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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

T
a number OF men have made nice.
fnug sums at Rossland this year upon
little capital. but a large amount Of
nerve. One man from Butte. with q
good reputation as a rusilcr. but With
little money. remarks the Vancouver
d. c. World. bought a property and
gave his check on a Butte bank Tor
$1,000. lie took chances upon making
4 turn by reaching Butte before the
check. lie dld So made the deal. and
had the money Ia the bank when the
check arrive. I This % one instance
whore a slow Eaan service was a b'ne-
ilt instead OF n toss.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15
r.noh rlrn.,n.

In volume entitled Aspiration and
Achievement" Frederick A. Atkinson
speaks as follows OF the duty OF cheer
tllnoss: Cheerfulness, pleasan,ness, a
b-igh, and sunny temperatures are
ZONE OF the richest fruits Of true re-
lsglon. II our Christianity IA worth
anything At all. II Il has any patent
influence over our lives. II Il Is any
thing else but the feeble sentimental
Uam Of a selfish and artificial pleiy then
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15
IIoll tho uld Man 70 M. rroml.s.

Mnen ex-senator saW!era daughters
were nttlc girls their father promised
to iiake theRl handsome preseat when
they were able to cook hlm a ratlslae.
tory dinner Ton yCara later they &c.
minced hlm OF the promise aud served
him a dinner With which no had not
the leas, fault 10 fnd. 1hht same day
the senator gave each one OF the young
women check for y25.O00.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

The japanese mikado u mHn %
much energy aud endurance. IN ealte
Of the fact that he Il q srcit cleafate
smoker. lie Ia fond OF outdoor sporlN
aud has warmly cnoouraged the iutr0-
duction OF football into Japan. lie 10
a hunter and fisherman, and Ia quite
a good shot with a rlao His devotion
to lawn tennis Is marked, and he Yields
a very clever racquet.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

The scarcity OF seals gn1 whales has
les scientists 70 wonder Il they may not
have migrated % the Cxtie.ac south,
and having found undls.rr6ed qrar.crl
there. have concluded TO remain W that
region. AZ al events. d l.ohdoa syn
dlca,c Is about starting ou, an cxpsd;-
ton 10 lbc Arlanllc con iacnt Several
ahaIlne vessels apd some small steam
w. ~ uaie 40 lhc ilillo fcci. Az
" MISS ia-lip s'srer O. selas ca. With the
1ndae W. ]. MoofG sIhe investigation.
Isle yesterday and sAlalked q u TIA
"A rain.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

Fnnalc (lo her bosom friend GuGslel
Il hear that you aud Charlie have
quarroled.
Gussie-Yes. We don't look at each
other. any more. That is. don't lool,
at him. but have quite often caught
him looking at me.
Fannlo-well. Gussie. n you can SEQ
people looking AZ you without you look.
ing at them you ought TO go into the
elalrvoyant business.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

The.Mandan O.. ID I1onocr says that
one q thc many admirers OF General
Custer and hts wife has forwarded iov
leaves gathered from one Of the trees
planted by Mira, Clusters own hands 1t
Fort Lincoln, and Ia the kind acknowl-
odgmont Mrs. custer expressed hcl
appreciation OF the memonto. and
added: III makes me grateful 10 Ind
my husbands POINTER friends 30 true"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

An effort Is being made to introduce
the railroads Of this country an
~.-ilsht for conductors or tiekof
light is fastened to the
Implied with a current BY
rled In the inside pocket
s being tried by the en-
e Vau1hall station on tho
Southwestern rainond, tn
"a success or failure these
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

a bridegroom OF 30 was married tc
bride OF % In Meriden, Conn.,, last
week Each had been married twice
before a good dtal Of interest wal
eylncei 10 The match. ana The contract.
Ing parties made public announcement
or a time for the ceremony. They were
married a few hours earlier and got
safely and quietly away.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

Very decorative screens. thrcelold. In
scarlet sir ombroldorles with tong
trailing branches. OF blossoms and with
tropical birds. all In Inc silk, arc az.
tracing enthusiastic admiration. They
are especially handsome In large par.
lors. where they light up somber
corners most effectively.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

an9ns hla niofes. The zap ras die.
,e|lei % water making compound
ne consistency Of rgrel This eag
fang over TIE houa Of TIE boat. ana
alih startling ress;ts Almoni imme-
dlaitly tho waves were calmed and ihe
vessel rode in safety a similar ex-
pertinent was tried on q French steam
r which vas struck By a aquall The
nicer dissolved three kllogrammea Of
cap IN seventy llterB Of water. This
plutlon was allowed to lrlckle over the
,ow Of the boat. and II 80 amoothod
,c water that for q space Of about ten
,nfnf wide the waves gave them 70
disturbance. not even breaking over tho
slicn Of me vessel Aa an alternative
this discovery IL an exceedingly vnlu-
able one. Soap can be compressed into
small space and rulhclent amount
might n carried % insure comparative
safety to any vessel without occupying
any Improbable space.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15
Rain versa. shlne.

Rain Versus shine.
The rain gets all the credit
for the crops Of grain and hay.
While the sunshine does the growing
IN It's steady. smiling way.
So the salosman's salary Ia raised
For the goods sold In the store.
While the willy advertisement
Coaxcs trade inside the door
Printers Ink
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15
a CITY ON WATERS.
swAmPs AND LAKES OF OLD
NEW NoP

Lower New York win Its Enormous
Standings Once ChisaS Marsh water.
That the Growth Of the city Has
Hidden.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

Not a subject fasiiy Contruliedr
New boardcr-whats the fow upl
stairsG
Landlady-lts that professor Of hyp-
notism trying to get his wlfcs permls.
sion TO 20 out this evening -TitBIta.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

Aud started TO find new countries
That folks didn't need at all.
Now wouldn't II be too lovely
II all that you had TO find out
Was just about Spain and England.
And few other lands theroabout?
And the rest Of the maps were printed
With pink and yellow to fay.
AN this Is an unknown region
Where bOgies and fairies siayr
But what Is tho use OF wishing
Since Columbus sailed over here.
And men keep hunting and sploring
And finding more things every year,
Now show me the Yampah river.
And tell me where does Il fowg
And how do you bound Montana?
And Utah and Mexlcog
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15
.CHILDREN's CORNER.
ENTERTAINING REAniNo ron
OUR BOYS AND GIRLS.

such a Harrid Lesson Little nohi'y
confu.es His Pa Railroad Repartst-
A Hero Convert Destiny in rrinse--
look Pleasant
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

HE FAR RUN
ming stream -
which is now both
erlng the contrac-
tor in an excava-
ton at the corner
OF Sixth avenue
and Twelfth street
h but one Of the
many water
courses which
have been covered
-. 4. a.. .-4..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-15

r. 81. ~ Panorhmn.
4 IeH better einc1lors than
nm ho 81 na cannot r.
f Err |nIfo..|ona Of gafi-
"a .nanE aeenof "a
Sew 81 5he phnoIama.
a. form Of exhibition
asrRS'y. no dribi
y. hna inrolgra
ia labor 81 Be
10 panoramic
odlns|y inter
advance IN
'''''. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05
r WITH SENATOR CHANDLER

senator william Z chandler OF rr~ rse re-
sena'o he r,fE Avenue Hotel yesterday
~@s STATE Convention va. rA'heT an ,an, ~ e
subject 10 him. and he would not ' Ia and written
sn'd ma, '.,-.n,ion IN New-Hampahire ana hr
aoou s 70 pet he matter go as It was IN i.s'"s-
pr''er',' .-a.,srs however. ~ was vigorous IN
speaking spec of National a1airs NJ o'''1''' '"'' "
ring 10 Congress. , : 80.
There is little left for Congress by June
-. 3. VIII be wise for II 10 adjourn "y Jun
NeVr va, congress would make more poiit.cal
INN" 49,, u this move-of course. mean me ne
GaPe FOR il Is Republican c'nET''''"A"
P.'d ant OF anything else. -,,,o t., the
eouu - chandler favors a closure ru'e 80 -
senator 80. .o,,,d adopt a closure rule. ne SAID
Serat' -, lime for the reason that there Il
nothins peio' Ia, and others who have opposed
Eve" acton now the merit Of closing asDa.
snen certnn limit ali subjects am inclined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05

tho a---ha-i- tone in which ruen and women
from every part q the n-t-t states SPEAK
and Writ q Paine celery cnulD-n-, Hot
vsr4 more would he n-edful
Unfortunately when published n ne siereo-
typed pages ~ a daily paper these enthusiast,
letters can't help losing par' ~ the-t earnest
persuasive chaTa ter
,,.t-..s color, ~1rpounG is not one OF the
-,a-v -a-sauarillas or rervires that manage On
- ,h.-l.efv-s public as far a. their uer"
rarnas e.. bur without making th'n,seIF
- e.iar.- compound has beer used ana
ar-nusias,lcauv -ec0mmended by me m ju-
sieiotl4 crns.lerate careful men aA- N'l---
~ -. r.-, ir The United States. as an Ai''-
-. r,,-. ~ -a~v1fie debility and ~N-iaiSi-'i.
reura-tIa si~epleesr~ss. T"!anoh'ia' T., 50. -
roatarhes dyspepsia. rheuuaiism. K,Hh-f 3. .
DE and AL blood Diseases IL 'S ''''
remedy .n the world .-.r.-
bright and breezy April DAYS haFr -. g..
or.-r- .f nope about them taan anf ON. r,
~ -h4 wear NV is th- season a--------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05
eJG DAY IT THE CIRCUS.

The crowds ~ the Madison square Garden yes
..-.i,, be~An to look as they ought 10 look The
r-g~ da, of the circus 10 always hkey 10 be a
.-,e slim ana the second this year happened 10 De
60, FRIDAY BUT Saturday t. always one OF the
COOL days. and 10 proved yesterday. Inc chil-
ir.n ~ all ages and sizes filled the house IN the
..,..--,on and In tie evening there was not a
,,-,,. s,ar. seat the Human Arrow. who me-
,,,th an accident On Friday Night was not serious
f., n,rt but II was thought better that she should
"a, aopcar yesterday. She VIII, OF course nave
80, also FOR rest and there IS no particular
ao,rbt thai she Will appear a. usual tomorrow
\, ,ccu-reuc. o. some Importance VIII take
-. 80, Thursday night The Mobiles OF the Mys-
-. s,-,re 10 the number OF 100 together with
:, e., - and children. viii attend the perform,
-. IL honor Of this occasion several move. an
features will be introduced Mhicn a.
I...-.I 10 prove pleasant surprises 70 the
49, the circus the mobiles and their Ia'nl''es
rs Nv big supper al Scottish kiie han.
a. p~-nInc win tails week there VII oe MAJ
is,st~,af ,c.s which necessarily ieIt gu. -,
a.. nrogramme last week owing to the non ~
~ come performers from abroad anu sV ~ hole
OF % w.Ii be introduced IN order that the wno'e
programme may lie sio""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05
,ocKED HORNS WITH THE sTANDARD.
.--, ,-rrop- OF THE BIC OH. CORPORATIONS
TO SECURE CONTROL or AZ INDEIhND-
rNT COMPANY.

. a,-n lSpeclai).-An important su'-
-. g. a. Warren. Penn, to-day oN '"I""'' '''''
-. 4, ri-usvlIle. 20 compel the FroHuce'7
a., go, limited 20 give him new ceitlhe''es
~ - 80 h-es which ~ had bought ~ pu' =
-, 90 n. shares In al. ana j y |'-eis'0o-
Ia ,vice par. although the STOCK mas .esei
INA. " ,',I1 There are 60.oV1 shares Du' "a
r-- - ,,,,r.l so0 as an original neh''-' o. ''''
-. mich Vas organize as iiI'''.u pa. -
- r,,,or.tv n numbers rs We" a., 60,
1'-a.,,a tho managers. The Producer 80 49,
-. rh,c, owns ten miles Of p'pe "'r7 =
r.,,a 80 Coraopols Is part Of the lnl'
- e...,a-d movement composed 'i '"-'
na,ies having pipe ines ana Te me-
s|'r,.,,,, -, investment OF about H""'" I'M.
carter alleges that he IS thTea'ene1 W - l,-
-, "a wants the Warren court 10 Issue l'
t.-r",,on 20 compel the transfer and give MN .'
oo,,nar,.ne rights lie wants master "'i'''''
- o,ss,ae AZ the annual election ID JUN .
chsr.es the illegal issue of 100000 OF stooN .. s.
o'clock ON IN. morning OF the annua! ine'''"s -
in order ~ control the meeting his puTch - .,
been made prtor to that date. The pi,- &c or
Producers on Company Is e1-otH'.
Franklin now Pittsburg attorli's "a coruuany say
The managers OF the Prodi ~. oufrorne Of
that they are not al all fearil % e..ton.s in the
the suit and deny many OF 'hs ~ Company con-
bill They saw II = a Standard VI, nngsrrg agents
boasted during the closing hours OF ~. occurred the
lature thar they had surrepttiousai, nsrtnersh!p
massage OF an act amending the in Interest
l.w OF Penusylvanla SO that HsaJ'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05

to think that -ao Democrats would cooperate ana
ftflr tl- passage of such a RUE SuppDs-, 'oT
Instance ila- Az holr Wa allotted 20 -acn S-hai or
for debate upon any given subject. Inus. a ne
End 90 ninety hours. u each senator chose 10 rtze
IFS ne Tor debate. "a nll could De- passed InlS
where tle membership is much larger. iney nave a
-l.- that each side shall nave - much tine ior
debate. and a. Tile end " flat tine vote =
taken This f44r FOR one side " congress ana
should Apply tl fIe other We have ndl a
500. example ~ tl~ situation recently some
..v Senators who opposed fne cuban rsso-
ll. 1u- began to talk against u. and they
were f0fr-.l Nv about six others The result was
tla- senator Morgan ana others. VINO favored the
rAss4c. Of tho resolutions. could not but MAKE repy
10 tn. speeches 0f others. and the result was lonE
debate. certainly favor o. closure resolution anu
.ar. tha- .- WILL le al pt-l this session
r.. senator does uot ta.1k tAat ne passage Oh ne
.4l-- ans serious difficulty between THIS countr,
ana sp..u Of believe said he. mat u Del.lsrr-n'
r.--rt- g.ra granted 90 ne t4banS. u Wou4a 10
trru great g.1l ans go not triuk mat Il wot!4
bring ABOUT a. war with Spain Il would pracucali
a...r,~. tr- Independence ~ The CuDins. as arms
4n,nun. Jon AMI hospital supplies could b. sent out
freely f-um -h- United states ana gan dcc"ss 10 ne
CANINE u fr- insurgents Mr. Chandler predicts
ono u -ne .arg--, Republic an Victories next ,a4l
taa- th~ country has ever seen. he said
no matter who uar ~ nominated az -. Louis
l,. .na Republican party he VIII be elected by one
Look a. Rhode Island the other day The R-puo-
rcan vote rolel there vas The largest except one
in me history OF che state We are going 20 break
into the so-eali-i Solid South th!s time. The t!de
h -7r.r-- with fle Republicans and = T. only tair
20 -tiuno-a mat North Carolina Will 20 against The
70 Republican. and other Southern states are 20 De
is.s Hsfi"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05

Dr. Parkhu-st's best AID in his urt-rng cru
sade against crime II the metropolis IS IF
wife
In looking after her husbands health Mrs.
Parkhurs, Is doing more than al the mem
q the women's campaign. Am l worried
about the DOCTOR" says Mrs. Parkhurst Not
at all feel that he is tired. but he recuper-
a;es and I never Try 10 hinder him from
piece OF work. because feel h. VIII have 'he
strength for l.: Ny greatest pleasure - ~
helping him to carry out his IDEAS A.s a. ~
January %. 1896. 100
Or Parkhurst has used Paine's celery corn
7. bas heirea 70 ke-r him W while very iir l-
In subsequent letter % th~ sarl- drl--' -
on January 2s she said Il am sure l,r
Paines celery compound IS dolns -. 81
for bringing & 20 our notice 49,.
u /, were rossl1le - rep-odu-- ~ - - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05

Mature ha~eef f1r new CROWNS and casting
~ - th- Ola parts thai have served their pur-
pose. AID are ru-worn and diseased. That ter
r.hl- th-oth.rg ~ me heart. the neuralgia,
taa helIaeae. me Laden weight over the eyes
and lr the t1re1a-t u the head need only
Paine's celery compound 10 vanish forever.
Palnes celery compound has come legitl-
matelv rs l's presen; tremendous reputation
as an invigl-af0r. nerve-reGula;or. blood-re-
storer. and body recuperato-.
" remedy IN existence ever received such
ernphatle ana plain spoken trstinC malls from
sick tired and rundown men and women.
l. is ~ halfway cure that Is attempted by
Palne'- celery compound. but a clean sweep of
every trace = n-isra GA rheumatism. consti-
patton. headache dyspepsia. and blood lmpuriiy
from the system.
Paine's celery compound IT, he one real spring
remedy know to-day that never falls 10 bene-
IL Get Pair.'- Celery compound and only
paine's celery compound u YOU wish 70 De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05
THE YEAR AT YALE.
ANNUAL. REPORT OF PRESIDENT DwIGHT-ciFEs
N Sana aOl RECEIVED

ANNUAL. REPORT OF PRESIDENT DWIGHT -''f -
OF sso5 1901 RECEIVED.
t5,..s- Conn April 4-The annual report OF
r,-.s,,s,. Timothy Dwight. OF Yale University 'or
,,a ,ea- ending December 81. 1872 was issued rms
o,.e-,oon The report "a remarkable as noune ''e
-eatest number 0f changes ~ any report ior man,
,-ea-s President Dwight speaks OF ne 'na"be "
tho annual commencement exercises rom ne en-
,a- church 10 Batt-n Chapel. regretting thar need
o. ,,-,s- occomnnoGations demanded il. ami speak
10 IN cordial terms 81 the historic friendship be-
tween the university and Center Church
T., sneak,nr OF the William Walter Phelps Memo
rial Hall now n process o. erection frsS'us'.
Dvigh, announces that John J Phelps mas aoue1
tqo ~ 20 the amount o. his first bequest 20 complete
the memorial
p-esitert Dwight calls attention 10 the fast thai AZ
the last commencement he degree Of bachelor OF arts
was bestowed on sixty-four more candidates than IN
1894
He gives considerable space 20 The dormitory prob
len and states that % members Of the university
can now BE- accommodated with rooms fresiden'
Dwight states that there Is demand TO- mucn
larger dcrmitory accommodations.
President Dwight mentions The increased activity
n, n. Young Mems Christian Association OF the uni
versi,v and states that there over go members
Much space is given 10 the added equipment OF the
Medical School. Including me Engineering OF ne
course from three 10 four years ana ca" Is mace
for 100000 - sA, 49, r,-. =
Gifts OF $1,000 for the Law school oy H~nry r
English and OF $1,000 rom John W Hendrie are an
IN. announcement Is made that the amount neces-
sa-v n raise the slight debt remaining on the new
alum building has teen raised and that the
"a cost OF the building was go. 532 80 or this about
,S-eeoua-ters was contributed by the alumni IN gen
eral and the remainder by the various classes.
1rbs total number OF graduates OF Yale, az jus.
so-nad BY the investigation Of Professor Dexter Is
Is - The Oldest living graduate IS given as Ben
tsmtn d sll man. II d. or Brooklyn OF the class
OF - . H., -, -, . ,,.
,-ar January 70 December 81. 1895 given
s305 30l o. -. -.
given The accessions the last year have been $3.50
S5lumes and 100 pamphlets Of which 5l9 volumes
,e-e nurcha set nd the remainder were contributed
Tn. addition 10 the library fund during the year has
been S1s,.c0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05
ppoTEgTs IRON REPrBLIcANN.
-.-..... -, -trr TACTICS or soME or THE
s7.wsrArrR rEoMo~i-Hs oF NOR
-n,-'s HnOM

$I-NSi f-f
r0N's B0oM
~. 20 e,r-a z~alou- supporters mr. .'''
,,,-.or ., AID his canvas f'r Che hep'o... a.
80 a.. presidential candidate oy t~rTyas
men, Republicans VINO are seeha '
.... -t.ts.l Indignation among i'.f'-.
nom nA'.'''' -' . IN ..-a- parts o. fne S.at"
\ - ---',,,o - declare that tie tactics D.
,,.,-, Journal and ot lAr E+" '.-
Pre- lre nkely 20 DO more harm IN, nan .,.n tae
che cause q Fof~'h's d" .. o., HAY.
friends Of .a, s .n'eans a..a.ed aad maasnea
other pr0mneH- ~ .-..s,,. IN other news
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05
WORKuEy HAVE A NARROW ESCAPE.

Twenty-Five workmen who aging the foot
wall in the cellar at White-st. and Broadway
had a narrow escape from being buried under tons
OF brick earth and building timber yesterday after
noon shortly after o'clock the men, who were
working on the south side OF the cellar. heard a
r,mbllng sound and before they had time TO look
around terrific crash occurred A cloud OF dust
dad tho air az about fifty OF brick earth and
fiagstones turnbled into the excavation. followed by
a Fig pile Of building timber the weight OF which
rad besn the cause OF the cavern. The escaped
without Injury.
saw. he warned the workmen a month ago not to
pile so much tuiiding lumber on the old sidewalk.
which vas supported by only a tme-worn arch
way The electric wire subway was damaged by the
cay.-in and an ONCE and Toulouse had nsvrow
escape from falling into the cellar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05
DROWNED FROM 4 TUG.

Charles Marchais. thirty-one years old. fell ovuDs
beard from the stern OF the tug Pearl while taking
a lighter In tow in the North River, of Pier NA
a. about o'clock yesterday afternoon and ~
drowned before assistance could be rendered. II
body was not recovered. Marchals FreBs1,
man and the tugs steward. One OF his duties -
70 assist in taking the lighters hawser aboard. H
was so engaged. with Captain Henry Quillan. No.
he fell into the river and sank out OF sight oanA
The Pearl belongs 10 the Standard Oil Comps,
which will pay the burial expenses IN the BODY
s found Narchais leaves a widow and three young
children in Greenpoint. Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05
MKINLET THEIR SECOND CHOICE.
.......,,,r. WV. Work. REPUBLICANS WANT THE
ST Louis DELEGATES TO KNOW THEIR
SENTIMENTS

Auburn y Y April An enthusiastic meeting
NJ Republicans. Including many county and munich
psl officer. va held this evening IN the Court
H,,se ,3 institute = movement favorable 10 Nc
kinney AZ second choice for President. Numerous
speeches were made nd1rsins me cAhHiuAcy OF Gov
,-c- Marion bug .-c.4ring -mphatically that the
>.l,.l s4.ertfes from this Congress district should
h. strongly assured ~ the public sentiment for Nc
kinney should Mr. Morton withdraw. Theodore NJ
p,m.roy ex-spenker of the House OF Representa-
''. -. led an the meeting committee was
- b., r-rtnV. f0r 4 m tss-Tiesting next week
FIX -. circulate petitions addressed 10 the delegates
a.. .fi,-. tavuc and senator Raines, urging
49, . ..sn.c. th- wishes OF the Republicans or
,nt. district ~ the june convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05
HENRY JACQUES DISCHARGED.

Henry Jacques arraigned before MagistraAo
Mott IN the Centre Street Police Court yesterday
morning. charged with having attempted COM
NIT suicide by trying 10 jump overheard from .
Staten Island boat Friday afternoon ~
nor.ed in yesterdays Tribune He taken -
the court building from Bellevue Hospital In q
cab in which ne permitted TO remain In Frank
Inst on account CT his extreme feebleness. The
Magistrate went 70 the cab and held court on the
sidewalk Staten Island special officer who haA
made the complaint failed appear The defendant
was discharged and taken away by a relative, VIZ
promised 10 take care Of him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05
MP. PLATES UEP4RTLRE.

T. c Plat left The city yesterday afternoon on hs
trip 10 Florida accompanied By his wife. his daugh
ter-in-law and his grandson. he told his friends
mat ne teT in need Of rest and recreation and ez-
pec'ed 10 remain in Florida week ten cays. Re
mas not fully recovered from the effect OF recent
.-j-ly "hlch however did not prevent hin 4 III
Cay - -