho Editor OF The THU u n o.
sir: ~ the underground rlpf-trnnsit ROAD Wouiu
be n benefit to the surrounding property WITHOUT
any o. the Injuries OF the elcyatcd system 'hod ho'
the Real Estate Exchange I'LL now before the L's''
turo include the customary CONDITION OF the asscs7-
mont Of all property benefited " said road Is D''
as "pullc enterprise" rs proposed II all plop''N
Maid n fair prororon 81 n" benefits received what
sharc would be left for The city TO pay IL H. u
Vol E.N, a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
Gus(inl N1.lees.

80. "A.~
THE artistic quality OF Mr. Robert Wcaendn's eolec-
ten is quite certain be felt by every one who has tho
a,od fortune to make lis acquaintance Evening Post
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIESs
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH.
on TOMORROW TUEsDAY) EVENING,
FEBRUARY q, AT S O'CLOCK.
THOMAS T.. klHBY. Auctioncer.
PAINTINGS.
STUDIES AND DRAWINGS
By TIL
MASTERS OF 1880.
AND THE
BARBIZON SCHOOL.
COLLECTION OF
MIR. II. J. WICKENDEN.
FINE EXAMPLES OF
TROYON, ROUSSEAU. COROT,
DAUBIGNY, DIAZ, COURBET.
AND OTHER FAMOUS MASTERS.
on EXHIBITION THIS DAY AND EVENING
% A. NJ TO g, 80 TO 10 L. Nj
AMERICAN ARr ASSOCIATION, Mansgers,
q East 23ds. Madison Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20

The irritating worry Of constant cough may b
avoided and much wear and tear OF the lungs ana
throat cured by using that safe and od-estabisied
remedy, Dr. d. Jayne's Expectornnt, which Will hep
You In all cases OF coughs and colds, and In affections
of the throat and luDg,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
WILLIAM II. MELVILLE.

Austin. Tex, Feb. I0.-wllllam H. Melville OF inc
State Geological Department. dropped dead Oh ,''
,rcet Yesterday OF heart disease. il" was oro'ei
~ Engineer in Chief Melville. Y. s. ". ana was wei
,s,nyrn In Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
Az ENGINE CYLIyDER-HEAD STRUCK HER.

Mrs Hannah Reilly, OF No. ~ Myrilc-ave., Bro X
len while sitting ut a front window OF her apartments
with her baby In her arms at p. H. YESTERDAY va"
startled by crash OF glass and henvy p'ow vi
a., r, and a singing one IN the face. Looking
ou,d her room she found piece OF Iron wei.h'hs
Gy. pounds which looked Ike part OF An engine
II was taken to the Adams-st. police station ana
moved TO be part OF elevated engines cyhud
head II had blown out opposite Mrs. h'ihy
window. and after smashing the WINDOW hnd s'ruA
,or nm tbe arm Her face was badly cut by lhe
hrotcn glass She Is suffering WIFI nervous
prostitution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20

When baby was sirr. we gave her Castoris.
Mnrm she was o Child, she cried for Castoris'
When she became Mls,, sic clunc 70 CasooGs,
When she had children. she gave theih Ss''o'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20

Majors Cement for Repairna china slasw war mee a.
all druggist BY mail. Majors Cement Co.. NJ I. ItV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20

Cigarettes are sold by all r>eas houses not dictatea
10 by trust Admiral IS the only strictly high grace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
lie THINKS HARRIS sIIOT'LD HAVE A NEW TRIAL

~ III
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: | have read tue letters that have appeared
I'm your paper sonc favoring and some opposing
new trial for Carlyle ". Harris, and with your per
mission would like TO add word In favor OF the
prisoners request. ! have served q petit Juror
where the prisoner on trial convicted OF murder
I'm the first degree and therefore on record not
opposing capital punishment where the intent to take
life WIS proven beyond 4 reasonable dOnb. ! know
nothing OF the family OF Harris. nor Of his con-
necons. except as they have appeared In the public
prints NV interest I'm this arises from the fact
that I'm the spring Of 1oDl, while serving grand
iuror I visited the city prison with my associates.
and as we passed along the corridors saw the name
of CARLYLE w. Harris over ono Of the doors. and
he was standing in his cell close TO the door, asked
him # his name Harris, and receiving afirma-
tive reply had few minutes talk with him. lie
was then under indictment. lie told me that he had
10 doubt OF his final acqulttal but added that he did
feel badly TO think OF the trouble and expense thus
brought upon his poor mother as he had no money
himself and his mothers were limited. while
The expense Of defending himself serious charge
must necessarily he large .
lie rcmin.cd NE OF the fact that Il considerable
lime elapsed between the death OF his wife ana his
arrest. during which time he could have easily ~
capped the clutches Of the law " conscious OF guilt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20

Now fast line to ottawa via New-fofx Central
Through sleeplng cars -
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pn.foiiicn Nafice.
fUsIOFIVV NOIITts
daily by all interested as changes may


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throat troubles. Genuine have "a H. H." on tacn urop'
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