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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
VERDI TURNS 70 SHiKESPEA RE.
From The London Chronicle

FTOll me IOHUON tHTU!TVIt
had a short conversation with Verdi AT tns
Grand Hotel this morning. The venerable com
poser is delighted with his reception IN fran.s,
and he scarcely disclaims the title ot lykc pea.o
maker between the two Latin sisters FOR mnsny
years. he said. II was tho hgurehead OF isS Snns
given 20 me were intended for then rather seui-
tious national ideal" Verdi regrets ina, ms az
OF the question OF late Shakespeare has chtetsos
into the intimacy of his musical soul me kre ,,e
drama and comedy eminently suited TO the genius
OF Italian composers. The Tempest ,woula I'm
JouhtedJy ne his next venture: but In his present
mood signor Verdi declares that he Is at me enc enc
of his lyric tether feeling OF reverence TOT ,ne
memory OF (;ounod would keep him from compos.
Ing the Romeo I;iuletta" which has been taSe"f
o. while the master considers the supJect "
"I-rolin' too thin for well constructed Sell r,,
"In any case" concluded Verdi with his ia,ne ~
The passage about the seven ages OF man m'sh' o'
considered too opposite.
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men, The ship is expected to be IN oins also
WORK Is waiting for her turret arnpr a. e as
Which has been s9m s IL . are that
thew viii be in place and the ship IN con''''s'o'
by May , ,.,,o .h;ns t. satisfactory, now
MAI fheIr armor f. being completed NOR r,9r
The Indiana at the Cramps ha. al OF el q, fbese
o;ates have been delivered. The yesse gun,nn
are behind aud the fact may delay ne, P ikeiv
no in ssrvceable trim by July l. No date Is ,Nea
for the readiness OF the Massachusetts n, VET
nn The oregon Is further ahead Her light atm0r
on and some OF the belt AMI baroet,e Rl o proo
hse, 'deiivsred TO the Union iron Works Inc oroon
ivn is moi likely to be completed in less thah s go
The Navy Department has In coptenp.a rn,a The
SIMPLICITY and strength.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
YELEGRIPHIC NOTEr.

wichita. Kan. Dee S,-An acroramoia ion train
on the Frisco Railroad was a'chsl near B Beau,
mont Yesterday. and Fireman Aldrldgc was killed
and Engineer Monroe seriously hurt. \ broken
ran caused the wreck the engine and nine freight
cars jumping the track. The passenger coach re-
mained ON The track.
Hammond. Ind. Dec. 9o.-I.ast light twenty-five
employees of the O.. II. Hammond Packins Com
ing employees were informed that eisht hours
would constitute day "ora: Men ~ho were re-
women who formerly earned Is cents day can
earn but 80 cents
Austin. Tex, Dee. 3o.-lt is rumored here that
l.. s Ross recently rendered by Governor culber-
paGs r on inS agS seaaT ssS on M
Chiffon
superior Wis, Dec 3o--A handcar upon which
three section men were riding was struck py a
freight train yesterday morning on the Northern
Paciac road near Walbridse station. TWO OF the
men. John Davis and John Jefferson, Wee probably
fatally injured, but the uiiro escaped WITHOUT
serious injury.
MINNEAPOLIS Mimi. Dec. S)-Judge Smith yester-
day filed a decision In the smt brousht by the
psGy OF New.york, giving ne plaintiff jndsment
ior s2sc with Der cen, interest sine March -
loss In the burning the 300 Railg avs elevator
at Gladstone. Mich. November ~ Ssl. i ms IS the
second trial an appear n"''"S i've" ''"e" VIC III ~
time
Asbury Park. y. J.. Dec. 80 CspecIaD.-o, II.
Brown a wealthy real estate owher, and merchant
oiebt At Farmingdal Ae attempted TO board a
moving train. and was hurled Violently TO the
ground the fa.l resulting ~ fracture or the
left arm and other injuries.
Exeter, ~ H.. Dec. 90 A IRE this morning dc, de
houso was owned by Joseph 9; a. W!ngate and
"ccuped bv Joseph q. Barnard. Loss. $1,000; in
sured for 81 100 The house had been In the Wmgats
family since INC l. was the home OF Paine WIN.
cate Washlngton's friend. member OF the FIRST
National Senate and the last survivor OF that body
lie died In 1885, aged I'D"
TER. Hauc, Ind. Dee. 80 Sam Williams AGED
seventeen one OF the colcred Jockeys In The
Brooklyn Handicap" fell out OF the rear stage
door at Mayors opera House at the close % ths
Injured falling nearly nifty feet into the alley. His
home Is at Washington. ID. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
THE WORK BY NO MEANS ENDED.
MADISON G. PETERS WANTS GUILTY MEN. RE
PJSLICANS As Well. As DEMOCRATS,
CATHOLICS As WELL As PROT


CATHOLICS As WELL AS PROT
EsTANTs. PUNISHED.
The Rev NJ c. Peters of the Bloominsdale Re
formed Church in the prelude his sermon last
night. said:
People are beginning inquire why It Is thal me
Lexow commltee IS afraid to e. hsHG Inc sus
pcion ;ha; certain Republican leaders uesHe !h ne
work of investigation 10 be stopped 20 iCns -
ticans and the members OF the Lexow Commitlee
are being reached the work mus; he endeo. SEND
tor OConnors work 2as bee" 10 pur an f,itSfliy
served the in, rests Of Tammany n the sics,s,1,
ure. and he was no doubt appointed on TINS con"
popular belief. long entertained. that certain r
Republican politicians we're impcaiec n tn 1, ran" m
many rascaliiy is fully confirmed me az
,empts OF managing politicians 10 strange me Wo
OF Investigation vii, only intensity tae peope IN
pernicious system Il pundering the city when me
bosses of both parties have built up. the peopi,e
and the work of inquiry mus; SO on un.'i ever
Republican and every Democrat who conspreyf or or
shared in the vanies which have made New hV'h
Ell upon them for such offences do not believe IN
making a terrible example OF captain S,elhe'.SO
i plead for equal justice. To send Stephenson 10
prison for accepting bride OF lev ,oeir
hundreds of thousands and millions seems I'VE e.,
mockery of justice Why Is Siephenso snsleu ce9
stephensop Is an American and a Proies slant, ana
american is ai in lsft snd 20 ar hc
With a pull may do with impunity. McCiave' an
American and Protestant W&s dI Igs O GstS i
SSeehan and Martin. hold on. | pleaa ior stripes
for ali guilty regsrdess Of race or r en- ,bc stand
end tell ms how they got their millions In ieSs
MI Grant became authority for me siatemcnr una,
r,ste of Crokcrs recently assured me thdt 'ioheI
was worth 100000 He Lives IN an Ash
az real estate and travels about the country
Inn in a nrlvate car at daily rental OF go Giiroy
Ms dsveioped in five years from poor man mo q
m,I,,onalre Let the Lexow Committee inquire al
~ how ne got his wealth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
DEATH or WILLIAM WEBb "'H"''

,ytliar, Webb Green died from pneunoha a' ~,
homo OF his son Richard u. Green. NO 80 Ne"''
park West al O'Clock last evening. ~ Ms -
.,da uere son. his sons wife and Their son ""a
daughter Mr. Green was eighty-two years o' 49,
and one OF New York's Oldest residents -
no vent driving and contracted cold INST "e'
o,e5 into his fatal Illness. The funerai af'A"ee
rn.nts ha, not been perfected.
Mr. Gr.,n was torn at East Haccam' NV"','' VI
Nsr.h % 1907 He was son Of captain kcaa1o s anu
Stii,e Webb Green. His rather co'nHiiitls Ssntein
nonv in the war Of lsl9 His Srdnlit'het' 10 So.
ttau,as Green commanded a company ~ 'n ne,o,,
ond Connecticut Horse Brigade dut Us Al
ION and in addition 10 service II tna % IL uss
New-York in l176 ali Saratoga " ~, ~ rss-
MN In des ,ent from Lieutenant JOY ,nao Train
ANA served I'm the Swansea nsht IN June w. nsr
MAS seventh In descent from Jonn ho"'a"" '-7"S'
o the Mayf0Wer compact. Xmsrt.
Mr. Green English IN every NM %, % 70 Nsssa-
chuset;s between 1870 and no ne an has lived
York CIV - the age OF seventeen dhu ,as in
here ever since. He was conmlss.ohe" vonS 9nhs,
ths lO,h Regiment 70 infantry OF New ioin n,ss
,wanfv v,ars old The rext year he was prV''o.e..
and Commissioned lieutenant. ana III teSS -. s,sy.
r,sed 10 the command OF MS co'hptnS' ~. l.,
ward declined further promotion ~ We rusd ,no
lS,6 NJ moved 10 Brooklyn, Wnere ne ,or
,srms as Alderman from the First Ward, am Sus.
iuc,.d , storage business until 1870. W,r. ~
turned 10 this city. He vas trustee ol s t.sn,s
az the Pilgrims later OF the Nasnlis %" 77ssr
g-eshvteri,n church and there became an 49,
lie mas been director OF the Jackson Marin, - ~
Anchor FIRE Insurance company. president oi .ns
rlrooklyn and Green Island on company am .. w
North Second street Railway 'ompatN' al' ,',nsv
mr. OF the brooklyn Bushwck ard queens county
He married On August 10, 1896. Sarah Ann dausH'
ter OF Colonel William W Cot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
-FOUR MONTHS or THE NEW TARIFF

.or-D MONTHS or THE NEW TARIFF
THE pEricr N THE REVENUES OBTAINED
r.ypER 1T NOW mounts TO s3'"o"o
v-..,i,g,ou Doc 30 lspeciaD-The fourth month
~ the operaiions OF the new Tarin ia" presents
same interesting and not altogether pleasing ~
sults II Is a curious coincidence 'ha' '"e ~ -
~ ,h. Treasury since the receipts began 10 IAN
,.i,, tho cxpendi,ures have been precisely iient-
t .,,b rho sun, which has been raised by the sale
~ bonds ostensibly for the purpose OF Keeping
az, teo gold reserve" which reserve was realN p'-
pl.t.d bv being drawn upon for money to meet III"
running expenses Of the Treasury
The wears 1870 and 1894 are TIE only ones sln'e ''
close OF the war In which receipts rave fAile" -.
low .xpenditures II Is not necessary 10 3 oach
v.r, FAR but IL may be interesting 10 see "ndt the
record has been for the Last ten years. j " ar
follows. 1888. surplus. :h0o'D; lS>t surplus 100
90 eO. 49, surplus slo2"p.@,; ~. surplus silo
al. 100. l.,9 surplus sp0oooO l:0 surplus. Sll'-
a., ,.,. 1851 surplus soooOo: 1892 surplus. $500
oD. 1879 deficiency. sigo.oo. 1885, deficiency So'-
cooCo ,-a.,..,. ~,
~ t., - r,.,rs aurourts Ia precisely tie sum
,or when bonds nave been issued. hut sucn IS the
ia,t Nn"'m'. rr,r Of Inc new Tarif law is that
rorr than orc-third of the deficiency OF the ast
,,'n,Ss in wsIrh he new TanN aw has been In
operation. The new law went INTO rrect on Aususs
hooks ~ Inc Treasury show the following receipts
August dhree days. sc5,7l9. September 500.
~ October. $l9. l3g 20, November. N9iliiOS Ds-
ren,her dwenty-eght days. S2oN,sli; total, sS'-
ie 800 . ,.,.,
Tho expenditures were as follows August three
d,vs, SslgT IA September. S'l323olt. October 81
Ilg03s November s.i77lss; december twenty eiSht
days.. Se60'7oDl. total, NlSyNlN, During tne ms,
four months q the new Tariff law the deficiency
hss therefore been Si.1si3e>
is interesting. also. 70 compare the operations
of mo Inst four months. under the new Law. with
the op.iatons under the OLD Law in the correspond
ing months ~ former years. The result Is as vol
lows. September october. November. ~ cemoSi,
1891. surplus $4,000. september. ociorI. 10
ven,hor December. l'"2. surplus. SZspes, sept, m
her October Move mber December. lS~. deiicit vi
lClu 40. September. October November December
1894 deficit t5.1sI9es -
one other form Of COMPARISON nay not be IN
Interesting II IL AZ to "a, monthly receipts OF inc
Treasury under tpc fOrtN-sevcn M nihs oi the Me
<,nl4, Law as compared with the monthly re
cclp.s Under the four months OF tn now Jaw AC'
urdrr The Mckinley law were SLVsioo and under
the Wilson law only GcN~0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
U1HTrORD MINISTER RESIGNS.

Hartford Conn. Dec 20.-The resignation OF the
Rev Frederick Stanley Root, pastor OF the PARK
Conversational Church, was read at the morning
service to-day 10 take effect April J. 1sh The rea-
sons for the resignation, as given In ms ic''ef' arc
that he believes In institutional church. ana tnat
m. p,rl, Church Ia Of too conservative character
+, adopt ouch measures az he would prefer I" use
TO make the church self-reliant. powerful "fs,es
siye and thoroughly useful Mr.. Root was settfeh
as pastor of the church December !. 1891 ana sue
cceded the Rev. Lester l.. Potter HIS former pas
torste was the First Congregational Church OF
Auburn. Me- lie !. a graduate OF Yale DIVINITY
School.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31

THE BOOKKEEPER or THE HUDSON RIVER
NATIONAL SHORT $1,000 N HIS ACCOUNTS.
Hudson. y T. Dec. 3o-Willam f. ROssman IT,.
bookkeeper in the Hudson River National Bank. Of
this city arrested last night by Deputy Sherin
Charles Harvey a warrant sworn out -;
the bank officer charging him with grand larceny
in the first degree. An examination % the no"ks
kept by ROssman showed a shortage Of about
$500. The money making up this amount vas
taken from time 10 time. and II Is claimed. Nas
expended In stock sDccuat lions and fast living.
Rossmar has admitted the theft and has heen
locked up 10 await an examination. which has been
set down for Monday The prisoner has been 'ra.
pioycd as a bOokkeeper in the bank for several
Veare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
s.vrD THE sKArER From DROwyiNG.

Newport r. l.. Dee. 3o-Trank Adams. a sea-
man gunner In the diving class at the torpedo s's
ton. performed heroic get TINS AFTERNOON "
r.scuing Harry Ferris. who had skated INTO ~.
airhol. nj Easton's Pond Several skaters stoo'
by and watched young Ferris as he rose ~ "a
surface and disappeared aSa'n. but none one rcs
him assisiancc Adams. who was AT ulStin.s
when the boy fell in. upon reaching the SPOT S,i'ppJ
OF his outer garments broke the thin ice atou IN
tho hole then dove FOR the lad. bringing MN w
inscnslble lie took young Ferris 10 the urn -
where the two were hauled OF; OF the water fe''
ria was soon restored to consciousness.
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SUICIDE or 4 CHIyAMAN.

Watertown. ~ Y. Dec. @.-iee Ling, emma
man aged eighteen. who had been prisoner In '"e
county jail here since November ~ on charge Oh
assault. committed suicide in his cell TINS ai'er.
noon by hanging himself with rope formeu %
twisted cotton. On November 10 LIES ea'ered Inc
Laundry OF which his cousin Charles Jim. Is pro-
prietor and demanded s9Oo saying he wanted 20
go back to China. Jim refused 10 give nm VIC
money, and Ling armed with a long knife, tneie-
upon rushed upon him. cutting mis- arm ana m
hcting other slight injuries. Neishbors mterterreu.
and Ling was arrested He had been In this county
only two years. He employed IN one oil 'n'
Chinese aundries here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
Az CNGIISH FTGJTTTE AfGHT

81 Louis, Dec. 3O.-Charles Ross. an English en-
bezzler and forger was arrested yesterday after
noon at the home Of his brother. who Is manager
of the gasworls by Pnkerton men. accompanied by
IL ted States Marshals Hurley and Stafford cf New
York City Ross is wanted in London, England Tor
embeZzement from his employers, the Gas ana
Coke Company Of Lon Ion The amount OF MS en-
beZzlemeni Is said 20 be $1,000 Ross has been stop
ping for some time with his brother and IL II be-
iieved his wife and also with him. The
arrest was made from Information given by Percy
Sanderson. the British COnsnl-Gencra In New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
spoprIGE IN CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE

Lexington, KY. Dec. 3o-A shortage a'no"n''ns
-, s,f no and $1,000 is alleged TO have
..a tound in the Office OF City Collector OF TINS
city. The shortage extends through the terms OF
nrsce of J. Hull Davidson. at present Kentucky
representative for the American Horse hHchahse'
and ex-State Treasurer Stephen u. Sharp' ''e
-...,, collector The alleged msappropriations
80 go nv tho aid of two expert bookkeepers.
.ho have been investigating the municipal govern
ment during the last two months, and the wiring
vas done by Dcputy-Collector William =. WELSH
u,ho recently was drowned In the city reservoir
Young Wslsh's life insured for large sum-
and there was much talk at the tnie, many oe-
an :. "a committed suicide. Ex-Collector
.~,s.o, h.s heen Informed that his bondsman
w he exsscted to make good the shortage ne
IN turn has given notice TO the nohdsaen e. % iii
ina ma ,'n M them Mr.. Davidson's friends DO not
heii.ye him to blame for any or the hsapproP'i"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
a SKA TFR'S had ran.

Edward NJ. Chapman aged thrty-one. plumber
living at No l2i6 Herklmer-st.. Brooklyn. fell while
skating at Van Cortlandt Lake yesterday afternoon
at 2 p. M He taken to Fordham Hospital.
where he was still In an unconscious condition AZ a
late hour last night. 1t II thought that his skull
IL fractured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
npvcoops DAMAGED ~ BROoKLYN

fe,y minutes after O'Clock yesterday morning
e, ..as discovered Ia the loft OF the three-stoTy
brick building at 40. NJ Broadway useu py 'n''S
r. Borgleld'. photographer Inc s'o""u "O''
a., ,.,udi,c uas occupied by Carrot " Dcaver
,r,.,oods and the second floor by Leopold Michel
real eetntc agent. When the hrcmen responded
r. the alarm II was found that The MIGRANTS were
~ ,,"n and second alarm was turned n. lIc-
lore Inc MIGRANTS were thawed out. the names
had rhot out through the roof ana ior ' Irh
H., ,oobed az II the building was doomed The
huiiding il surrounded by large business houses,
bui The names were confined TO the building ~
v'h,ch they started. The damage was AVVV' ana
no origin OF the fire IL unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
BRIBERY IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE LIFE
THE REV. DR.. sILvERMAN DEMANDS THAT
EVERY SOURCE or CORRUPTION HERE
NJ INVESTIGATED


The Rev. Or. Joseph Silverman lectured al lem
ME Emanuel yesterday morning on bribery anu
rorsciencs in Private and Public Life lie said
in part: .,.
Before The revelations OF the senate inVefu E'a
feasance Of those high in public oice ' far,s
crimes committed in this city Daiy I'VE we s.anu
S Sss na s hUa oe and daily Witness their
scramble their sefvndication and me lncri Till
country has awakened and learns that instead OF
paying taxes for legitimate purposes, we nave '"'
But the corruption We know Of Is 6nr sym nTe
toms Of universal corruption 40 countries arv
page of Rome are these tales OF bribery, 40
through Europe and you must brine rHsfom
house officials. The traveller who would dare
a great Gasco. Bribery not only prompt, ne ne
evading of law. but IT puts premium on thei NET;
men Sell their souls. their faith their very honor;
Corporations and trusts ana the GGmmer SorS T0r
Congress is selfish. corporations ana trusts are
,s The GS T ssd ysrs MAN has sans
price. and.so men repeat that to Themselves uh.'
Cupid is dcthroned and the golden calf is wor-
shipped. And ye, people expect TO be happy undSr
BE for the discomfort of the world to great ex-
tent and pHopie doubt T me Th he a IN Dollar
Even religion has not escaPed W mTht , aganst
nrss42 hhs wsom into So
is bribery that people begin to deal with 1t as a
living factor. Caryle's sarcastic suggestion ,hal
as elections are not honest the offices be soid on
the auction block 10 the highest bidder might nc
carried out here.
But whatever other countries may 90 Aine',ca
cannot afford 10 confess TO the world tnat KS
officials hopelessly corrupt Let every source
OF bribery be investigated ana let punshineio
quickly follow detection. Let no guilty man
escape. ,
| am deeply surprised at the slow approval
which the tribute 10 DR.. Parkhurst is meeting,
thought that the city deeply mindful OF ms
vast services 10 ii and the cause OF reform mat
the fund ought to have reached $4,000 the irst
day. This slowness of approval OF Dr Parkhurst
work means decline of public opinion on the SUB
ject OF reform. But need not despair. ours -
still the reign of law: it will soon be a reign Of
principles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
rLAMEs IN KINGSTON. y. Y.

KINGSTON, a. y Dec. 90 fire which broke
out at 1 o'clock this morning destroyed the Dick
block ON the strand occupied by Sturgeon Leete
drygoods dealers. and the firms STOCK valued al
sls 900 and the building. valued at $1,000 were con
sumed In addition the four-stogy Mcmillan Build
Ing adjoining was damaged. the loss To The owner
Of the building and its occupants reaching soJo
while the odd Fellows Hall was damaged by nre
and water TO the extent Of $500. The store occu-
Mod nv Sturgeon AZ Leetc was owned by John l..
Hasbrouck. wholesale liquor hea'er' oi New
York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
TBEASTRER am REIMBTRSES MS FRIENDS

INDIANAPOLIS Dec. 30 (Specal).Alber, Gall, Treas
urer Of this State yesterday fled deed Of trust Of
all of his property to Frederick Bachman and
Adolph Reidensticker. The deed has been given for
the purpose Of protecting his friends VINO came 10
his Aid AT the time OF the failure Of the IndianapO-
lis National Bank. Treasurer Gail had on depo II
in the bank at the time II failed s00,O OF the states
money and his friends came TO his rescue with their
money a that time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
SING SING PRISONS LAUNDRY BURNED.

- o,scovered In the storehouse and laun-
-, ,,,, cling Prison early yesterday morning
,,,ho,,ob the nremcn responded promptly II was
M, mill 3 O'Clock that the fire WAS cN'ihsu''nep
r,e burned buildings are In the northeast porto"
-, the urison-yarI. The west hair was "sc'i a.
storage house for food, win Qua 80
o,.rhead 4 stone partition kept the names from
,, ,,,s ror,ion OF the buildings The lower
r"u, -" ,be norihweyt side used hs Laundry
and Mushroom, aud the second Moor az "a, il,
1 IN "a tbr section nothing r"mains A'hI.n.nR
sn' , ma s,one walls The loss liz estimated ~ s-s"
pu t ~ ~ no, Covered by insurance, none OF the
urt.on property being injured .o md,
y All III. convcts were arou"rd ny me nof' az; an"
ntu.hr,rh I. number Of the prisoner cohlh piiihlt
60. he blaze and some excitement Was oc'hS'p''n
,er w., ~ Grn ali The men behaved vel ana thcie
Nos M iii .Ordcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
MOVEMENTS or NAVAL VESSELS.

,-re limited states cruiser San Francisco. twelve
Guns captain f. NJ. Shepard in command sailed
from this port yesterday for Newport. where s me
will receive her torpedo outfit and be Inspected oy
the board Of which Commodore Ihoinas . ~; Co. TO-
fridge Is chairman, preparatory " "e' "e' 80
the European station. , .,,ns Comnander
IN. x;ng.iev arrived here yesterday from her
r,u,s cruise and went 10 the Navy Yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
nrDrcATgD BY MOySIGyOR SATOLLL

Washington. Dec. So-St. PAU S Oa'no"o N"uu'
.,o dedicated to-day in the presence Of an unusual
and imposing array OF ecclesiastical dignitaries'
headed by Cardinal Gibbons and Monsignor sa'oiN
panal Lega,e to the United States. The sermon was
preached by Bishop A. a. Curtis OF Nhn'hstoh
D., uiyb mass was celebrated by Monsgnor Sa-
toi. assisted by the Rev. Edward Didsr' OF BATH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
vropo r.RorrRS ron MEXICO

san Antonio Tex. Dec. 20 \ Williams, OF Al
nnt, Ga better known as "Pee" Williams. signed
, contract YESTERDAY through ". H. Ellis. repre-
senting the Tlahuivolo Plantation Company. or
Mapiama. Mex. to furnish the company 800 labor
ers The negroes VIII be obtained from Georgia
and Alabama. Williams says h" viii send loo.No
negroes from the Southern states 10 Mexico this
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
THE MINERAL OUTFIT or IDAHO.

Boise. Idaho. Dec. 3o.-Alfred Eon. cashier al 'he
Boise city National Bank. has prepared TOT "es'
Fargo a. Co a statement OF the mineral production
~ ,d.ho for tsgl The totals are a. follows: Gold.
81 OOO silver S235sOoO lead Sio6c0; grand total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
AZ APPEAL FOR DEBS AND HIS fRIE"DS'

Chicago Dec. Sat a meeting OF the represent"
tiyes Of several labor organizations, heia last
night at the Briggs House. an appeal was ioi""-
lated and addressed 10 all labor orgahizauo"s'
asking for contributions OF money TO pay the e.
penses OF carrying up the contempt case 81 D
go En- o,b.r officers OF the Am crcan Railway
Union 10 the United States supreme Court a ne
apneai saws that the case has ALREADY COST s-ovr
~, 4, a,iii cost large additional sum 10 carry
IL 10 the Supreme Court, and that mere are "'"'
iuteIy no funds on hand for this purpose