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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-30
THROWN From a Horse,

Col. Thomas F. Houston, aged IS, and
one of the pioneers of central Missouri,
was thrown from horse near Housa-
tonia and badly injured.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-30

Prosecuting Attorney Dierks Of st.
Louis announces that the local Shy
locks can not use the criminal courts to
collect their interest.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-30
Death Of q Minister,

Rev. j. A. Brundage. minister OF
the regular Baptist church, died few
days ago at Excelsior Springs. he was
IS years of age.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-30
The Sinking OF the Javary In the Har-
Dor Of Rio Janeiro.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-The Herald ha.
received the following dispatch from
the Brazilian minister of foreign af.
fairs:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-30
Death of a Newspaper Man.

c. C. Burnes, one of the proprietors
of the st. Joseph Daily News, died in
Chicago of diabetes, where he had gone
for treatment. He was 81, son of ex-
Congressman Burnes and a brother of
Congressman Daniel d. Burnes.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-30
ITranslation.1
RIO DE JANEIRo. Nov. q, 1893.

MO DE JANEtHO, NOV. %, loSJs
To the Editor of the Ner York Her aid:
The ironclad Javary, rebel ship. carrying
their heaviest artillery was sunk this after.
noon in the port by local Fort Saigon est.
JOhn) The northern column OF the army.
which operated in Santa Cavatharina. under
command Of Gen. Argolo. destroyed the rebel
forces, which lost guns, carriages. munitions
and horses, leaving many de1d and wounded
ISigned.l MINISTER or FoRxIoN AFTAIae
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-30
Victims % DiphtherIa.

Tol Dixon, who resides near Nevada,
buried two children in one grave the
other day. They died within a few
hours of each other of diphtheria.
Another daughter, aged II, died of the
same disease few days previous.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-30
Mrs. Yandan Acquitted of Murder.

Mrs. Columbus YandalI, on trial for
her life as accessory to the murder of
her husband, was acquitted at Her.
mitage, Hickory county, to which
place her case had gone on change of
venue from Webster county, where
the assassination occurred. Wesley
Harris, who turned states evidence
and admitted to having been bribed to
do the killing, was sentenced to nine
LYNNE years in the penitentiary.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-30
Alleged GhOu1s.

There was another arrest at 'Sedalia
the other day growing out of the re-
cent investigation by the grand jury
Of the charge that body-snatchers
have been guilty of desecrating graves
in the city cemetery. The defendant
is J. R. Hauptley, sexton of the GENE.
terry, who was indicted jointly with DR.
5. A. Conkright. The prisoners gave
bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

",e'I' ai'er the rejection Of his bill by the House
VI LORDS as If nothing had happened, but to start
"n equation IN the country TO- overawe the House
VI Aorus' such an agitation might be kept alive
all winter. IL there sIouii BE- violence. he would
regret it, but would probably describe it as he did
inc CierSenweil explosion as the ringing of tho
chapel Dell With or without violence. public
opinion is expected to declare itself against the
peers, and when next February comes q Home.
Nuie Dill wonid again he introduced in the House
OF Commons. pushed through the Commons. and
sent up to In" Lords, who will be told they must
either pass it or take the consequences Sncn Is
the scheme. 1t is in effect revolutionary but as
the Home Rule bill itself is revolutionary, Mr.
Gladstone may think two revolutions better than
one.
Whether these tactics arr likely to succeed is
question on which everybody is entitled to Q
separate opinion. One thing is certain. that it
cannot succeed without England. and the majority
against Home Rule in ENGLAND is large majority.
England may or may not wish TO get riI of her
House Of Lords. but since SIZE is admittedly op-
posed to a Dublin Parliament, ard sends mn ority
Of seventy to the House Of Commons to oppose
the creation of such body. i is not quite
tain that size will care TO abolish or ntmidate
the Chamber which is at present her best legisa-
tive safeguard against a scheme which she dctcsts
c. W. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
Plans FOR 4 FINE HOTEL.

THE BUILDING is TO 60 Up AT FoUETH-AVE.
AND NINETEENTH-ST. AND TO COST 100000.
Edward Erandus and a syDdcat" Of capitalists In
tend to erect larg' hotel the site OF the
CycoramI building AZ F-fIrtlIave and Niu"'""ntlI-
81. Preliminary plans have been submitted by
George 4. EdbrOole. the architect. The details Of
the design viii not be decided upon. however until
the members Of The syndicate have engaged capabl,
hotel manager. They wish the manager to point ont
and suggest such special features and cOnvcnenceS
he thinks necessary TO Il well equipped hotel
Tie plans, they stand, show eight
story building in the pure Renaissance style Of
architecture. Iron and lght-cOlored brick will be the
building materials. The hotel will De completely fire
proof will have 307 rooms. and will cover an area
Of $50 By l3s feet The main entrance to the hotel
will be In FourtIIave. There will be larg" court
ward in the middle OF the binding The court
ward will BE- finished arcade. There will also
be In the building unusually large dining ahd
restaurant. and elevator exclusively for women,
reached through private entrance from Nineteenth
Il. The hotel will cost about 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

Young, Mrs.. II. Groesbcck. Miss Ethel Landon ana
MISS scchiaIi received for Er Abecasts. Among ue
guests were the Consu-Gcnrral Of Greece, d.; NJ.
l'oEc'si the Turkish Consul-Gcnprai and Nine.
Zenophcn Hatazz. Count ~ Ugron. Baron De
I!rabant. Louis Bertschnan. Mrs. J: u: V. Arnold.
Miss Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Fnchri. Mr.: ana Mrs.
j.. II. u" rrove. Mis- be Grove iaul N"groponte,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Rail- Mrs. william F. Have
meyer. Mr. and Mrs. r. &. Rail-. Mr.. and Mrs. F..
Duero, Constant Mayer and Mrs. Henry BursoyEe
Wilson.
II s. not likely that the wedding Of Miss Maude
IOrlard r. -ulfern Taller will take place before the
second week IN April There j. foundation for the
sensational stories which have been set adrift In the
last few DAYS and there Is absolutely no objection on
the part OF Mis- loriari's family. to the marriage.
excepting the natural desire Of her mother 10 have her
daug ter wait N least year. According 10 the pres
cnr plan OF the brides family the wedding will be
celebrated in conventional fashion. and In one Ot The
large churches OF Ncw-lOrk
Miss CDmela Dorothy Chandler. daughter az TIE
late Rear Admiral Ralph Chandler will give two tnis
IaTanes" watering places. society. the pilgrimageN
10 the sacred mountain Of Fusiyaml etc. on Feb
rliarv 20 and - AZ p m. The drawing rooms OF The
Ladies' club lav" been thrown open 10 Miss Chandler
for her talks. and the tickets ~ for the course
II at IN" Ladies' club that Miss Chandler met the
members 1T a tea Gvcr for her In December. when SEE
appeared In japanese dress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
DIED.

prTTs-In Brooklvn on saturday. February 18th Leslie
youngc, OF George A. and Florence W. hc'''' ae''
Funeral nom a63 pacihcst. Monday. February @oth at
. 80 p. m. -, ,-. -,
MEAp-on saturday February 18TH after lingering H.
Funeral .esices az late rs.dcnso g fF't Place
Drooklyn MONDAY. February 2otl, at . O'Clock y. m
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited TO attend
Internent private o, ,,,. a..
PEIRCE-M Baltimore February 10Th is'2 ha rst w ~
Boston p0p"rs pease cop" .
pRrNTiCE-On Thur~day February 10Th 1923 aiah y.
Davis. wife OF the late John H. Prentice, IN 'he SIN
Rya af and respectfully nyed +? attend d The
BrooSiyn on Monday February 2oth at IL O'Clock.
kindly omit flowers.
Albany papers pl'o'e copy , ,
RAvEN-on Friday. February 18th. Jane daughter Of
ra nS ATE sdr Rqla' at r her Donc,aw
Mr. T. o. Jardn" 10 Stj Vet s''h'S'' on MONDAY
RoGERs-on Thursday, 10Th Inst at her lat" residence.
81 West sjth-st. Ada Leeare wife OF FREDERICK l.
Fn%sTa service. Sunday inst 10 80 at ST. Mat
thcws Church. Nlnih.a,e. and 5adst.
New. orleans papers please copy.
Funeral services At hi, late residence. % Irving Place.
sunday 10Th. at 3 o'clock p m; -, (, co.,, ro,ro
To SIS = and L. respectfully invited to attend
Interment at convenience OK hnily -
SM isas n Henry F. only Of charles r. smith ca,
Funeral services will be HID az his late residence on sun
day. the 18th inst, at > 80 D. H.
Funeral private -
TUCKER-On February Il. at Montclar ~ j., Louisa
Funeral service, her late residence Sunday February
18th, at p m. , ~
NGs-Suddenly on SATURDAY, February IS, 1898. at
William Eye F. YGup nsrs, zee % years
ZrILI-on Thursday, February 10, 1928 after short
hines Frances A. daughter OF the lat, captain and
FSIeppa, and relatives are attend the funeral
from che Chsp q 81 Joh On docpV February 2o at
o'clock 4. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
RAISING FUNDS FOR THE VONAN'S EXCHANGE

Lakewood, y. j., Dee. 19.-MrS. Grover Cleveland
Is to one OF the patronesses Of the concert 10 be
given in the Lakewood Hotel Theatre next saturday
voted TO n fund now being raised by the members
of tho depository and exchange for woman's work ut
Fifty ninth ST. AMI Madison-ave.. for new building.
that now occupied 10y the society being inadequate
for its needs The object Of the society Is 10 assist
class OF women who through unfortunate clrcum-
stances are compelled to aid IN the support OF their
families by dsposng Of their handiwork. In ad-
dltion TO the concert Mrs Cleveland will possibly
bc present mt the sale and exhibition that is to he
given In the Lakewood Hotel all next week. Tie
proceeds OF the sale will De turned over to the de-
positors Last year the society assisted over 600
women and this year they hope 10 double that num-
her, The concert and The sale Is being arranged by
Mrs J. Hood Wright and Mrs. Simon Borg. Among
the other patroncs'es are the following wcllkho"h
w.men: Mrs Mary \. Barnes Mrs. james Stokes,
Mrs J. H. Browning, Mrs Herman Armour, Mrs.
IJoopcr C. Van Worst Mrs joel t. Fisher. Mrs. l. W.
Wood. Mrs. G. Weaver Lopez, Mrs. Francis r. Free
man. Mrs. Charles l.. Colby, Mrs Henry Sanford
Mrs William d. Bishop, Mrs. y. Siraus. Mrs. NJ
Nathan Mis- Bertha Robinson. Mrs.. Henry G. Lap
ham Mrs Francis a. Dugro, Mrs Hopper :: MOL
U,S John Marble. Mrs. Arson X Flower, MIS-. r..
woesermnn Mrs Davis b. lyirson Mrs Francis
Viii Nv Ienry q. Plant Mrs James Wilkinson
Irs J. Jcrrelt ilcdgctt, Mrs. Edward W Roper;
Ms Alfred H. smith and Ms. &. p. Fisher, all OF
w Work The exhibition will I've one OF The
largest ever witnessed here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

(,hould he da Is 10y all Interested changes Eay
Letters for f,.ee Countries neet not BE- Specially "a;
When s' @it to s Sy % Of t and
me,cin to." ~ ~. et.er nor tally addressed being
forgn malls fer thc wee. sIiIag February ~ % viii
srNDAY-M 3 p: M. Tor Costa Riea va Limon, per
,1o IG s a. NSn2 tS Pr src,, per T. conda,
llctte, for Other Iari. Of Meco mas, be- directed peg
cent al America iSScep co~rs Rca south ia ae
Port Colombia N1 solon ,eer' for a., .u' nelss
PGeft, Co tcl and Giat"u. per 'tiwaeF, from
asa hm % cI H%r for p" Leland I na.i Ne s:
d. @ Tor ape ,2 81 a. Domingo ana ST Island p sS
from ataorc deter, and rtrnanbaco must b
;IsS . 70 Ma ;%gessnay =, mr.
S icd H.'f mus: be dire I'd per nelscgIand
a. 'iS SS",
pc%cntsry 80 p h. for Sas:aa, =. p per :
spain roasaI Iarey per "a Y e y:
Enrooc Der 3 : Auraa.a ia Que nstown hetters must
BE &ert d rn p A Sp y Via PSa%p.Sn
s 10 80 for .,,. & Gec ter Wssa.
o.GoI a. G fS s S'q Ec r % B,ya Il
ii t%%peas Gh'Pss lo'po ana S1 pe,
direct, S anS oe Mc4san 10 % m s0 c @% must Be-
frs SO ger n FcHi%nc aa an c Sa"%e
ana Ags 'Ts n neus Curacao and saSana
xia Curacao per Paillie pal, ltH,s for other Q.
lomhan ports b. direct per phlf"pha az ID
m. for GRENADA Trinidad sn1 Tob,eo. per Burnley:
e !: .upp"m n'ora + NJ f , Ealr ,na c,oiS IL
Ma St Thomas. for Me-tnique and 'fn conlr VIA Mar.
tnlqle Rarbsdo, ald Deaerari. barbados yer
Vicl,nra nsttors Tor oh'r Wincward llands must be
directed 'per Vgilanca"l: al 3 D. ~ Tor Bluehc!ds.
Der = : Harlan. frlm Ncw-Orlein..
SCNDAY-At B p. m for Costa Rica. va Linon, Per
: : lcxhall from NV Orleans: at 81 7. m. for
II. Picrrc-M iGucon. per steamer rom ilollnN.
M,ils the society Islands. hip fialec from
san Francisco clo, here daily - February s22nd
st 6 20 p. Mails tr AUSTRALIA, New ZEALAND.
Hawaiian FIJI and Samoan Islands por Nonowaf
from san Fr,nris60) cl0s herr daily = February
25tI at q 30 y. arrival At Ne lurH u = :.
Eura WITH Brlt h nails for Austraal Naili fr Chns
and Japln per Peru from san Fronci cob desc here
Fr,ncsco close here dolly un To March 18th at 30
D. ~ Mails for China and japan Via Vancoryer tspe.
rallv addressed close This Office daily at 70
thence BY Close a. Ts once duly NJ y 10 D:
M Mails for MQuelon, ny ilil p boston ond thence
bv stean.r cln.o Office daily A. 80 Mails
cuba bv rail Tamra. Fla md the2ce nv tcanrt
this Office dolly 30 a ~. Mails f1r Mexico. overland,
specially addressed for dispatch by steamer close
Trans Pacific nlls forwarded san Francisco daily
and schedule closing l. arIonged on the rreinD-
tIon OF their uninterrupted overland rr1nsit n San ETo1
cisco Malls from Fast arriving tim" ut S9n FIRM.
cisco the day Of sailing o steamers are drp''ehe1
thence the DAY
" iners,,red mail close, D. nr"vious day
Extra supplementary malls are olend on the piers II
the English French and German steamers ar IN" hour 81
closing Of supnlnnorUry mails ~ m" Po''oheH whrh
remain open until within minutes Of the hour Of s,iins
OF steamer COrNELIrs vAY COTT postra.'er
Postofice New.York. y. y February l.. 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
WILLIAM I. IOUNGS.

william /. Youngs. prominent resident In the
Eastern Li~tict Of Brooklyn. and retired lumber
merchant died suddenly Yesterday at his ZONE. No.
lj3 ROdney-st. MIR. lOunc> was born in New-iork
CITY, fifty -th,c years ago. lie shpjOincr by
trade and for a number of years carried on bsnc,,
under the firm name Of J. d ". +. lOnngS. lie
afcrwari engaged In the lumber bushes, I'm BROOKLYN.
retiring from business five years ago. He
trlstc" Of II. John, Methodist Episc Dpa ClH . at
Wil,on-st. and Bedford ave. The funeral viii take
place on Wednesday, the Rev. Dr. J. W. Johnston
officiating The burial Will re IN Greenwood Cemetery
Three children survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
TITUS MEAD.

Titus Mead died at his home. No. 26 First Ilace
Brooklyn. yesterday morning after lingering ih"ts''
lie WIS born In Chcscrown. y. y, In 1S.O, att'hued
the village school there and afterwarI went 10
Albany whore he married Amanda NJ. IN" dauShtrf
Of Slas Hare. There he soon became member o.
ihe firm OF Friedman & Mead. wholesale groccrs'
The partnership continued for ten years. lie th'h
came to tn. metropolis and engaged again In the
wholesale grocery business. under the firm name Of
Bedglcy 4 Mead. lie maincd partner OF THIS Firm
until 1872, when he went into Wall street, forming
the banking house OF Tfus Mead Il 20. On June |,
lsSS the Hamilton Bank Of Brooklyn, was organized
and Mr. Mead elected president.
lie left wife and three chldr. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
TIE Part or THE NAVAL RESERTE.
TO AID IL HOSTING THE FLAG on THE NEW
YORK.

TO AID n HOSTING THE FLAG on THE NEW
YORK.
Commander J. W. Miller OF the First Battalion.
~ VI. :. y. T.. has issued orders which VIII he In
fore. on Fcbru,ry - ON that dat the steam hi
city Of New York will longer steam under the flag
Of Il George but viii hoist at her stern end signal
halyarls the stars and Strips and will b. known
slmplv a. the Ncw'Iork. The orders in part
"a follows:
4 detail is hereby ordered for duty February % to
take part ceremonies OF hosting the nag on board
the American Line New.York. Tho denil VIII
consist all commissioned officers the chief petty
officers and Ave enlisted men from each division
The detail 10 report to ne lAertcn'n'' ON.
nandcr at the State Arena. Thrty-hftls and
scycnthave., at . 80 a. m. February ~ Lieutenant
H. G. Weeks Ma.,crot-Arms. Chief ouart"rmastr, with
Chlf Mat, and Buger viii report at III" same
time All other officers Will report at Pier 49, North
River. at 10 Is 4.
The Lieutenant. commander his arrival az Pier ~
Will report the Commander for further instructions lie
will have charge Of oil the Naval Militia forces on board
Nv-yorI under orders. however from the captain
commanding the steamship
The following detail has been made: Lieutenant For
shew In charge officers guard To receive the Pr"s
dent Of the United Stat Lieutenant Greene, special aid
10 the Pres dent " United States Lieutenant Dun
can aid Secretary OF the Navy Lieutenant sayoh
aid to the Governor Of the State OF New'fork; b~'eh
anti commander Wright act aid 10 the Governor OF
,h static of PENNSYLVANIA and will make further details
OF aids as he may fit Lieutenant Agar, aid to the
President Of the American Line.
Commanding officers Of divisions will detail their Junior
officers. rs pcr ship organization. to inspect the New YORK
and make a rcpo in writing within ten days to tho
uo,.itv OF fitting the steamer with torpdoes ordnance
md Navy signals. The Chief Quartsrmast"r and Chief
,,unners Mate Will make similar Inspection ana report IN
Ike anner 10 the Of their department BY order OF
COMMANDER J. W. MILLER
GEORGE EDWARD KENT
Lieutenant Commander and Executive ohcer'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
Talk AROrT THE NATIONAL CITY BANK.

The National CITY Bank q creditor to the Clearing
ousc Association yesterday 70 the amount OF 7o+lSOOO
h unusual amount suggested the theory that the bank
might b. preparing for demand upon the Suo'Ireasury
,onorrow for gold been credited with pu suing
an ultfaconser,otye policy with regard to the financial
situation and the anxiety felt n banking circles over the
outcome OF the silver question James Stnan president
~ the National city Bank. said yesterday that the credit
I,nce was without significance. 1t had occurred In the
r. ~ business AMI that could bc explained because
n, IL. urlyate character. on Monday another day
there might be a large debit balance Mr.. stillman most
,styely declared the item Wa without Significance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
A L. NOLLMEH.

Chicago Feb. Is C>pcciaD--A. T. Vollmcr died this
morning at hi, home. II" Il native OF Belgium
and about nuy year. Old. lie received his cduca-
ton AZ the Ilegc University. II" came to America
about So and soon attracted attention professor
Of language, At Harvard. After retiring from that place
he did nor again enter public life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
6uerlal Notices.

"a Notable Collection"
THE AMERICAN ARR GALLERIES.
Madison square. South.
To be Sold py ABSOLUTE AUCTION.
ON Tuesday, WEDNESDAY (wASHINGrON )
BIRTHDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
AFTERNOONS
February 81. DO % aud 81. at o'clock
Collection OF hi> ENcellcnev,
BARON NJ. Won BRAN,
His Imperial German Ma.esty's Ambassador at
Pckn. China.
RARE ANTIQUE ORIENTAL PORCE.
LAINS, ENAMEIS, JADES, BRONZES
AND CURIOS ETC.
"PARTICULARLY RICH IN BLUE AND WHITE
FIVE COLOR PIECES AND FINE OLD ENAMELS
AND BRONZE"
REMARKABLE COLLECTION OF
OLD IDOLS. ETC.
ON ryulBITION DAY AND EVENING.
THOMAS +. KIRBY, Auctoueer.
AMERICAN ARr ASSOCIATION. Managers.
East 23d-st.. Madison Square, south.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
THE FRENCH OPERA COMPANY NOT COMING

IL Is definitely decided that the French Opera CON.
many Will not from NewOrcans ~ sing at the Man
haitian opera House. Oscar IIamme;stein received a
patch 70 that yesterday. IL announced two
DAYS ago that leading barytone u the company would
moi come and this made confusion the
ncpts. M Tammerstsin then sent request that the
comic opera portion the company should without
the grand oper, division. II necessary. YESTERDAY he
received word that singers had refused q come
IN NewYork that the company disorgani,ed and that
the engagement HOPELESS. The unfortunate Man.
haitian Opera House Is therefore without an a@
traction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
HISS KTDDELL ADMITTED TO BAIL.

Miss Efnh Kddcil Of NO. 7i3 Fifth.ayc.. who WIS ar.
re- Ted for shOpftins tho drygood> sor' Of stern
Brothers in West Twenty-thiTlst Friday, wa> ar
Ia.ncd in the Market Court YESTERDAY mornns
81. had IA >>.l the night in .2l. She waived an eN-
animation and admitted 10 bal In the sum Oh T@oo.
Dr. W GIN Wylir o No. 40 West Forcth-st., became
her bondsman. SWEARING that he wcrth $4,000
Mis-, Kiddell said 10 belong 10 wealthy family In
the south She has rccn many times by the de-
,ecflycs in The drygOods store. u Is "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
SlI0lIERD W. SMITH.

Shepherd ". smith. who recently succeeded Supcrin-
tcncent Yatman superintendent Of the Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children and the
Childrens Aid society. Of Newark died at the Boy >
Lodging House In that city yesterday morning Death
was caused by brain disease. from which he had
suffered for many years. aggravated 10y Il cold which
he caught while attending The funeral OF his mother,
three weeks ago Mr. smith born IN South
Jersey. foriy-five ycnr, ago. Ills father was n
Methodist minister. a vile and seNcr; children sur
yiyc him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

Albion. y. y, Feb. l5.-E X. Hart. millionaire
banker died at bis home here at O'Clock this after
noon. Mr. Hart an cX-menbcr OF the New-lork
Assembly and 0 Congress. IN" arrangements Tor the
funeral have not yet been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

Cigarettes made from higher cost leaf than any cigar
cite made I'm this country irrespective OF selling price
Higher skilled and higher paid workmanship.
The only recognized h2h grade cigarette BY the leading
clubs and hotels Of New-York.
admiral" Is made by trust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
pprsrDEyr HARRISON BACK ~ WASHINGTON.

Washington. Feb 1s.-Prcsident Harrison returned
% washington at as O'Clock this afternoon from Ms
vi.it 10 Eenes Nd, where he went In company WIN
~ senator .;cwcll OF Ncw-JeIsey Oh dnck''hoonhs
70 10 ,,,.Gtcd I'm health by the trip. though hc
80 or smart oven the rab.dt which he was reported
nu hvo sho, having Lcen Killed BY ex-senator sewe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

CENTRAL BAPTIST cnrRIH. West 42d;st.. nea,
sunday at II a. M and rs p M. by Rev y. II. HAIR:
RIMAN OF Boston. EvangeIlt. SInday-school at :45
D. m Gospel services every evening during week, at
o'clock except Saturday. All are welcome.