davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-01-12
Die Grmoroun9 oes 6%rubeniuper:
i%ntenoenten Paloeman.
u1an eIaubt, ole moroer nun erpii9t 5u
haben.
GumberIan6, O16., II. San

Der Staatsantpalt bon @arrett GountD
bat Die 8eb0rbeu Don MtIiam5port, Ya.,
8ur 8erbaftun8 BON MichaeI SIane9an unb
@owarb 2afltn DerunlaBt. 9ieielben iteben
i'm 8eroabte, am D%er9angenen Is. 9e5emz
ber Ben gowarD Otottilon bon @orman,
WO., ermoroet uub ietne 2etbe Uerbrannt
81 ba6en.
Die 9~enannten 9ret iiu6 tp%o6rihcinItb
Sic Wt0rOer oes Observation-Disclosures
=. Is. 6alOeman. Slauegan unb 2aflin
fitrchteten pabri6etnltcb, baB WfattiiOn ben
SerrGtber madbcn, 5. 3. ais Staats5euge
auftreten tperbe, ba auf Die @ntbefun9 Der
WOrOer cine 8elo5nung BON $500 a1sgcz
iebt lit, unb i0afften ibn beBbalb aus benz
8cge. SalOeman bate am Sage ietner
@rmorbung nabe3u $4,000 bel iicb, Die
natilrlldb iettoem peri6punben iinb.
, 1894-01-12
DER Neeer iberfauen ein 5arm=
haust
S6Iaeen Ole Sewohner haIb foot u1o rauben
oafeIbe pollftdnoi9 aus.
ct. Qnuts. II. San.


Sn ibrer @pbnung, cine babe Wtetle
iibli6 bon 6Ioriiiant, inn st. 2outs
County, tpurben Sreberid 8enne un0 oeilen
Trau bis our 8epuBtloiigfeit g~cmiBbanbeIt
unb etn Nrbetter gefGbrlicb Derlebt. Der
Nn9riff tpurbe Naubes tpegcn bon bier uns
.betannten Jte9ern 9emacbt Del6e bas
SarmbauS ouspIitn6erten un6 @elb unb
So9en i'm @ertbe BON 5000 erbeuteten,
Die 6armer i'm TlOriiiant &bale itnO b0cbz
li6it erbittert bariiber, unb ioIte es 9ez
Iinge11, Das >@eitnbel ein3ufan9en, 10 1T
bemiclben Der nG9ite 8aumat li6er. Der
Sbertff Gateett bat itb ~iofort nit elmer
Qlbtbeilun9 @ebiilfen auf Die 8erfoGgun9
Ser 6Guber be9eben.
Die Neger b%rangen ant Mlttpo6 Nbeno
nm fieben l1br in bas 6auS un6 raubten
6aIelbe, nac6bem lie 8enne, beiien Srau
unb ben Sarmarbetter niebergei6lagen
Datten, pouitGnbig aus. @rit INN Mtittcrz
nodbt nurbe Der lleberfaQ b%etanut, ais elm
poriibergeben6er gtabbar boS St0bnen Ser
gemiBbanoelten 2eute b0rtc ur6 0ie giacbz
baricbaft alarmtrte. SIS lit -aue NuSlt1t
~oorban6en, bic 9feger einsufangen.
, 1894-01-12
IN 5oI9e oes Rentern zines 6dbr=
bootes,
6iroen feds periouer ibren Goo in oeu
mellen.
9 e, II. San.

Sn Solge 6es &enternS zines tIeinen
6Gbrbootes %ertrantcn beute Otorgen fol-
genoe Yerionen Steal SinlaDion, 8iuiam
sc. 9tellon, 9tobert s.. g8ilion, Sobn
6ugbe5, pom britilc9eu 9ampfer yWarrea,"
9eter SafranSfi, ber TGbrmann, un6 cilG
uubefanuter Otatrole.
9ret 8erloncn tpur6en bon Ser 8eman=
nung oeS YoliSeiboote5 Cannon g~erettet,
unb otclclben tpurben BON ben 9lerSten i'm
itGottl3en 6Oipitale nacb m~e6ritiinoiger
2lrbett rteoer ms 2eben Surii6gerufen.
Die Jtarncn berlelben lino: Sames Garr,
SarrD @recn MD 81. Serntan. Nttt gtus7
nabme BON Safrausfi geb0rten iGmmtlicbe
2eute gum britiidbcn 9ampfer Otarrea-
0cgen Spei llbr beute Otorgen batten Die
Seeleute ben 6Gbrnlann engagirt, INN iie
pom SuBe be5 8roabnaD on 8oro hires
S3iffes gu brin9en. Gs berridte sur 3eit
etn ittrmartigcr @inD, uno oas 8oot
icbltg I'M. ebe eS ~fiiufbunbcrt garb pom
Hanoe %entfernt mar. 9as @el6rei Der @rz
trinfenbcm puroe auf Dem YoliseibOot
Cannon geb0rt, uno ourCb ben Sbeinperz
fer oerleIben tpurben bic in Dem eisfalten
9SaIier nit bonn Sooe fG%mpfeKoen Otcn@
ic6eu entbedt. Sofort ipur0e Gins Der
tleinen 8oote 6es Cannon FLAIR gemadbt,
ober ebc baliel6e an Srt unb Steue fam,
rparen lccbS BON ben 2cuten bereits uuterz
9egan6cn. Sci Dem &eriucbe, Die iibrigen
Orci SIT retten, fiute iicb oa5 Boot mt
0aiier unb Ocr lieutenant Ntapier fiel nit
Spei bon ieinen 2cuten ii6er 8oro.
S6lieBlicb gclana eS nit 6iilic cineS
8ootes pom 9ampIer Marrea, ipelcbes
gerabe nOcb sur rccbten 3eit berbeifam, Die
2eute 5u retten. Die idmmtlic6en ertruIt7
fenen See!eute iin6 in GnglanO 5u 6auic.
, 1894-01-12
Die beta9te 1rlutter 6es Dr.. J.
Kaiten
Das Opfer elmer 6euersbrunf.
so iImautee, IL. San.

6eute MorSen I'M 4 l16r brab in benz
aIten Cream Gttp 9Otel Seuer aus, uno
Srau Nnnie S6rumS, bic betagte Wtutter
bes Or. S. &aiten bon bier, fanb in ben
6lommen ibren Sob. Srau Sbrums mar
80 Sabre alt; Dor bret Wonaten, ais ,baS
6oteI tbeilweiie a6brannte, tpur6e ite ourcb
Seuermebrleute 9erettet. 0as @ebduoe
tpur6e bon 8u6olpb s.. 8eibman uu6 Sa7
milie beipobnt; Bei6man tpuroe burd6
Sunfen, nelcbe BON Der 9ede ieine5 53im7
mers fielcn, aus Dem SDlafe gemedt. Die
Samilie Beicbman, Der es gelang, iicb aus
Dem brennenoen @ebduOe gu rettan, unb
Srau S6rumS tparen Ote. ~eiu5i9en 8etpobz
ner pes 9auies.
, 1894-01-12
Gin jun9er 6tmmermann
Gridie6t feline 5rau uro Damn iid felbf.
Cincinnati, II. San

ct1n ott T. So1.
Sn stpci 6intercn 3immcrn inn britten
Stofperfe bcr M~ietbstaierne, go. 300 8.
6. StraBc, fli9rlc So. YetpiS, cln iunger
3immermann, nit iciner Srau Elm ull7
glitfltcbes G0elebcn. @eitern lieB icine
6rau 0etpi5 ibren Wtann perbaftcn, neil CT
iie gepriigelt bate; ais tic beute Otorgen
nit elmer 9tacb6arin na6 benz g oliseige~
ricbt 9eben ipolte uno am TuBe Der Sreppe
nit berielben no6 eini9e Norte iprac5,
fam 9clpiS berSu. ST befanb iicb i'm 3Uz
itanoe Der b0cbiten g8utb, padte ieinc Srar
6a(ie, briifte i6r einen GeOoIuer an
Die 6tbldfe ulb %feuerte. g8Gbreno iie su=
iammenbrab, f~euerte CT cinen smeiten
S6uB gegelt ben eigeneu S9GbeI a6, Ser
9eben Elm @noe ma6te.
, 1894-01-12
Die 9eplante 2lus9abe pom oreipros
Sentt9en Sonos.
Qn9ebIi@e be5i9Iide l1uterhanoIuneen nit
eneIif6en Sanfiers.


3 7 y y ~ 1T OWF*
@s lit 6as @eribt ba6ier Derbreitet, baB
bic ame~rifantibe Negierung nit einem
SDnbtfat bieitger 8antiers llntcrbanoz
lun9en angetniipft bate betrefs Der 2lus@
ga6e bon bretpro5entt9en Bombs i'm 8etrage
BON 500, 1000, 900. Sn bieiigen Sinan5@
freiien berribt Die Qlniibt, baB Die 6dlfte
Der 8onbS, fails beren Q(uSgabe binnen
zines WonatS e~rfol9en loute, ba6tcr peroe
9e5ei6net iperOen. SoQte Sic Nusgabe
aber erit >am @nbe 6ieies 9ierteljabreS err
folgen, 10 biirften Die bieitgen 3ei6nllngen
crbebIi6 i6tpdber ~ausfaueu, ba alsOann
Der bcimii6e @elobeOarf iebr beOeutcnO Ietn
mir6.
, 1894-01-12
miro 0hentIid ais GrunfenboIo be.
Setdnet,
uro p~erIanet oeshaIb eiu pfaiter Don
$4,000.
GaIparatio, Sn6., II. San.

tSeutc tpiro cine eigent6iimItbe, aber
pol6erebtigte 8la9e Dor @ericbt u~erbanbelt
tpar6er. Oapi0 g. 8rou9b, Der i%ogenanute
SbereS empler Der 6ebron 2oge bes unz
~abbGngigen Sr0enS oer suten Sempler,
bate cine 9iite untcri6rte6cn, pelcbc aGz
9eblicb Die Namen idmmtIt6er Sruntens
bol6e Des Sroens eutbielt, uno bieie Site
purOe auf 9(norbnung iencr 2oge iGmmtz
ticben 8irtbcn Oes StGbtcbens 3ugeiteat.
Quf Ser elite befan6 it9 AUDI Ser gtame
zines getptiien G6ilbs, unb bieler bat jeBt
in Solge 6eiien ben SberzS empler 8rougb
megen &erlaumbung aui $4,000 S6abenz
eriaB oerflagt.
, 1894-01-12
Mebr Stlber.
Der SdIa9fdot fol- aus9eprd9t
limo Ger 5ilran5miniiter Oanrit inter ole Qrme
geerifen weroeu.
@ai9tngton, II. San.

Der Miin8au5i3uB bat nit 9 gegen 8
Stimmcu bic 8lanO'icbe Bill CUR Qnna6me
gu empfebIen beldtoiicn, pelcbe BEN Sinans@
mineitcr bcfieblt, ben Silber7S cblagibaB
I'M 8etra9e bon 55, lac, 681 Dollars tbun=
Gicbit balo Su Silberoouars ausprdgen gu
laiien uuO sur 8eitreitung Der l~aufenoen
~2lusgaben Der Re9ierung SiG5eri9eine baz
9e9en aus;ugeben.
9aS Silber, ipeI6es bon frit6cren Nn7
f6ufen nocb iibris lift, iou ebenfaus ausgc=
prGgt unb CUR giul0iung ser sum Qlntauf
beiielben ausge9ebenen S6aBnoten per-
menoet tperocu.
, 1894-01-12
Die frons0fifds 5Iotte.
GIemencean oroht nit allerbaro ouf oiefeIbe
be3ieIiden @ntbiuuneen.
BartS, l2. San.

Glemenceau, Der 0feOatteur Der ySuiticc",
bat BON Eoulon aus elm tptcbtiges 0ofuz
ment in 8e5ug alf ben gegenmdrtigca 3uz
ftano ber &rte9sflotte erbaIten, melc6e5 er
i'm Sntereiie ber nationalen @ebrfraft III
berOfentlthen beabiicbt. @r bespcdt, mie
ct ia9t, bamit bauptidcbItb Der ein8eriiienen
8eribmenoung in Der SIottenpermaltung
Elm @noe gu machen. g.
, 1894-01-12
Der 6euerodmon.
in Dem weitpiretnifhen StGot6en Dapis
neun GebGuoe ab9ebrannt.
GumberGan6, W}6., 12. San.

Sn Dem Stdotdben 0apis, Gufer
@ountp, @. Sa., bra6 beute friib Seuer
aus, bas in ~penigen Stunoen iteben @ez
lb0ftslofaIe, 5mei MobnbGuier, baS
SbeatergebGuOe unb einen groBen @orrat6
BON 8oubpl5 in 2ticbe Ie9te, Der Scba0en
6ctrd9t iiber $50, OOO.
, 1894-01-12
Die howaiifde Korreiponoens
Sol i'm &aufe oes P~eutioen Cages Dem Kon=
ere6 unterbreitet peroeu.
W aihinaton. u. San.

Die nit Dem 3oItutter rGoriptu" eingcz
%troffene bapaiiibe ~8orreiponbens tpirb
wabri3einIicb beute gta3mtt1ag benz &on7
greB unterbrcitet tperben. Sic umfaBt am
gebIicb ettpa 10000 @orte, tpopon sic
6Glfte auf 9rGiibent Oole's Nntport an
gGtQis entfallen.
, 1894-01-12
Gin penfonat fir uh0bere G0dter"
Bis anf oen 6runo Undergraduate.
@urefa, Su., II. San.

Oas v0i6a @oo6 Some" 9enannte Sc
bdltbe, in pelbem bic WtGb6en mobnen,
1peIcbe baS @urefa college beiu6en, ipuroe
9eitern gtacbmittag pouitdnoig ourcb Seuer
%3erit0rt. 9alielbe iburbe gegen bier llbr
cntbeft, unb 9riff 10 i6nea UNI itcb, baB
an Elm QOi6cn gar nibt gu 0enten mar;
UNI iecbS llbr i6on lag Oas @ebGuoe, Der
Stol2 beS Ortes, in Qli6c. Sn E miclben
tpobnten iiber fiinf5i9 jun9e Mdoben,
peIbe jebob idmmtIi6 Obne llnfaa emit
famen, obgIcicb uteIe ibre &Ieiber etn6itB@
ten. 9aS Teuer e%ntitanO unstpeiielbaft in
SpI9e elmer febIerbaften 6ei5un9Sro6re;
Der @erluft Wirb auf 1000 abgei6aBt
unb lift nUr nit $500 perfi3ert.
, 1894-01-12
Gin mertfaniid1er Sergeant
meeen G~heiInabme an elmer meuterei err
iho1en.
@ +. Qputs, II. San.

Sine Spe8iaIOepeicbe an ben v@lobcs
Democrat ton MertOia in Oucatan bcrt9z
tet, baB ber 3tpeite Sergeant Mliquel 8o@
brigue3, pom %, Battalion, auf Qlnorb@
nung OeS b06lten &rie9saeribteS in Wfe3
rito am Mitttpocb eribOiien purbe. 9as
llrt6eil mar in 6ol8e elmer Wteuterei gea
fGQt morben, bel peI6er er betheilt9t ges
tpelen mar, un6 Die ben SOB bes llnterlieuz
tenants @ntonio Cabrera Garcia sur Tolge
bate.
, 1894-01-12
Der papt mill obue 6ulfe Ser
9if60fe

Derfuden, ole mirren in si5ilien bei5uIeoet.
Gom, II. San.
Gs tptrb in Qtbre6e 9eiteIt, baB Der 8apft
an Die ~ii5iltaniicben 8ii60fe gei3rieben
uno tie oufgeforOert bat, BET ben pOrliegenz
ben Wirren in Si5llieu ais SrieOensittfter
arf5utreten. SIS belBt, 6aB CT bel Dem Ser
lNcbe, Die &ube pieOer ber5uiteIen, nm
llnannebmlicbteiten uno fali6e 9eutun8en
mo9lt5it 81 permciben, anoere NtaBrcgeln
sur Antpenoung bringen mill.
, 1894-01-12
Wollem iiber Die AnrnBen III ST.
3ilten
Gin Mlanifeit per6fehtIiaen
limo Ole Derhaftun9 oes Oeputirten 9eIice
sur Spradle b%rirgen.
Sc m. II. San.

l3tp0lf Mit9liebcr Ser 9eputirtentammer,
sur GuBeriten 2tnten geb0rig, unb neun
lbrer 9lnbGnger, beibloiien geitern 2tbenO
ii6er bic ltnrrben in SiSilien Elm Mantieit
81 OcrOfentIidben. a3ugleicb WolIen iic Die
Qlutmerfiamfeit Der 8ammer auf bic Ser
%baftung OeS SignOr s. 6elice ~lcnfeu, iene5
io3iaLiitlicben 9eputirten, nelcDe tpegel am
gcbltcber 5bcilnaDme an Ben lInrubcn in
S"i5ilten italtfano, uno barauf b%ringei,
oa6 ctrpaS gcicbebe, I'M Sic &orredbte Der
Observation-Disclosures 3u Dabreu.
, 1894-01-12
Qus Rio Sc Jonetro.
Qn9ebIi4e empfnoIiae perIufte ser 3ebelen.
inbeSonei.rn. II San.

Ser om%erifaniidbe areuscr San 6ranz
CISCO, baS Slaggenibiff bes QtOmirals
8enbam, lit beute firth babier eingetrOffen.
Die 9fcgiertngSbldtter ~bcbaupten, oaB
auf Dem &ebeueni9ift DNImtrante Canaan
bare" elm @ei6iib 5eriprunBen uuO fGnf
NrtiQertiteu babel 9ct0otet por6erl ietcn.
@bcniO iOaen Our9 cine GrplOiton in Dem
Jtcbeuenfort Siuegai8non fInfSebn Mfann
get0otet tporoen ietn.
, 1894-01-12
Derbeerenoe 5euersbrunit in 6ettYs=
burg.
Die Staot ernfIi9 be0roht.
@ettDS6urg, 8a., II. San.

WtItV . q PW', L. OWT.
Sin beutc friib 6abicr eu8gebrO9ene5
6euer 9retft nit raicnoer Sbneli8fcit nm
ii6, unb gauge 6GuiergcOtcrte itnb ernitlicb
6ebrobt.
SpGter. 9aS bcfannte v@ag[e 6otel"
baS 9rOBte in Der Stabt, lit mttiammt ben
oaSu gebOrigen Neben9e6duben, StaIunz
gen, &C, a%bgebrannt. Mtebrere au9ren5cnoC
8obnbduier purben bon Den 6lammen err
9riffen, bocb batteu gegen Mittag bic 20i9:
manni3aften baS Teuer siemli3 unte'
&ontroIe.
, 1894-01-12
mte0er in Setrieb.
81 8.

@eneOo, 8, II, San.
SIN BEN SOreit GttD @lcctric gBorfS
ipuroe geitcrn nab mebrmonatlidber llnterz
brecbung Der 8etrieb pieoer aufgenommen.
Oie @i9entbiimcr limb Der lIniicbt, baB Die
iblimmlte 3eit nun iiberitanben lei.
, 1894-01-12
SdJou am 20. Sanuar
Soil sic Qbitimmun9 iiber Ole Gdrtf=
bill erfol9en.
4d1lrE nrr 9rhattsn am 20.
SO ai6tngto o II, II. San.

Der M6geor6ncte &eeO tpir6 am Samitag
gta4mittag ben 81. 6S. republttonilcber7
lcitS, unb Der @6g. @ilion OemOfratilcber7
ieits bie 9ebatteu iiber Die 3arifbiu sum
Qbic6luB brtngen unb am 20. oaHr1, Wton7
tags, bic 2lbftimmung itottfinoen.
, 1894-01-12
CARDINAL Rampolla pom Iteuem
erfranft,
st om, II. San.

limo mus auf SefebI feiner 1er5te oas Sett
bitten.
, 1894-01-12
Oampfer=I IahriAten.

8remerbapen: @mS bon SEEM gort
unb Soutbampton.
, 1894-01-12

Ser Cardinal Stampede, Der pdpitltcbe
StaatsiefretGr, pel6er ii9 BON ietnemlnz
tDOblietn auf Ser 8eiierung betqnO, pal
einen Gidfau gebabt, un6 feline Aer3te ba7
ben ibm Doreei6rieben, baS 8ett SIT bHten.
, 1894-01-12

grofeiior @ircbop bat iicb bon ieinem
fitr5li3en beftigen @rippenunfau TO melt
tDieOer er6olt, baB er beute gum eriten Mqle
felt mebreren Gagen i'm 8at6olooiIcben
Snititute letne GOrleiuH9en gu 6alten inn
Stanoe mar.
, 1894-01-12

6eiterer 6intmeI, 6G6ere Semperatur
ltno Siiotpin6 fir beute angefiinblgt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
ORITrARY NOTES.

Captain George Edcctt. an oil member Of the
Produce Exchange. disl on Monday at his home.
40 3i2 Twclfth-st. South Brooklyn. from pneu-
nonia SIR EdEett was shipwright. and was
well known In the city and In Atlantic coast ports
he was hfty-two years old. ~ iuhera' VIII De
hold today ~ his house. at O'Clock.
Hartford Conn. April li.-l;alph Gillrtt, presi-
dent Of the STAT Mutual Fire Insurance company
died to-day OF disease Of the heart Mr. HiIett
Wa elghtr-tWO years old.
cincinnati April IL Henry Carter. drummer
FOR JafYer Z. Pinkus linen merchants. or New tork
dropped dead of heart disease while eating supper
1T the Burnett House here last night =,
William \ Iarl'. OF th" firm or Hargt x
.:,,"r.u ,eI known dryeoods merchants. died last
sunday afternoon after short lines "l pieul
monla H. was sixty-nyc years old. Dir. liardt hnI
been engaged IA the woolien trade In Ltondfi-St
Tor many years Lately he had lived ar We 'r,r +,
IAN t'lub 80 IL Wet Fiftv-rinth-st Ills funeral
vii take place at Al Souls church, four'h-a'''
and Tvcufi.th-st. nt r. IN. TO-DAY. -. 50,
roluulhus T. Rogers died AZ his home 40. ~
Mndisou-aye. yesterday afternoon ne can s" H'
death was pneumonib supcrinduccd by brohchltlS'
lie was about sixt, Ave years or age ana WAS IL
LAWYER with Offices At No. 90 Nassau-st. 81,
Hrvant Goodwin. son ~ ParNc fodwin. VITO olel
on sunday last was buried yesterday AT Hosi' d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
prclIox AGlMsr SECRETARY LAMONT

Washington April FIN an appeal from the d'-
clsion OF Justice Louis J. ONeal in favor oil VIII
lam G. Schanrt against Daniel :. Lamont ~
member OF an Insurance company. Justice Mc'omas
,o.l,v affirmed the decision allowing the pldlntlH
81 l...o
schanrt held policy for $500 in the Guarantee
and Accident Lloyds. an insurance company com
posed Of lop prominent men. mostly New 3hAsLs,
rb.uncrv NJ Dcprw Levi +. Morton. tharles
C"uorrt william H. Grace and Secretary Lamom,
hcing members OF the company In cas- oil a ar
- The amount The plaintiff was injured 10y Il IAN
rom his horse. crushing his foot ana making me-,
- i,s ampItatiou about four months after the
accident The policy provides for compensation
FOR the loss 81 4 limb only when Amputated WITHIN
,,tn.tv i,Vs after the accident. The decision was
rendcred on the ground that the three months nm
Italian must be construed 10 mean the loss OF the
@ ~ ,ha iimb This operates Judgment against
the entire company the suit being brought AGAINST
Secretary Lamont as he Is the ohy meHloer "N'"e
herr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
11rNpY EREpEKICK ALLEN.

Henry Frederick Allen. naval war veteran ana
superlntendcnt Of the Newly rk Mutual Gas 'o'n-
many died at his home. so 2H West seventy %
r,,r,,,, an Noulav night from Brghts disease
lie had been absent at bermuda about SIX "''NS'
while seeking relief for his ma!ady. and Few h"y
after returning was seized with an acute ana l"'"
attack
,,r Allen was born I'm this city nfty years ago and
vas educated in the public schools Just before the
Rebellion ne entered the machine-shop OF the hrc7-
s1r shin Huldlng Works and learned IN" Ut"' Oh Z"
,u'cbonical engineer. lie then b~cdm" dIhuSn,,S-
man and worked the drawins- 10y "hl'h 'Il'
Monitor and other famous war Nessr'S W'Ir t".'
structel AfterWaTd BE- received comm S'"n , ~
assIe,ant engineer In the Navy. ana TOOK part III
a. E,r, Eishar and other battles. Twenty TWO
Years ago he married young woman from irf
kimer County. MIR Allen was member OF inc
Inv,l Legion the Society Of Gaslight Engineers
and the American society Of Mechanics ana lI"n's
mon lie was an enthusiastic yachtsInar ana was
Tor several years commodore OF IN" HUDSON llVer
Yacht club He had been superintendent OF me gas
cnmuanV for sixteen years. The funeral VIII DE-
beld AT his home at 40 =. III. to-day. the, Key
H. Frank Rogers Morse. assistant pastor OF Cal
vary Haptist church. officiating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18

but after a week began to improve. Later ne had
a relapse and slns steadily into death.
H.. Conway was Gfiy-four years old ana had
been in the service " the Coroners office for over
nine years About March 10 ne contracted heavy
cold which almost deprived him Of his voice. one
day. when In the old Coroner's Office I'm Chambers
ST. he slid that he we'll aware that he had
a serious Illness before him However, he continued
attending 10 his duties until March 10, when NJ
made IA. autopsy On Marha !. Fuller. That was
his last case. lie Immediately afferward took TO
his bed. .
Dr Conway was graduated from the New YORK
College oi Physicians and Surgeons In 1856. lie
Always prdct.scl Ia the eastern part ~ the city
and became one OF the best Known physician Of
thai part OF NewYork. lie ray"s a widow ana
known in New-York FOR years as "Old pr Con.
wav" He was a graduate Of lhc University OF
paris pr John 4. conway Of NO 100 Lexington
ave. q nephew Of the dead man. s now assistant
visiting surgeon AZ Bell 'vuc Hospital
The news 81 Deputy Coroner Conways death
caused great sadness al the Office. Ne was man
II ,nirthful and Jolly manners aad was popular
~ the sti0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
THE FOURTEENTH "CARNEN."

The suspicion was engendered last night at the
fourteenth performance OF Carmen" in the Metro
polItan Opera House. that Calve had played the
part too often for the sake OF spontaneity The
lively French singer looked bored and acted In II
perfunctory manner perfunctOry when compared
with her electrifyng work earlier In the season.
Versatility Of mood is well enough in its way. but
Calve, by the superimposlton Of a hundred de-
tails made her Carmen perilously nigh unto the
bizarre last night.
She her finger tips up and down the arm OF
Zuniga, and she nearly st.ned Don Jose with
rose rose about which he sang very indiherenuy
In the second act She singularlY apatheuc
Until the third act In reality she ShOWed more
spirit the close OF the second act. during a cur
tain call bunch Of flowers hurled at her hdstIy
Startled her that she screamed. and leaped over
them Il they were something live ana threaten
ing
Emma Games was a lovely Michaela, singing In
Hers quite the best portion OF last night per
f0rmance: for De Lucia In nowise a remark
able Don Jose He acted fervldy enough,
but his singing was erratic. The Torea9Cr was
Ancona, who, Of course vas recalled alter ms Hlss
aria II al this point that CAVE reaIy !ooKea
wearied and. oddly enough. she later lorsoi ner
lines FOR minute and the prOmpter avalIel hvr
not The quintet in the second act WIN l'S ufI t
eately drOll humOr very well sung Dy Cddnc'
Bauermeister Ihes CarbOne and Rinaidinl me
opera given in French and German. SIghOr
Beygnani conducted conscentiousy me mouse
was crowded. Tonight Aida will be sung
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
COLONEL GEORGE r. BALCH

Colonel George T. Balch for many years AUDITOR
-, ,,o po,r1 NJ Education. and who deeply in
.s,e1 IN intoxicating feelings OF patriotism among
the nubllc schools died suddenly on Sunday morn
ing at his rooms in 40 % East Twenty-second-st.
where he had lived for number Of years Coo one,
t,.ich had an attack OF apOpleXy about year ago.
and Il is supposed he died from this; The burial
~ Mace Yesterday at Troy, after church service
~ ~ cv Colonel Batch left wife. the daughter
~ I,Idge Cushman. Of PROV The dead man was porn
about sIxty-ive years ago. and he had devoted ms
it|D -, literorv work. lie was a graduate OF west
ibnint ana made a good military record. lie was
ionp connected with the Ordnance Corps \ stanch
I1nr9uhIicon Colonel Balch cOntended for the as
,iav in the schools all over the country OF me
,noyerican flag and the symbols OF American liberty
I,nr ,anv wears Colonel Balch wrote on educational
and Kindred topics. IL was an authority on school
1.Iran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
THE REAPpEARaYcE or WANG"

Goodwin and Morse's comic opera wang ~
again 10 be seen al the American Theatre. Inc
fortunes OF the scheming Regent OF Siam were ioi-
lowed with interest for long time when DE Noil
Hopper introduced him TO the public. ana the aver
age New-Yorker already knows a good deaI more
about the plots and counterplots Of him ana MS
nephew. the Crown Prince. than about the real real
politics even geography OF the real SIAM. ! ne
lessons In the condition and history or tnat TeIdih
sole country are now wOrthiy continued by fdWih
Stevens and his associates at the American Theatre
The elephant Is as unruly. as Incorporate anu as
amusing before. and meets the same untimeE
ueath. The impressive operate marriage serve 10
S.so repeated with all its old effect MISS hirginna
Earl appears as the Crown Prince ana MISS ~.
Florence Drake and Miss Mile Anterior are inc
NO daughters among the widows twenty on whoIh
me audience is asked chiefly TO hx us attention.
Among the other members OF the cast the most
Prominent are Charles Burrows, John A PARKS
frank Casey and Ethel Lynton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
DIED..

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GoDwrv-or SUNDAY Apru r. BRYANT Goodwin. son q
Pariie and the late Fanny Bryant GOWN
Funeral Roslyn. Tuesday. April H.
HARDTmon s9naSy ApTl 10 a iss william Arnold
Funeral services from All Souls Church corner OF s,h.
q. and lth-avc on Wednesday. the 18th Inst, az =
o'clock
Please omit flowers.
don. only child Of Charles :. and Ella shafer Noyes'
FSneea At the rsiene Of his grandfather l. C. shafer
Mnnolair. on Wednesday. April ~. on the arrival OF
the 100 train from New-York.
ROBERTSON Tuesday, April II. 1891, columbus d.
Relatives snd friends invited to attend the funeral funeral
April 20 AZ 10 O'Clock
Please omit flowers.
sEGrRIEDmA Mon,cloT A 4 r. April H. 1884, M'
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
STEVENSON Monday April 49, Sarah D.. wife OF
Funeral services Al nor late residence 253 Cermonave
brooklyn Wednesday evening. 18Th. at O'CLOCK
TwEEDY-Tn Danbury, Conn., April i3 Frederick war
Funeral services at hs late residence. FarvlewavAs
on Thursday 18th inst. at O'clock p. m
UNDERHUG,-At city Island. y. Y. suddenly; on sun
day April Is. 1884, Edward A. Underhill aged 20 yea'
I months
Tho relatives and friends Of family respectful,
p. M from hts late residence CITY Island
Train for Barlow the Harlem River branch r. r.
In,crrnent at woodlawn cemetery
wELsIi-At brunswick y j. Tuesday afternoon ,n:
18th William T. gest son of the late George
". ana Elizabeth Welsh aged 80 years.
Not Of funeral hereafter.
wHTEliors on sgnday Apr Is at Car
mel y. Y, Edward son ot EDWARD NJ Whtehouse' de-
ceased. sni Amelia stuart Worthingion ,,
Funeral VIII be held the Worhington Memorial
Church Enslo,d. Westcheser County, Thursday.
Aprl 10 at iGo oG9ek r., ,no ,r,, leaving ,,,.
Il. and terminus OF 6th-aye Elevated r. r.. at II ~
a. M. returning NcwYork Immediately after the
Frends y the family are invited to atterd