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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-25

DIED.

BERRIAN-Early Friday. Dec %. Thomas Bradbury
Rector OF Trinity Church. New York city.
Solemn requiem VIII DE celebrated NJ the Church OF
St Paul the Apostle. Columbusave and 5sthst. Tues
day. . n m.
BUTCUTH-on the 18th inst. Frank E.. son Of the late
John H. ard Margaret h. Butcher. aged - years.
Relatives and ni' nds invited attend the funeral
services IN Tuesday evening ~ O'Clock, at MS
late residence. No. 30 West l2th-st
Interucut at Greenwood Wednesday morning al con-
\, ni-nce OF family
cAAPBT:LT.oa Saturday. December I'd lS.' or pneu-
EloHia Mt his hom'. Westchcsteg. New orh Moses
Taylor Clnibell in mis- iith year.
Funeral a'ryc"' At calvary Church lthaNc ana -lstsi
New York. Tuesday. D"rcmbc. 10TH ~ l";i' IL m
cAMPs,AN-At his residence No i4G East 7istst. De-
cemhcr I'D. Henry Campman In the Oih year Of his
Relatives and are invited attend the funeral
scryic,s Tuesday afternoon. 26tn INST NJ max past
ocl0ck.
Intcrrncnt 1T The convenience OF the family
Ct'SiIING-n New York city December I'd lse5 caro-
line f.. willow II the late Horace cushing and daugh-
ter OF the late William Wright. of Bo'ton.
Funeral services at All Souls Church, th-ave corner
2pth-st. on Monday. December 18th. al II A. H.
Boston and Philadelphia papers please copy
DALLY-Saturday December ODD. Elizabeth Misplee
Daily. aged % years. , NJ, M,
Funeral service at the residence OF Walton Rose 20
West lothst.. Tuesday evening becenoer -o'h' in3t
o'clock.
DEIANO-At Monte Carlo Monaco on Dccc'ioer 3D.
lssd, frankln II. Delano OF Ns"-Ao'A SiS'
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THE yo,NG Czech AGrTATroN IN BOHEMIA

London. Dec. The Vienna corr respondent OF
"The Daily News" telcgraphs long account "t inc
Young czech agitation in Bohemia. ami the recent
explosion before Herr VOLTS hous' 10 H'h"i''"
Part Of this dispatch Is As follo%s.
THE prisoner Mrrv and the youths D'ieZh ana
Dragoun were members OF tho omlidni They
were al released recently from prison 1h"N d"nF'
however that they have had anything 10 ID WIN
the recent agitation Merry f. han rhback and calls
himself Eigolctto. Of TDscann. Nn-n the co"T'V"
measures were debated in tho Kcichsrtih las &C.
tober q Young czech invcighc1 against Kigol"tto
far melting Young mon 10 INSIDE &. anl r"n de-
nouncing them as In the case Of he pmladina, for
whica ne procured eighty members IN the MIL
discussion In the Kcchssath Minister I'dfpu"em re-
hn.read " rvs career = year az, b" "A mem
her Of secret society called Suhtrrrda al frdIur
The object Of this society Wds 10 'Ht'r the cellar"
of tho Governors palace. and thcnt" to proceed to
piundcr tn safes. etc. The murder of III" police
,y.nf I-rva combined with IL" EaE0uitz outrage.
has grcltly excited the city. I; IS now held cor
,ain ihat The cocrcivc measures WIN be- prolonged"
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SrPT BYRNES 4 TOTiRY or FASHION
THE POLICE FORCE Is STARTLED BY SEEING
HIM APPEAR. FOR THE FIE>T TIME IN
THEIR MEMORY, IL \ SILK HAT


Every one around the Police Headquarters build
ing yesterday afternoon wondered why the door
man on duty the first entrance suddenly started
turned deathy pale and leaned heavily against the
wall; why Captain Brooks ard the sergeants on
duty In tho inquiry Office stared blanky at the
opposite wall and then at each other and retired
with much disorder To their desks: why Sergeant
Frank Mangin with dropped jaw and wide-open.
dlstendel eyes stood stock stlll and mute as II he
had seen ghost.
There did not. on The surface. seem 10 be any
thing around calculated 20 disturb the Sunday re-
pose Of the official mind-aothing more than the
tail aihlcti, figure Of superintendent i'yrncs DIS
appearing through the swinging doors into ms
Ollie. But stranger still. the gHost -seelnH et'ct
In Sergeant Mangin's eyes was Reproduced In those
of the reporters For time th"r" was a deep
silence Then q chorus Of eiacula,lons 5Toke iorth
.Nho would have thought he'd ID H.. nlrmurei
one. Going back on the principles 81 nfNtlmr,
said another. This means anoth"r Snaht. up
sure" said a sergeant: first Iarknurst anu th'H
mis- ." and the crowd turned sorrowfUlly away.
TN. Superintendent han taken or MS coat ana
th.u with both hands tcndcrly deposited on the
l.sk in front ~ him a brand new. bell-Shap'd plug
hat 81 th. finest brand. The mystery was *
ri,irol For the first time within the memory OF
man the superintendent was wearing SILK nat
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ose. consider that the highest praise


OF all
lie liked 70 mingle in other than scientific
s,ruegles Late in life and upon his retreat into
40 country he took to writing letters on politics;
;n which he was not always happy. His politics
,vere those Of the Union are the politics Of the
craa, majority of the educated and intelligent
IN this country. But he had come to look on Mr..
Gladstone with adherence. and it grew to be
,ahitual with Tyndall to express this adherence
o. language which is unusual among Englishmen
g.. r,,bHc His invective diminished the force Of
his argument Next to Mr.. Gladstone. light
houses excited him He had a dispute with the
lighthouse authorities growing out Of his posi-
,,o, ss adviser 10 the Board Of Trade. and his
adtectives shook the official world TO its official
centre.
With all this. he had the kindest and most
..o.ors nature He was always befrending
reo,,e. ALWAYS liberal in money matters; sacN-
no;no nay and cmolumcnt sooner than put up
o.. = ,oor,ent with what he thought injustice TO
.,,,so,f or others \ great fortune easily
,r,tbi, his reach; he had just that aptitude for
.nn,ed science or for putting the secrets of
econce 10 practical and profitable uses for which
,bere is I'm these days an unlimited demand and
ON ilYmitabie reward. He preferred to work on
IN the field Of pure science You cannot nave
forco,ten that he gave the profits OF his Ameri-
can tour. some $4,000. to certain American uni
vsrs,ties for the benefit Of students engaged in
so,o,.,6c research lie deserves all the tributes
Won are likely to pay him, and more For he
daserves that kind OF homage which is due to
nu,dtv Of character and of aim; u hlgh-nhlhueu
views. to unselfshness, 20 gallantry. and to
sense Of honor as stainless as the AIp'he SHOWS
which ne loved. u W. .
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Az ALLEGED 1RTTSTSWINDLER
HE IoEEOws MONEY oN MYTHICAL DIAMONDS
AND WILL HAVE \ CHANCE To
EXPLAIN ~ COURT.

An elderly man who said his name was Lloyd
Stevens OF Garden City. l.. l.. swore out a warrant
in the Yorkvl,le Court Friday last for the
arrest Of William Sinclair Crewe. charging him
with grand larceny In his affidavit Mr.. Stevens
declared that on April >. 1898. Crcwe. who is an
artist represented TO him that he had orders to
pain, plctures worth sico, but had no money with
which to buy materials. He said that he had
diamonds and iewe,ry Of the value OF 5000. which
he had pledged 10 secure a loan of $3.50. He offered
to soil TO Mr. Stevens his equity in the jcwelry
and diamonds. and delivered to him a bill OF sale.
Then AR Stevens gave to Crcwc a check for $3.50 on
the Colonia! Bank On May - he gave Crewe
another check for 500. Mr.. Stevens said that he
had been unable 20 get any trace OF the property
but that Edward Swan tod him that Crewe had
admitted that he never owned or had the diamonds.
Also that Enoch Harris. Of the Broadway National
Bank told him that Crewe purporied 10 have sold
the same diamonds to him. and that he dIarris
had never been able 20 find the jewels. When
Crewe was arra.gnel Saturday he asked for an
adjournment. and Justice Grady put the hearing
down for Thursday next.
Mr.. Swan said that Crewe had represented
that his diamonds Hypothetical with the
Globe Loan Company. ut No. l.272 broadway. and
that he had since learned that all The property ie
had there was alleged tapestry worth 81 % In this
h. vas corroborated ~ Edward BrrSer maha axe,
Crcwe had figured prominently in the courts before
That two years ago ne was charged with arson III
having fired his rooms In the Studio iiuliIiG;
Thirty-hfth-st. and Broadway. after placing 5000
ready mortgaged He escaped conviction however.
Mr. Swan alleged that Crewe was not really an
artist: that he employed struggling young artists,
usually girls. TO paint pictures for him. agreeing
TO pay them with an equity in MS my thcal dla-
tho paintings Court officer Hartigsn said that
when he went to arrest Crewe ne was ri lunch at
showing himself however he stopped long enough
to pick up a palette and tuck brush behind his
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pnstuf!ice NOiicc.

Foreign mails for the week ending December 80 will
NoNp&IA, 3 neiise; rSsro c Ser;ss and
TTEsDXYrAt . a. m. supplementary 1880 a. nj
y E g wa s ar EapSpS ana PEI
Perrin. via SOUTHAMPTON detters for Ireland must b
a'se'e &c WIN via Q1ecnso~a tc,ers FOR oher parts
Of Europe must be directed per AdriacJ; at $50 a. NJ
Gs,,s,s 4reaicl pr FIs.l@ad2 M M
iierrnuda deter, for Grenada trinidad and r9baso
must be drsSiGd pe at p for @r P SSpS
tortei per : $ Wand@rcr from Nsworcans a, g
s%s SsosfS hand, d dF S1s, Pc;
fos N9s,eg r. per = A hotin Rico ar.c, nor
olympia at p. m. Tor Ia Plata countries direct. per
u.s p sIo9 Yav at H. 'O '''D''''S PEI
6sP n for o FFq qa',. sT Mite nd;
La retpsns VITA Har Ie''Ss e,d ST ether parts OF
m. Complimentary 1870 a. M Tor Europe. per 8.
Lm5ra Via ogens5own e'rs for rTans r S"i, ns,
must be directed per UmhraJ: 1870 a. for Brad
S Sn& ah n"' and RH ncS dtte for Para and ceara
mus: be M Pr ss s; BE- 81 Per 0 wsi fnS
at $50 m for Netherlands direct per s. $ veendam.
at 10 a. M Csueolenn snary 1870 a. M Tor Fortune
'In o M surpcmentary il a. n Tor Central Aneric.
except &c t costa R'ca ana south Pacific Sss,s per
directed per City Of Para At II a m for camPcche.
for ther Msxicin ana cuba be directed per
sarats at " m Tor SnSa a. Tadod rg S ana
AGO cuba per s. Panama detters FOR Venezuela and
savanilI, be directed per Panama $50
p m Tor Pierre Miquelon per steamer from North
sydney
Mails Society Islands per ship rropc Bird from
san Franee9 e s nsfT d any gp n pe Gaelic
rom San Francisco. close here daily 10 January 3
q D. m Australia Except those for West
Arstrnla which forwarded via Europe) NewZeaand.
Hawaiian FIJI and Samoan Islands per $. Aariposa
fom Francisco. close here daily up 10 January q
ti.SO D. m. IN arrival New OF 3. seTyA
With british rlails Austrslia Mails To- Hawaiian
Islands per Australia drom San Francisco. close
here daily IN o III at $50 p n. Mails for
China japan. Hawaii and Australia. ", sancouyer
secalv addressed oniy close at this office daily at
G:3o D. M Mails fer Newfoundland BY rail 10 Halifax,
AMI thence by close ri this Office daily at $50
n Mai Miaueion, ~ rail to Boston, and thence
by steamer. close this Office daily at $50 Mails
1ult nv rail to VIA. am thence
Csaillnv Mondays Thursdays and sn'urdays close at
THIS flee daily Geo D. Malls for Mexico over
lad uness all gnlr"ssei Tor dispatch BY steamer
close ~ '"'' '''' cHARi.Es w. DAYTON. Postaaste..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-25
THE MINORITY TARIFF REPOhi.
WILL. AID IN OPENING PEOPLES EYES

TT WILL AID IN OPENING PEOPLES FL f-o'
From The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Tbe minority of the Ways and Means Commltitieee
have prepared mastery AK Congress to adopt
This comprehensive statement VIII 1850 M enpr-
% t nf these proposals and widespread disaster
and ruin which their enactment my "~ i W., are
nrotes,ine against the proposed changes in the
tariff, but they do not appreciate '"e iui e"''' VI
the passage OF the Wilson bil.
INCONSISTENCIES EXPOSED.
From The St. Paul Pioneer Press.
The minority report Of the Ways and Means com
m:ee is cutting exposure OF the political , anG
fiscal inconsistencies Of the Wilson BILL ana I'm. 1',s
Pioneer Press has already made upon IT,
PLAIN FACTS AND STRONG ARGUMENTS
From The Chicago Inter Ocean
The report of the minority bears upon the con-
dtlons not upon the theories 1i .aT ana non me
relations OF past and present tariffs TO sucn con
SiOn and Ts t6 ne Pas II IS in the main
an appeal to fact. but in its few argumen'auVe
passages 1t Is exceedingly strong
Ex,sPEAKER REEDS OPPORTUNITY
From The Kansas City Journal.
Mr. Reed had grea, opportunity in framing the the
fully improved IT,
BREACH OF FAITH EXPOSED
From The Minneapolis Tribune.
As an arraignment Of the Democratic majority IN
tith in the matter OF the u tarim
the report OF the minority OF the 81 ways
and Means Committee on the wilson OH ~ d
masterpiece. In the prologue. when Is heei
analysis of the principles and want OF p'Incp.e
OF the measure. and an exposition OF ts e''e e.
Industries of the people. Mr.. Reed Is at MS pest'
A LUCID EXPOSURE OF THE TINKERING-
From The Scranton Tribune.
The minority report upon the Wilson pll Si'esn
out Yesterday by ex-Speaker Reed SHOWS * az
lucid manner the shifting and insincere lne.lou
employed by the Democratic DARK lantern ga IND n
tnkers OF the House COMMITTEE on Wry min
Means The central thread OF the continuous pa,,,
cipe in no place appears In the plotisnSsui ,orr
bodiment OF their tricky and revengeiui hai'"'"
WOULD ONLY DISTURB COMMERCE..
From the Springfield Mass) Union
The report Of the minority OF the "a ESSS,srSni
Means Committee on the Tariff bill IL pow 49, tn
world in ms true light. The introduction, ahie
ten by Mr. Reed. is In the best spirit OF ~ ,ron
statesman and he riddles the Democratic PEI onen-
stem to stern Particularly sfonS - na,ic nari,
ing in which ne shows that the DemOcrat.ic p' ~
dared not make straight issue OF Pi",,eee I,hcago
platform Ii Is another tarin-tnkecihs po, can be
SAYS Mr. Reed, the only result OF w.,s ~ the
the disturbing OF the cofnmerclai ht'i''" -
country.
THE EX-SPRAKERS SARCASM
From The Wilmington Morning News. ,,.,.
The Republican members Of the Way, anu no work
which has been done by the temperate n y, Reed
and the hand of the Hon. Thomas "a pear.
n detected In the keen thrust al the SO,
No. which wors given 70 interested p~
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Boston. Dec. 2L-G,neral " F. Banks who was
found in Lynn. Friday afternoon. in a da2ed cond-
ton, was seen I'M that afternoon by George
II. Jones and William w. Tucker, Two residents
- Chelsea. The two mon boarded "a Lynn car
Friday afternoon I'm Scollay's square and had rid
don but short distance before Mr. Tucker dis
covered General Banks in the car When the con
refused - pay. saying he had already paid his
fare 10 Watham. Aftsr considerable discussion
the conductor NOT knowing TIE General. throat
cnel TO eject him from the car Nj. Tucker paid
the Generals f1re. Mr. Tucker N reaching Chc-
s-l square sno"tforcl ID persuade the General to
go into the police station and the chief Of
police Mr.. fuckers efforts. however were OF
avail and the General remained in the car after
Mr. Tucker ana his friend ieft IT,
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4 LITTLE GIRL'S HEID err orr.

rrooKLYN's DEADLY TROLLEY TAKES ANOTHER
YOUNG LIFE.
\ fatal trolley accident occurred yesterday after
noon ri Third and Hamilton ayes. brooklyn \
u,tl. gri named Eta Hanson was decapitaiel by
M. deadly car She was on.y six years Old and nor
horn. was with her parents n 40. lol Iw'nty-
nr,t-s, While crossing Thrd-ay". car 10. ~ "i
III. Hamilton Avenue line ~ the brooklyn Clis
r.,tr,,1 ram. along running rapidly. The motor
man could not control n in time. neither could IN"
child got out Of the way. and IT knocked nor down
rolled her Over. aud on" wheel passed over her
r.rk .. vering the head from the nodF- Many
.r.cfators saw the body when was ll'h'I up
ana i.nd.rlv carried 20 the undertaking shop AZ t'
ntraslte corner The police arrested Michael NC
alyrev Of so .3i ;cventh-IVn. the notofiNah' il ]
Williams Adams of so 49, Fifiy-stxth-st, the CON
,luciDr and a searching inquiry VIII Dc Hidue III
REGARD to the GAUGE OF tho accident
The work 81 cquipping the brooklyn 'ity cars
with safety Tenders win begin this week
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Grand Rapids Mich. Dec 2i.-The Supreme Court
Of Michigan has handed down decision In the
celebrated United Brethren Church case. appealed
from the Circuit Court OF Alesan county. in which
the decision Of the lower is reversed, the Eu
pre,ne Court deciding in favor Of the side known
as conservatives or radicals The cas-, Just decided
derives It's importance from the fact that II has
been made n test case for the state ana mas been
bitterly contested for nearly four years. II prae-
JcaIIy shuts the liberals and gives all the
church houses and other property In the state OF
Michigan T. the conservatives. The supreme Court
held the under consideration for several
.ls
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THE SENECA IN FIRE AT SEA
FORCED TO ABANDON HER NoNAG To THIS P'Ki
AND RETURN TO HAvANA-THE FLAMES
STILL rNSUBDUEI

STILL rNSU BDTED
,.oy.ra Dec 2i-The American steamer Seneca
c,oir stevens which sailed from this port yes
do, for Eew-Ycrk, returned to-day arriving al
!, o'clock this morning, with her forehod on IRE
The municipal and commercial hreinen ana the
crovs of the warshps Infanta Isabel. Magallahes
or5 Neuva Espana and the Spanish mail steamers
,to,,a,ideo and Catalina making Efforts 10 eN-
m Senecas cargo consists mainly Of tobacco.
NJ ne Dr. was discovered when the vessel was
aansortuecht miles out. a-d. after making V,soI
Sc ,yyorts 10 cxtinguish IT, the captain resoNru
Jus - rtsk Increased to return. Three times we
a. , intended TO abandon the vessel owing to Inc
I.-A..
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THE ORIGIN OF GREAT BRITAIN'S ANNIE

Paris Dec 2t-The petit Marseillas" has pub
ljshel a notable leader under the caption Inc
Origin of Great Britain's Anxiety" The writes
saws that England obtained minute Information
concerning the Toulon defences ana afsehal anu
Erarce's naval system through the energy Of an
Eng,ishman who commanded tn" Prince OF Monaco $
Yacht when 1t being repaired at Ioulon. ne
commented upon 1t with much bitterness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-25
THIEVES CAUGHT IN SrARHS JEWELRr STORE.

Albert Aberson. twenty years old slight. dark-''rd
'.ing young man. who calls himself actor.
and lives Is said. at the Continental Hotel walked
with John g. Belmont twcnyone years old. clerk. OF
No 80 Colum5us-aye.. into Theodore l.. stars DIG
tcv.v store No. .O6 Fifthav". Saturday afternoon
on pretcnce of buying Christmas presents AiDer'so
hccan To inspect jewery. Belmont presently en-
salesman yersation, but neither OF the
snssIs noticed Detectives Nugent sheridan. who
zee watching them. As Albcrtson slipped set
Of diamond studs valued at $40 into his pocket Nugent
stepp.d up and colltred him
pn,b men taken 10 Police Headquarters and to-
aay viii be charged with the larceny Jefferson Market
Polies Court
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nr,ru M GENERAL JoHy ". SrRlGrE.

T.coma. Wash Dec. 2i-Gca"ral Jo!Sl W
s:uraruc who was colonel Of IN" 6"i ONO h"Sl-
rneni. ami afterwarl brevetted hrlHaH''r-S'h''"'
arI who was for thirteen years Western manager
~ rho Northern Pacific Railroad. died here this
evening from hear, trouble H. had been "iling
three years. but was not dangerously III u''' '"'
many night d. was s,vcty-.!X years old.
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THE LOSS OF THE RoNcLAD RoosMKA

St Petersburg. Dec 2i-The party organiz'i ny
Soworin manager 81 the "Novoe Nremya TO
search FOR the lronclad Roosllka. which sank In
the Baltic last fall. report that hey have found
traces 81 tho vessel IN" G1t~rnri'nt Ms 'fi"., ~
that the report bc supposed. believing u impr"h-
able that private enterprise should nave succ"clci
thus after the Ministry ~ Marine had made a fall
ure OF the came undertaking.
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THE BANKS DIRECTORS FLED FROM TOWN

Prague. Dec. "a mob gathered on Friday IN
the streets OF Chumov!z and marched o. the savings
bank which had suspended payment. owing - the
enhancement 81 is money hy the cashier. Spinka
All the members % the board OF directors fed
from the city AMI one kille! himself with re-
vOlver I'm a nearby town. Spinka vas a municipal
councillor. Beyond ierrifs Ing the directors. IN"
mob accomplished nothing. although II hcsiegcl the
bank for several hours.
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nrirn OF GEORGE SHfRlYO0D.

Chicago. Dec ei-Gcorge Sherwood. the senior
,nor,bor II the George Sherwood School FURNITURE
couuauv died this morning from an attack ol Tue
grip. Mr. Sherwood had been cohsP'o""uS ~
zon Of Chicago for nearly half a century. lie WIS
,c,, in <.v.- Milford IItchhcd County. Conn Jan
nary 2 ls2S In the flll of 1876 ne arrived in 'hl-
Gag, and started his factory. George Sner"o''
wa; Al the time Of his death the head of the com
p,nv which bears his name: also Of the Guarantee
fts ,ssociation and of the West Side Elevated
Hallway COMPANY The burial will be AT GrdcelAhd
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.>orrfc,> ANTI-TAX RIOT IN SICILY.

Dana nee. pa popular demonstration against
,,n town authorities was made yesterday at Ier-
cara dI Fredai. about nifty miles from Palermo
80. rho crowd was dispersed by troops. Two
oeaii. md several rioters were wounded. me
snas has ssc 1vt r'fe hsdwhy
SCH, from several parts Of the Island Four ba,,
rn ~ he regular army VIII start from Naplrs
Tor ia'e,l ,,rd in rcpressng the cgiiation.
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nrATn OF uENRY rETTIr.
LONDON. Dec. Henry Petit tn drmaurt
Gici here from typhoid fever this evening


died here from typhoid fever this evening
Henry Petit was q leading writer ~ n"lo-
drama and worked In collaboration AT various
times with Sir Augustus Harris, sims Merritt ana
Grundy Some Of his plays In this country
for many nights. and indeed are still on tn"
boards here. The besi-known works ~ MIR Petit
are Queens Evidence" which won him his hr,t
real fame: Black Flag" The word" IN col
Elaboration with MIR. Merritt and Sir Augustus
Uarris; Taken from Life" Pluck with llar-
risl "In the Ranks" with Sims, Human Mature
,,yith Harr1sD: "HarbOr Lights" (wltn Sims; Bells
Of Haslemerc' with Grunlyl. Hands Across ne
Sea Faust Up 10 Date" bnr!csqu" lwltn SIMS
the Silver FAILS "i.ondou Day by Day '"lth
sims: "a Million Of Money" with Harris. ana
TN. Prodgal Daughter wlta Harris; "nich
has jus, ended a long run at the American Theatre
i'm
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u lnHIID

MANNING MORGAN SL LuScs Church Brockport.
=. Y. 10y Il" R"v. James skinner. December 18Th.
1895 Sara daughter II the late Dayton :. Morgan to
DR. Frslori,k Arnold Mnnnlnc. of New-York.
PATTEN- hREOD-At Trenton y. j.. April 3. 1898 by
Rcy. Mr. i;aroc Edith Mary Uarrod OF Burlington.
X / TO James Merrill Patten of Brooklyn ~ Y
Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with
full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-25
MADRID BAKERS STRIKE POSTPONED.

Madrid. Dec. 1.-THE strike planned by the !o"'
nevmcn bakers Of Madrid has been postponed as
largo eunniies Of bread were brought in from the
nr,yinces Most of the men who leit WORK, YES
terday went back to-day. sixty leaders oi '''
movement have been arrested.
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,,ooRISu INDEMNITY TO SPAIN.

,.,, nee 2i-The Sultan OF Morocco has guar
anteed indemnity to Spain Tor the ehcroacnms ,na
VI ''e drties The newspaper organs OF the Gov
CUSTOM , here seem TO be satisfied with Muley
araafs promises in this mater for his Of
prepa,r r.t corps Toe troops viii b concentrates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-25
THERE WAS 80 BATTLE At ITAJAHY.

(copgriehf; $3.50. By me tn''cd Irr'S)
Rio Janciro. Dec. 2iThe report OF a bloody
battle nj Itaiahy State Of Santa Catharina. III
which 400 insurgents were said to have been Killed.
has no foundation in fact II was discrclli.H Ell
erolly from the first and is now authoritatlvely
denied