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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-07

Dereiniste Staten.

bica9o. gm pierten DECEMBER
reiltte Der bohw. HeoemptOriten Batter
Better Selers BON bier ab nm in Die
leu ~erofnete Srosnspropin3 Gliabs
SOtbrln9en iiberSu9eben. Bier Sroens.
bduier, aus wel9en Die %TeOsmptori.
ien Dor SruelunOSpan5la Sabren ausges
trieben woroen tuaren, tOnnten nit gr.
laubnib Der &egierung wieoerum be3os
gen moroen. so aber Der Cob mdb.
rello bieier langen 3eit bic &siben Der
8erbannteu iebr 9eli1tet bate. iudte
man nit frii1en &rditen aus amerita
bic Giifen ausjufullen. @beni0
reiitte Elm anoerer lursmburser Dliliio.
MIR, Der bohp. patsr Nsu, Der mdb.
reno sruanSig Sabren unter ben oeut.
iten oes 98eitens oiele WeiIIionen &c.
balten, am erlten Sanuar oieles Sabres
na1 gliaB- 2otbrin9sn ab, I'm ielne
Seaeusreibe Wlrliamteit bort ~fortSI.
ieBen.
(~Sortiesuns Der &siIebeI6rsibuns bss Jong
flu Schwetzbengen.)
PbiIabeIpbia, OPP Chrest-
dag, 1895.
DaS mar ein Tur6einanbsr,
&ie Dtaultbred uno eorianber.
2ieber Sbeim!
Eft schengt mer dau ges menges
gekr6tzel met, dau wells meh reli-
gioes sache lessen. Ma dau ives
dach, dat meng theologisch sudden
re bal 6fgebrach 81 gin. Duorfir
loszen ech dem guide Water Decker
den dial. - @ls i9 am Wor9en oes
20. September in Gbica9o %anlan9te,
fano i6 Oiel vAuifaleuoes" unter ben
Sanosleuten. Sas sroBe v%llnabbdn.
9i9teitsielt". bas mar Ole Yarole oes
Sa9es. Dat soil schen geweszt sin!
giner i9impfte ben anoeren einen
9eutl1sn, Elm @noerer nannte ielnen
Na6bar eineu would-be- Frenchman
uno elmer Lies isinen 8ameraoen a la
,Staats : Seltun9" einen Preis!!!
So6 felt jensr .bewe9tenTs 3eit bat
man Srieoen 9eiAlOlien uno Die llmla
armunaen iOQen nod beute uiht alle
poriiber ieiu. DIR i1eint, bic Der.
i9ieoenen glrten uss Gbicasosr Yieres
lino b.. Oiretteite urlade Der uielsn, Uer-
i9ieoenen W%teinunaen. NuHaleno 1T,
' oab maa IN 10 uisls1 Ylattsru 4a,si.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-07
Differ goiter!

Differ goiter! +
Del Sinao = i'd Tam net beareife,
lpie { gutter amcritaniiber YGtript
nod Sus ben fam for be 8ropsr
Sllpldno III for uniern sanse Gan=
areb. Die 2eit iein ia bel &C lan9=
welli9 Ill umiiGnolib. @as iol bann
oes lanse Sobmade belle. Oils Druft,
lag lb, bel Sin9o, oruH! Ses Gin=
sige mas uns ieBt nod rausreibe lam,
Is quif IectI1n. @ann ids &c tbun
tatt, oa mibte beint 9lbeno nod nit
benz Limited Srdbn alle Sdita9oer
&Ooi6imsnts na9 Detroit III nit benz
6%errpboot enirpiuer na1 0inoIor Ut Die
~cdnaoidn Seit 9ebraht iuern un bort
SGl GOlumbid rufe in erer gSeis, DaB
Der alte SictoriG bic S9rn Su9 uno
Na6t brlmme iOlte. Die Sem Sort
GOoiGiments iollte en- Sambur9er
STEINER ti6ariere IN eniiwpsr na1
SOnoOn - (lper wil's ibne oann
webreO = bic 2onooner 3itti=0all be.
iebe uno Ell Sdmmdnp Sall Goro MdD=
ier eileBe. IN oann oes 9an5e Gano an
Die SuneiteO Stdoes dnnecte. GGnG=
oa t0nnte bic Shita0o &6oi6iments
alleenia iettle. 9is Ct. 2ouis Goo=
i1iments t0nnte nab geneauela I'LL
lsbe. oh es iiwperbaupt Der Mibe
!pertb 1T. &c dnnecte. Sa-bes Is bic
aanse Sad. 90 bdtt's 9emadt peroe
iplle. uno 10 ipGr's oema6t ipproe,
paun i9 geira9t woroen ndr. DAP
ih aab grab jeB ben iif lem miiIe!
Mlit Nlgaros
Yours
Sobn uun 2ate Sietp.
Yi. gs. Stop e little! SD ben
erao aeleie, oaB Die Stads pul
erer Gompdni. no i9 ShGrs berpo
bab. 9sorappt isin an QcccOunt bun
Dem Waricdr. 9es 9ebt net. Wann
ib 8elo berbsi p~srliere loft, peri fee
g8ar gsma9t pern I'm mer miiie
glles serrif nelnnle, mas mer mcgee Der
Eacterin WonrOe Qei09t ben. Sss
pdr nod id0ner. @as aebt uns @es
nesuela an? Wter miiie pies ben nit
Snglano, iunIt bats aei6elt. SD mill
mel iauer 9emadtes @elo net ,pe8e Der
Sactsrin WpnrDe perliereu.
Yours
SDbn pltn 2ate 9ietu.
Pi. gs. Neber meino. Tie Stads
esbsn pisoer nuff. wie id aus bic Nef.
ternubnpdpsrs isb. Surrab for pd.
triot!Bm!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-07

aus SdulauiidBen ienoet Der .SIto.
&olts5eitun8" Elm Sebrer fol9enoe 4uss
Sitse: r0as Sdaf. @enn man oas=
ieIbe itreiat. 8iebt es einen i~auitsI 5on
bon iid. neil es 10 ianit 1T. Man be-
nuBte es 81 9iOliniaiten, oenn oas Saaf
1T lebr seouloi9. Man tam es oabsr
iAla6ten. @uA iann man oas Sell
benuBen. Saiielbe bat bier 9sine,
pelhe unter Dem Baud limb, spsi an
&opi uno Swsi am Shwans." = Ser
SluB. Ser 6luB eraieBt iein Waiisr
in ben Ocean. Sb9lsih er bort nibt
ieinsn Nanlen bebdlt, 10 persiniot li4
iein gBaiier nit Dem g8aiisr oss Oceans.
81 wie Der 6luB ieinen 2auf beenoet
oua Der Msni9 ieinen 2e~benslaui.
Gin isoer Wsnid muB ieinsm 2eben
Elm gnoe MAIDEN. oenn ss beiBt: ollie
WleuiAsn miiien iterben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-07
Werfw nrotDeS.

Nir leben in Der 3sit Der 8eIeaidaft
uno Sereine. Sober aniidnOi9s Wenid
geb0rt ir9eno einsm Club Doer cine,
1Oae al, uno Die GereiniSunaeu islbl
WahIen mie bic YilSe aus Der Groe.
Tas Sri9inelite auf bisiem Gebiett
i6eint inns cine neuse9riinoste .8siell.
i6aft CUR 8erbiitun9 oss @armDsr.
osns oes yieres" gu isin, ,pel6e neuer.
oinas in SrootlDn. q. D., 0sariinoet
wOroen lit. Sielelbe itebt uuter oem
prdlioium zines Serrn Srant Sarms
uno bat felt9eiebt, ooB nur triutiabi9s
Widnner ibr 0~n9ebOren O~irisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-07

Sie Sammleriputb, al Der teine
Nation mebr leiOet. als bic en9lii9e,
nimmt manhmal ieltiame Trrmen an.
Yei pOnteirant in Wales lr,t Elm Yans
tier, wcl6er Elm Wuieum alter SGiiren
beiibt. sic itammen bon Sbl6Hern,
abteien uno Sduiern Don seidihtli.
dem Sntercie. GiirSlid bot Der
Sammler in Paris 100 Bfo. Sterl.
fir cine Sbiire, burh pelbe pdbreuo
Der iranSOlidsn &epOlution Warie Mns
tOlnette. Charlotte Goroap, Canton
uno 8obeipierre ben Wea sur 8uillo.
tine 9egan9en waren. Sine Samms
lung alter W%etteriabnen perleibt benz
MuIeum oes Waliliiden Yantiers einise
Nbwebslung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-07
Scr uSingosY atriotiSmus"

miro in folaenoem Shreibebrief bss
vSobn &itib bun 2ais Yiep," an bic
u6reie Yreile" gu 9bica9o re9t bibi4
periihirt:
S1itago, Sisember be breiesUanSi9ite
h. SIP
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-07

Bon Seutidlano melt in benz Wads.
t6ua Der Wep0ltsrung lbsrbolt au wsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-07

Gin tomiihsr 3wiIdsnfal ereianets
lid tiirSlih oor Der 1873. Nbtbellung
Oes SGOltenaeriAts in Berlin. Sn
elmer a~ntlageia6e wuroe Elm lunQes
Qido6en als 3eu9in psrnOmmen. lin
Die It0tllh S%eIanaeile 81 ermutbi9en,
meintc Der SOrliBenoe 81 ibr: grSdblen
sic nur 10, ais lueun mir es nibt tenn,
ten! Sbne lid 81 beiinnen, fina bic
3eu9in on 81 sablen. Nls iie bis 3ur
3abl IL 0etommeu mar, fam bic biz
oabin unteroriitte Seitsrteit Der 3ubDs
rer gum pOllen Qusbru@. Der 8orliB.
suoe mar Nnfauas Der 0teinung, 81
liege cine un9ebibr isitens Der 3euain
Dor, gelan9te aber 81 elmer anoereu 9n-
liGt. ais oas junse Wdoaen betbeu.
erte. perItanoen gu haben, es iOle sob.
len.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-07

SIN .Sisrlubner 5~aaeblatt" Gro.
27O) seist Seinrid Ilbrsdt on, Dab er
Tfur 5tsanuns oss Ssrru g8sithOif 81
&beinen 90 Nummern boatdmmist
giden bis 81 272 SUB Sur1meiier 81
pertaufen babe. Ydume bon iol9em
Surdmeiier iino piele Sabrtauienot
alt. Soffentli9 fault Der Staat oieI{
&ieienbdume on uno iorSt oafiir, BAT
lie erlalten bleiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-07
Satbuliider &irden5a alenoer.

gus Seius II Sabre alt mar. - Sut.
2, AZ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-07

2eihtes SDbten Der gaIe. Man tbut
Die gale in sinsn Sinner Waiier II. 9iebt
oann etluas giIis uno Go6ial3 binsiu,
mOrauf man ben elmer ihnsQ suosdt.
Die Nale i6ieBen nod elm paar Wtal
bligihnctl ourh oas @aiier uno iino
in weni0er als elmer balben Minute
ale foot. SdBt man lie oann nod sin
gBeilbcn in elmer &DIung BON Gobiali
lieaer, oann miro Die Saut oeleearti9
uno rah Der 3ubereituna wiro man
bic aale pisl mpblibmsderoe uno aud
fetter finOen als beim gsriabren Der
alten MetbDbe. Seim Yerbraub tann
man Die Saut ia entierneu, iuenn man
lie ni6t llebt. Seoenials lit es ni6t
nDtbta. bic dale auf Die bisberiae srall-
fame @eiie bel l~ebenoi9em Seibs absu-
bduten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-07

SIN n9in0en'i9en Wodsnblatt" bonn
"a. NObember empiieblt q. Sod
ySamsn'9anoidube elegant nit 2eosr'
iu9len". Mub cine neue Wlooe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-07

Ginen Der idamlpieIten gerIu6e, ben
Sntel Sam INN cine Yeniion 81 betrii=
gen, bat oas Yenlionsamt in Waibing.
ton titrSlib auf9eoedt. Gin 9etuiiier
Squire" Ooer Srieoenstidter beldlob.
einen i'm Sterben lieaenoen Yeniiondr
nod i6nel NIT "ieiller Goes Squires)
S6,peIte 81 Derheiratben. I'M oieler
Die @ittpcnsp BENTON 81 iibsrn. Sas
6ralenSimmer ueripdtete iih absr. uno
oils es antam, mar Der Squire tpot.
Der ipatere Squire aber traute iie
nidtsoeitomeni8er nit Der 2eide oes
Seteranen. Ter ri6ti9e YlaB fir bic.
len iauberen Yeamtsn ipare bas 3ubt-
baus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-07

ben, ,uar i6on LANCE cine ernite Se=
liir6tuns Der Sransolen; aber aud bic
G%naldnoer tonmen ibnen ppraus.
Seutldlano bate nG6 ben Sreibeits=
trle9eil in Der ieBi9en N%usDebnuna iei=
mes Uebiets "a Wtiuionen G%inwobner.
Sieie 3abl miro lib bel Der ioeben ere
fol9tsn Sd lung aui 50 WtillOnen er=
bDbt baben. Sm Sabre 1901 bate
bic franSDlil6e &epublif 20 Wiqipnen
Ginpobner. @n9lano taum Is Milio=
men. Sept sablt ENGLAND 80. l34, 0l3.
Srantrei1 nur 80, 500. 600 YswObner.
Gin Sosialif, benz es reht gut gebt.
re Selearamme", oas opportunities
Organ ipOn Soulouie, 9ibt MustunIt
itber bic OtOnomiIde Sage oes Sociali=
ltenfithrers Saures. Gr bslpobnt in
Der gtGbe bon Nlbi bas ibm geb6ri9e
ganogut S%eiOulet. wel1es Die Yauern
Se GaItel, oas S6loB, nennerl, uuo
weldes auf 0,000 6rantsn aeibdbt
miro. Nuberoem bsiiBt Saures nod
5lpel Sano8iiter, bic er ebeuiaQs bur6
RG6ter bewirtbihaiten ldBt. Seiu
Nan5er 2anobeiiBt umfabt 100 Ssttare.
Sin picrtes an9renSenoes 2anoeut pon
80 Settar miro emit Der Grnu Saurss
als grbtbcil suIallen. Die meiiten
Gerfpanoten bon Suures uno ieiner
Gruu iino an9eishene @eamte. Sein
Sdwie9erpater 1T Interpreted, bic
iibriaen 8erwanoten iino Steuerein-
nebmer llno Srieoensribter. Niemano
miro Dem 9uten Saures isinen @obl=
ltano miB9Dnnen. gber aud bieicr
6ul Seigt, oob es ben Sosialiiienfiib.
rern am allerweni9itsn einidQt, ibre
5beorie in praris um3uiebsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-11
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.
FAILURE OF AN OLD LUMBER DEALER-A CIGAR
MANrFACTtREKs DISAPPEARANCE.

FAILURE OF AN OLD LUN Der DEAIER-A CIGAR
MANUFACTURERS DISAPPEARANCE.
Eben Peek dealer in lumber with mill at Eley-
enth-ave. and Twenty -fourth-st, made an assign
ment yesterday to william s Kelley, giving prefer
ences TO Robert Sherwood for s23-s. 10 the New
York County National Bank for $3.50 and TO N.ch-
olas Jacobus Of Ridgeheld. y. j.. for 1856 Mr..
Peek has been In the lumber business since ls2,
is well known in the trade. and few years ago was
reputed to be worth 100000. He was a partner
from 1856 until few months ago In the hrm OF
Peek Son, plano manufacturers, but mas no inter-
est in that concern now He was also interested IN
a suburban land enterprise at White Plains ~ \.
Mr. Peek manufactured the best grade OF lumber,
which he held high price. and for which tho
demand in the last two years has not been so DISK
as previously. Rather than sacrifice the STOCK, last
spring he made arrangement with TWO OF MS
principal creditors. II is said for the extension o.
claims 10 the amour. OF $1,000 and as security
gave a trust deed on his mill and real estate TO
Theodore F. Booth. of Robinson e. Booth. which
was not recorded until now. Robinson q Boom
were attached last week and this. It IS said. pre-
c!pitated the assignment OF Mr. Peek. as some NOES
in which they were both interested are maturing
William S Kelley. the assignee said yesterday that
Mr. Peek's liabilities were about $1,000. OF which
SIS 900 was secured by the deed OF trust on the mil.
and leasehold and real estate al White Plains ana IN
Florida the entire property beng valued at S""'
The claims secured by the deed Of trust have been
reduced 1900 by payments. The deed OF trust was
filed on Friday last. Against the unsecured liabE-
ties OF there assets in stock and accounts
worth at least $4,000. Mr.. Kelley hopes that there
will be enough equity in the real estate. with the
other assets in hand pay all the creditors In fun
The Sheriff has received an attachment FOR S3lG5
against Jose Tore. cigar manufacturer at NO 2is
Pear-st in favor of Calixto. Lopez co. for
goods sold to him between January l, 1875. and
January 25 1896 which was obtained on the ground
that he had left the city in debt to creditors II
was alleged that on November 20 last he left his
place Of business, withdrew $i,lW from The bank
and told his brother that he was going to Havana
to buy tobacco Since then his brother and his
wife say they have received no word from him.
No trace of him could be found In Havana. but 1t
Is said q letter has been received from a brother
of his in Spain saying that he had been at Cuero.
Spain, for six weeks, and had started for the Ar
! tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-11
MASSACHUSETTS, COUNTY.
YONKEES.

r X. Martin. president Of the Yonkers Board OF
Trade has already received NUMBER u 49,,
orcos 70 the invitations sent out 10 prominent people
% ha quests at the Boards dinner next MohuAS
o,.or,,r Among those who have sent accep'anceS
49,, Ass,s,ant Secretary OF the Navy McAdoo Lieu
,onant-Govornor Saxton and Mayor Strong.
Tho funeral services o, Margaret Taylor WIZ
,,r wife Of the Rev. T.. :. Widdemer. rector OF
Cbris, Ep!scopnl church. and mother OF the rev
Hazard T Wlddemer. OF Asbury PARK, VINO "'"" III
.h,s ci,v ON Saturday Will Zoe held this afternoon
-, christ Church Mrs. Widiemcr was a descend
an, y, the Rcv. John Watts. the founder OF inc
T,a,,,.,,ck BAPTIST Church. near Philadelphia
Frederick Hcmfcl who had been a resident OF toe
,,, for fort,-four years died Sunday al his home.
~ 4. North broadway. IN tho siXiy-iourth year OF
his age. lie was born IN lle'denh'ih ''''''''' anu
came Z, this country when boy
meeting ~ the Exempt Flrcmen's Benevolent
Association VIII Boo held this evening AZ INC
bo,s. ~ Lady Washington Hose company, IN Id4-
i..Ic-,,,c Plans for the new building IN Buehd
Nis'a-aye. Will be discussed.
Tho Youn. Mons Christian Association has chosen
General Secretary Haskell tredrIIeK, W a.e' =
Hickey charles + Wheaton and George SchoonoNer
To- rrrresen ut tie thirteen annual conrenti2n OF
mo association OF the state, - DE held IN Ne"ou's'
February - % H.
The PARK IIul Country club VIII give iis last concert
- "a. season a. me clubhouse. The entertainers
AFRO Miss Josephine Adele Jennings. MISS hclei
prico shcarmAn. Henry -. Martin. j. STANFORD
Hroyn and the Apollo Sixteen. OF New orK Cty'
Mi-s Beatrice Builder. OF this city. VIII read.
Miss f. Marguerite Lindlcy VIII CIV" IN" hrst OF
hcr series Of Talks on Hcalh tbs forenoon at W.
o'clock IN the parlors OF the Womans Institute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-11
ELABORATE ARION BALL TICKETS.

Last year several persons were arrested for max
ing and selling counterfeit Arion Ball tickets TO
avoid a possible recurrence this year OF any such
work and as "A measure OF protection to the gen.
eral public the Arion Society has designed most
elaborate tickets. which almost defy successful
duplication. They covered with fancy figures.
al OF which are embossed and beautifully colored,
and will be taken up at the entrance when pre-
scented on the night OF the ball On these cards
prince and Princess Carnival are represented as
emerging on a white horse from a dense forest.
having evidently lost their way. for dwarf seated
on a gude-post is pointing in the direction OF Mad
ison Square Garden. the tower or which IS seen IN
rho distance Cinderella with some pigeons In her
ban ds: Red Riding Hood. dwarf from the fairy
tale Of Little SNOWFALL. Hans In clover. with the
mistone little Tom Thumb. the fairy frog hlng'
and other characters all gathered round ABOUT
The Prince and Princess as their retnle ana are
invited 20 follow them to the rendeZVous. VI. tI'g
reverse side OF the ticket is engrayed soH b
Masquerade Ball. Tuesday, February ~, Ioso WI ~
a space at the top for the writing OF the name Oh
The police and other regulations for the oa s ses
nrefty much the same last year. catiihses
must approach by the south and pass ou Wy , 81,
north OF the Madison-ave. entrance. No ~ an
checks will be issued. and there VIII be no cnalSe
in the women's dressing-rooms Mems nat checAS
are to be SO cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-11

carried TO the Court of Appeals. which decided IN
his favor lie was released from the Tombs several
months ago on heavy bail. pending new trlai. Inc
indictments agains, him were dismissed YESTERDAY
ON the following recommendation by Colonel Eel
lows: . -
The General Term Of the First Department re-
versed the findings herein, deciding among o'.ie.
,hircs that the act alone did not conSttute ny
crime of forgery. The Court of Appeals alhih
The General Term. but expressed no oploil a.. -
-he character of the act, as II FOUND error III o.ie
matters The people have no other lacts tHai' suO
as were presented in the trial. and as 'he IaM y.
This Department is that such facts DO not coistiue
a crime there is no course left but to DISMISS 'he
Indictment. j so recommend x.,-. ..,or,ay
John r. FELLOWS Dstrict-Attofhey'
NJ Wiman was convicted on the indictment LOT
forgerv in the third degree. charging him Win iols
inc the name of his business partner to checK loi
e. OOo He contended that he had the risht 10 sign
checks I'D 10 a certain amount. and that MS act uu
not constitute forgery. He had been indicted OH inc
comnla,nt of r. c. Dun. by the advice OF eXD!s'iic'
Attorney Ncoll and his trial was prosecuted ny .e
Icistrici- Attorneys office with unusual ehei 8!
Many people in this city have beleVed that PEI
animosity was the cause OF his prosecution au
,bar he was not guilty of forgery Wheh ne wa
conv-cted and was sentenced 10 HNe years anu TN
Ynonfhs in prison he declared that the hlSheI
Uoud declare that he had not colrnltteu tiIe
Of forgery and that he would never serve I'd! Va
his sentence in prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-11
A WOMAN RUN DOWN BY A TRUCK.

Miss Theresa Barcalow. OF No. l4l West Thirty
fOurthst, was crossing Eghth-ave. at Fifty-nlnth-
ST. yesterday afternoon at o'clock when she was
down by n truck Of the American Express Com
pany. The drive OF the truck Henry Raven
twenty-five years old. who gave his address as No
1877 Jefrerson-st.. Union Hill. New-Jersey. Police
Cronin. OF the Park Squad picked Mss Bar
calow up and placed the driver under arrest. The
latter and the injured woman were taken to the
Arsenal Miss Barcalow found to be suffering
intensely from shock and Injury to her head
She had rolled completely over the street and
her clothes covered with mud. Restora:ives
were applied by The matron at the Arsenal and she
enabled 10 tell her story TO Sergeant Mulhol-
land She said that she had reached the middle OF
the thoroughfare when she was struck She did
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-11
A LECTURE or CERAMIC ART.

lecture was given last evening before the mem
Der. and friends OF the New-lork Society OF
Ceramic Art at It's rooms. No. % East Sixteenth
st, by Miss Donlevy, the secretary OF the Ladies
Art Association. on the subject The BODY ana
Soul OF Ceramic Art" This is the first entertain
nent OF its kind given by the society. and the at
tendance was large and enthusiastic. ON exhibition
wer. several OF the best-kuown works OK the MEM
hers OF the society," which had been shown at It's
annual exhibition, given IN December. IA well as
several new ones in the style known "a under
glazing. a process IN which the painting Is done on
the rough ware and the glazing put on afterward
Charles Noikmar, man well known In the
ceramic art world. WAS present
Mss Donlevy said in substance tina, the field Of
ceramic art was so large and astonishing that 1t
was real wonderland In ceramic light the un-
DEVELOPED resources OF this country were an eldo-
RADIO Every foot OF land whore wheat VIII not grow
is rich in the ceramic clays from which the yar!-
Gus kinds Of pottery may be made. To develop
these lands science and art necessary-science
To earh how to mix and form the clay into the vase
or pitcher plate etc, and art To shape the dish
for the needs OF daily life. Civilized food must be
clean and healthy The receptacle for the prepare
tIon and consumption OF food must be both clean
and healthy. Porcelain the leader OF all classes
Of pottery. by reason OF us afstocratc cleanliness
Stonewarc comes next
Miss Donlcvy then made an eloquent appeal TO
her listeners to agtate public opinion 30 that hnan-
cial assistance from the National Government
for this Industry offered in this country with ,s
inexhaustiblc mountains and hills or clay, anu de-
clared that this country was way behind France;
them II a determined effort were made. The Indus
try would give employment to thousands OF IDLE
The officers OF the society. newly elected, are: Mrs
s. +. lie Prince president: Mrs d. q. Oak. vice
president; Mrs. b. f. Prlestmann, secretary; MISS
Montford, treasurer
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danendent ticket The regular ticket. which has
been chosen by the Committee on Nominations. IS
as follows: For President Chauncey VI. DepeW,
vce-president Robert y. Roosevelt: secretary, Jonn
Winfield Scott treasurer. Ira Bliss stewart: regis
trar Edwin Haeaman Hall. historian. Henry nan;
chaplain the Rev Or. Abbott +. Kittrejge; BOARD
Of Managers the general officers and walter y
Sgourney W Fay. John c. Calhoun, Frederick u.
Grant. Arthur Bur;s United States navy WiIiia y
SpauldiDg. ex-oiiico; Joseph Warren Cutler eN-9,
fcio; delegates to National Congress Chauncey ~:
John Winfield Scott, delegate-a1, large Edward
Hagaman Hall. Walter S. Logan, Edward A.. sum
ner d. O. Haynes General HOratio c. KING, Joseph
Warren Cutler. Trueman q. Avery. Colgate Hoyi
aternates william w. j. Warren stephen VI.
Wright William T.. OTTO Guy Du Val, FREDERICK
W. Hyde Walter b. Atierbury Rufus Adams SID
ley and Alexander Crawford ChenoWeth
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HID HIS TREASURE NEAR HERE.
so WRITES A SPANISH PRISONER WHO
OFFERS A HOTEL MAN HALF FOR
BRINGING HIS DACGH-
TER HERE.

Captain Kids treasure still exerts hypno'izing
influence over the minds OF men. Even SO phleS-
matte a man as T. j. Halloran proprietor OF the
Reunion Hotel at No. 10 West-st has come uhue'
the golden cathode Of this hallucination HalIoran
tells the absorbing tale Of how one Don Juan de
Cervantes minus his Sancho Panza, came 10 THIS
country in August. 1894, and, of all spots in the
United States be,ook himself to the Reunion hotel
ANY one who visits No. 10 West-st might wonder
how a Spanish Don. with $4,000 in his gripsdoh'
came to put up at the hotel, for that was the sum
which Don Juan says he carried on his person.
Don Juan got back 10 Spain, and also went 10
prison under a ffteen-years sentence for trying 70
turn the throne OF Spain upside down. NOW ne
writes 10 Senior Halloran that he had that sell
same Sl72 900 with him and hid Ii in the suburbs
of New-York pending his attempts 10 raise non
in Spain. $500. ..,
Signor de IIalloran has received a letter from
the noble DE Corvantes requesting said Hahoran 10
bring said Cervantes's daughter to America, IN
consideration of which the SAID Halloran IS 10 re-
ceive 80 per cent interest in the said sl'2Vo) Inc
que son Is said by experts TO be. VINO Is the treas
urer and where IS the treasure?