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the new structures just as soon as the plans can
be prepared"
SKETCH OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
The College Of Physicians and Surgeons is the
oldest existing medical school in the State OF
New-York, and one Of the four in the United
States which have lasted for more than three
quarters Of a century. It bears upon its rolls
the names of over 4.500 graduates. Tie college
was founded on March IL. 1907, with the follow
ing faculty: DIR. Nicholas Romayne, president
and lecturer on anatomy; Samuel l.. Mitchell.
vice-president and professor Of chemistry; DR..
Edward Miller. professor Of the practice Of
physic and clinical medicine; Dr. David Hosack,
professor of materia medica; Archibald Bruce.
registrar and professor Of mineralogy; DR.. Ben
jamln De Witt. professor Of the institutes OF
medicine and lecturer on chemistry; John Au
gustine Smith, adjunct lecturer on anatomy.
The colleges first location was at No. Is Robin
son-st. (now Park Place. Two years afterward
IL was moved to 553 Pearl-st. then Magazine-st).
From 1913 to 1917 the college building was at No.
3 Barclay-st This building was enlarged In 1877.
and there the college remained Till 1881 when II
was moved to No. 81 CrOsby-st., where 1t re-
maned for little over eighteen years From
Crosby-st the college was moved In 1906 to
Fourth-ave and Twenty-third-st- to building
erected especially for its use. The total cost OF
the land and building was about $90,oop Here IL
remained until 1887 -
In 1860 the College OF Physicians and Surgeons
was made independent OF tne Regen's @ %. IN, one
University and became the Medical Department
OF Columbia College. In 1860 four OF the trustees
of Columbia College were also trustees OF lhe
College of Physicians and Surgeons, ana since
then the two governing boards nave nearly al
,yays bad n number Of their members In common
4 brief sketch will not allow of mention 10 De
made of all the bequess TO the college In Octo ,
ber 1884, William H. Vanderbilt gave 10, 10 the ,t, COZ
Loo tho land II now occupies between Fifty-nintn
and Slxtieth sts Ninth and Tenth aves ana d
fund OF 100000 for the erection OF new puiiuines
In his letter to the trustees he set lor,h MS ne
sn,s for making the gift the chief of which were
that the college was the oldest medical schooi III
the State and Of equal rank with any III ,re w
United States He consulted Win or - w;
McIane as tc the location Mr.. Vanderpilt deu w
In December. 1885, little more than year at'er
his benefaction
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THE WEATHER AT LAST HELPS MR.. AN
DREWS.

The rain on Sunday made some OF the Sho" n's-
appear from the streets In the city, ana the thh"-
ing process went yesterday, but the streets gen
orally were in a bad condition on account OF s'"Sh
and mud Employees OF the Street-Cleahihs pep"i'
ment were set work In number oi sU'e'S l."
break nm the ridges of snow which lay near the
cutters and the snow over the pavement III
order TO hasten the thaWing. AT the super .
ent's office I'm the basement OF the Criminal courts
Building. several hundred OF The men VINO VINO nhd d
been empoyed 10 shovel snow while BrOaI"dy anu
other streets were being cleaned after the SNOW
storm, being paid off il was sad ina, H. ~
would be no more work for the men untll aho.nei
storm came, IL not the intention 10 i.l""''
the snox from most of the streets In inc ci.y' "a,
Colonel Waring did not visit the Offices OF, w.
Street Cleaning Department yesterday; omG'hIs a. a.
the Offices said they had not been iniormeh a., ~ ~
anv changes I'm the department which he might
,naLo when ne took office as Commissioner.
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HE SAYS HE ROBBED HIS EMPLOYER

MAN CoNFEssEs TO STEALING GOLD RING
EVERY DAY FOR THE LAST EIGHT YEARS
William Mall. twen;y-hree years old. OF No 70
Ellery-st. Brooklyn. was arraigned yesterday in
the Lee Avenue Police Court. charged with petit
larceny. The prisoner had been in the employ Of
J. r. Woods. manufacturer Of gold wedding
rings. at No 1922 Atantic-ave for eight years
and in that period according to his story. he
has stolen ring every day. He sold or pawned
the articles. On Sunday night while Mall was
drunk. he entered the Thirteenth Precinct police
station. and told Sergeant Cans the story OF his
thefts. and said he wished to be arrested. The
doorman placed him In a cell. Yesterday. when
taken to court. Mr.. Woods there. and Mall
related the same story Of his thefs TO him. Woods
was astonished at the confession. but refused to
make a complaint against him. M -, -
"It was my fault" said he, that the pssone,
care to prosecute him Had been more careful II
could never have occurred . .
Justice C}oettng finally decided to hold the pris-
oner until Saturday for sentence;
said Mr. Woods.
1t is estimated that II Malls story Is true, he has
stolen 1000 rings, valued at about 1000.
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A COLD WAVE ON ITS WAY EAST.

Chicago, Jan. THE local weather bureau gives
out the following special bulletin:
cold wave is indicated for the next two or
three days with temperature much below zero In
Michigan. Indiana. Illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa, Min
nesota and westward.
st. Paul Mimi. Jan. From eight TO fourteen
inches of snow fell In Minnesota Saturday. night
The storm s followed by frlgid wave OF great
intensity AT o'clock last night IL was twelve
10 sixteen degrees below at all Minnesota
points north OF Crookston, At Calgary IL was SIX
teen below and at Edmonton II had dropped
to twenty-five degrees below.
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TOO MUCH TOLERAHON.
m HERRIcK JoHNsoNs VIEWS UPON THE
u.oprD.e PARLIAMENT OF RELIGIONS.

np ,IrpRICK JOHNsoNs VIEWS UPON THE
WORLDS PARLIAMENT OF RELIGIONS.
,.,,.aoo Ian "A caustic paper prepared and
r.od nv the Rev. d.. Herrick Johnson. president
~ Mccormick Theological Seminary Chicago
before the local Presbyterian ministers this morn
ing on the subject OF the Worlds Parliament OF
Religions caused unusually animated debat =
aamnng fhe clergy and evoked many expressions Oh
d,ase"t lie characterized the parliament as pop
mar and applauding assembage and n spcciacua.
,njsieading and had not met with the approVni OF
any oreanized representative OF ruin III VI. re-
I iIou9 S,nrld He forciby contended that no ofciai
nc,Ion counienancng the errors OF heathtnnom
mould he proper. The only proper way was 10 con
, Wo"'' eevcrs 10 the true Of worship The
pav Iohn r. Hale declared his desire to go On rec,
ord as protesting against so narrow position. anu
oin as.pd o., his belief that many saved who M
never known Christ. among them the propnats ana
o.. r,a OF old.
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LIVES LOST ~ 4 RAILWAY WRECK.

A FIREMAN BURNED TO DEATH ~ THE ENGINE
cAB-ONE MAN HAS HIS NECK BROKEN.
Massillon Ohio. Jan. IA collision occurred this
morning on the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad.
east OF Smithvile. w j. Ryan. fireman. was pinned
in his cab and slowly roasted 10 death Edwin
Iongsdorf Of Smithvillc. had his neck broken. Con
ductOr Joseph Ramus. Of NDrwalk jumped from the
train when he that the collision was Inevitable
breaking and fracturine three ribs. He
walked Massillon where a phy scian found that
ne had sustained internal Injuries that will prob
ably cause his death. George Parrish. OF Orrville
and John Berkhart. OF MassOn. were seriously
Ittrf
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40 SPECIAL RATES FOR CLEYGYMEX.

THE NEWyopK CENTRAL WILL HEREAFTER
GRANT 80 FAvORS TO THE cLoTH-PRIVI-
IEGEs SAID TO HAVE BEEN ABUSED.
Albany. Jan. Tho New-York Central hai'road
has taken action In advance OF the Trunk Line As
sociation in regard TO the special rates given to
cIereymen. The Trunk-Line Association decided 10
withdraw the privileges accorded to ministers on
and after March 81 but the Central has decided 10
do so at once The principal reason Tor us sctlon
is that the ministers have abused the prlVlIeses
gr,nted them and have loaned the permits given
fhen by the companies. and In some cases nave
oyen sold them.
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FERRYBoAr DAMAGED BY ICE.

The ferryboat Hopatcong. plying between Ch''S-
topher-st this city. and Hoboken, last night ran
into big cake OF ice. and broke her steering ap-
paratus The boat was turned about ana ''isn.u
~ ,,,n stern arst The only inconvenience to the
passengers was q half hours delay. but the trucn,
~ The boaf aIl the trucks and wagons had TO be
backed off, the work consuming nearly an nou,. vn
After unloading, the boat proceeded 10 'he co'''
nany's drydock 10 be repaired.
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ooE.ELncr BubD's RroHr TO MS SEAT

Sacramento, CAL Jan 7-Attorney General Hart
rendered long opinion to-day. holding that 1t
would be a violation OF the Constitution TO deprive
governor ELECT Budd OF his seat. and that the oath
of once must be administered to him. Budd de-
ciares that he will take the office this week.
xne Contest Committee OF the Republican state
Sentral Committee has arranged to have a concur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-08
THREE UTRDERS BY ROBBERS.

An ARIZONA POSTMASTER. AND his WIFE AND
son KILLED.
Washington. Jan. THE Postofiice Department
to-day was Informed OF the murder of Frank VI.
Doh postmaster at Alma. Arz.. and his wife ana
SON. by robbers. who broke into the postoince
Considerable trouble has been experienced by lnc
postofice authorities In that part or the country
Inspectors are constantly reporting crimes c"m-
mitted In various offices.
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THO BODIES DTSCOTERED.
1T is THOUGHT THAT THOSE OF ALL THE
DELAvAN HOUSE VICTIMS WILL. BE
EOI'ND NEAR

Albany. Jan. THE bodies of two Of the victims
Of the Delavan House fire unearthed from the
ruins late this afternoon. They found in the
cellar. and directly under the attic where the
fifteen servants supposed to have been trapped
account OF the rapid spread Of the flames. one
of the bodies reduced to crumbling bones, and
the other was n mass of unrecognizable flesh and
bone. There was nothing found near the bodies to
serve as a means of Identification. The second
body found not entirely unearthed on account
Of the darkness but was left in the debris to be
taken tomorrow. 1t is supposed that the re-
mains OF all the victims will be found the
place where the two bodies were discovered to-day
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rent resolution introduced In both houses OF the
heslsiature tomorrow. providing for the appoint
ment OF committees 20 investigate the charges of
fraud III connection with the recent election 1t will
Also provide for the postponement OF the Gov
ernor's inauguration until the committees have
ported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-08
RAILWAY EMpLoYES LAID OFF

Dubois Penn. Jan. THE yardmen and night
operators on the Buffalo. Rochester and Pitts
burg Railroad were laid of to-day account OF
the miners strike This road haus all the coal to
market from this section.
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GIVING LIKE PRINCES.
A GREAT MEMORIAL.
THE vANDERBILTs AND sLOANES AID
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.

THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION DOLLARS TO BE
EXPENDED IN ERECTING AND MAINTAINING
NEW BUILDINGS FOR THE COLLEGE OF
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. THE
VANDERBILT CLINIC AND THE
SLOANE MATERNITY HOS
PITAL,-A MEMORIAL TO
WILLIAM II. VAN
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Der @j0ugen6duptliug
Siftoriider Sfoman bon garit Gtlar,
(Gprtiesuns.}

Sueno fiiblte ii6 tief ersriffen BON
benz bersliden Ton bes &0niss.
Obtpobl er iib bis babin nur als
idledten Qofma1tn ge5eigt bate,
beu9te er jebt bos Gnte unb riet
iu6em er Ben GOnis nit feinen flam>
uienoen Iugen anblidte: n9abt Oanf,
ebler G0ntG babt Daut bis beute
babt Sbr nur meine Oienite BON mir
perlangt, bas nddlte Mal miiBt Sbr
mein @eben for6ern, benn MIR nit bem
Qeben fam i6 bic @nabe be3ablen, Die
Sbr mir erlpeiit.
Sn bieiem glusenblid rief So, Der
lanse uersebens nod @orten serun9en
bate: rAber ni9t pabr, Mlaieitat,
6ann 6enft Sbr bod aud an mid,
taBt bod au6 mid an ber ansfiibruus
Cures gluftrages tbeilnebmen!"
sd tperbe aa9 an Did benfen, :"
eripiberte Der 90nig.
Cure Seinbe fennen ibn," iaete
Spet0.
rGure Sei1l6e fiir1ten ibn," eripts
berte Sb, Der ntdt in ieinem Sob
3ariidlteben tpollte.
Der GOnis sriiBte unb besab li6 nit
@abel unb Sfeel III bas anltoBenbe
Gernad, iuu Der Reidsratb periammelt
mar.
Die @iOusen Oerlieben bas sdlob.
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fabrt Der 2anbmirtbi9aft nebme. Oie
leBiidbrige 4gitation hdtte, ba He bic
@reuaen bes @rlaubten iiberf1ritten
bdtte, ieinem pdterli@en 0er3en peb
getban. Das 8orgeben bes BuubeS
ter 2anbmlrtbe, cine Nborbnung an
i'm iu fenben. ibm ibre Bei9merben
su unterbreiteH. babe bieie Wanbe ges
beilt. st fpraG bic ueber3eugung
aus. baB aus ben Beratbungen beS
5taatSratbes Der 2anbmirtbi9aft Nus
Ben srwa6fen piirbe unb fubt bann
fort: sd bite Sic meme 6erren,
ft9 ieber berfafungsmibrieen Mgitation
3u entbalt.n. Wr tpolen Soft bitten,
oaB bic 8emiibuusen bes Staatsratbes
iegeusreide Jolgen baben uerben".
= Die .NOrbb. NGg. 3tg." lieif
ben Jreiiinnigen lpeaeu ibrer QaItnng
Der umitur3sgorIase, iopie ben Niss
ciplinar.N Nntrage sesenaber ben Sert.
Der Grefnn, 10 beiBt es, banble als
S9uBtruppe ber Soeialbemofratie unb
begebe ben idwdrseiten gerratb ON
gargertbum.
= lleber ben bon Grantreid an
Deutf6lanb ausgelieferten frtberen
@arbe. 9ieutenant Baron aenel fiuben
ieBt aud in Berlin am erfen S1aupIab
ieiner Nbenteuer unb ber ibm 3ar 2aft
gelegten gergeben, @rbebuneen ftatt.
Gtir feline Berliner 0o9ftapelei tommt
bauptid6li6 fein WerhdltniB au elmer
reiden unb i66nen Mmeritanerin In
Betra6t, bic er bier nit ibrer 99tpes
fer In einem groBen Dotel fennen
lernte, UNI ibr balo borauf einen Sic.
bess unb 6eiratbs Nntrag 5u MAIDEN
unb lie bana fpnematiid auS3upltin.
bern. Inter Nnberem batte er ibr Elm
g:obes 9apital abgelodt, bas er angeb'
lid bei eiAer 5taatsbant binterlegeu
muBte, um als Offi3ier fi6 au oermdb.
len. Sum S9luB bate er fd nidt
entbl0bet, ben 8eriud 5l MAIDEN, untel
i1mdbli9en Srobungen neue Gum.
men BON ibr su forbern. 9aS aui
fol@e Weiie yerworbsne @elb" pHegts
er nit elmer Wiener Dirne 6ffent.
lid 3u berseuben. Nle bieie DiHge
luerben iebt senau feitseiteat, nm in ben
StraFuerfabren In &arlsrube, mo- er
SuleBt bel ber Snfanterie gebient bate,
| gegen ibn noreebra6t 3u tperben. 90
er aud Der Gabnenfu4t besidtist ipirb
barfte iein abenteuerIide8 2.ben mob
in einem Wili.draefdnsniB porIdufie
ieiuen NbfdIuB finben. Sn paris
po 2eRel i'm 6erbft meaen Spionag,
perbaftet mar. bat ct iid ebenfalS burd
laferbaftes 2ebea einen f@limmen 8u
erworben. a
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rSest 9ebort lie unS," rtef Ser Oft

nSest sebort lie uns," rtef Der Oft
aier, Der i'm fortgeld)idt bate.
r9fo6 nidt," idrie 81 raleno uno
itemmte letne G1ulter nit elmer iols
den @eralt gegen Die Gbiir, oab iie
IN allen 5ugen fra6te uno gegen ben
Sdweoen prallte, ber ii6 persebens
bemiibte, ben 0liegel bor5ulbteben.
Sb trat einen S9ritt in BEN Saal
binein, ersrtff Singer BET Der 6ano
unb itellte iid) Dor iie, ieinen 8iiden
init Der Wano bedeab.
rSbr ieto oes Iobes," l6rie er unb
I9lu9 einen Grets nit leinem Degen,
70 baB bic gaabIten 3uriidlpransen,
rlaBt uas nur &rieg ipielen, oa SIR
es piinid)t, mir wolleu ieben, tpem fie
sebort, Sud ober nlir!"
Gin allge1neine8 @e16ret mar bic
slntmort auf oiele 9(ufforberuns.
Gin 1o6 fir ben @adtrneiiter, !"
rief Der 8artige unb iprang nad benz
Saniir,, Tim ieinen Gesen 5lt bolen.
Gas fam er0nelid merben.'
Gie Nnberen batten id5on einen
9albfreis ,un SD berun sebilbet, Der
nit Serun3elter Stirn uno 3ulam1nen>
9efniffenen Qippen ben Qnsriff ermar>
tete. 8lOsli6 trennte fi6 Ser brobenbe
Greis, unb elm Sfft3ier trat Dor Die
1ebri9en. Gteier Wann fam aus elmer
Gde bes Saales, mo er, BON einem
aus bret 3uiammenseiesten @tiiblen
sebiloeten 2a9er aus, itunlner 3euge
bes gorsanses selpeien mar. St trus
elm SiGt in Der Sanb. bas er ppm
Gid genommen bate unb belien
Sdein auf iein slntlis fiel. ,Sbs
slnsorud peranoerte iid beim &nblid
bieier erniten, beitimmten i3iige.
raennit Du mt6?" fraste Der Mann.
rSa."
p0onn 9eBe unb laHe Define 8raut
.ruhis bier.
(Bcrtiesuus foIet).
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Dr.. price's Cream Bafine pomoel.
9a6Fe 8eltsansFelnmgs anssebtnnae.
Cages > 9semigfeiten.
z nIQ n B..

~ ~ ~ Us
= Senator MiQs bat elm Nmenbes
ment 5ur algemeinem @ipil 8ewilli.
gunBss Btll eingebra6t, bur1 ueldes
aae @eiebe aufgeboben lperben iolen.
iuel9e ben BunbesifaBamtSsS sSefretdr
3ur Iusgabe BON Bombs autoriliren.
Siefes Nmenbement tuirb In ben Sfrei,
len Der Nbminitration als elm i1roffes
Terbammunss uribeil segeu ben leb.
ten 8onbs 4ontraft nit benz Wforgan.
BeImont>S Spnbifate aufsefaBt.
= Sob. Morton bon Nem Oort
bat bic oon Der Staatss 2egislatur ans
eenommeue 8iq unter3eidnet, meI6e
es Derbietet. ausldnsif9e GIaggen auf
ben 6ffentliden @ebduben auf,ubiifen.
Musgenommen bon bider 8eitimmung
tt iebo9 Der Soil, baB ein anseiebener
Jrember bic Stabt als Soft Ser Der.
Stdaten, bes States ober irgenb eis
ner Stabt beiu6t.
= Sie Stabt 9ot Springs in ar.
fauias uurbe bur9 eine oerbeerenbe
Jeuersbrunft beimseiudt, bic i'm &C.
fbdftstbeile Der Stabt bier Ddulers
geDierte In Nfde leste. ueber bunbert
6duier rurben total serfOrt. Sc
hellte fi9 beraus, baB nidt meniger aIs
feds Wenf9enleben - pieQei1t fogar
! nod mebr - bieier 8ranbs 4ataftropbe
lum Opfer sefallen ftnb.
- Sn Der gtdbe pon JrantIin,
2ouiiiana. entsIeifte Der mad Welieu
sebenbe @rpreB 3us Der Goutbern
pacifczBabn. Oie 2oepmotipe fhlug
UNI, Dobei Der 3ocomotipenfhbrer
@onnellp set6Otet nnb Der Dei3er Deuoe
idlimm berbriibt murbe. &siner Der
pcRa9iere nurbe perleBt, tod mur6e
ber Baggage Wagen aertriimmert unb
bic barin befiHbli6en @epdfflde
ruiuirt.
lamb.
- Sn ber 8ubget Gcmmi1lion bes
beutfGeu &eidstages tbeilte ber 8iee,
Abmiral 6ollmann nit, baB auf benz
s6ieBplaBe Der 4ruppmerte in giIen
S9ieBneriu9e auf bic neuen panaer.
platten gema6t mDrben feien, bic ers
haunlihe &eiultate erseben batten.
Sur9 einen neuen ProeeB iei es seluns
gen, ben platten cine melt gr0Bere
6drte unD Wibertanbstraft 3u berlei.
ben als Dorber. Iueerbem babe mon
| aud biel aus benz dineiii6 iapanefis
i@en 4riege gelernt, mas li9 ipdter,
iuertbnoa Dertpenben laffe.
= Sn Berlin nurbe unter benz 0ors
| fibe bes 6errn b. B6ttider Der 6au,
belston9reB er6fnet. Serr b. B0ttider
peruies auf ben Wertb Der oeri9iebe.
men banbelsDertrdge Oeuti6lanbs nit
anberen Qdnbern unb fpra6 bann ben
Wunf3 aus, baB bic Eeleaateu aud
ibre Nufmertiamfeit auf bic Gage ber
beuti9eu 2anbmirtbibaft lsnten ln69.
ten. Ser @ongreB na5m eindimmla
eiue &eiolution an, in lpe!6er man bic
Nnnabme bes Mirba1' fdeu Nntraaea
auf @inberufung elmer internationalen
WhnSeonfereM bebausrte.
| - Sn Nltona tuurben 18 angebIi9e
anar6iiten uerbaftet.
- Nu8 ct. Petersburg tperbeu ldr,
menbe Stubentenunruben beri6tet.
- SIM Wamen bon 20O,G 2aub.
wirtben tiberreidte eine 9eputation beg
.8unbes Der 2anbtpirtbe" benz StaiIeI
Wilbelm III. cine AbreRs. in melder Ell
gebeten mirb, benz 3uftanb Der Ganb.
uirtbf9aft feline Nufmerfiamteit au
f9enfen. Der 8aiier nabm bic IbreKs
enigegen unb iagie. Der umfanb, bof
er bic aubien3 bewillist babe, belpsile,
ein tpie tiefeS SntereHe er on Der Wobl'
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!. Wo!!son's Mammuth i

@eibenitoHe!
gbina geibe gu 80 Gents.
8unte @aidsSeibe gu IS Gents
@entufterte Seibe 3u SO Gents.
Shcttiiae Seibe su 81 Gents.
Bntte Saffet.Seibe Su 81 90
Grobe Mense BON Ofeiten gum bal.
ben 8reiie!
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9erreugarOerobe : Nrtifel
auer art, in Srober gtustpabl
unb iebr billis.
9anbfduhe bon Is gents an.
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Sir b5jen, bartnddtsen Sufeu, i4pa&s
aSssn sasssablustsl, T., l,ss gr0st's msn,a
it Dr.. Bierce's "Golden Medical Dis
covery" elm uniibertreffli9es Nittet. Gs
furirt ut1t bios ben Sufteu, ionbern perbiift
aud 2euten, bic infolse bon s,ebrenSen
&ranibeiten1 i9rra@ NIB beruuter9efommeu
fnb, 5u nener Nusletiraft. Getts 2sute
rnaHt 60 aber ni9t iorpulenter.
3 e. Wtlep bon Boz Glber, Gonseris
Co., 9Bpo., s1reibt: sd bate sran1ts
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Die
W69eutli4e Greie Rreiic thr S1a
eri@eint
itotn Qonmerfaa
unb foftet
$3.50 ttir oaS Snbr Doer $1.26
G Wonate In Suransbe3ablmme.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-23

Dr.. priee's Cream Batting powoer.
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
A FASHIONABLE WEDDING.
The Nupiinls oC Mr.. Gibson and Mis-.
1HnghOruc Set for November .t,

Washington. Oct. 2S.-Cards of inyi.
tation have hecn received her. To The
wedding of Charles Dana Gibson. The
wcsi-kn"wn artist. nephew and name
sake Of CHARLES i. Dana, of the New
iDrk sun, and Miss Irene Langhornc.
eldest daughter Of Mr.. Shisw.ll Dab
ney i.anghnrnc, of Richmond. who has
Dc"n prominent in society in New York.
Philadelphia. Baltimore New Orleans
ana in her OWN city, both ON account of
her personal charms and hcr vocal ac-
cpmpliShmeuis. The ceremony will he
performed in ST. PGul'S Church. Rich-
mond. Va. November 1th and will be
quite Il Spectacular affair The Loh.n.
grin wedding march will be rendered
by thc choir of boys, who will prcced..
iEc bridal procession to the alter. Two
sisters of the bride Will act as maids of
honor
Among the distinguished men taking
part III the ceremony will hr Iangdon
Gibson. best man and brother 10 the
groom, who has distinguished himself
IN Arctic explorations; Richard Harding
Davis. Robert Howard Russell. Thomas
Mciiiwainc. Juan Smith and Thomas
hastings. New York: Algernon Craven
London; Harry i.anghoruc, John Il. An
dcrsun and Lilburn II. Myers. Rich.
mond. Va.
The bridesmaids will be Misses Nav
Jones, Ellen llobson, BESSIE Martin
Eiys Connally, of Richmond. and Misses
Sara Pembcrton, Of Philadelphia. and
Elizabeth Gibson, of New York. sister
OF the groom.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
Fiixsi,R.u.ons Has III. suy

Corpus Christi. TEX. oct. 2S.-Fitz-
summons Is preparing to leave his train
,nG quarters tomorrow, ana start for
iiot springs. II expect to leave to-
morrow for Arkansas" said he to-day.
am now convinced that Corbctt has
bccn compelled by public opinion to re-
main in Hot Springs instead % running
away as he proposed To do last week
VIII we be allowed to fight in Hot
springs? Well. ! hardly know what to
think Here IS a telegram assuring
me that everything has been arranged
lor the meeting. and shall so to Hot
Springs and report for action October
alst, I'm Keeping with the agreement
and should Corhctt fail TO show up, |
felt"
THAT Is all can assure to-day.
What the local authorities Will do J.
don't know. ! may be arrested as q
peace disturbcr. II ! am | shall give
bond that will conviI g even Governor
Clarke that ] shall not violate the law
mhen the proper authorities order me
not to do so. I don't blame Governor
Clarke or Governor Culberson for the
position they have taken. 1t is in keep.
Ing with the popular pulse" Is;