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New-York tribune., 1894-01-02

Foreisa MAJ, To-. wc w-r@ ssra.ns Januory 6 will
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at p @ 40 'pf p A. or Ss1endaud per .cacr from Halifax
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d. m. Malls for China Ia ans Hawai- ara Austrnn1
sa Vancoavcr (sncclalv ad,r sscd orly clos, at this
Office daily az 0:3r L. IN. Mats for Newfoundland I
rail 10 IInfax and theic" by eos at this once
daily 40 j. y. Malls for Mqr.i.n b. rail- 70 nos:
ton and thence by Stsancr clcs' at this oncc tay ~
; 80 r m. Mails fbr Cuba hy r.l TO Tampa. Fla,
ara thcnce Nv s"'nr gs1iinc Monday Thur lay. ana
Satnrdaysl close this oire d,~ NJ 30 p. Malls
Tor yco overland urls, sr"csr odd. ssed r., dspass
REGISTER d mall closes a. p. m pr,vious day.
CHARLES W. DAYTON. Postmasooe
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02

Providence. Jan i.-As the examiniioh q ",e
Globe National Banks books y commune" :. -
~ ,,, .reler william e. BENEFITS shortage
,.,u ro, he less than S20.Go and perhaps $"'V"
,,iu h, added 70 that amount l'enn'u NOT ohiy
,,o,, cn.h from the bank. but 'hecks deposited
IA. customers Tor collection through the tl'arlns
'f 49,, ,r. fnunl t. have been taken out of the
'',lnnn Itlnk and cashcd on Bennetts own ac-
count .i A., ltv,ianr tha result
The bank to-day passed l'S "iN''e""' '"' 'e'"'
~ r,.tsrrr.r boy has been found who, on Nednes,,
~ 'iist th. lsV before the hight. was summoned
i' i,' usnn.ft tp "A wcll-known resort and given ~
- rmrrnase 4 mileage book on the consolidated
~, ,,r,,j 'nr messenger received SPECIFIC instfhc-
% ~, rr, cerning hls erranl and was told % return
f. The same place and call for "Mr. n@enne,. @ Ihe
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
70 BASIS Foe ruE STORY ABorT as IRvIyG.

.mong the aundr,'l storics-inOre or lcss--told or
Henry irving ;nere Is ono recently published mere
wnich has aitorJed lttlc amusement 10 the
eminent actor. The supposed authority foG the
stor, Is a Gorg. C. Lewis-doscribed "a jolly.
rosy-cheexed Enclishnan. came to this country
ten years ago ani * one Of tnc Dcst-knOwn men IN
tbe 1rygoods district" According the story
AIR Lewis who "A frequent visitor 10 Abbey
Thcatrc. recognizci in Mr. lryag Old chum
whom he had known In the days when he nns"iI
was 4 lawyers clerk. ana when Mr. Irving was
Louis N or Debosc. Nr. Irving at that time II
was said occupied on the top floor Of no. u
Gray's Inn Sq;ale. where Lewis lived with ms
young .sfe, while In the same mouse was the Kew
DR. Blunt rector Of the Church OF iIOlDOrn
Mr. Lewis says that Mr.. irving had plenty OF IDLE
time on his hands in those days. and aired his
budding talents Tor the Amusement of his friends
The story then refers with questionable taste to n
nasal affection from which Mr. Irving IS said to have
suffered and which. says II" story. IL was be-
LIVED would prevent his ever attaining any success
on the stage. Through the narrative there runs
an undcrcurrent Of malice which suggests that II
may nave been Inspired by an enemy.
This ~ only a more than usually absurd specimen
OF the stories which somehow find their way into
print" said MIR. Irving. in the course OF talk
with n Tribune man on Sunday. This lie Is
scarcely worth the tribute Of denial but on gem
era principles may say. first. that never at any
time yed IN Gray's Inn Square, which. blythe
bye was ard is reserved exclusively for the legal
profession; second. that | never knew George G.
Lewis n lawyers clerk: third, that have happily
so far escaped any nasal affection. and fourth. that
/ never while In London ared my talents for the
benefit Of private audiences of friends; think It
Is pretty well known to every London paygocr that
my time for the last thirty years. ever sine" my
nrst appearance q LONDON under Augustus Harris.
sr has been pretty well occupied
II may be mentioned Incidentally that George G..
Lewis'S' name Is not In the directory.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
SIZE urXNED TIE PRESIDENT
GrNMME-~nL SAID NIX. CLAW H|NN'
OWED HER MONEY.


,.,,,.,,, Ian Just acfote tn reception
l ,,,Y. th. carriages OF members oi the
',',,"r',,,c corn. were arriving at tn entrance 70
,n, ,,,son. an old woman appeared ana '''1r.
''' '''' ,r,. PRESIDENT she said. owed her a bill.
-, ,i. wanted the money right away. She W'ull
'''' ,,.s,sslon of the White House and stay theF'
untu Mr. cleveland opened h's purse 'n' S'"'' '',.
,.,, ,f the fact tnat to-day WAS 4"'Al """".
-, ,n District Of Columbia and thai no "'p' ''"'
H.. legally collected until tomorrow had no '"'''
~ ,ha olJ woman but physical force and some
. moral persuasion nduced ncr to 80 ~ Il
notice station. - NJ. riici tho woman
, 'Iisi,irheI the Presidents reception 'o-i"y -,
VIM WI" @r,r nj II and demanding PAY Tor worn gong ~
hap son living in this cty iliS nam o1nr > tSr
n"i ,I n. yaa "A hpollma krrH '!'rK u. ~,
l:u'l' @ nlr r,c.,rlck He said tonight that hls
,,hr had nccn demcntei for ten or hlir,n lrl'
n , I,, shc wa harmless. and h1d never Wi w.
nu l, ," ,.,lust amy one. She refuses to lFt per
III, ~ any place. and I.ud sends heT m'"cl
Tr her support About week AZ snG wt'lr niln h
ss,"' " ,v,|hinpi,n that he was l'r''lH'ht ol th,
,,"''.' =, ,,.. ana she wanted him - come on ana
,,,,. the olicc. l.uci says that De- mas no rear /.
~ his mother doing any ma ~ 10 "'' 0"'' d. "''
MANN has never been Violent
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
,rr,,,r,sr TO THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.

Vcshlngton Jar. THE secretary "' N'''' en-
tcrtrtncd the diplomatic corps "t o''"N''St III"
j., ,,.r ,,.r doparture from the White
,, ,I,v and a few minutes after - the
h,ir,,nt scene of which they had formed tn" prin-
cInnI figures VAS reproduced at the Arlington
rhc large parlor suite at the Nefmon'-avr en-
trance was tastc',lly set with palms and plants.
Mrs Gresham received the guests an. "i''' Il
hnlf hour spent in oEchanslnS ife compliment"
mn i,, b.',irf,.t was announced. The 500
rstary Of stqte Offering his arr" 20 l"dS i
pagnceforr following with Mr.. Gresham. ire
French Amba ss!dor. VI. Patrn'il', e;f'rt'I aaron
dor. foiiowed Win Nine homcr9 wife OF IN, the
Mexican Minister who Is thr t,n,ur r oi ms . rhmN
Mrs GrcsHGm received callers. Me had 9sslstins
her Mrs Mills. the wife Of Sennlor Alills; Mrs.
Chandler the wife Of Senator ChtndIcr. AIRS Full'r r
the wife Of Captain ful9,fii VII" rh ~ relative ''
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
r,o ATTENDANCE At the woRlps FAIR snolr

,h Grand Central Palace wns hlled Yesterday to It's
utmost capacity hy visitors to the N"rdS F"T hNp'''-
49,, An attractive programme prepared for the oc-
,,, and the baud played appropriate music Among
a., many f.,t,r.s none excite more attention Than the
mlniaturc NO. Of the worlds FAIR and st. pe',rs
church ut f~ne which are credited WIN p'ihs ""h'''
80, ,..s of work. The exhibit. which contains over
Sam ,,,,t,es forms an interesting collection The aver
- ,,cnlance continues 10 increase each day This will
\, ciersy,cn's day. white Tomorrow has been set apart
,,r the physicians. feature yesterday was the at
,,ce ~ over seventy Polish societies With bands who
- =, be,r the tns.r. Of the Liberty 'Se. In ceebia-
ton Of Poland's freedom.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
TO IDUINCE MUNICIPAL AR1,
An IMPORTANT STEP ~ THIS DIRECTION
TAKEN.
4 pRopo,IrI0N THAT ,GTI>Ts Sn>LL DEcoRNTE
ROOM IN TIE NEw CRIMINAL COURT

\ y
ROOM IN TIE NEw CRIMINAL COURT
rI-IIpING FREE OF CosT TO THE CITY.
An interesting step has been taken by the Muhici-
,,,l Art sncety Of York. which was org"''l@'d
is snrin 20 provide adequate sculpti raj anu PIC
toral decorations for the public buildings ana p''NS
in the CITY The society proposes TO decorate n'
Of e&pcuse 10 the city part OF the new 'r'"''''''
Court building. ~ Centrc-st. sun-c'h''''''.' '
been appointed to put through the preminari'S anu
obtain the permission of the proper authorities 10
unIcrtake thc decoration.
Nili,o, 4 coffin first vi vi,e-preslon' Of The foci-
,t, .r,I Yesterday that It WAS about settled that
TN. society snn ili decorate one e.. me 'Ou ~ ri
AND H., r. l.I i,tA consultation httW'c" I.iN a. ,'
arcnit,ct ID reference 10 IT, As soon dS th' pi'
liminarirs ad permit had been aiians'' ,n' -: "
ti~st of man, which will be hid tnr'r IT, Ilr,' '
~ IN. so,.rty and the rxecu-on OF sI'n VII VII
,rr, limo "a itnD will be paid fOr out - the luii ,
accumulated from the annual in'ih1 lr'''I, , ,h
ani such gifts Of monry n5 may % ~, or,isi. Of
-..i,,v The competitions VIII bee 'P'i 10 ar . w.
hoiu sexes without regard 10 m'i'p''S"'P - "'
lIr c,nin added that whom the conpt tuon FOR ne
r.,,' ,,,Irf hyilding WAS held the subject. Whic'
would Doe consider! r aiy'ncr W.uI ~, E,,Id H.
l. ua~ not decided whether the t@nJ.'l "3i'r "39i'r nr
drawn from American history or t' on an ' =,
c'i character Th, Mynicipni Az "u,leN i- in -
condition is growing rapidly AM l, pIUSi
tr,o,- membership, of 900. for which II is siilv-
inr are excellent In spite Qf The h"in i'in'H' !, u
tt14ctel tia, va.n the proposed cnmpettmn taN,,@
ir, nihiic interest viii be- attracted to The socl-
''E ,,'l,' , FINLAND rashhcld q mcmher Of ihe EN-
i-.iW4' ,'i, i,,r. - ,rLrt Mayor Gilrpy b. also
,her ~ ni,lc1 SAID IN reference - tn" compc.
fiti0n hat large decorative" "ri ~ ~ & H. 49, ~.
~ the artistic talent II the country when n"s n''
confined heretofore o. ei1tiv'Y si"ni I'm - no.
,s IN m, siz. Of III, would lo great deal toward
f,.inlne The art Of the country ana csi'bHSA'hh .
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
TIL T.iEIEU ENTEETIINERH.
4 KEW DANCER At PR EoCrORs-rEoGRAMNE
o. THE OTHER HOUSES

a NEW DANCER At pEaCroR's-rRo1RAMNE
o. TIE OTHER HOUSES.
,?b. on,ranc, Of the new year was marked at
Tony Pastor'. Theatre Yesterday by the preseh'a-
tion Of a varied programme. made n oi Sol" "i
~. host Of the attractions " las. W. ara -"
good new ones Mile. junior .ares - o. o. '".
favorites Of the present bill. ana he. man . "'
singing her french songs Is eAJ'Eel eN ! h"' "'''
,hc SOM, themselves. Others on t.e list ar MISS
rtlo,c >cr, yoc,list: John W. Kei, vi! tells
how n feels the day after New "ai j., ! &c
and Archme:c. In spns1 ani nat'.' h. .,tfir FRO.
tes9ui,' ~" rms ,,nr standing on their heads;
assaui A. sinners. John and X,,h. Mccarthy; Da-
Wis ana Cerome. in ther act eniAei Ine bdSe
bail Umpre" Ton KysD' rT:jpni N:1niHf payer anu
Il Roster A Bars new features oi the prosran'ne
& We5e ue SanG Hllanctrs ami tumbers; the first ap-
pearancc IN nj c2n,, o OIL ,b@ me and
IdSGine in ~ fketch. and the Crescendss electrical
clowns. IN new ac. ne t. AuErev pknfaecner
nnd I'm a Lady Who Has Seen Better Days
and two new character smsA r.n'P~ ~ ~ Nv Uo' % an'
shephcrd COMEDIANS. IT,: Glinser III hfe'TrIS r aero
bats. Mile Sabel and M!le Qu1htz ana Mde Neu-
mann II new new STYLE OF entertainment at the
rM,e~l Music Hall which includes traveSiy as wei
AS vaudeville drew another larse h"u1y ,aso nlsi,
in Distress. which greatly improyed lhr herorr'- n,
nnce 4 number Of new f"atur y are aiuru " m. rle
vaudeville portion oi n ros'"'',' ymnastIc ex
hil,on upon aerial ladders; Gracit ana neHS"%Hds H
,bc uia,is Max Pelingin ana his franco cog
t T". F~nn. John " Myers and Marie S'Hart.
1'h. most important new attIactlon OF tlt tPh
,,,,,s rerforr5arcc at Proc;ors Theatre YESTERDAY
was Miss Marie Mant whose dance wntn ,,,a sis ,h
,Irucni il for charity out or town was Iui'g1. w
er.otin,, Tor the managers. As she gave II a
Trocjois yesterday It is necessary 10 aui, ,,,d III" a.
i, was severely decorous. Anybody VINO cCuir ~
shnckcf y Il might better keep away from NaIn,.
,hcaires and strawberry festivals ana cVcry.hn'
Il hc There plenty OF other ned fnl
incullug ihc circus. and the house vas packer iu'
OF peorie ali The afternoon ana az the eVeh"s; IL,
.rh. 81, of the holiday speclaties al thc Etri
Mustc we're enjoyed hy crowded mousse iast 1 nst,
Tbn,. was an evident appreciation OF the sPeca
,nsicll programme and the popular Gypsy i'ahp gay
numerous selections BY request. IN aui'ioh 10 !,
calls pelpiadr'se Illusions were iasclnatihs am
wou0elful Ills dancing hat furnished an nincnS
runI o: merr.melt Miss Marie Godoy ; charactc
sorg IN bnotf!ack attire and paraphcrnalld was
hit and Increased her popularity. The dances EiVe
by Ybcrri agreeable ana n'". Inc ~ ni
familiar o;c presented H"S he: ian dance, "h1c
awakened the usual cnthusias'n Nile Toriag;tr
rat her troop gave tnclg Usual performance, h"'t'
George san@ IN new "'ryg0lcan jacket. ana III
last u: The candy was given away ~ S2HIt C!aua'
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
EARON SANDFORD.
n,on. Jan. Lord sandrord died IN London

London. Jan. Lord Sandford dleu III ''o''''''
ON sunday
Francis Richard SAudforl. =. G. Is C. De- Hi' 49,
was the first Baron SANFORD. H. was oo'n ,"2 ,- J,
H. lS2i and WAS educated al '""SEo" ',''
~ 49, oxrorl He WAS one OF the Royal Cominis-
, ,, tn. Exhibition Of 1851, ana secrcta'S
,b International Exhibition OF 1852 baron SAM
90 ~ ~ hI much to 10 with British educatlotldl Il.
i"ru ".' ",,,nirt NJ various times important Gov
rnnon, posts relating thereto From ~, 10 aMi i
me- was First Under-Secretary ior,i"b ior nivers,;y
"oTmmones T and at H. time 1nc Of Nil 6n9 dn EHca
Li-.n In S.utanl. lie NdH 'I'-1-' :" 80 -
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
OBITUARY..
HENRY ANTHOE.

,1.r. ,,,bon died from heart disease on Sum
s,, morning after an illness Of one hour lie was
the SON OF the late Rev. DR. Henry Anthon. recto.
- s.. Marks Church. and was born In tn'' cry
a,xty-nve years ago. He entered business "neh
-, vouny mar in China. where he remained I'LL io'''
when ne returned the United states oooi Ut &
W. MN "a. became connected with the LOUIS
i. nS and Nashville Railroad Company, ana iQr or
~ ,b,r ,v,euv years was its transfer agent ltt
NOR t,' rf yvas recently elected TO the Board or
jlrect0rs OF the company Like many many Gi M; nna Il
N- Anthon was an active business man, anu a., a,
>, The duties OF his office I'll SATURDAY as''
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
WILLIAM I. MOOERS.

Albany. IAN There was one sad irciaet III
connection wiki the org lizaion OF tne hsgs'"'"'e
TODAY. William T. Mooers OF Plattspurs ""' w''
,',,,. cam. here 10 b. pr, ient At the organi-
~,,i,, lie died this morning AZ 0'clcck al Stan,
V, iIar of heart disease As ''hpymah M riaa; s,e e
80. -, "a re- with him at the tim'. hr MooeIs w.
s',,"r,,v vears of age and business partner u
e.,ffb Il Weed.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
Ar rur rlcr.rnnslpENTs nncnrrIoN

Washington Jan i-vce-PrcSldent and Mrs. ste
venson had an ovation at their reception. which
began At O'Clock They received In a suite Of par
ors on the first floor Of me N2rmandie Mra., Sir-
speaker Mrs Cullom. the wife OF the Illinois Sena-
tor; Mrs n"rknurn Kun s,ntucky last nIrbt. Mrs j. G.
black the wiic Of me Illinois member Mrs Spring
er the wife Of Il ,r. .sentn,Nc springer, ana otHV'
ladies. Including her dauRIItcIs
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02

t.hc,ozor Sandfori. ex-Alderman of Harrison ~
died I'm Kearny yesterday lie was eismy ,,"o
wears old He descendant OF oap'"'' !" lr' 'anH
,i,rI who bought large tract OF laha
80 or HackenSick from the lhSnI lhuanI9 ou'ned
two hundred years ago Eberezer Sanli,p' \ ornv
considerable property IN hd''''0" "
IIa leaves one grandchlld
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
THE CHIRyTY E1LL.
SOCIETY INTERESTED IL THE SUCCESS OF TO
MORROW NIGHT, ENTERTAINERS.

Not in many years has society felt so great an
interest IN the success Of the Charity BAL a. 'A'S
year and for that reason The enteria.HH.cnI Ia
the ainrhih-Hirc OF the Madison square "a. "a N'i
70 ,'y risftt Wa ~ doubt 10" a. pr'n'aNie ds
II WI. be deA;ntful soc!9ly. Many persons iIo'n
,rn;,h ,5.v viii occupy tomorrow nignt. ana many
parties young people have been mae np tho
C;nrien win be hcl,un today ana cN"Ty ytmH&H & VII VII
t.. ready -. ;he crowd Of dancers who Wili l & ,tr
landing a. 10. bail Edward Cooper VIII open thc
i,aW %'obaiv With Mrs. Chester Griswoid Mrs
IiitrntI clt Of No. East Twenty y-ninth,St. Who lS
=, nm hc,wcen Il ana i O'Clock. Sun has GONE
I0xcs 20 lisfOSe Of.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
Lfebig Compnny's Extract Of Beef.
Incomparaby superior to all worthless limitations
MARRIED.

ADAMS S-GREENLEAF-In Trinity Church. Lenox; Mases
bv the Rev william. Grosvenor, on New Years Day
1894 william Adams II New York 10 Alice Cameron
daughter OF Dr. Richard Cranah Greenleaf. OF Lenox
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
JUE DEPLETED TREASURY.
HOW DO THE BUSINESS MEN LIKE IT?

HOW DO THE BUSINESS MEN LIKE IT?
From The Mail and Express.
The gold reserve IN The Federal Treasury + con
ever recorded. ana secretary Carlisle L. said to
bc the eve ~ suggesting an immclai, issue
of Government bonds to meet tho deficit While
wc might almost say alarming condition Of al
fairs the Democratic Ways and Means Committee
has reported hill 10 further decrease the rcvo-
ndcS by ~ ifly S"ia0wO per annum. and It's mem
hrrs are 80 much at variance concerning new
methods Of taxation that no bill to meet the deficit
has been formulated What do the business men of
the country th!uk II such an Administration Of
public affairs? What viii be- the end of this pro-
grammc Of destructive legislation?
DOES HE COMPREHEND THE FACTS?
From The philadelphia Telegraph.
with this state of Government finances confront
ing the Administration. the country has the fur
thcr misfortune to contemplate that the Treasury
is In the hands oi secretary utterly incompetent
! 10 comprehend the facts. much less TO deal with
them in a rational and effective manner. AR. Car
isle seems to be In dazed and confused cond-
tiCn OF mII; ~ H1S br"n uIablc 10 pun himself
together sufficiently to recognize the truth OF tn.
situation or TO suggest TO Congress such measures
! 10 provide FOR The public moods evidently must
| be taken without further delay.
80 HELL FROM THE WILSON BILL.
From The Boston Advertiser
- II il not strange that the Democratic leaders in
Carlisle the power 10 SCH bonds. There IL no hope
| ~ ,,rcatIy Increased revenues under I'm. Wilson
I been in evidence for the last six months Will not
| be blni'h,l Dy passing a law which unsctt,cs cx-
| products and forces American manufacturers TO
rcadJust their business to entirely changed methods.
CONGRESS MUST ACT PROMPTLY.
From The Providence Journal
| The Governments net cash balance is reported at
the lowest point eyer known. But 1t will nigh
| reached unless Congress Immediately comes to the
| relief OF the depleted Treasury
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
TO AVOID WASTE AND IMPOSIT1oN

from The Evening Post.
'rhc Tribune has done good thing in turning 'nS nc
;nachinerg Of It's Fresh~Air Fund 90 me rehei q!
distress at the present moment anu PROMISING &
IL the expenses OF the work III the way oL sal
ares elc will be paid by charitable indiVlu@d, @ :,
!;u; the more numerous such offers ere ne i@nD1 @ ,
resrtahie X seems that the work OF reile cu',ip
be- concentrated under one mead. Win many r'iii'l
organizations the risk If dupic1ilrn Is er'1tN M
creased and the field for fraud and imros idre mUci
v-.dened 1t surely would be possible 20 have tl'nl
r1ne togethe- and pool ;he.r :und- ana submit
il This special matter 10 som" sori OF CpHi"pi'
government The Tribune's machinery. when II Oh
fred free OF expense. could doubtless 90 !a more
work than its subscriptions viii enah!" II 10 DO.
Of any organization or company Of persons en-
dcayorlng tc assist the needy desires L. make use
Of our machinery for distributing relief We sha'i
he very glad to acknowledge all receipts from
That source as .vom every other, ami to ap-
rlv them to the work in hand. 1t Is the main
prrnose II our undertaking TO provide channei
through which the stream Of benevolencc may
fox directly, and without waste. t. the deserving
uuor. and at the same time while neither an
tagcnizng nor overlapping any existing orsam-
yation % furnish 10 ali those who are not
familiar with the multform charities OF TINS
city facilities for utilizing any one OF them
.-Irl)
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
: PRACTICAL SCHEME OF BE.

= PRACTICAL SCHEME OF BENENOLENCE.
From The Philadelphia Record
Th. New-York Tribune has set afoot schefne 20
furnish coal and food To needy persons IN NvW.
York al cost prices. Mr. Wniteaw RED SHOWS ms
intcrest IN the undertaking by initial contr!Du-
ton OF Sl0p This is perfectly pracucao'e ai"i
mos, excellent form OF Discriminating ana useiui
be:.evolcnce We predict for II the happ.es' result
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02

Notices of marriages must be indorsed with
full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED UURDEK.

MAN IN OYSTER cay TRIES TO SHOOT
ANOTHER WITH A GUy-sAvED by JUMP
ING BEHIND 4 TREE. =.
Eugene Platt a young man OF Oyster Bay was
arrested yesterday charged with attempting 70
murder Frank Hall. Platt tried to shoot Han
with a shotgun, but Hall lodged behind a tree
just in time to avoid the charge Of shot. Piatt
will have an examination to-day. He Is
hard case" and recently finished term IN the
Emra Reformatory. After the shooting. Platt
ran away and hid the gun with which ne had
attempted to shoot Hall. in mill. The build
ing was broken open by the officials anu tps
gun found.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.


KENsrCO CEMETERY. Harlem Railroad. IS m!nutso
from Grand Central Depot: private station at ~
trance Ofice II East i.i-st. Telephone call $50 81
New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
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