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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-08

Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected TO juno 3, 1894.


Trains leave PROVIDENCE a. foIlows;
Tor Boston-s:o5 a. m, IL m. 4;sop M; RETURN
$50, q. m; IL 20, 5:25 p. m.
WALPoLE-s:o6 Q. m; ~ m; 4:2e p. m.
FHANKLdN--s;os a. m. Il mt 4:2o 7:l5 p. m.
M1LFCRD-s:o :o5 q. M; II m; 4;2o p. m.
ARIINGToN--7.o5 1iiss m. 52s, 80, cell 90 pm
WEST ARLIN GTON-T;o5. eo5, IL :3s a. m; s.
an; 2;45. ssso, 5s2s, $3.50 p. m.
KNIoHTsvILLE-7:o5 800, 1855 a. m; 8. o.
m.; 2;ss, 5;a5, 6:3J, cell, s. s;i0 p. IN.
WAyLAND PARK-7;e5. 9;05, IL 30, y. sa m; 2:4S
4;se, s;2s, s,30. 'sii.oo 8. 6;iop. m.
CRANsToN, NATICK, RIVER POINT. CENTRE
WILLIE, wAsHINdToN-7;O5 s;ob, ii:36, 9
800 M iaei, a;ss l;so. e'as $3.50. 7''o, ''ii;oa
500, 7i15 p. m.
oAKLAwN s.us, il.ss. 8 s.co A. m; Ia:ci,
2:ts t;so 5:as. $50. 1850. --ii,oo. ssis. 7sis
PONTIAC, ARCTIC, ourDNrcK-Eo5 n.s5. s 300
9. m; 2;iS. t;'s. $50. ..ii'oo $40 p. m:
ANTHoNy-7o5 $685. n ;3s 900 a. nj is:oi, ';lS.
4i3e s:25, $50. s'1lsoo, s. $40, I;iS p. m.
covENTRY-7ios, sos, am; i2;Oi. 2'tS. +:3o. 7:3o.
s7;iSp. m.
SUMMIT, GREENE. oNECo, STERLING
M0osUp. .PLAINFIEID--5:oj, SOS. a.m.; i2:0i.
2;tS, 4:3o, 1880, 7,i5 p. m.
JEwBTT CITY. CANTERBURY, SCOTLAND
7;os sos. a. m; i2:0i, 4.s0 p. IN.
VERSAILLES. BALTIC, SOUTH wINDHAM-
:o5 sos a. m; i2ioi. tiso, IiiS pm.
wILLIMANTIC-7so6 so6. so5 a. m; 1851, 1850. 7i3o.
7:i5 p. m.
HARrFORD-s;o5 . m; l2;oi, $780, I:Jo, 70
pm
frsHKILL& q NEwBURo-s;o5 a. m.
NoRw1CH-7ie5, 9;o5 o. m; i2ioi. f;So, 7;so p. m.
WATERBURY,, DANBURY-siJs a. m. 1880. s 7:is
Pm.
PHILADELPHIA via PoUoHKEEPsIE -s;os
an; ;f;3o, y f;i5 y. IN
EAST THOMPSON, WEBSTER, soUTHBRIDoE,
WORCESTER, THOMPSON. PUTNAM and
POMFREr SOS a m; 4soo p. m.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA EEwBUR0.
AND ERIE RY-sso6 .. m.
PAscoAo And INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
6s7. $685. II a m. 400 and ass. $40 and ellis
p. m. Returning leave raseoag st6s2', TAO and
ssi5 a. m, i2si0, s;5s, sos and 80 100 p. IN.
All trains leave fsem west end Of union Depot
Providence
..ssturdays only. s-sundays only.
Tickets between Boston and Providence Qimited)
ftcents, unlimited 81.
w. n BABcocK, O.. PA
w.KEssAN. supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-08
NEW YORK, NRH HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full Information
as to local and through train service
may be obtained at Providenes Soa
tion and stations below.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-08

SpRIsoFIKLp. MO. Aug. 14th. 1893.
II can speak In the bighess ferme q
your medicine from my own personal
knowledge. iwas sagecsej w,rh heart
35years, was treated by tho yo.y best
physicians ana spent hundreds Of dcl-
lars, tried every known remedy with
out Ending relief. Ihavo only tescR
one bottle Of your p. p. p. and can
cheerfully say &c has done ne ro.e
good than anything have ever taken.
/ can recommend yo3r n coicln to all
sufferers Of the above diseases.
MRS. "a. NJ. YEAhY.
Springfield. Green County, No.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-15
LOCAL MENTION.

eOCAl MEN VlON.
From Friday. Daily.
Mrs. j. G. Dickover returned from
Lead last evening after spending a
week visiting with her husband.
S. E. Wilson has been absent from
the city al! week attending the meet
ing of the normal school trustees at
Madison.
Agent A. ID. Wood has been dis
tributing number of copies of the
"Vale of Minnekahta" to our business
men who will no doubt use them
judiciously.
Gen. Manager Burt of the Ekhorn
brought his family IN with his special
Car this morning and we understand
they will spend several weeks visiting
in the city.
The ram last night was just such an
one as we have needed. 1t came down
gently and soaked the ground thor
oughly. 1t was general throughout
the country.
Receiver Fox returned from the
upper Hills last night and reports ev-
erything severely quiet up that way,
but that the ID. & u. smelter would
open up in the near future.
Sheriff Blakey left last evening with
Charley Moritz, the boy from Ardmore
whom his father said he could not
manage, for the reform school at
Planklngton. He is a bright boy, and
will no doubt do better when under
different influences.
Thos. Wells writes the STAR from
Lincoln saying that the late rains in
the south half of Nebraska have caused
vide spread good feeling and if they
have about two more good ones, Hot
Springs will catch great many
people from that locality in July and
August.
The cowboy race at Chadron was
one by Frank Hartzell, bit Of boy.
He covered the 100 miles at 9:17 p. m.
distancing all competitors. Mike Ell.
more's stallion, Monte Cristo, which
was entered for the worlds fair COW.
boy race dropped dead at the end Of
the Goth mile.
The Scottish Rite Masons will hold a
reunion of the coordinate bodies Of
the Rite at Deadwood on Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday,, Thursday and
Friday, July 16, II, 1s, 10 and 20, al
which time the degrees from the
fourth to the thirty second, inclusive
will be conferred.
A game of ball was played between
the Browns, or at least as many Of
them as could be got together, and the
walters at the Evans yesterday after.
noon, resulting IN score of 12 to Il
at the end of the seventh inning. when
the walters had to go to get ready for
supper. Another game will be played
Saturday afternoon. The colored boys
put up a good game of ball.
The stucco mill keeps pounding
away day and night now. They have
lately put in system of belts for
turning the machinery, instead of the
shaft and cogs which were constantly
getting out of repair and causing
trouble, and are getting good results.
For the amount of building being done
throughout the country, the amount
of business done by the Baker Plaster
company is certainly remarkable.
In the Buffalo Gap irrigating ditch
case, the testimony of Newton S. Tubbs
of Custer, from whom defendants
claim to have received title, was taken
yesterday afternoon and the case was
continued until Friday June 18th for
argument of counsel which will take
place at the court house in this city.
L. s. Gull, represents the plaintiff, Joe
Brunschmid, and Buel r. Wood, w. H.
Frye and e. r. Juckett the several de.
iendants.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-13

iterms un triese nod nit empl bielenl
6iunerel; M, no, no." unb bann bpi
fe eetreint, bab er bic 9iers 10 bid pie
Rubtummere aern bic Sidiets erruns
ner serpblt iein.
Weu, mas is bic Subs Sbne al ben
Sruipel gu bistreitpe; es is gut senue
penn itb Sbne iase. bab td sefdpors
ben, ME nit mebr uff's WaKer gu sebe.
Wie mer gelano fein, DO ben mer eez
sudt, als mann mer ihon fimnenun=
oreibig Sobr perbeirath pdre. Sd
tonnt taum itrebt itebe I'M mel 2tssle,
pell. bic mar, tpie mer uff beitfh iast,
auteieit; ih iase Sbne, mir mare aris
erunnertomme un mel Rutt, bic pprber
gang teib sefitt sebatt bot, bic bot an
MIDI sebdnst, als mann fe gar nit gu
midi bslanse bebt. Die 2iaaie bot al
ibr DreHes anpinne miHe I'm fe bot E
sanae 8ads Sebftppinne eejubf, ionit
mdr'n ibr DreKes fdubr al errunner
eefhleib. &aum marin mer an's
2anb, bo fam 10 en- orig netter iuneer
Sdegtelmann I'm bot uns sefrost, oh
mer ihon for 8orb aussesudt bdtte.
Sd iaet atptper, 9 Borb bdtte mer in
ben @tiemer al sebabt mas mer tpollts
IN ieBt pollt i'd for 9iddntid emol
in oieiente 8ett fdlofe. Der jungs
Mann bot seidmeilt pie Nues un bot
uns naeh 9aus senomme, no mer {
sutes 8ett trieet ben. De ndhite
Morgen pouts mer fort un bo ben mer
eridt aussefunne, baB unfer 5rort
fort mar. yiemanb fonnt uns eds=
plebne, no er bin setomme mar. Ser
@auner bot ipabrf4eins eeoentt, ct
mar aris idmart sepeie; amer ih
marin nod idmarter. Sn ben Srpnt
mar nGmlid nids, pie paar Oiihes
un RoblOliobfae, pas mer on be
Wee seiublt ben,
tpolnit ih berbletpe
Sbne Sbr lieper
pbtIipp g auerampfer.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-13
GuropdtI@e Wnnot@a,t.
9euti9es &eid.
Propt.t, BrnnnEnhnrp.

Berlin. grf9pTsn aus 6urdt
por elmer Operation bat iia ber 65
Sabre alte Ga ittpirtb 8arl Shrooer
aus Der 8luderitrabe 21. gr bate
Elm 8ruhleiben, unb Der grst bate bic
Hotbpsnoisteit zines pperatipen gtnz
9riffes berporgebpben. - Der Buhz
batter @9mibt unb Der &ellner 3enz
ner. ipsIhe bon ber 5amilie bes 9errn
b. Rpbe 300 Marf er1hpinoelten, tnz
benz lie poreaben, ben @hrelber Der
anonpmen 8riefe gu tennen, tpuroen
bonn Nmtseeriht / tpegen Betrugs gu
Is, beap. 6 Monatsn Gefdnsnib pers
urtbeilt.
GDpenid. l1n1ere Stabt pirb
burh bic 8ebauuns Der Susen elf uno
apDlf am Wenoenidlob gu leinen ore!
0rritdbten nod cine pierte Wor1taot
erbalten. gs liest bereits bon sultdnz
biaer Seite Der 0or1dlag por, ble1elbe
r@riinauer 9pritabt" gu benennen.
prnptn, anfsn.
8rombra. Nls lebtbin Der
SberbiirsermeiIter ben &iiblruum Der
biefigsn @asanitalt, bic nit 9oabrud
orbeitete, betrat, mar er nidt tpenig
eritaunt, iiberou bort, mo bic &ublz
rpbre (am oberen gnbe) einen Wers
idlub baben, auf benlelben je einen
Mann fiben gu feben in Reib uno
Glieb tpie bic 6iibner auf Der Setter.
Nah benz @runo ibres eisentbiimliasn
8esinnens befragt, saben bic Mrbeiter
babin Mustunft, lie tpolten bur4 ibr
a0rpergeni9t bic 8erlhliiiIe beihpes
rem. bamit biefe burA bas binburhz
ftrOmenbe Gas ni4t se1prengt lplrz
ben.
2abii9in. Geit einigen 9agen
ipurbe elm &nabe bes Maursrs aunis>
aeipsti psrnibt. Da bic eisenen Glz
tern oerbGhtis paren, tpuroen lie be-
obadtet unb bic Mutter babel abgez
fabt, tpie lie bic Qeihe i'm Waloe per>
grub. Das @bepaar lit perbaftst.
prnptni OrtpreuHru.
MIlsnitsin. Sn Otpreuben
treibt Der Nbsrglaube ieltfams 8liiz
then. syn einsm Oorfe bel Oiterooe
tpurbe cine Grau auf benz Tslbe in bas
8ein eebiHen. Sie lieb iid BON elmer
tluaen Grau ben Bib = beipreden.
anftatt einen Mrat gu Ratbe gu aieben,
70 baB lie fhlRbli1 nur unter GROCER
Miibe bes 2ebteren bonn 1obe gerettet
perben tonnte.
3oroptnf Had,rrn.
Gbeleben. Der Mpotbeter Hunbe
in @roB>&eula, Der tpesen unterfdlaz
aung perbaftet tporben mar, bat iid i'm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Gbeleben
nersiftet. Runbe 1T AUDI Werpalter
Der bprtigen poitagentur setpeien.
Mublbauen en-. Neuli4 Mbenbs
limb hist ber 19jdbrige 9anblungsgez
hilfe 9sinrih Walbmann unb bic 49,
idbrige Oirectrice Marie Seifert, bic
eegen 1=2 IL l1br bas Wirtbslofal ber
8reitiiilae perlaKen batten, um ben
6eimtpeg anautreten, in Der Ounfelz
belt bonn Wsee abssratbsn unb nit
einanber bas abi9iiiiise l1fer binob in
bic Nusae geitiirat unb barin ertruns
fen.
prebfh. gei einem Gefehtsz
fhieben oes 5ur 3eit in prebid unb
in Shmiebeberg liesenben 72. Snfanz
teriezRegiments, bas auf oem aur Doz
mdne presid sebOrisen 8u1n abgez
6alten pirO, erbielt Die Gruu bes9anoz
arbeiters 5Obne gu aleintorsau einen
Sdub IN ben Ropf. Die bebauernsz
tpertbe Grau 1T seitorben.
3rront,tf Bannrper.
| @eeitemiinbe. Sn Oriftietbe
Bel 6agen tpurben bur4 Elm grobes
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-13

uet Nt3dW ~
an ibr Meg for
beim IN mann
Sc fih nor {
adtel 10 freie
mie i'd bubn.
bann freie sc
fi4 i1on 9an3
ferdterlib. -
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-07
THE KINGS COUNT SUPER VISoRS
Attoruer.Geuersi Hancock Did Not Advice
Gov. Flower Order nm ElrctIon.

Gov. Flower To Order nm Election.
ALBANY, Feb. G-Mr. Elliott. counsel for
Frederick I.inde. the Republican claimant to
the supervisorship in tho Eighth ward OF
Brook lyn also counsel for Supervisor at Large
Thomas Fitchie. and yesterday unanimously
elected counsel to tho Republican Board OF SUI
pervors OF Kings county waited upon Attor-
ney- General Hancock to-day to inquire into
the report that tho Attorney General had coun-
selled the Governor to call the special election
in the Eighth ward OF Brooklyn to MI a vacancy
OIL account Of failure to elect.
Mr.. Elliott holds that under tho law OF 1898
Gov. Flower has not the power to do hs he has
done in this matter. After a conference be-
tween Mr.. Hancock and Mir Elliott the follow
ing statement was given out by tho Attorney
General:
4 have never advised Gov. Flower to issue
any election proclaim alton. Neither have |
given him any advice on any question. have
not had any conversation with his EXcellency
concerning the Brooklyn matter had about
adviser OF the Governor. in which stated that
the decision Of Judge cullen. as far a. IL bears
upon tho respective rights OF kehoe and
Iinde. should be respected until reversed
unon appeal.
absurd statement that have gwen an opin-
ion inmical TO the veterans under the civil
Service act, while tho decision which actual
ly rendered was directly the reverse OF the one
report ed and circulated In the newspapers. |
have written a letter to Mr.. Elliott upou this
question which he is at liberty to publish IL he
So desires"
Tha matter under dispute Is OF great i'm
portRnrp, a. upon the decision OF the question
as to the Legality OF Linde's election hangs the
control OF the entire patronage OF hings county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-07
cor PITT & SCOTS DRYER.
Now the Government :. On - Hot Trail OF
Custom. Frauds.

Now the Governmen . On - Hot Trail OF
Custom. Frnud..
The story has been told OF charges made at
the Custom House that goods Imported for
ent to Canada by Pitt 4 Scott. forward
ing agents OF London and New York. had been
retained in this country and that dummy
packages had been forwarded to Canada. SO
that the duty was evaded. linn ediately after
this exposure Samuel Nichols the colored
driver for the firm. disappeared. lie was ar
rested yesterday at Bloomfield. \. J.
The particular charge against him is that he
removed certain goods from a bonded ware
house and aided in disposinG OF them. thereby
deiraudinG the Government out OF the duties.
Ii is said that he was also a party to certain
Irregular transactions alleged to have been
entered into by others. who used Pitt SCOTS
dray. whereby the Government is said to have
suffered large losses.
For several months, according 20 the Gus
toms authorities. the persons implicated are
said to have given their attention to importa-
tions on their own account. while representing
that they were eon nnIu to others, By
have been changed between the entry and de-
The entry Of a quantity Of goods. declared by
the firm to be eaTthenware, that subsequently,
turned out at Niagara Falls to he lantern
Slides and photographer instruments, Is said
to have drawn attention to the firm. Nichols,
the negro. was the man who did the cariing
ICr ltt ~ NcOtt ana MS uraN was olnplONeu IN
removing the goods from the bonded ware
house Somehnw. and with the alleged collu-
sion OF John O'Neill the firm Custom House
truckman. the goods that left the bonded
warehouse for the Appraisers stores are
said to have teen transformed en- route aud
what might have started out of bond liable to
the highest duty was likely. to fall under tho
appraisinG eyes Of the officers in Government
stores as entitled to free entry.
The work seems to have called for careful
preparation in advance as to the size ard
shape OF boxes the address OF consigne.s the
places OF consignment. and a duplication OF
bills or consular invoices as we'll
Nichols was paroled ~ Unitad States Com
missioner shields yesterday In the personal
charge OF his attorney, Thaddeus d. Wake
man. II 10 said that he will be witness for
the Government.
Collector Klbreth was in communication
last evening with the United States District
Attorney pro TEN. and others. and warrants
for the arrest OF others connected with this
alleged swinds were issued. The United
States marshals will bring these people to
book to-day
Collector KiIhreth has recommended the re-
moyAl of Capt. EdouATd WerthsimeT a customs
Inspector Wertheimer. while receiving 81 Ia
day as a customs Inspector has been secretary
~ Hebrew benevolent society at a salary Of
~ 800 a year and devoting much OF his time
to the society.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-07
M UN ON S
Free Treatment.
A GREAT TEST.

Some time ago the Munyon homeopathic
Remedy Company created n sensation by dis
tributlnR 10000 walls Of their rheumatism
Remedy free; as a result thousands have been
cured NJ this disease.
Dr Munyon now proposes n similar plan in
regard to Catarrh Bronchitis. Asthma, and
early stages OF CONSUMPTION.
Any person suffering with these dread dis.
eases. and calling at tho office in person. will
receive local treatment absolutely free by the
most thorough and scientific specialist on
these diseases In the country.
Remember. not penny to pay for treatment
until you are convinced we can help you. The
treatment IL mild and soothing. No pain or
unrleasnnt sensation. Any one who IL suffer-
ing with rheumatism. dyspepsia, coughs. colds,
grin. kidney trouble. or any other ailment will
receive examination and advice free. This
company nuts up cure for every disease.
which Is sold by all druggists
Try bottle and he convinced OF their en-
cacy. II YOU do not receive any benefit call at
the ONCE and We will refund your money
Omen all day and evening: sundays. 3 to 8.
Last 18th ST.. y. G.-idr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-07

HAcKENsArT. Fob. G.-Mrs. John A. Foley the
wife Of New York lawyer residing in Union
and Berry streets here. Aidsd 10y her large black
dog. captured two intrudeTs on her premises
to-day. The men were seen entering the barn
on the rear Of the lot this afternoon and when
they were ordered away theY refused to go.
answering In an insOlent and threatening
to telephone for the sheriff while she ana q
faithful Newfoundland stood guard over the
barn door When the men saw there was an
attempt TO trap them they started 70 leave. but
Ihey Wers met by 80 threatsning demonstTA-
uOn from the Nswtoundland that thsy re
the custody Of Policeman Van Blareom and
Justice Heath. who tOOk them to IaiL They
are TAMPA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-07
Park and Dock Boards to BeCIn Improve-
ments In ~ Few Days.

The Park Department will give work next
Monday to about 300 men. Acting upon the
Mayors suggestion. that as IL had Sl.OOOOOO
10 spend In improving the parks, It would be
well to start the work at once. The Park
Board submitted yesterday the following
memoranda for work which can be undertake en-
at oEce.
Widening the birdie road in Central Park from 1914
,r,gI hS's h,,ti !" N.nsS'h'rd street West Drive
Improving ,enira. rsrk. from Nlne,y,.Yentn street
Estimated cost. exclusive OF bridges and arches,
PIsnmInary work on Cathedral Parkway earth and
rock excavations, $4,000 -
street. ana walks south OF tns' street Estimated cost
l,np;o,sm.n. Of E.ysr.,de r1.E. from Eish.y ar.s
Tota. s32ouOo
Later in the day this outline wa approved by
the Board OF Estimate, winch Appropriated
$4,000. This work. which is 10 begin on
Monday. calls for the employment OF eleven
said that on Monday plans would he ready
men as Will get work by yesterdays rrsolu-
tons. and that in a few weeks probably 1000
The sinking Fund Commission approved
yesterday the Dock Departments plan Tor tina
Improvement OF the Last River. water front
from Forty-nnth to Fifty-thlrd street. aud
from fifty-ninth TO SiNiy-louTth street. I no
plans have been pending since July .. ls!W
Several property owners protested against the
city, estimates oi the riparian rights a. being
too low.
The cost OF the improvements will be about
S!UOOOn CUmmts sion"r Cram said he would
begin work on the three piers at sixty first
sixty second. and SiNty-thiTd streets on Fri
day anu would complete the work in three
months. About loo men will be employed on
these piers the cost of building which will hs
$50 900.
Tho proposed North River Improvement
which Comptroller Myers vetoed came up
again, but Comptroller fitch said he wanted
more time to consider it, II was the largest
rob which had yet been called to his attention
involving the building OF IieIs from Charles
street to TWenty-third street The Mayor said
hs appreciated the extent OF the work. but he
thought IL was necessary and was prepared to
vote Tor II when II came un
Commissioner Cram said IL the proposed i'm
proven tent was not carried out m odern vessels
would not he accom- m Odatcd in New York and
commerce would go elsewhere.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet Tomorrow
10 consider general orders, especially those
providing for paving. The CoInmi.sioneT OF
Public Works informed President Mcclellan
that II the Hoard would act promptly upon
these or,lers many men could be pat to work
nv March l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-07
SHOI BY a WOMAN.
Mrs. Duskrer Gives Two BargIars . Very
Warm Reception.

ST, LOUIS, Feb. 1.-Two burglars were wound
ell this morning by Mrs ChristiAna Duehrsr.
who keeps notion store at 2.lUI CLARK ave
nue. The burglars entered the store from tho
rear at $3.50 o'clock and went IN staITs4Thers
Mrs. Duehrer was asleep with Miss Maggie
Sanford. who lives with her, The men at
tempted to choke the two women, but met
with desperate resistance.
Mrs DuehTrr drew \ revolver from beneath
her pillow and shot one OF the robbers through
the left breast. She then turned tho weap non
on Miss Sanford'S assaIlant. who Mas armed
with Ratchet and fired at him. hut missed
her aim. Both men ran for the door Leading to
the outside and were followed by another nul-
let. which lodged IN the back of the robher her
second shot had missed. The men ran through
an alley and escaIed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-07
Too. Ou, s7.Oco OF God In an Hour.

LEADyuIF. Col. Feb. G-In one hour one
man took 81. 600 worth Of gold ore from tho
new strike al farnoum Hill about twenty tiys
miles from here Tho gold was displayed at
the Carbonate bank here YESTERDAY and was
taken out in chunks. The specimens are the
finest ever shown in the state. The largest
nugget weighed snty-eight ounces, and
was about seven inches IN It's longest dame
ter aud ore men m lts shortest diameter. be-
iuI specimen. heing composed entirely OF
crystalliZed and naEs gold, The property 10
owned py john Campi0n and others OF Lead
willie. who control 300 acres OF almost virgin
ground. over s1.OuO 900 was originally taken
out Of one vein in this same ground.
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Com,as B-nsnt at III. METROPOLITAN.

The most important OF the stage entertain
ments for the relief ot the poor and the unsm-
ployed Of the city will be given at the new
Metro olitsn Opera House on Thursday, Feb.
-. II will be in charge OF a committee roni-
posed OF Robert tioelet. George q. Haven,
Adrian lselIn. j. Pierp0nt Morgan, William T..
Whitney and Cornelius Vanderbilt. The
boxes and seats for the performance will he
auctloned on Friday afternoon at 4 O'Clock at
the opera house. The sale will he conducted
BY the committee. and lively competition Ia
looked for. The proceeds are TO he distTib-
uted bJ the committee.
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REFUSED TO SLIDE DOM The Wars.
A Hitch In Launching the Yorktown at
Koach'. ShIpynrd Ienerdny.

CHESTER. Feb. d-There was some disap-
poIntment at l;oach's shipyard this afternoon
when the new steamship Yorktown refused to
slide down the ways. The vessel is !orthe Old
Dominion Steamship Company. and Is de-
signed to ply between New York and Norfolk.
She is sister ship to the jamestown launch ed
at tho same yard on Dec 23 The work upon
her is well advanced, and tho machinery is
ready to be placed.
The vessel moved about eighteen feet, and
then stopped. The freezing ~ the talow on
the ways Ia responsible for the delay. Capt.
Bottoms daughter. who was to have chrlstened
the new boat. and a score OF New Workers.
were among the disappointed ones who went
to see the launch.
Another attempt will be made at high tide
tomorrow afternoon TO put the Yorktown in
the water.
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SAN FEANCIsCo. Feb. at meeting to-day
Of the Chsmtsr Of Commerce called for the
purpose Of considering a communication re-
ceiyed from the New York Chamber OF Com
merce urging the local body to unite with
them In their opposition oths passage OF the
proposed Income Tax bill a resolution WAS
adopted declaring the income tax unwise. un-
Iust. and unnecessary. and requesting the
CalfOTnia delegation IN Congress 10 strenu-
ouslY oppose all attempts to REIN pose IL upon
the people VI san Francisco.