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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-01

Department.
Is Lots Ladies' and Misses Plain and
Trimmed Kersey and Cheviot
Refers at the uniform price Of
$500
Reduced from s2l.5O, s2o.50, SIS, ser,
l Lot Ladies' Monkey, Astrachan and
Marten Fur Capes, 20 inches long.
$500
Reduced from $3.50, s25.
l Ladies Alaska Seal Cape. size SO bust.
$4,000
Reduced from 500.
l Ladies' Otter Cape, size "a bust,
$4,000
Reduced from $50.
/ Lot Ladies' Astrachan Fur Capes,
$1,000
Reduced rom SEQ.
l Ladies Alaska Seal Coat, size 3S bust,
S237.JO
Reduced from $500.
/ Ladies' Alaska Seal Coat, size SO bust,
80 inches long,
$1,000
reduced from $3.50.
? Ladies' Fedora Astrachan Fur Capes.
sizes SO and 40, "a inches long,
$4,000
Reduced fr m si5
/ got Ladies' Plain Plush Jackets,
$1,000
Reduced from 500. s22.5o, t25.
l Lot Ladies' Plain Plush Jackets,
800
Reduced from sic. 50. $3.50. SIS.
1 Lot Ladies' Fur Trimmed Plush Jack
cts,
$500
Reduced from 80. si5'
l Lot Ladies' Plush Dolmans,
$500
Reduced from s22, SOS, So.
l Lot Ladies' Embroidered Plush Dol
mans,
Reduced from as
> Lots Ladies' and Misses Refers. Light
Beavers. Both plain ana Fur-Trim-
med. Sizes IA 10 A.. 2s to 80 inches
loag,
$3.50
Reduced from $3.50, 81. ss. $40. s12. so.
10 Lots Ladies' and Misses Fine Wool
Rec 'ers. Light and dark colors. Plain
aud Fur-Trimmed. Sizes IA TO A., %
TO 30 inches long. At the uniform
price of
Il. A no
Reduced from sI25O, sl3. so. si5'
% Ladies' NcwmarNets. of light and dark
Cheyiots and Kerseys some with
Hoods, some with Capes, some plain.
All at the uniform price of
$500
Reduced from sis, SEQ. s22 80.
| Lot Ladies' Newmarkets at the uni
form price OF
$4,000
Reduced from s22 so, s25, $50.
l Lot Ladies' Embroidered Kersey Fe-
dora Capes, in Blue, Black aud Tan,
$500
Reduced from SIS, So, &c. so.
| Lot Ladies' Dolmans,
$500
h'uuCcu rum 700.
1 Lot Lad es' Dolmans.
$1,000
Reduced from ,e5.
1 Lot Ladies' Dolmans,
$1,000
Reduced from us, SO, So. so.
l Lot Misses Newmarkets, all IL and IA
sizes, at the uniform price of
800
Reduced from s15, SO, SIS, $50.
/ Lo; Misses Newmarkels,
$500
Re luced rom $3.50. SO, &c. so, SIS, 500.
/ Lot Ladies' Tea Gowns,
$500
Reduced from 8. IS, Z, IS.
/ Lot Ladies' Wool Suits.
$500
Reduced from IS. 81. $40.
/ Lot Ladies' Wool Suits,
$1,000
Reduced from sle. so, ,l3. 50. $500
Lot Ladies Wool Suits,
$1,000
Reduced from 1880. ,1s. $50.
Lot Ladies Suits,
$500
Reduced from se2. so. se5. $50
Lot Ladies' Suits,
$4,000
Reduced from go. tI5, $50. $50.
Lot Children's Gre chels,
$500
Reduced from 1850. ", ts.
Lot Children's Gretchens.
$3.50
Reduced from sio. ,ie, ti3.
Lot Children's Gretchens,
$1,000
Reduced from 1881 tis. SIC. els. $50.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-01
Mems and Boys
Furnishing
Department.

l Lot Men Natural Wool. Half Hose.
35c.
Reduced from joc.
Lot DIR. Warmers Cancels Hair. Half
Hose,
35c.
Reduced from soc.
l Lot British Merino, Half Hose,
35c.
Reduced from 500.
/ Lot Jersey Top Shirts,
soc.
Reduced 75c.
l Lot Mems overshirts.
$1.OO.
Reduced from sl.5O.
l Lot Flannel Shirts, "Star Make"
$3.50.
Reduced from 81
l Lot Best Unlaundered White STrts,
open back, or back aud front,
zoe.
Reduced from 81.
l Lot Solid 5-ply Linen Collars, all the
Leading Styles,
= for 25c.
Reduced from zoe. each.
100 Dozen 4-ply Linen Collars, 1900 Fine,
all the lie ding shapes.
&c.
Reduced from l5c.
l Lot Full Dress Muflers,
$1.5O.
Reduced from 81.
Lot Grain Gloves. Wool Wrist.
43c.
Reduced from soc.
l Lot Wool Gloves,
43c.
l Lot Wool Mitts, Leather Palm,
43c.
AL reduced from SOC.
81 Dozen Four-in-Hands
43c.
l6 Dozen Ticks,
10 Dozen Pufs,
43c.
All reduced from 5Cc.
Lot Natural Lambs Wool Underwear.
zoe.
Lot Normal Camel's Hair Underwear,
zoe.
r -. Gil, u-.ny Ivl
zoe.
Lot Heavy Fleeced. Cotton Underwear.
75c.
Lot White Glastonbury Underwear,
75c.
All reduced from 81.
Lot Natural Australian Lambs Wool
Underwear,
$3.50.
Reduced from 81.
Lot DR.. Warmers Cancels Hair Under.
wear, all Drawers,
$500.
Reduced from SO.
Lot DIR. WarJer's Natural Wool Und,r-
wear, all Drawer,
$500.
Reduced from So.
Lot Jsros HYGIENE Underwear,
S1.75.
Reduced from g.. 20.
Lot Bows Cocheco Flannel Underwear,
sizes 4 to 10,
Reduced from sl.25.
Lot Boys White Merino Underwear,
zoe.
Lot Boys Mixed Merino Underwear,
zoe.
Reduced from iOc.
Lot Boys Natural Wool Underwear,
zoe.
Reduced from 81.
Lot Norfolk and New Brunswick Tn
derwear, all Drawers,
S1.75.
Reduced from $50.
Lot Seamless, Cotton Half Hose,
zoe.
Lot Fine Black Wool Half Hose,
zoe.
Lot Fine Merino Half Hose,
zoe.
All reduced from 25c.
Lot Fine Wool Seamless Half Hose,
2Jc.
Reduced from 2jc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-01
Ladies and
Misses
Department,

/ Lot Ladies, Mink, otter, Marten and
Seal Muffs,
$1,000
Reduced from sl3.5O SIS, SIS.
| Lot Ladies' Canton Flannel Wrappers,
silk Fronts,
$3.50
Reduced from a..
| Lot Infants Cloaks, have been e., g., IS,
81, IS. $40, sl2, els, SIS.
Reduced Go JUST oNE-HALT.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-19

Stary lekarz doktor, przestawvrv
Praktykowac, q psjao d~oreczony przss
Misyonarxy Wsohoduich In6ii, formu-
larz prostego ~leczenis warsywaui, "
kr6tkim czasie zupelnie lecsy suchoty,
.Eapalenis krtaui, katary, dychawice
inne gardlowe i piuone choroby. oraz
zuPefne ipredkie ~wylscsenis nsrwo-
wych slabotci ! nerwowyoh chor6b, pc
wypr6bowaniu tych leczniczych irod-
k6w " ~tysiacxnych wypadEach wxial
sobie - obowiaIek oglosi6 TO swym
cierpiacym xiomkom. Bedac przejqty
checia ul4enia cierpiaoej ludzkoSci, Il
prxeszle n darmo ka4demu kto aada
receipt " Niemiecxim, Francuzkim lub
Angielskim jezyku Z wskaz6wkami jak
utywac.
Adresowac Z d~olsczeniem mark
imienia gszetv. ". Il. Noyes,
$40 Powers Rack. Rochester, N. Y
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-19

|spoczywajace rusztowanie, kt6rs siegs
a do stroPu. Roboty rozpocsna sic "
Przysslych dniach. Fseski mslowa6 be-
die srtysta-nalarz p. Bolsslsw ks-
szcsyhski, ucseh akadenii malarskiej "
Monachium, pochodsscy ! Ksiestws.
sstukaterys saS ~ykona sztukmistr., p.
Roslle 3 Wenscyi Nasamprz6d odne-
wione sostanie Presbiteryum, 90 potrwa
2 lata. NaboAedstwo odbywsc sic be.
die tym osssie wkaplicy S~so.drskich,
Tub t.a " koSciels Fanny Maryi.
- Pisza : Pleszewa: Trzynastu emil
grant6w aydowskioh Kr6lestwa Pol
skiego xatrEymal landrat tutejsxy, po-
uiewa4 wyohodzcy ME bedsc " posiada.
niu paszPort6w, zamierzsli uda6 sic do
Aueryki. Lsndrat nakazai odstawi6
ion szuPasem do granicy rosyjskiej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-19
Y zabOru ~pruskiegO.

Dnia Is CEerwca umsrl " SsDostrze-
In ma zspalenie piuo Ignacy hr. Bnif
ski 73 roku .yoia. S. p. Bnihski
pochodzil re stsro4ytnegO rOdu Osso-
lihskieh, kt6rej odnoga " s~zesuastym
wieku osiadla M Bninie, przyjela NAIVE
B1f6skich.
Nieboscxyk byi przez k~ilksdziesist
lat czlonkiem izby psnow / nsls4al
wsrod s~rystokrsOyi nsszej do zastspu
SzczerYoh lojslist6W, mimo 2, sic czul
duszs / oialem Polakiem. To tea & p.
Buihsk " isbie psn6w niejednokrotnie
" obronie ucisnionsj narodowosci nsszej
gorliwie przsmawial, ubolewsjao mad
zsElepieniem rzsdu, ktory ME Edolsi
zrozumiec obowiazku ! korEySci swej "
uszsnowaniu naszej nsrodowosoi.
= Piis. z,odaO, wytryskujsOe bar
dzo obicie, wielkie ~sprowsdziso ME-
szczescis, DO osmnascie dotsd don6w
|gsozi z~spsdnieciem. Niekt6re z Mich
pooseto nswet rozbiersc, DO jskkolwiek
o~pusEozone przeE mieszksho6w, latwo
robotnikom, " pobliAu prscujscym, ME.
bezpieczne stscby sic mogly.
= Emigracys I Wielkiego Ksieztws
do nows0o twists i~stnieje Oddswns, ale
gdy " lstaOh ubieglych ~opuszczaio kraj
~EszwycEsj cd poltOra do dWoch tysiecy
ludEi, 70 " rOku biesaoym emigraoya
urosls d roEmisr6v niepraktykowsnych.
W oisgu pierwSEyoh miesiecy wywedro-
vaso okoso 5000 ludzi. Emigruja pre-
waauis rolnioy. POwody - rozmaits,
nstury og~6lnisjssej, ME bez wpiywu
wszak1e pozostsje ! nieurodzaj lat osta.
tnich, orsz dzisislnOsc sgsnt6w smigrs-
cyjnYOh.
W tumie pozushskim podjets 10.
stana Obscene prsos ornsmentsncyjne.
Ustsnowiono iua M tolssnyoh waloaeh
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-19

dow jednego tylko powiatu, q
takich Powiat6w mymy 2ol StarRa
cicho dobywa sic Z Mich 20 dx~isnnikaeh.
Ludnosc dxiekuje aandarmom 1 posscss-
g6lnym osobom, n chwilowy ratunek Z
toni, n kawalsk chleba s6cka Tub ira
TIVE ~dovieEiony, . oseks jskiegos smiso
wanna wyAszego nadarsmnie.
= W zamku kr6lewskim m Wawslu
= cd pewnego orasu kilkunsstu ludsi
PRAGUE Hwawo mad compensation po.
krytyeh CRUDE warstwa tynku, pobialy
4 fsrb, ozd6b oeunych rxezbiarskich =
pozostafyoh Z dawnyoh epok twietnossi
re1ydsucyi kr6l6w ~polskiOh. Jakoa cd
skrobsno | oczyszczono ju4 " ten spo-
sob kilka pieknych gotyckich odrs-i,
wsPaniale rzezbionych M p~srterre ! m
.Pierwszeu pietrse guachu, ksmienne
barokowe ozdoby gi6wnej klatki soho
dowej, caly szereg Eamurowanyoh fu
tryn okiennych zepoh p~rsejtciowej po.
miedzy gotykieu . ~odrod1eniem m
krutganku pierws.ego pietra przeili-
czne, wczesno-reuesansowe rzezby We.
wnetrznego korytarsa M ealeryi dru-
giego pietra, naresEcie = bogato rzez
bione i ssocone sstukaterye, kt6remi
sPoka zygmunt6w p~rzyozdobiia pokoik
wie1y " tax zwanej ,,kurzej stopie".
Wszystkie to roboty prowsdzi terra
zuiejsxy komendant koszar xamkowych
p. major Ceaikowski, utywsjsc do mich
si woiskowych, pomiedsy kt6remi znsj.
dujs sic rdolni ~ksmieniarze ! sztukarze.
Mysla przewodnia p. komendanta
jest, jak on sam wyjasnia, wzbud1ic "
zaiodze wojskowei, rajmuiacej te gina
chy, poszanowauie ola arcydziel, jakie
nam nays wietuiejsza epoka sztuki costa.
villa W spuscirnie. MyE to, ~1aprawds.
/ cywilizacyjna, apod.rwisc
uszanowanie ola prseszlcsci Il
pietyzmu, Z jakrm jest przeprowadzons.
= Cesarz Ksieoia- biskupa wroclaw-
skiego Kardynaia Koppa miaaowal "a,
stePca msrszaika krajowego Sslaska,
czyli wicePrezydentsm sejmu tamtej
szego. Kwsstya, kto otrxyms te GO
dnosc, oddawna zajmowala kola polity
CINE ma Slazku. - wyb6r psdnie M
KErdynais Koppa, tsgo Mkt ME prss-
widywal. WiaSciwie Kardynai piastuje
zbyt wysoka godnoSc W Kosoiele ] "
4yciu towsrxyskiem,i ably posada VICE.
prezYdenta tax maluczkiego sejmu jak,
slazki, odPowiadah jego sytuacyi oso-
bisteI. Nsdto Kardynal Kopp wpraw-
die, mianowsny Biskupem Wroosswia
stall sic un sujet mixte (prusko-austry-
ackim atoli jest to bsrdzo wyjstko.
VEN wydarzeniem, Re TAXI dostojnik,
ME bedscy wyiacznie sustryackim oby-
watelem, otrzymuje urzad. kt6ry go
stswia W srodku walk po~litycznych.
Ma pierwszy rzut Okla Ia nominacya Jest
tax zadziwiajsca, te moanaby przypu
szczse, ae Ksrdynai ME przejmie jej.
Jednak pevnis pOprzednio byi 1aPy
tsuy musiai przyjsc, skoro nomins-
eva stais sic fAktem.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-19

M komisya, kt6ry ms ma celu, udac s;e
M Litwe, ably zbadac M mieJscu, j..
kich utyc frodk6w, by radykalnie
smoskwioic Litwe, Rdya podlug rapor-
tow nowego Jenerai G~ubernatora do
ty~ohozasowe represalis, ufYte Prssciw
Polakom, ME odnoszP skutk6w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
SHIPPING .NEU s.
PORT or NEw.YORK- MONDAY. JAS. III. ls'5
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamer buffalo fBr. Mslct NIL December - Boston
January 10 with ud,r 10 Nanlcfrpn 4 son At ''u q"
the n1r AZ ladoa. sn Wright Bremen, peccnbct -
shield, - md-e t, John a scaser Arrived at '''
steamer !" = caland ,pu'e9 De yle o Am' 1,%s
December - Bouiosnr ~, WIN HHl,e 10 '""'"' Ivy
co. steamer 'S' ln" ~ When Dutch sorss.arcr s%''c
Gaa ~ cnn,ana - tuanta -. La Gualia .,
ruelto Cehlo a. .H,ae"G ' sna I,tt,.oaS" Viii
n1sc and i6rSc passengers TO Knnhardt & 60. Arrived
at s ,eg f iemEo dtaG Marco c,tren' Dccsmbsr
Il Me'na g raS a ~ 'i at Inc n' WIT It ma
stamr oho r. tshr S'@ , DSsce", ~ r.
nusk Jsyon. Arrived at tne i',r at J. m. %,
Win 5' .ag,r ~ "rsf ,..c 70 Faach EIye To- Ar
Fcd 1,s az nf r ni5 a. P Thompson Prosr Jnaory
with hemp 70 Tnebaud Bros. Arrived at the Bar ut =
STEAMER Yumur ve,a Cru, January T. Can an.
peehe rToGr'o ~ W, ,"Ia" Co. Arrived a. ue Ia at
,ingst"n January l. Port Iinon T. Win mdse and on.
passenger TO PM Forwood Co. Arrived Of the haf AZ
G s,d,%'r rNcc-2r rsrsy Scw.oro'n' with "d'' aud
rs ,r T. va" SsS mdc and
s,carr y 2c"a"e McSce Charleston AID Jackson
v Vita mds "aa fisher savanah With -c
passengers 70 /. l. waIkcr no,o ,vo., Pain, Va. with
S,eaIm H g m :" The od dominion amship Co.
mus S,e a Ioyal Prince IN. Cotton Philadelphia VIII
Stcamcr roagc city Bennett Portland n,oc,e hay.
Sandy Hook, 10 m-"l"n '" "Ou
CLEARED.
.,..o. fhoroLce p,a.c Charleston and Jacksonville
WIZ a. n5 Eleanor Grove PortlandIIoratlo iall ~
Steamer Arronaut or. Lesos. KINGSTON h''''e "'''
OWL tc,mcr Tbe Cier Cocsse, Bremen or southampton
oc STEAMER Apollo Br. Sykes Antwc'p-snnher'on
Son, Steamer Domo Cpr Marshall. Newca'tle'onIyne-
Ks"sa. city. Fisher savonnahR Wakcr
Steamer Wyanoke. Boaz, West Point Fa-od po"''o"
SIS s s." Yom,dic Br) Clark, Mvcrrool-iI Maitland
Kerr ccorrc w Civde Joln.on: San Domingo CITY.
- steamer a,r,,a ,r'or Vim T. Ciyde & Co.
Oal" o ne D,man. Kettercr. London-oust Hesc'
SAILED
Seamcrs Monhansset for bristol +. W. Bruce ba'i'
TmT MOVEMENTS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PORTS
sIo,mor RunIc CI,r. Lindsay from New-Yok January
4 arrived at Liverpool January 10, x,. vorh H..
Steamer Bcdoun ..r ,ye ,,.aTn an mS Is.
Steamer st. Romans tBrl, Campbell Saiea from Liver
pool for New.York, January H.; fam xow.yo,h Decem
| hor 90 ,rriyed at Hull January ID 81. ,>,
steamer Martco Cr). Rca. from Nc"'fork December
| steamer Croma Or Lord, sailed from Ounce 10
steamer jerry city OBJ, sendell. sailed from Swan
sea i@a Australia Cs woodhousc from New.york
December 20 arrived a. 'd,'t from Ncwyor
January for Hamburg passed ne ihhnu SWorn n.
steamer 1aormina m;er, Koch rom Ne"''"'" ~
ce%"s go oTTI sSu 81 'Trs }I% i from
December 81 arrived a. nnb1t9 J'I fep SowyorA
December "a for Rotterdam arrived at Antwerp January
| NewYork January H. ,,. :,
Stramcr xnniis iPr) Grierson from Ncw-York Dc
Steamer Lsboncnsc Brl. Trcrafthcn. from New forS
| December Is. arrived at rernambuco January IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
A FATAL FIRE ~ PHILADELPHIA

ONE MAN BURNED TO DEATH. ANOTHER HURT
FATALLY IN JUMPING FROM THE WINDOW.
Philadelphia, Jan. lG.-Durng n fire this morning
in q cheap lodging house, at $50 Cherry ST., John
Mullough, n blind man, was burned TO death. james
Kelly, lodger, was fatally injured by jumping from
the third-sory window. and Edward Miles was scr
oisly hurt by also jumping from the window. Several
other persons were slightly injured. The lodging
house was kept by Mrs. Lizzie McNaly. Tile fire
was started by the explosion Of IA limp II quickly
sprcad and james Mulough, blind man, who was
sleeping I'm the second story. was burned to death.
I'm the third story Edward Hill, James Kelly and Ed
ward Miles were asleep. When awakened by the
smoke their escape by the stairs was cut off, and they
jumped from the window to the street below. Kelly
fractured his skull and will die Miles broke his leg
and arm but will recover. Ill The last to jump
and escaped serious injury by jumping into blanket
that some Of the neiehbors held under the window.
The loss by the fire Is about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
INCOMING SHIPS REPORT ROUGH WEATHER.

Incoming ships yesterday reported rough weather
off the Grand Banks and down the New-Eneiand
coast Vessels from the south also experienced heavy
weather and intense cold they came up the coast
The steamship Letimbro. from Mederriheah
n,oa nv heavy seas as She approached the
coast In the forenoon tug came In from
Philadelphia towing barge and the barge looked
like an iceberg clear white and gitering In the sun
light The British steamship Gladious, from Shields
was iced from to stern when she came III ai'"T
n hard battle with the North Atlantic gales ana waves
The steamer Eastgatc from Progresso, MEXICO "So
reported bad weather gales and heavy seas "' 500"
as she left the Gulf Stream on her way mp Sh
caurht the storm and the intense cold. She arrived
in covered with Ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
TIE BROKER ACCUSED OF LIBEL.
CHARGED WITH SENDING ANONYMOUS CIRCU
LARS TO HIS RIVALS CUsToMERs.

LARS TO HIS RIVALS CUSTOMERS,
Criminal libel is the charge upon which George
A. Stanton. insurance broker at No. 80 Broadway'
arrested yesterday by Detectives Heard ana smell
Con, Of the Central Office The cOmplanants are the
members OF the firm of Beccher Schenck 81 Co., OF
No. "A Pne-st general agents OF the Assurance Loyds
Of America. stanton is tho agent OF rival company
On December 90. according to the testimony which
led to his Indictment he sent circulars to dozen
customers Of the firm. abusing It's members. Inc
circulars. which were signed Z" One Who Knows con-
ned charges that the frn didn't pay its debts, and
had been concerned In several questionable ransac-
ions.
W. w. flanagan, president Of the Southern Ma
tona Bank No. 70 Wallst.. received one OF the CIR
euars and II to the firm. Superintendent Byrnes
was asked to find out who had sent IT. Detectives
Heard and Sheldon, who were put on the case, found
out that Charles g. Burgoyne, OF No $50 Centre-st,
mad printed the circulars for Arthur T. Foster clerk
In Stant0ns employ. Foster arrested on charge
q libel and held In $500 bail by Police Justice Grady
Alter being locked up over night he admitted that
he had merely acted for his employer.
Mr. Beecher went before the Grand Jury on Thurs
Jay and had stanton indicted lie could not be fuun1
nrst being In Philadelphia, " was said. The De.
ecuves arrested him in his Office yesterday. Bail
Vas liked at 81 800. and was furnished In cash by
Shares A. Hall, Of No. &c Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
PRESIDENT pArroy TO RESUME WORK sooy.

rnnoeton. NJ j.. Jan. 16 tSpeciaD.-President Patton
"noncted the regular chapel exercises this morning
:" The first time in nearly year. lie expects soon
resume bis regular duties. While his health since
~ return from switzerland. where he spent last sum
80. has been much better than 1t in the spring,
mas not permitted him to undertake any protracted
S. In addition to tie regular exercises this morn
w. % made plea for the support OF the University
lung Ciub. the membership OF which has decreased
.Ne coleee opened. The club was started rs an
~ hmcnt last spIlng and has received the support
49,. ne aeulty and alumni but Mt present II does not
~ az 20 De on the high road to The members
e iScuity are trying earnestly to make II successful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

ASKING A STAY AGAINST ". X VANDERBILT
Boston. Jan. 1G.-In the matter OF the collision
between W. X. Vanderbs yacht Alva and the
steamer II. F. Dmock Of the Metropolitan Steamship
Company. the Metropolitan Company TODAY Fled II
motion In the United states District Court asking the
court Stay an proceedings the part OF Mr. Wander
bilt unt II" has paid all costs and expenses OF IN"
previous suit. II l. alleged by tic petitioner that
Henry Morrison, Oh" master OF III" Alvn. has lesnh
proceedings In Ncw-York and that lie J. simply act
Inc I'm the interest Of Mr.. Vanderbilt II Is further
mare alleged that counsel for Mr. Morrison /, acting
under the direction Of Mr.. NAndriblt'- attorneys. II
Is also claimed that Mr.. Morrison, ~ril !, breach
of the restraining order passed by the District court
in August Lust A hearing on The motion VIII be given
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THE FLAG OF NEW ORLEANS.
nm The Hartford COurant.

From The Hartford Courant.
The Connecticut Historical Society has In us pos,
session the identical United states nag mat Eeneiai
pnter raised over the New Orleans Custom
iousc after the first flag pulled down and torn To
sbreds by the people OF New Orleans on the m
his nag and the threats OF the women OF New-Or'is
10 Insult II that Buffers famous order was issued ' or
~ arrast and urosccutlOn Of every woman lOunu III
w., treets nj fhr CITY after O'Clock In the evening
The flag is large handsome SILK one OF reg u'a1'
Inv md sbows no signs OF wear injury: IL Is
Dnecessarv In saw that Buffers hanging the man
Who nulled down the first flag and the severe a.
WY ntmn rrcvened nny danger to the nag on Inc
cu.fom 6orse After the war the nag was el.en ~ ~,
,iideon Weies Lincoln's Secretary OF me NyS' ""'
hw rim was presented 10 the Historical >oc''S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

THE BASEBALL PLAYER TRIES TURN on

THE BASEBALL PLAYER TRIES TURN on
THE VARIETY STAGE.
Sometimes out Of the mass OF monsrous Samcnes'
Of public amusements and from the arid waste OF medi
ociity comes something utterly and irredeemably
bad that Il IL ridiculous and cXcrnciatngiy funny.
When the bad l., 80 bad that II becomes good 1t may
he said that extremes meet. \ meeting Of extremes
was effected Yesterday afternoon ut the Imperial Nh c
Hall. when NJ. j. Kelly. the king Ct the baseball
field" appeared public entertainer for the first
time in this city. Mr. Kelly came upon the stage IT,
black frockcOa light trousers rather too short for
him. white CATERS and shirt bosom. collars and cuffs
with red checks about two inches square. william
Jerome came from the opposite side OF the Stage and
met him. and when the laughter caused by the dis
reputable appearance Of the two had su'nidc1 they
did what they called singing
William jerome T.. far recorded history goes,
the worst singer who ever appeared on the variety
stage. II Is said that be makes his own songs. II
he chooses TO confess the authorship of them nobody
likely 10 dispute II with him. MI. Jerome per
formed one Of these song. while Mr. Kelly stood be
side him. looked foolish. and and then contributed
a sound which made dScOrd Mr.. Jerome. by the
way, has the rare faculty Of making discord with
his voice. all by himself. Mr. Kelly went away and
Mr. Jerome said that he would sing q couple Of paro.
dies while Mr.. Kelly was putting on his baseball COS
tune In order 10 reciic Casey at the Bat Ills own
part of this threat Mr.. Jerome mercilessly carried
out, and then Mr.. Kelly appeared dressed exactly rs
before. lie began In the middle Of Casey at the
Bat and spoke the OF the latter half OF II with
the same kind and degree Of expression that would be
given by boy In the Infant class OF Sunday school
TO poem about the death Of good little girl Tho''
persons present who had heard De Wolf Hopper re-.
cite Casey al the Eat" nj detected the dteren C
IL must be- said again. however, was hlnted In the
beginning, that rythng done 10y McSsrS Kelly ana
Jerome bad that n kept the audience IN parlN
vsms Of mrth. The rest Of III" bill ut the Imperial
This week Is up 10 "A little beyond The usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
Connlrn Real estate for Sale


\ CIiOlf f. hons GA thu crest 81 ofangr
Mountain. y. J.. adjoining tn Cen. Nc.
(, Han state. short dfiNr from Orange
dcpOts Jrrtslnl" br macadlmifrd, r.r'.
rti, rnad- and cabl0 fDid nov building ~
lr0uuDin>iG- : arfr- nn"lv Improve"
large rr>ldonc" ana -tiblr- over $4,000
-lrnt on thr property an1 viii ic ."ii low
Tor ,sndy qumk sail" lDW. l.. HAM H.
ION s co. ~ ~ nd"sv.
Agency FOR Mon TCLAlit -l;csidence
prOpcr'ic- fOt sale and ~ Yet large variety
u choice building sites. II BIS TAr.
LOK BeclNnfu-,t.. aud Monnliir
FOH SALE- Gj.ncir Dclrvare Peach
farm. good land. hou-' and ban, noir r'il-
road. " J. fOTfIH. - North june
pr -. Philadelphia.
IAkiwOOD To ia %. fDr al. NV.
clrran, rr-li'Hcc. ~ rooms. lo' looNljO.
cofnnr '.lfi0u-aNe.. prlD', lb.IsO rent
moicfaS Photographic Views. JOHN =.
AITf.N 2.OiS 3dhyr.
PROPERTY in the Oranges y. J. "a
spo-iaity): some bargains for sale. J.. J..
HAMIiTOS & CO.. % Broadway. y. Y.
TO NJ SOLD IT. u" camps Hotel.
Dockrriown. y. J. January I'm between
the hours %, and ;. o.' O, the beat n M
Ia SussrN County 1876 acres, running
-frrau fful': de- irihlr hons.