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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-11
Sales bp Gurtlun.

Z, UPREME coURT-sECURITY TRUST coMpANY
- OF ROCHESTER,. y. Y. "a Temporary Receiver or
Ale and Beef Manufacturing Company against DENIS
Coleman and others Pursuant to an order OF lhe su
preme Court duly made In this action all the assets or
The Ale Beef Manufacturing Company COMPRISING ,,s
brewery on Goth street New lork its leases hN
ures furniture hDt,ling plant patents, uademarNs se
hog sheads barrels wagons etc VIII be sold az Pupllc
auction free and clear from all claims ~ No. uo es
Both street New-York May 18TH isoi at III CLOCK
a. Liberal credit given A.. ,...,.
For inspection and OF sae call At the brewery
No gO Nest 3Cth street. any week DAY between 10
and the forenoon. or between ana III the after
noon.
Dated May 9TH 1904 -. :. -......~r =, ~
sEc'r'iirTY TRUST COMPANY OF ROCHESTER. n "
HARRIS a. HARRIS. temporary HeeeNer'
Attorneys for Receiver. Rochester, N. !.
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financial elections.

ooIo1t.t,,5,t,- PACIFIC FIRE iNsi-RANCE COMPANY
NETWORK MAY :. 1904 -
rNIIE ANNUAL ELECTION FOX DlhEC-
l TORS OF THE PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANT viii be- held the Office u the Company NO loi
Hroadwuy. Monday. the tweny-hrst day OF May lsVt
between the hours II II ard q cl1ck -
GEORGE JEREMIAH Secretary.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MAKKhiS ,,,,.,,
London May lo-9o r roH Yors 'Pennsylvan!a ara
s sna o.. mortgage =. ia canAl1tn nlaL o.
Trie i5,. second cons s. ~, ~ ,n,,non G2 New
Ye>R Seatrai iji Pennsylvania ~ do Ach.o,
Mexcen ,9is The amour, q bullion g nv M wone
Bank OF England on n@l S.t in the oren marke, ~
t' shoTt and months WIS - i,s Francs -
Do'h ss.t ouot- Der cent fen'ea a. tsn a., g,
far ,;, az for the account. and exchange Oh '
,,ancr ls centmes for che,s .,.cn, - the Bank -
,, r.als' iS~N,s a decrease Of 242oop ii""e' ." 49,
3r,,n May IoEx ehange On ,q, an ,genninEs Tor %
piennIss rhe statelnenf OF The Imperial pam -.
day oa, hys an increase specie Of l''fV" "''"
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financial.
ATCHISOA, TOPEKA G SANTAFE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
General Reorganization COMMITTEE

In consequence the voluntary formation OF several
protective committees In this country and Europe. repre-
sentlng different classes the Company and us
auxilares avoid adverse and conflicting plans OF re-
organization undersigned. and such others rs may
he associated with them the express request ana
corporation OF the Directors and officers
OF the Atchson. Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
have consented a General Reorganization Com
ali the various security hoders
creditors stockholders the Achson System Tor
the purpose OF assisting in the preparation pronusa-
ton carrying through proper plan OF reorsaniza
ton Of the financial affairs the Company. and look
ing to OF the property to the control OF
It's Stockholders and Directors the earliest practical
moment.
With the consent o. the Railroad Company Mr. stephen
Little has been engaged. verify by an immediate ex
nnaton Of us accounts all statements submitted by
the Officers Of the Company: and general pan for the
restoration Of Company credit will be presented
to the parties early date as practicable
Holders Of the bonds AMI creditors OF the Company
arc requested 10 send their names and addresses and
the amount Of their holdings the Secretary OF the
Committee In care Of the NETWORK GUARANTY
AND INDEMNITY COMPANY. Mutual Life Building
N,w-York.
Dated N.v-YoH Arru 18th, 1891
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1I1UE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW

rI,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW.
/ YORK to all persons interested In the estate Of
lanes Dixon assigned TO Ralph Earl irie IT, Tor Tie
b,nent OF creditors. send greeting
V,i and hereby cited ana required per-
raii IN be- and appear at Special Term ~ the Court
- C"nmon Pleas the city and county OF New-York
a. Dsth day Of May 1924. ten uclOcA theiC
and then 20 why final settlement OF the ac
amt, ~ Uauh Earl Prime IT,. assignee Of aboye-nnmed
amss NIXON msolycn debtor, should not be had, and II
n" cause be- shown. then TO attend the nal settlement
~ mo nssignee's accounts.
In testimony whereof have hereuno caused the seal
=" ~ III. OF Common Pleas for the city
Us) and county OF New York. 10 be hereunto affixed
N Witness Hon. Joseph T. DAILY, Chief Justice of the
said court this l2ih day OF April 1891
~ ~ ALFRED WAGSTAFF. Clerk.
H. f. and \. J. PRIME Il BURNS.
Attorneys for Assignee.
on1ra and PosOlce address. % Warburton ave,
jim city ~ Yonkers n. Y.
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os,.o PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.

49, H.. r. Inv, Yesterday To-day.
Aich ipp,. ontl .piA l;ost & Mont. 70 2eia
hos, a. fblf ia l55Ig Cal & Hecla. ....2> 80
= Is,r Qy.... Ieis ~ IniS' ,r,, '''' q
TS,si x II Is 10 ~ H,aIs $500 90 o2s.
Tv1ch r r pfi.. - '|s O C,"or -''''' 80 %
flint J 81. - u Tamarack ...... l63 lWI
Flint J. "a y 90 I2a ADMISSION l. Co.. II ~,
nP & II S.. - 10 : bos'I M, =, r "a
usss CentrtI.,' a, West End l. Co. II II
Mex Cen, COM - o., Roll Telephone. 100 l;Ne
Ny y E-.'',,t- IA Ianson 81 Ser. PA 2~i.l
NM T. - III l75 Water Power. ~ iss
Od COi''N =. ~ Centennial 900. "a "a
Rutland eO"s' - n l. Telephone. 55's or.
RUTLAND pr, g. : ia Butte & Bost... 9'r ~.
Wis Cent Gun -, Gen Electric.... S3ii 3b9t
WIS zen, ii""eoan ~ 10 Wrestling Eec... S7is ~
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... -, t,,,ds 5000 each. chicago Bur
i,Irg.,n K Quincy L. X Co.. due req, 80 ,,s New
tered 10 bearer. Secured under UuA' '''' "
England Trust CO. ,....r. y,ooda 81 900 each.
Phuadelpnia & Reading IL H. % 90 r-s 1850
pnglstered 20 Coupons on .o-, ..cb New
VIZ Central & Hudson River T. H. ~ w.
r,eei..ered First Consolidated Morgnge pW.,,ern
Jonds 81 900 each Delaware. l~ch""4'''' -
,ids ~, n 600 each ana Bonds. 500 eaen. OF
s,afe Of North Carolina issued under an "a "a the
war Ratned March 10. 1896. Coupons on nO'" jan
rIir,t preference Income Mortgage Bond .i"' i sas
Regisered 70 bearer. Coupons on IRON rep Hands
2 Registes.d Coupon per cent sinSns de MAJ l.
~ 90 each Chicago Alton H. X Coz u"s '""' "
sinking Fund per cent Sae pla ng ' S '"'
Fsnd bonds, 500 each Long Island r. H. Co., u'e
May l. 1898 - ., r,o,da 81 ON,
per cent Convertible Coupon per cen, Don'S
each Morris Essex T. H. CO.. aos 900 each
Northern Pacific r. Il. CO.. due Jan l. i'V '""P'"
I Gn nt% "a" per cent Harlem River q
Pdrtchester r. n. Co. due Oct J. iy1 , HARLEM,
Registered per cent lst Inorsase n'",s' 90 80"
Ies xs GoSioa D~r cent purchase Mney Fund
Ink bonds, 800 each, Chesapeake * Ohio Railway
STATE e OF Astsma cass f. Coupon Bonds $500 each
Regis cred Coupon Reorganization Frs, Lien ggnd,
$1,000 each New. YORK Lake Eric Western , ~ a.
Co. due Dec. l. 1905 Coupons on from HGF., isD .t
WASHINGTON & Georgetown r. y CO. , nsSe jan J.
shares Montreal Telegraph Co.. go each iguafhnteed
per cent dividend By the Western Union riegraph
shares Roane Iron Co.. Chattanooga Tenn. 500 each
Lists al Auconeers II and 10 Iiberty-s'
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N N54y6y ; MAY 9Th. 1894.
TO THE HOLDERS OF TIE
SECOND MORTG.GE BONDS
OF THE
New York & New Eng
land Railroad Co.

The undersigned Committee hereby gives
notice that any holder of Second MortsnGr
Bonds who deposits the same with the MAN.
HAITIAN TIT ST COMPANY In Ncw-Nork. or
with the OLD COLONY Trust COMPANY In
Boston. under the plum Of this Committee.
shall. II lie so desire. lie entitled In the Re-
organization to receive cash tn the amount
Of the par and Interest of the bonds 80 de-
posted In lieu OF cash and new bonds.
Written notice of such desire To receive
all cash must he flied with the Trust Com
pnny with which the bonds nrc deposited
ut the time Of making such deposit or within
thirt, t::OD days thereafter.
JOHN !. WATERBURY,.
HENRY ". CANNON,
Il. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE. Jr..
Reorganization Committee.
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Dated New-YoE Arrl lith' lsVt
IL. SOMERS HAYES.
Chairman.
L. A. WOW HOFFMANN.
EDWARD y. gibbs, ~. v-k
FREDERIC y. OLCOTT.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
GEORGE q. HAVEN,
ADRIAN ISf;I.iS. Jr..
WILLIAM NOTCU.
II. RODMAN WELD. p''o"
CHARLES -. BEAAtAE. } c
JOHN u. DOS pASSOi. -
HERMAN KOBBE. Secretary.
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financial
The Savannah l. Western BOndhelders
Protective Committee,

The undersigned. regarding any division OF
The IousiboIdcrs of the Savannah and West
ern HAIL road Company rs especially uh'"r."-
,,ote M mis- time md believing united action
IN lie essential. have directed the Centrni
Trust Company of New-iork 10 return 10 the
owners miI bonds other than the Savannah
aud Western.
bi. Con mIee has no aliaton with the Central RAN
road OF Georgia or holders Of Its noanS debt
II therefore urges oil holders Of bonds TO deposit them
with the Centrai Trust Co,
printed circular containing Information In relation 10
,h. ,-one,v and l,s Irrigation VIII be furnished upoa
epplicatIon 10 any member Of the Committee.
This Committee recommends careful inquiry BY the
randhoIders before allying themselves with other
H'N'''" SIMON BORG. Chairman.
r. T.. MARTIN.
J6sEpH n. LicuTENAUER.
~ r. Ii.UNtNv.
EDWIN 3. HO0LEY.
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Bank Renorls.

(No i.4G1) - ,,,,r
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEw-YoRK. at New
York, in the State Now-Yok. the close Of business
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=, RT,sIiEs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 3iS Peari-st.
IL n.ar Esrrx..t Al sttIcles al lowest prices.
" John x. HoPPEI. Manufacturer
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NEW YORK. Nay = 1885,
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
JELLGPIPHIC NOTES.

Louisville. Ky. Jan. at the Coroner, inquest
IN he BRIDE disaster Yesterday Jerry Wihans,
a laborer testified that the wood used for 'loch-
bracng" was rotten
Taunton. Mass jap. G.-Jose Correiro lc Molio;
Who killed Bertha Manchester III ran KVer ana
y,lraled rot guilty at the preliminary nearing vii
il Is UNDERSTOOD go before Judge l{ralcy on Non
dav rerac, that plea plead guilty of mansaushter.
and be sentenced at once.
San Francisco Jan. G-II. +. Mcbride. OF Chi
cago. is in the city on his way 10 mexico az u
representative OF syndicate OF thlcaHo capihls
who purpose working sunbcr OF ola mines IN thc
southo m Republic about $50 miles from the city Of
Mexico
Nebraska CITY, Neb. Jan. G.-Word reaches here
from Germany that Richard Klockc. Of this city.
who went to Wcstphalia last summer TO visit his
mother has been detained by the Government ana
compelled to- enter the Klocke had lived here
Tor some time. lie had taken out his first papers,
but neglected taking out the second before leaving
here for Germany.
Asbury Park. n. j.. Jan. G.-Frank Fletcher. aged
seven was drowned yesterday In Hamilton mill
pond The parents Of the lad missed him last even
ing and "A searching party with lanterns started
ont TO look for him. a hole In the ice which cov-
cred the pond led to the discovery OF the boys body
beneath The ice.
New-Orlcans Jan e--C;eorge Winchester son-n-
boat man walked up to the house OF his fathcr-n-
law this morning and, placing "A pistol to his head.
Iiew ont his brains. He married Miss Courtney
ioathers who was Queen OF the Carnival " Scv-
eral wears ago. Illness is given as the cause OF
the suicide.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
STATE BAR ASSOCT.4TION'S NETTING.

Albany. JAN 6.-The SUBJECT OF United States
senator Dolphs address at .he annual meeting Of
'he New-York State Bar Association. In the AS
semoly on January IG. is announced as Law Re
tosm h,a Vice-President Stevenson will deliver
ls ADDRESS upon topics Of general interest to the
PROFESSION. J. Newton Fiero president OF the as
s ssormtion Will deliver the opening address. taking
III ms subject Practical View OF Law Reform
~ m New-York." Governor Flower will extend in
snnuHns snuons to the members OF the association for his
Wana,i Wnuai Legislative reception, at the Executive
;Maansion on the evening OF the 10th. The associa-
For, Nh III entertain its members at luncheon ct the
vSu orange Club on the 18th. and in the evening
az lender lender reception to the judges Of the Court
4. A1peas and Justices of the Supreme Court OF
State at the Delavnn House.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
THE PARIS IN A STORM.
FOUR OF HER SAILORS INJURED BY A
Big WAVE.
80 DAMAGE TO THE BIG sHIP-PAssENGEHS
TAKE UP SUBSCRIPTION. WHICH is
RETURNED TO THEM.


r,e American line steamship Paris which ar
.roa tere Yesterday from Southampton had
=. unusually rough experience Though the
..osse Is big and strong and well calculated to
,o,,,o with the winter gales which sweep across
,,o North Atlantic she plunged and rolled in a
-ronner which made many Of her passengers
<o sick The big steamer braved the storms
without any serious damage until Monday. jan
nary t. On that day the seas increased. and the
Gale became almost a hurricane.
r,bo nipht of New Years Day a most
stor,nv one and as It wore on. the fury Of the
,oonest increased At $50 o'clock on Tuesday
,o-rinq the gale was at its height Seven sail
ors were at work in the topgalant forecastle,
,aking I'm head sail which had been set to steady
,hc vessel in the rolling seas There came
great wave over the bows as the men were at
work and swept four of them off of the fore
castle deck iniuring them severely. The other
nen cluug TO stanchions and hatct-covenngs. ana
escaped injury. The wave did no harm to the
ship. ~ - -,
THE injured mon were William Harding. Ed
ward LLOYD. John Donovan and John Petersen.
They were swept to the spar deck and badly IN
tured Harding and Lloyd were still in their
hunks when the strip arrived here yesterday.
Donovan and Petersen We're on duty. Harding
was injured internally and LLOYD had an arm
broken The other men were badly bruised.
suhscrr,tion for the injured was taken up
IN board snip but according to the story Of
Miss Van Zandt. the singer who was on board
tbe money was returned to the subscribers be-
cause the men were not as severely hurt as was
at first supposed The cabin passengers on the
paris were: William Herbert Allaire. Mr. Alli-
eon " Allen Joseph Block. J. T. Block Mrs
Rrewer. Clarence c. BroOmfeld. John II. Brig
ham NJ A. Bacon. Mr. Baxter \. Brentville. Miss
e b. Cox. Mrs. Crosby, Miss Margaret
Croshy. ]. W. and Mrs. Cunningham Mr..
Cbristie Miss Christie. Arthur T. Collier.
G. Calderon +. o. Chamberlain. Harvey Coils,
q 4 Duke. II. r. Dennison. Miss Marion Ellis.
q Forbes c.. G. Gleason. Miss Jessie l.. Han.
charles II Hayes. NJ Harris. Miss Harris. Miss
Elsie Harris. Miss Betty Hertz, II. W. Hart.
Charles NJ Jacobs r. Hoax Jonas F. c.
Johnson w. l.. Kane. William Lyall. Count
Warazzi. Italian Consul at Chicago: r. w Mac
Cregor Dr. Robert G. Moon, Mrs +. j. Murray.
child and infant l.. Marks. Mrs. Marks. Reed
McGin. George Moore. r. J. Moore: Dr. W. j.
Pettus r. Pollak. II. Qunby w. T. Ramsey: w.
n and Mrs Rothwell, NJ. II. Rothschild. Mrs.
F W Saltonstan Thomas Sanders. Ernest Ston-
ham H. Seidel. Baronne Salvador. W. L.
sheldon J. J. Thomson. T. NJ. and Mrs Turner
A. O. and Mrs Tate Miss Dorothy Tate, Miss
NJ G Van Zandt, w. J. Walford. w C. Will
hanson William d. Warner. L. ;. Consul
Cologne: Mrs Warner. Baron de Wagstane
G. Williams, J. Zossenheim
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
UIYLiTD, I>S1ILTID IND ROBBED.
son or THE MAXAGER or ONE or JUDGE WILL
IAN WiLTTE rIlEIPS'S FARMS AT
Tackled on \ IJNlIY ROAD.

Edward Kuhn. son Of Charles Kuhn. who man
ares a farm on the Tcancck estate Of tulg. VIII
lam Walter Phelps. waylAil. assaulted and
robbed at an early hour Friday night near the
north entrance TO Judge Ihcps's property. The
young man WAS found In unconscious condition
and taken to his fathers house. near the West
Shore. road. about mile and half from Nor,ihor.
DR. g. Howard McI'adlen. Of IInckengIck. was in
a,'enianco upon III" injured man until late yes
terlay mornlne when consciousncas returned In
inc cDurrc Of the day there was further ini-
provemcnt In the patient The Young man had
been sent ly his father To collect some money I'm
NInfh-aye this city. The person handed Young
Kuhn a part Of IL" amount. saying h" would pay
the rest next week. This Kuhn handed back pre-
fcrrug 10 receive all AT once. He says that upon
leaving the store h." saw man watching him.
Crossing IA" HDb,kcn f'rry. Kuhn took the troll
lev 10 d,lticuhu-g. Wh'rc he called on relative.
ana In tn" cvcninf secured rid' ~ near Norlhof
with Il farmer from Coytesvo. ON the road ne
s,w ilc same man who watched hm In this city.
tfter cut,:!ng Judge phcpss road from Nordhoff
he heard quick footsteps behind him. lie Has
s,r,,ct down before he could turn. kuhn's pockets
,,e re- rncl bat th" hignN lyman secured only
80. dollars and "a silver watch II is said that judge
p5elus viii offer reward for tie capture of the
fsotpad.
ganGhag.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07

The usual batch OF sensational stories about
Brazil contains the startling news that there were
above $500 political prisoners In the RIO Jancro
jalls at the beginning OF December" That figure
should be lowered 10 1900 according TO the Gecara-
tons to the "Tcmpe." of paris. of Or GOuvca. Il
strong enemy Of Pcixoio. by whom he had been
put In jail. from which the Doctor succeeded in
escaIjng SenOr IIilarlO da GOuvea IS a native
brazilian and should be better posted In regard
TO his courjrys affairs than the Frcnchman who
edits I'Echo On Ertsi." Most OF the Europeans.
and especially the Frenchmcn resident In Brazil
strongly sympathized with and admired Imperial
institutions inasmuch as the Comte d'Eu. the
Prlnce-C Consort Of Princess Isabel. th" legal sue
cessOr of Dom Pedro H. and prciendcr 10 IN"
brazilian crown. Is "A Fr"nchman, belonging TO the
family Of bourbon orleans.
II IS Ukcly therefore. that VI. llcroult has "Nag-
gerat.I the number OF political prisoners II no
Janeiro 1t would be difficult 10 lodge m" l1D
prsoners mentioned by Dr. Gouvca m the two
tails of The city-Fort Concecao and II" Casa de
1,orrocao The lupr!sOnmcnt IL not 50 horrible az
reported In some letters from RIO published IN
America and I'm Europe by secret or aVowed adj
(;Ouvoa relates how easily he escaped from prison
and remained quietly in the capital for s.'v"raI
1ays before being able 10 leave the city ms en-
inent physiciar. celebrated as an oculst docs not
proclaim himself Republican IN MS dcciaIAiIon
10 the Paris paper. but he complains or IrNotp
Gictaiorial measures. Still he IS comp"cd 20 HV"W
fnat ',rhat may give apr"aT1ucr %! 'Rdnit 10
All these ac.s is the fact ;h0t the majority OF con-
,,rsss mas Invariably indorsed them
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
AS AGED WONAE MALTREATED BIZ BrPGLARs.

St Clarsville. Ohio. Jan C-Mrs Wnhclmina Mil
htzer, an aged German woman was the victim
Oh robbers Thursday night. Mrs. Miliitzer lives on
her farm two miles out Of town. Miss Ora Dunn
servant IS her only companion. Mrs Millltzer
as wealthy. Miss Dunn was absent Thursday night
end Mrs Millitze- retired. leaving "A door unlocked
al midnight two masked entered the house
ana an went to the room occupied by Mrs. Millitzer
ihey demanded her money, and not receiving thc
eensWer desired beat her about the head and body.
pruising her terribly. They attempted to smother
ne! with pillow. and threatened 10 pour oil over
ssnu purn her. Finally, they tied her and
tee ana searched the house. Mrs. Millltzer freed
nerself and to ncighbor's house. giving an
alarm. When they returned the thieves had gone
taxing only small sum Of money and a few val
.aDies. Aside from the nervous shock. Mrs Millit
Ter Is seriously hurt
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
4 HUSBANDS DEVOTTON.
he SUBMITS TO THE PROCESS OF PLAYING
FOR THE SAKE or HIS WIFE-BOTH
PATIENTS RECOVERING

PATIENTS RECOVERING.
Chicago. Jan. (SpeciaD.-Ex States-Attorney
George w. w. Blake and mis- wife have been lying
for two weeks past IN Mercy Hospital. Two weeks
ago Mr. Blake submitted to Il mos. astonishing
operation This was nothing less than the removal
Of seventy-two square inches Of cuticlc from his
thighs. The skin Was taken off from the knees 70
The groin In strips one and One-half inches in length
ana one-half 10 three-quar;ers Of an inch wide.
The object OF the operation was 70 save Mrs.
Biakes arms. which burned so badly in OF
tawa last fan as to make necessary either skin
gafting or ampuaflOn.
the operation took place In the hospital operating
room on the afternoon Of December %. consuming
,So hours Mr. and Mrs. Blake were placed under
,he influence OF ether and laid upon the table side
y side As each piece Of skin was cut from Mr..
blakt - thighs IL was dropped into 4 disinfccting
sSoiution ana then carefully transferred 70 Mrs.
baHcs arms until Il sufficient number Of square
mches had been secured u insure growth
pon the raw surface Several days ago the band
ages were removed. and Il found that each Of
the pieces mad adhered and taken firm growth
making the operation absolutely successful Neither
ar. nor Mrs Blake Will be able TO leave the hos
pital for several weeks.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
SUICIDE or TWO YOUNG WEN.
ONE BECAME INSANE FROM THE GRIP, AND
CIGARETTE SMOKING DROVE THE
OTHER MAD.

Insanity. the result Of widely different causes.
caused the suicid Of two young men In this city
yesterday morning. Charles INg. twenty-fOur years
Old was married less than year ago. and lately
he made the happy father Of twin babies. He
lived In the tenement-house No. l02 Avenue 4.
A few days ago he caught the influenza, and his
illness made him crazy. Yesterday morning he
broke away from his wife and mother. who were
watching him. ana 10 the roof Of the house.
Then he jumped from the root TO the sidewalk and
was killed Instantly
Daniel sullivan. twenty-nne years old. was un-
married ana lived in the tenement-hOuse 10. LEO
first-ave., boarding there with a family who knew
little about him except that ne a cOmpOsitor
and smoked cigarettes almost constantly when he
was awake The constant smoking of cigarettes
undoubtedly made him insane He cut his throat
with razor yesterday morning and died In the
Flower Hospital at 10 a. m.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
,fIrGyD pLOT To hTiL GOV. LEWELLTNG

,ropeka Kan. Jan. 6.-Information has been fur
rishod Adiutant-Gencral Artz by n Fort Scott de-
,ectiv. of a conspiracy Of cranls to assassinate
Governor Icwcng and capture Artz. What they
e,rect 10 do with Artz after they get him H.
k,own and cannot be guessed The story told by
The detective has impressed the state House OFF,
.iais with IT. truthfulncss. ana close watch !s
boins kept for The would-bc assassins. f. J. Close
thr o;Oyernors private secretary. has placed large
,ovoynr I'm his desk To be ready for any emergency
and General Artz haumts the steps and corrdors
o. 1r tb. expected Williams. The cranks. according
io the dscovcrcr Of the plot. three In number
With
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
PRESENTED A REVOLVER IN PAYMENT

Cincinnati. Jan. Ga well-dressed stranger walked
into the jewelry store OF benjamin Schneider. on
Vine-st.. last evening. and asked TO see some fine
gold watches. From tray OF extra fine gold
wafches he selected three OF the best and said he
believed would take them at the same time
drawing six-shooter and threatening TO perforate
the female clerk should she make n move iIe then
thrust the watches into his pocket and quietly
walked out. disappearing In the crowd.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
,y ryrrrpRIsiyG CHINESE GRocER ~ JAIL

lin Lee Il shrewd Celestial. is In Ludlow street
Jall. having failed 10 appear In supplementary
proceedings IN the County court wheh 80 oruered
~, ,, Van pyke John Randles grocer. OF No.
o. ,'hcrrv-st sold Lee and HIS partner Wah sing.
rroc"ries worth siO3. with which they set up nusi-
-, IN povcr-st Subsequently they sold out Their
nrSS n,ock ]" and disappeared Judge Van Wyck tnsi
Lee the amount OF the Judgment Win COSTS or OF
,,, sr crmtcmnt OF court, and he must stay In
su' saW uniu ro' h DAVIS up Sing has not been found