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New-York tribune., 1895-07-09

'oua IN their exclamations OF admiration for the
cooiness and sef-command of the actress
MISS Rehan made nothing OF the unforeseen
incident When the flames were ext.neuished
she went on rapidly with her part rising from tho
cnar and gliding across the stage with ALL tho
composure in the world: but the audience would
not suffer her to go on without interruption Sew
eral rounds OF hearty applause and an Affection
ate buzz Of admiration attested the vigilance and
alertness Of the spectators in witnessing and an
preca ting a really remarkable display Of courage
and self-possession. II was the hit Of the even
ing. although unprecedented and most quietly
executed.
OTHER PLAYS TO BE GIVEN
THE Railroad Of Love" will be continued for a
week and then followed by The Two Gentlemen
Of Verona" which. according to old playgoers has
not been enacted in London for a generation
That play will hold the boards for week and be
followed by "A Midsummer Nights Dream with
all the New-York scenery and properties Miss
Rehan will appear for the first time in London
Helena and Mr.. Lewis as Bottom This re-
viva is awaited here with very great interest.
especially as the play has seldom been seen dur
ing recent years 1t will be kept on the stage
as long il retains drawing power; hut If in
terest in 1t prematurely. there Will be few
performances Of THE Tanning Of the Shrew"
with Miss Rehan Katharine one Of her strong
est parts: Nancy & Co.." The Honeymoon" "As
You Like It," and Heart Of Ruby" 1t is a most
attractive programme which Mr.. DAILY offers
London playgoers. faded with the pleasures Of a
protracted and unusually brilliant season With
the thousands Of Americans either now quarterei
in the town. making tours In the cathedral
towns. the Lake district and Scotland. and con-
stantly reswarmng in London. there would hard
ly seem TO be much difficulty In recruiting home
audiences FOR the company. Indeed there
many New-York faces in the audience last night
that an American found II hard TO get his bear
ings and to convince himself that ne was not
within sound OF Broadway and Fifth-ave.
l. ~ +.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-09
o1gy cove SCHOOL TEACHERS RESI0S.

The trouble between d. A. Preston. VINO was
c,,nsrntendent OF Schools In Glen Cove for many
wears which culmina In his resignation. have az.
sumed a new phase. which has led to the wholesale
resignation Of teachers In the union school. Miss
Augusta Porter. who has been In the school for
more than twelve years. has resigned and accepteo
a place in the Mount Vernon school where Mr..
Preston has been engaged. Miss Alice Van Hoesen
has also declined a re-engagement, and will also
20 TO Mount Vernon Miss Lorna Morton has ac-
cepted place In the high school In Fulton. n. T..
and Miss Irene Seaman. assistant teacher. will 90
to New-Paltz. Miss Annie Armstrong has secured
a place in Lawrence. and Miss Young has refused to
teach any longer In Glen Cove. The resignation OF
the teachers has caused considerable feeling among
the parents
It Is likely that the members OF the Board. who
were at odds with Superintendent Preston. may
ind It expedient to retire.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-09
SBNATOR QUAY IND THE HASTINGS FORCES
40 COMPROMISE ~ THE FIGHT FOR THE STATE
cHAIRMANSHIP.

40 COMPROMISE ~ THE FIGHT FOR THE STATE
CHAIRMANSHfP.
Scranton. Penn. July s-Senator Quay. up to
carly this afternoon had failed TO effect any COM
promise with the Hastings supporters In Iacka-
wanna County. All the morning long ne was
waited upon by delegates. leading Republicans from
various sections Of the county and from Susque-
hanna and WAYNE counties being among them. His
chief caller of the day. however was william Con-
nell the wealthy coal operator who leads the
Hastings forces For more than an hour they
were closeted. but their conference was without
avail Senator Quay refusing to talk and Mr.. Con-
nell simply stating that his attitude in respect 70
Senator Quay remained unchanged and that the
battle in the county would go on 10 finish.
The Susquchanna men assured the Senate that
the delegates from that county would }. for him.
The one occurrence OF the morning that nettlei the
Senator was a message that Judge Willard. whom
ne expected to meet. had left the city this morn
ing FOR Philadelphia and his terse remark OF Hes
gone let him go. taken 10 mean that Judge
Willard and the senator were through with each
other in this contest
Wilkesbarre July S-Senator Quay came here
this afternoon from Scranton for the purpose Of
comforting with party leaders and strengthening
his forces lie Will remain until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-09
HE WOULD DISB1ND THE SoCIIIi.
A QUARREL on BETWEEN THE REV MNi''''
GEssNER or ELIZABETH. ANp THE fA''|"
MATHEW TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

Ca,bollc church circles In Elizabeth. y. J.. arc
greatly stirred mp by the action o. me "''' ''''
Tin Gessner. pastor OF -. Patrlcks Church In de-
clarlng from the altar last sunday az n" INC 'n'@'
that the Young mems Father Mathew Temperance q
Society. the oldest and most prosperous orrH"iza-
lion IN the parish was longer 10 be resard"i as
hoing connected with the chur h. ard mat IN "a ~
no now ordered n abolished. and called upon IN"
good Catholics who belonged 20 II 20 meet MN
next Sunday In the school hall TO form ne"
temperance society. .
This atiemp; TO drive on; OF existence this oid
and honorod society is Indignantly resented by iiS
members who say that Father Gessner has no
right TO resort TO such extreme measures. when
they declare are wholly unjusihahle and only the
outcome o, spite on his part because the members
refused 10 amalgam mate with the Young Mems 'ath
olic Iyceum which is Father Gcssrer's pet society
\ committee wlll be appointed 20 lay IN" whole
matter before Bishop Wigser. and Monsisnor Sa-
between Father Gcssncr and the temperance men
have beer strained fOr two years. tho present
rupture brought about by a dane" s!t'" ny
social club recently In Grand Army Hall te"r
was sold az this affair and the festivities WEI"
kept IN until O'Clock In ia" morning. Four or nE'
OF the Father Mathew Society members belong 70
the social club. and when Father GcsSncr l"hiHrI
OF the dance ne expelled from the chur'h sodhllty
a number of girls who attended II. He also sent
for The officers OF the temperance society ana, II Is
said demanded that they cXpel those OF ih"r m"in-
bers who were connected with tho social cluD
The officers said they had no power 10 do TINS. as
the members In question were In good standing ana
had not violated any rule of the society 10y taking
This however. did not satisfy Father Gessner. ana
he opened his batteries on the society.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-09

behalf OF the conference by Or. Gotthe" ~ ''V"
York City. Following this tho annual meTSesr u
the president of the conference Dr. Isaac VI ""e'
of Cincinnati. Will be read on Friday evening an
address will be delivered by Or. Aioph Mos'S' u
Louisville. Ky. AMI Saturday morning 'he con-
ference sermon will he preached by Dr S'n'ne
sale OF ST Louis Papers will be read lui.ns ,tn tre
week by DR. l.. G.. Hrsch OF Chicago: on -. ~
oance ana Tendency Of the Reform Moyenem' ~ ~
American JUDAISM: by DR.. Davt inllpsUrh', y,
Cincinnati An Attempt at a BiDl's' dPt', ~s, ~
American Judaca': by Rabbi l. Moses, "I ni. n
cago on Missionary Effort in JUDAISM. am t . py
Dr. G. peuch. o! Cincinnati. on TIE SCI 81 .'s
Law" Most OF the leading rabies OF the 'hi'ed
States vii, be In attendance
New-York tribune., 1895-07-09
NEU- YORE'S DEPENDENT INSANE

A LETTER CONCERNING THEM ABOUT TO BE
SENT To MAYOR STRONG.
Albany July s-The state Commissioners IN iu-
macy are preparing a letter to Mayor strong %
New-York regarding the care Of the New orh
County insane This letter will reach the Mayor
Office by Wednesday. and will call 10 'he N'"So
attention the lack OF appropria tons and acfom'no-
datiOns provided for caring for the dep''',.''r. III
sane In New-York County for the ensuing va.
NewYork County is the only one III .ne "'d'e
which remains under the county-care system
New-York tribune., 1895-07-09
ASSESSOR WENDT HAS GONE TO ECROPE
HIS VACATION WAS ILLEGALLY GRANTED IY HIS
ASSOCIATES AND his SUCCESSOR Will.
rKOHAKfY BE NNMED TODAY.

PROBABLY BE NAMED TO-DAY.
President Barker and Commissioners Suiro ana
Wells OF the Tax Department. discovered y"s''r-
day that Charles +. Wendt. one Of the Board o'
four Assessors had gone to Europe on iour
months vacation. granted to him by his associates
OF the Board The other Assessors are Henry \.
,;umbleton Edward Cahill and Thomas VI. Hav-
erty The entire outfit IS Tammany, and the sub
iect OF replacing the present incumbents has been
one OF discussion between Mayor strong ana the
Tax Commissioners In whom is vested the appoint
ment. The Assessors have no legal power 10 grant
an associate the Board prolonged fnrlough.
Assessor Wcndt went without even sending word
10 the Tax Board that he going His success
sor will probably be designated by the Tax Com
missiOners to-day. II said that Samuel con
over who had been urged for a Tax Commission
crshlp will take the place OF Mr. Wcndt.
The absent Assessor Is president OF IN" foarI.
having succeeded Colonel Edward G.lson two years
ago He has been In the Board OF Assessors since
1884. when ne appointed by Mayor Grace. The
salary OF the Assessors Is $500 year each Mr..
Wendts home is al No l2 East Ninety ty-irst-st., In
the XXXth Assembly District.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-09
p.pryrs TO MYE7 ~ ROCHESTER,.

Rochester. y. Y. July S-Rochester WIN DE 'he
- ., attraction this week for the Hebrews In
,,, country and their friends. the annual central
co,fereoce OF American raDbies will be held there.
This pody was organized on july g. iss at Detroit,
,nrorgb the efforts of the Reformed or Liberal
hranch of the Hebrew teachers. The opening ses-
sion will be held on Wednesday evening. Al 'ns
me citing an address OF welcome VIII De denve'ea py
-. Wsx Iandsberg, which will be responded to in
New-York tribune., 1895-07-09
THE NEW Law or FASTING.

INSTRUCTIONS Sent TO THE PASTORS IN THE
ARCHDIOCESE or BOSTON
Boston, July S-By an Investigation OF the pub
lished reports from Newly ork the effect that the
Pope had promulgated decree abollehing neary
all days Of abstinence In ne year except Fridays.
even during Lent the decree being made applicable
only to poor persons AMI their families. II was
learned that the following circular had been sent
to al the pastors of the archdiocese OF Boston:
Archbs lopric o. Boston.
Chancery Office Union Park-si.. Boston
Reverend Dear Sir. In answer 10 a petition nom
the Most Reverend Archbshops. the Hoy See. by
a iniult given March 10 for ten years has grantcl
to the bishops Of the United states the faculty or
dispensing from the law OF abstinence certain
days In favor OF working people.
BY virtue OF this indul and OF the lenien dsrensl-
tiOn. the Of flesh meat permitted on all
days OF the year. except Fridays. Ash einesday.
Wednesday and Saturday in Holy Week and the
indult persons who are bound 10 fast may use meat
on.y but those exempt from the obligation OF
fasting by reason Of age health. etc. not mus
limited The use OF meat and fish at the same meal
t. allowed The dispensation Is 10 bc considered
granted. not only 10 the individual working men
or women, but 10 their entire households.
Pastors AMI confeseOrs counsellcI 10 use as
cretion In urging or relaxing the fulfi.ment OF the
law. carefully distinguishing between the grave
reasons which In themselves exempt from the
obligations and the lesser reasons which sum
clent 10 Justify depensiiion In the usual an
nouncements made from the pulpit concerning the
laws OF fasting and abstinence special mention ~ 10
be made OF this indu.t. and the faithful should ne
sef-denial as. for example, abstinence from all
kinds of intoxicating drink.
BY order OF the Most Reverend Archbishop.
July !. 1885. b. NEAGLE. Chancellor.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-09

The plav ia too familiar to New-York readers
70 call for detailed description: Dut one incideh
which was not in the score deserves paragraph
from the evidence OF selfpossession. cooiness ana
woman's wit which 1t offered to an eager and de-
lighted audience. 1t was after the coque'.is"
love scene between the fascinating "'uo"' MI %
Valentine Osprey and her adorer. Howeii Everett
On opposite sides OF the open door win All 'he
accompanying raiery and mummery' me "''o",
going to a table al the side OF the stase' p'ep'.
by the light OF a lamp letter which was ~ ="
DISPATCHED to her lover. OF whose treache'S anu
falseness she had accepted too superhc'a' p'oo'
As she wrote and sealed the letter with nervous
excitement she accidentally upset the lamp WIN
a turn Of the arm. and set fire TO ei'hei "'
kerchief or a bit of lace her gown. Inc nam"
flashed I'D in an instant In plain sieh' VI ''e
audience and threatened TO envelop her COST 'u''''
But Miss Rehan as cool ana co''e'
though hundreds OF spectators were not s'"''"A
at her and holding their breath prepara'o,'
screaming with horror In another secohu' " '"S
were to lose command Of her wits. But 'ha' "",
what she aid not do. without changing co'o' az.
hardly pausing In her part. she caugh' "o'u ~
the side curtain and with quick rho'e"
smothered the flames Of the burning lace ~ "1
done in a few seconds. and many OF the spec"
tors whose eyes had been diverted 10 o'"e'
tions OF the stage had TO be told what ha" ""r
pened; hut those who witnessed tne epi'oN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

Austin, April 2.-Mnny Of the friends
OF Ex-Governor Hngg voted against the
motion to appropriate $500 90 purchase
HIS picture today, Morrison Cough
Bu'~ mss Burns. Brown, Freeman and
othN 2 embers who have been the stall
wart Importers OF the ex-governor IN
the past and his friends today voted
in the negative. They give rs reason
at this Is not the proper time to
spend money for paintings or portraits
DEPARTMENT. MATTERS.
Temple Abstract company with cap
ital stock OF $500. 1ncornorators--W
s Banks, ]. s. Andrews. r. f. Downs
and 7, l.. Downs,
The Bolton Telephone company. with
capital stock OF 100000 Incorporators-
n *. Smith, Charles b, Smith and j.
u. Miller, Jr.
The following bills go into effect
without the signature OF the governor:
House bill No. 545. to diminish the
civil and criminal jurisdiction OF the
county court of Angelina county.
Senate bill No. 27O. to authorize the
Arkansas Pass Hnr5or company TO pur-
chase Harbor Island on the coast of
Texas In order TO encourage the pro-
curing Of deep water at Aransas Pass.
House bill No. $40, transferring the
management OF the Confederate home
from private to state control and to
make 1t state institution.
The governor approved today the bill
validating the Incorporation Of cities
and towns OF one thousand Inhabitants
or over, which have heretofore attcmpt-
ed TO be made, under certain conditions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13
IMPORTANT RULING.
OF Interest to the Liquor Dealers and
Their Patrons.

Austin, April I2.-The following is
self-eNplanatory:
Attorney Generals Office, Austin,
Tex. April II, 1857. j. wright. Esq.
County Attorney. Throckmorton, Tex,
Dear Sir. Your letter Of April s, direct
ed to the Encouragement has been
received. You ask Information on the
following proposition; If keeper of a
saloon who resides In Young county Is
guilty OF selling intoxicating liquors
without license who ships liquors c. o.
D.. upon orders to persons living in
Throckmortun county.
We are Of the opinion That such per-
son is not guilty OF any offeuse under
the law for such sale in Throckmorton
county This proposition is in con-
formity with a great number OF de-
cisions on the same question. The case
OF Commonwealth VS. Joseph Fleming.
$50 Pa. state Rep. 13s, decides this very
question now presented. The opinion
contains the following language:
when in pursuance OF an order for
goods. directed by the purchaser to be
sh pped to him c. o. D., the vendor has
delivered them to a common carrier
with Instructions to collect their price
from the consignee before delivering
them 90 him. the transaction as a sale
Is complete 40 far as the vendor is con-
oerned. In such case, while the title TO
the goods does not pass to the pur-
chaser II they be not delivered 70 him
by the carrier, that circumNance dpes
not aifect the character OF tae tfkiisac-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

tion as completed contract OF sale:
the sellers right to recover the price
80 the purchaser refuse TO take the
goods Is as complete as II he had taken
them without payment.
IAN order from a seller TO carrier
to collect on delivery Is mere provis-
ion for retention OF the sellers lien: II
accepted, Il creates contract between
the seller and the carrier, on breach OF
which by the latter, the seller may re-
cover the price from him. but & does
not make payment by the vendce
coneli+sian precedent TO delivery, SO that
the seller may reclaim goods delivered
by the carrier without payment.
"If liquor dealer in Allegheny coun-
~ receive an order for liquor 10 he
shipped to the purchAser In Mercer
county, c. o. D., and IN pursuance Of
the order the liquor be delivered to
common carrier in -Allcrhany county
for transportation to the vondcc Mt the
lntter's expense. c. q. D., the delivery
"a the carrier 10 q delivery u the pur-
onaser in such sense rs 10 complete
the sale In Allegheny county. In such
n case the vendor cannot be convicted
OF selling liquor without license In
Mercer county merely because the price
Is collected therein from the purchaser
IN pursuance OF the instructions given
to the carrier, as the essential acts
/ which constitute the sale. within the
meaning Of that term, as used In the
/ act prohibiting the sale Of liquor with
/ out license. take place in Allegheny
I county.
Even IT, 10 conserve the vendors lien
a technical Inference that the title does
not pass and the sale Is not complete
until payment would be justified, It does
not follow that such m inference can
be used to clotho the transaction with
criminal character; n criminal statute
must he construed strictly and applied
to such acts only ns are plainly within
its mearln~, rec riding to the common
understandings Of men w & ereforehOld
that the s1lcs made bv defendant unon
orders c. O. D., received from the pur-
chasers, were not IN violation OF the
criminal statute against sales made
without license, and the conviction and
sentence in the court below must be set
aside"
The same view is held in the cases OF
Commonwealth vs.. Hess, liS Pa state
Rep OS; Commonwealth We Klolnmunn.
1tS Pa, state Rep. 10; snme VS. Braun
inner. AS Pa. state Rcp. 10; and Gipps
Brewing comnany vs., De France Uowa)
5S n. w, 1887.
You are therefore, respectfully nd-
v'end that such sale Of liquors on orders
to be shlpucd c. q. D. from Young coun-
~ to Throcltmorton county is not an
ofreuse against the laws NJ the state
for selling liquor In Throckmortou
county without license Very respect
fully. r. r. LOCKETr.
Office Assistant Attorney General.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

correct the recently declared uncon-
stltuticnal sections OF the hog law was
passed.
Representative Rogers sent up the
following:
Whereas. the house has broken
long continued precedent In the pur-
chase OF the portraits of retiring gov
errors by refusing to make - appro-
priation for the purchase OF tho por-
trait OF Ex-Governor bogsi therefore
be II
Resolved, that Ex-Governor HcFe be
permitted to purchase sali portrait 10
be hung in his private Once.
The resolution was raled out ny the
chair and the house adjourned TIL $3.50
tomorrow morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13
HOUSE pRocEEpINas.
Lard at Work on the Appropriation
n Bill.


austin, Tex, April 1.-THE house
pfembled at 3 o'clock this morning
TN 100 members present.
,.1he house resumed consideration Of
|N appropriation bill The medical
prpn OF the University of Texas was
Pr sed for the present by unanimous
,pnsent.
II he amounts appropriated for the
IN Houston Normal school were
''9ppted as lixed in the appropriation
The Agricultural and Mechanical
;'9Nese was considered, and Mills OF
NC Lehman sent up the following
to the bill.
- addition to the above the inter-
~ on 100000 of state bonds, held by
|he Agricultural and Mechanical coll
ese fund, is hereby further appropri-
Attu Tor the support of this institu-
ION; provided, that the board OK d.
'tftors OF the Agricultural and Me-
Try Meal college OF Texas shall include
u their reports the number and sal
.fhs Of the faculty and employees OF
.ne agricultural and Mechanical col
'fke and the Prairie View Normal
.<Hooli and the receipts and eN-
.tn ditures. itemized, OF each Of these
','1' buttons, IN the same manner as
ri law requires the board OF regents to
<t2ort the salaries and number OF the
and employees. and the re-
<.ltis ana expenditures Of the Uni
tsHlty OF Texas"
.the amendment was adopted with
ert opposition.
e economists then jumped on the
ttfn Of $4,000 recommended for
l@'erS han. Mills made a magnificent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

Troy, Tex, April 12.-Last night be-
tween II and o o'clock some one broke
into the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railway office at this place. All that is
missing so far Is a piatol and two
ra2ors. on the same night MeGlasson
& Ellington's store was broken Into,
but so far they have not missed any
thing. There is no clew as to who the
burglar was.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13
pAurY.s FUNDING BILL.

Atptln, April l2.-senate committee
on internal improvements has agreed
upon n favorable report on senator
Bailey's bill to allow the Fort Worth
and Denver City railroad to FUND us
bonded indebtedness. The intention
of III, bill. according to its friends. 10
10 enable the road the reduce its inter-
est from to per cent The bill ID
said to be so guarded as to escape eS-
ecutiye objection.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

North Grosgenordale, Conn, April ~.
The Grosvenordale company has post
cd notices In all its shops that they
win increase wages in all ita depart
ments after April %. The company has
four mills. employing 1900 hands. The
action Of the MANAGEMENT was a CUR
prise to the operatives.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

Austin, April rs. Il. Hawkins and
]. w. Stinuott, attorneys from Gates
vile, are here in attendance upon the
court of criminal appeals.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

No family should he without
one Of new Perfection
Refrlgerators.
Sold on easy payments.
MADDOX, ELLISON G. co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13
legislative PROCEEDINGS.
MOTHER VETO OF a SENATE
CONSOLIDATION BILL.
tuo1,AsrIc AGE REMAINS AS IT
WAS, EIGHT TO SIXTEEN
YEARS.

s4B HOUSE DEvoTEs MOST OF
hrs TIME TO CONSIDERING AND
roMpLEyING THE APPRoPRIA-
r1oN BILL-cHARTERs FILED.
AUSTIN BUDGET.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-13

No family should be without
one or new Perfection
Refrigeratora,
Sold on easy payments.
MADDOX, ELLISON & co.