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poultry house In the midst OF his vineyards for
the three months Of the year whom the plague
IL accustomed to work
MINISTER LOWELL INDIGNANT
An Alleged Bissmtst n axes . Scene ~ the
Eubas.y and Denaads his Wife.

h""As'S ana demands Bis wife.
LONDON. Jan. 10.-A sad story OF domestic
r,;..rv h,tr,,, =, .,.., ,s.
misery rtweeh IN american couple has Just
come TO Hight through the Intervention Of tho
American Legation in Jondop Tho husband
T., IT II,,.s 49,. $1,000, p.m,",
81 H. o , u'eks. VINO was married at Buhaio IN
Sloane 81 that city II was known that Rick.
- -, - va 80
isfy tho scruncs Of Miss Sloane and her reln-
,iyes he ma,c nm solJay,, in., hatore HE sec.
on' marriage that ne h"u no. seen his Hrst
wife for seven years. and that he believed she
was dad. Soon after their marriage Mr.. and
Nrs. Hl'Sa came 20 LhsIHhu' ana ior the past
few years they have lived in London. During
49,, A.. -. ". ,,, -" " ' .
from Tue h'sl, however, hrs. HICKS han oeen
haunted by tho fear that the first wife was
family for h. Eor.n weeks a soo Mr ms
found in the I'M er band OF Mr.. Hlcks's hat two
photographs which had boon recently taken.
and which corresoonded with the descriptions
she had beard OF tho first Mrs. Hicks. Her
husband had lately been very remi,s in hi. at
ae zen, TO ms family and was spendlng more
Me 1s % bS .hs The
hone, taking her three little Children with her.
and ss =, me e hs ESPECIALLY snssred 6y the
q
ue.ect'Ses ne secured Lonuon; and nnaiy dis
e1sr rec, tnr ius'u'"s. WHO hau TAKEN rsfu2e IN
a Ioe-.ins hs .int rag shpn In NottlnHhi and
W W. amos. us'.'tuin. nlehS ORDERED ms wire
10 t-,n,h unin". Snr tax.u MN WIN nj de-
ceit anu u" refused elther 10 admit that lie was
guiily or 70 rrheve ncr Tears oy danvih. the
cuarE". NJ threatened 10 nave her arrested
anu ~ i 'hluteh tahen rom hef II she dId not
s"snIs r'iurh' IN order 10 gam timn sh"
proinlsed thrt she would return to Hick-'s
non-e with her children ON the following
fr,daV'
- s'Sn rs HICKS cit the lo.- n4s Mrs. H,cEs
hurried ~ 20 the Ainer!can Embassy ~ tn" Mem
peis mansions, .stninster anu cia med PRO-
reff,,"t ~ "isiresse1 Amrf can clillen she
Ir!a,'u hsir nletofy exhioitrn proofs OF ii .cks's
Cphtiiu.u ~ VS. 20. anu sSrtrsS"d her belief
MAJ his nrst VIII" WAS alive and in London. MIR.
Mhltt; me = 'coni So'retaty OF lesat on. ctan-
pioned the iedy cause AMI secured lodgi rings
ior hsr ana hor children where they would be
SAFE rom m1"stainn.
~ some Nay HicNs heard Of THIS. and he
ca.el urnn N'niSter Lowell AZ the latter's pri:
va, ra.o ., lss'I it MT, hSWe' nau not heart OF
lne cas-" pnr promised 10 give II ms attention
ant o meet Hicks at the Offices Of the Legation
on Monday. In the mean time MIR Whit. ax-
p,a,nea ne e. c"Se :" Mr. Lowell Th2 heartily APP
proven OF MI. W me action. HICKS called on
MonuaS. hnt was r"tuSed an interview with Nr.
ii.ome,,. ne tnareu WIN rage AT THIS rehnff. and
demanded his vines address. This was n
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FLOORED BY tx MUNITIONS,
The Pr"frssors' Questions Ma AXE Great Havoc
Among West Point Cadets.

NEwBURGH, Jan. l0.-There Is considerable
surprise over the result o.! the semi annual ex-
animation ut the ives. Point Military Academy
Just ended. large number failed to pass
Five were sent back from third 10 the fourth
class. and the fourth elias, lost quarter OF its
whole membership. Tho first class ia q small
one. having only thirty-nine members. The
second class stood the ordeal well. I, num-
hers SO mentors, and is the largest second
ciHgs ever at tho Academy. The sons oi United
States Senator Bu'ler. in the third class. and
pertinent nj Washington. in the fourth class
were among those who were found wanting
Young Cndnan OF Hudson. Congressman
k"tchrm- appointee. was also noored. while
young. Chnd"avne Of Cornwall. Congressman
Beach, protcgt. passed successfully. Tn.
oi the third class, standing nineteen in class
OF seventy. and Young. in the fourth G lass. be.
ing about midway in u class OF &c members
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sLAyDERIN0 4 WOMAN.
A stadewt In JaM for His Dsmasiss state.
meAts About . Young Lady.


TROY, Jan. 1O-Robcrt Letcher Brakeman
Of Danville. KY. a student at the Rensselaer,
Polytechnic Institute In this city, was put in
jail to- night on an order OF arrest In civil suit
to recover 800 damages. brought by Mise
Minnie z. Shaver OF Undertook. Brakeman
tried for several hours to get bail but failed
and at O'Clock was locked In q CELL
Miss Shaver came TO this city fow months
ago. and was employed in a photograph gal
lery. She Is 81 years old and very progresses
Ing. and 1t Is said was engaged to Mr.. W. A.
Brown. a jeweller on River street. this city.
Miss Shaver engaged a room at Mrs. Clark's. at
rs Grand Division street and Brakeman had
have boon smitten with Mis- shaver, and al,
though his advances were rcpelled he in every
way forced his attentions on her. and Mr..
Brown says that u short time ago he ATTEMPTED
to assault her.
Miss shaver complained to Mr.. Brown. who
shaver alone. A day or two before New Years
Miss Shaver went to klnderhook on a visit to
her relatives. and on Jan. Mr. Brown received
this letter from Brakeman:
70 GRAND DIVISION STRICT Troy, Jan. 6. 1885.
sini A. / was partly asleep during your invasion of
my room when you made your empty headed vsporinss
:S 4, 70 s NOT to MAKE Any
s,sk and white and while feeling awake reEea, what,
and sav.. The pioprop ' Of
sbca remember to ;ad about her GV at the tms
en nay. ss sSme ION to the don a. .ss Is ss
thin King.
am faSni hsfsSf stihs Foyi.s institute but
hard think Will he fool enough to be extremely
~ VIC "''''' N''' RossxI +. Bl..r~As
Mr. Brown communicated with Miss Shaver
and her relatives, and an action, against
man is member .. tn class of 81. and his
parents are said to bs very wealthy. His friends
assert hat he was intoxicated when he wrote
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GONE TO IRTKNGTON.
Renewal Of the OAees - the Elevated Rail-
WAY CoWpantea

A new sign was painted upon the door OF
the Treasurer's office Of tho Manhattan Rail-
way Company at II Broadway yesterday morn
ing which said that the Offices OF the Manhat-
tan Railway Company and tho New York and
the Metropolitan Elevated Railway Com panies
had been removed to lrvington. Tho an
nouncement WAS quickly communicated to the
street. where 1t provoked comment.
1t was learned that CD Jan. 6 the directors OF
the Manhattan Company. who are also the d.
rectors OF che two other companies decided
that the head offices Of all three should be
removed from New York county. At a meeting
held on that day President jay Gould offered a
resolution setting forth that, as the lines OF
the companies as constructed or projected en-
OF the directors lived in that county II would
l." more convenient for the transaction of the
2s m to town sass te SG Of
tina county Of Westchcster. Tho resolution
was adopted and the village OF Iryington in
Of the companies. 4 cottage. and several
Rasosd dspo. Sps rented for si2oo sesr
on Friday the audi to-. Of the Manhattan Com.
new and thu ossa aI'G o 1ee
attached to the Treasurer's Office wore en-
gag gagged IN moving their Vouchers. other papers.
ces will be maintained at II Broadway and is
ssirealy CONNECTED with the 5Irvlngton offices
W piNdte tcicSTbpu WHO. ue sDCk tT0nS-
Ter books Of the company will remain at the
Mercantile Trust COMPANY. both for conven-
iencs and because the Stock Exchange re-
cures such an office In this city.
The first assumption Of the street WAS that
the transfer OF the head office of tho com pany
outs lhe OF New York county was simply
nominal, and Is n technical move in order to
escape taxation on personal property in this
CIV, TIE fact WAS recalled that the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company once removed its
Offices from this. city TO Nyack for that pur-
b o:s' the sgrmiye Eroysd b. be correct. rs
New York. and Mr.. Russell Sage. Prssi-
dent of the METROPOLITAN admitted that
the change was male on account Of tax
questions. An executive officer Of the
Manhattan said: The cause Of the removal Of
the Manhattan tompany's offices to Irvington
is to secure u change OF assessors of taxes The
city tax oiiices have assessed tho Manhattan
Company for taxes on <26 900 900 of Manhattan
STOCK also on %. 5oO. 900 Of New York Elevated
stock. and So. 5,Duuo OF Metropolitan stock. A
large part of the Metropolitan and N.w York
Elevated stocks has been cancelled. The effect
II "a double taxation on stock in addition to the
taxes on real estate. The company is author
lied to build lines III Westchester county"
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W. MA permit to parade will be necessary.
Judge Van Hoesen has granted a limited divorce u
Charlotte r. Robbins from John RobbinA
St. Georges Society elected Richard j. Corts Presi-
den. last night at penonieos gave Is SO charity
in 1884
The charge of assault made against Huzhes the L.p-
per, by ", ORourke Of 1916 Third avenue WAS dis
missed In Harlem Court Yesterday.
set hre to lace curtain IN the second story Of
Hugh AcAleenan's house, at East sixty sixth street,
yesterday, and damage OF $50 resulted.
Michael Quizlev, an oi!er on the Havana steamship
Newport was arrested Yesterday on charge OF Snug
Cling cigars Maurice stack gave bail for hin.
The United states GAS Company, with capital OF
y uDoUO Med articles Of cooperation yesterday Ihe
hAms, and Quhton Corwine.
Judge Coke holds that Pension Agent Costsr 1. indt
viduAly liable judgment Tor severs thousand dol
lars obtained against him by Frederick frourhs who's
dstilery was seized In 1915 While Col Coseg - Ce8
isetor OF IptsrRAl Revenue
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liistrust-d the Negroes.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 10-In the Springer Com
mttee investisa,on to-day. Edgar ~ johnson, law
partner Of Gov. Hoshy, said hs indignant upon
seeing in the United States Clerks ONCE cartoon of
Mr. Cleveland as hansm"n and dem andei its removal.
C. Caldwell testified TO having all unusual mum
Der OF strange in the city several days before
the October election. H. saw deputy marshal. holding
republican tickets Policeman frrel testified 10 inter
ference rs cocred deputy uRrshg,s wit. him while
the pee fnrmNure 81 his duty lhe ~lAth polls He
SAW Powell Clayton A, Nlnter sullivan GrJ two others
come there in hack and heard OF con.
c.rn.ns hIns-f; fhe sooner that - gets out
OF TIE way the better. DtHc- witnesses said they
many negroes crossing the bridge into 'inctnn the
nixt before she rlccti Chairman ~pringer said they
would probably close the nvesti .tiou Saturday.
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The New street police station. which was
deserted few months ago, to be made into office
building. The workmen startled Friday after
noon by explosion h. upper floor. The building
next door to the south filled with brokers' Offices
The hrosers rushed iuto The street and escaped
supposed frUu falling bu lding.
After the dust Of the explosion had cleared away
pieces of a percussion bomb hand grenade were
found. Three pieces wer. embedded il the beams
flooring The bomb was OF cast and the siGa and
shape OF goose esY The buiidiag n ship chad.
ery warehouse 0efo-e the police occupied it, and ships
going TO The Indian to China took hand gr-naes
to keep on pirates. II l. surmised that of tho
grenades was Jeff in the gnrre The police that the
bomb was probably of those stored In police sta
tons after the draft riots OF 1863.
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tn. G.rma, battle q. West Africa.

BERLIN. Jan. 1O-Commander Knorr OF the
German squadron the coas, of West Africa t-egaphs
that the corvrues Olga and Bismarck arrived at
CNmsroons Dsc. IL. They Landed $50 men and four
because the natives OF and Foss'own
hal expelled King Bill and had threatened the mer-
chants that they were going TO burn Belitowri. The
expedition entered Hckorytowu with little resistance
ana then attacked Beitown to the agent
Herr Pantauius
The troops landed at this point under heavy ore and
immediately s;Ormed the hill One KILLED and
several wounded StNty men held tn. plateau for two
H. urs n-sinst fD dTinR from the bush When the
supports arrived they Hiorned aud burned Fosstnwn
The natives meanwhile had murdered Herr Pantaniu.
Subscgu-nt TO thts- engagements the cruisers bonn
bard ell Hckorytown further outbreak occurred
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At ODDS ON THE TARIFF ISSUE
Low Tariff Democratic will Try to Thwart
the Prateeti onists.

WHEELING, Jan. 10.-TIe recent tour of
Mr. Randall through the South and the evt.
IDENTIFY increasing tariff tendencies OF the South
ern people have excited some alarm among the
followers OF Carlisle and Morrison In this State.
lest the high tariff element OF tho Democracy
should obtain contro! OF the marty organization.
get the pick Of the oiflces from tho coming Ad-
ministration. and leave the low tariff men out
In the cold. Actuated by this fear the latter
element have issued q call for meeting In
this city on Jan II, TO take steps to counter
act vigorous effort that is being made hy tho
Inpnopi"nsss anu rro,uGit,tpnisLs 20 form ana
ranks for The purpose OF thwnrting the efforts
to bring about much needed revenue reform
legislation, aud TO perpetuate tho present de-
siructive tariff system" This programme is
being vigorously opposed by the Randall men.
The REGISTER says editorially that the effort to
sit down on Mr.. Randall will not be popular in
West Virginia. and that any organized oppo-
sition to his tariff measures will DO vigorously
cOmbuted
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burning Their Cancelled Mortgage.

Tho congregation OF the SummerAcld NJ T.
Church Of Ms rer, !arbor 5 L. held iu5iee service
the other might To commemorate tho release ~ tie
sdihce from all Indebtedness The Rev John Kautz Jr
10 tho pastor On table in front Of the pulpit
large bowl of water aud candle. lie Board u Trus-
tees gathered with the pastor around III. table John
Parker who 10 The old,st lsHg trustee lighted the
candle, which WAS then held over the bowl The can
celet mortgage then held to the r.nde Rni lighted
u was burned M aud the romans drown into the bowl
Then the bond Of the trustees that WAS given with tho
mortgage WAS treated likewise. During the burning
process the congregation sang the tuNUlogy. love
eas Snlln sd
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The Bn-,Aold, statue Appropriation.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 1o.-Reprosentative Nut
ting Of New York, from the House Committee on the
Library to-day presented FOR printing and recommtta
favorable report the joint resolution Introduced by
Mr. Cox Of New York. appropris,ng sIOo'Ho aid In
the completion OF ur pedestal for the statue Liberty
Enliah,enng the World, TherepOrt says:
The statue was magnificent gtt from the people OF
France "a our whole people aud not TO the people OF
New York and II belongs TO the people ration II
would be arrogance for the State of New York to
for the pedestal ana claim the statue it's The
statue i nhtoIR symbol. 1t 10 national property and
Con. should IN the opinion Of committee finish
whsth gs been So ell begun.
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Normnns Hound to Mexico.

DALLAS. Jan. 1o.-Elders Joseph Kimey and
Samuel White. ~ the N'rnon faith passed west last
night with seventeen Droseiyies including eight women.
six men ani three children, They going the
new Mormon colony near Crueses. In Sonora Mexico
the shores Of the tiuf of California The name OF
'he colony, Elder kimley said. Is Mount st. Young
namei Tor The late prophet Brigham Young. Its ests6
h>hncnt Is the result OF the tho
mons are receiving from the rnit- States in
Yah The pros.lytes were from Georgia, The members
OF the party were poor and iliiterate.
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Hns the P.r.un Resigned Coder Fire

or the reported resignation OF the Rev Dr. J.
p Newman from the pas,orste of the Madison Avenue
Congregational Church the prominent church ON
GERS said yesterday that they knew nothing Deacon
james IL. seymour, who Is n Newman SAID he had
no letter OF resignation and did believe such
Newman would resign while the legal contest for the
control Of the church remains undecided Parson New
man soes did not know Of the letter either They have
an idea that the parson III neverfoother them again
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Shot M,m.e,r Arer a spree.

Charles Prosch. aged 81 years. OF 81 East
Houston street, shot himself in lodging house IS
Stanton street yesterday morning He had been d:na-
ng heavily since New Years and had Ieaened kill
himself He was very drunk ON Friday morning aud
WAS found IN closet Al his house with pistol Ia HI
hand. II was taken away from him. but he bought
another In cnd OF gong "a H. hous. friday night
he 'ook room in the Lodging house Al yrstsr.
day III. eaambermaid found Him IN bed. lie had shot
himself through the stomach. lie removed to
the Cha nb'rs street Hospital lie said he had shot tim.
sell OecAu<e II family troubles Coroner MESSENGER
called m tut Pros,h WAS too weak to make state
m.pt liz III 4 late last night, lie agent for n
pickle mauufacory. lie mas wife aud grown children.
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Hanged Himself At Ai. Club.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 1O.-Herman Mack. young
man prominent In Jewish society. and member of the
Allemanis Club. was discovered about 8 p n. by the
1,nior Of the building hanging between the dies Of the
staxA In the club house He has been missing since last
Tuesday He was the bookksepsr for Zsiller Sons rs
West Pearl street. Mack was unmarried He disAp
psared from his place OF employment immediate after
expert had bern called In TO examine his kccounta
which leads To the belief that there
latter that led TO the act OF seltdesructon. He
prominent in the exhibitions OF the AsmAnia Society
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Hesitation Cost him his Life.

Louis Bergman. aged 30 years. OF l0l East
llf;h street ticket agent at the Seyeni.th
ton Of the Second elevated railroad on the
west side Of the track OF the Third rail-
road At Nets ninth street yesterday al IA A. NJ aud
drawn by eugu" No 2gj lie he'd jas, stepped on the
track when Engineer Bn.lOd blew blast the
tie and the uystAIiers shout" At BeTg He heca
confused ami hated The engine wss reversed, tu, II
was too late lie wa. struck down and crushed to death
No blame 10 attached to the Ell gine-r.
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New BRUNSWICK. Jan. l0.-Since Dec 10
thrty..ight boys have escaped from the New jersey
State Reform School at JGmesburs, including sixteen
who left in one day day two fve boys capped
and two OF the numb stopped on the road 10
Engishtown hy farmer named stonAker They thr e.
red pepper into his eyes Another man by
some Of the boys and treated TO dncking IN pond
hot Tar irin tne schooi me institution Is conducted
by walls fences Those in charge are permitted 10
puniIh he
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LONDON. Jan. 1O.-Second Mate William
Rauscher and Boatswain Ferdinand Ropein of the
American ship / r. Chapman. who are accused OF tor
turing 10 death a Russian sailor named Jansen have
retained M. Lewis. famous criminal lawyer to con.
duct thrr de ence In association with Solicitor Lick.
ford The prisoners were arrested ON the arrival of the
brought To London b. order of tho Home Secretary
They hai pre- urinary examination at the bow Street
Police Couri last Monday The against ~ will
be prosecuted by the American Legation 1t Is expected
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Prevalence OF Fever. In Kinx..o..

KINGSTON. Jan. l0.-This city Is stricken with
fever epidemic there being large number of persons
Ill with malaria intermittent aud typhoid fevers Doc
tors busy night aud day attending patients ono
doc tor having IS all III WIN other OF these
disease. The death rate during the PAST eek been
unusually large. The scknsss seems to start from
laa which terminals IN intermittent or typhoid fe
the latter appearing to be contagious sewers
and the winter said to he the OF sr
demc. The Boa Of Health 10 adopting measures to
check the spread OF the endemic
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Deadlock In the C.,,rsrn,. Senate.

SAN Francisco Jan. 1O.-The deadlock In
the State Senate will probably be broken Monday by
the Republicans voting with the Readouts for Knight
The Senate consists OF twenty Republicans and twenty
Democrat with Lisat,Gov passett in the chair, The
State Convention insist that Knight one - their
number shall be elected Speaker pro tenn The other
Democratic members, known the "Straig htouTu"
refuse 10 vote with them which causes the deadlock
On party tie ballot the Chairman would cast tLr de-
Gliding vote with the Democrats
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New Zealand seeLios to Annex samoa.

LcNDoE JAM I0.-The Colonial Government
% NV Zealand has ssAed the permission Of the home
Government To- the island OF Samoa to It's juris.
frilnn II holds steamer ia readiness to
Pending the reply % Lord Derby Secretary Of state for
Me '"Uni-- rms geFly viii probably be unfavorabe
10 IA. Anur Nation.
ttltiN Jan The announcement Of the desire OF
~ NSAl'hl 10 annex samoa las caused sensation.
m ne"ft 'pers consider II certsn that Germany nni
Ahs'cA VIII vigorously protest against the Lson.
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brock. a. Dick.ou show Small A...,..

In tho assignment Of Joseph Brooks and
james b, Dickson Brooke Dickson, theatrical man.
ayers, the schedules which have been Med put their
liabilities at So 3o7 a. nominal assets STA 2a3 80 and
actual a.'et. si235 ~ Among the assets are tho
scenery for The Rommnnv Rye. ~ so nominal value
though actually worth but $1,000. and number OF
manuscript plays, bssihes the contract with Nine
Rtstori and tOt The Ronmany Rye
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Nine. Berusars. Going In.o Jovr,.,,,u.

PARIS Jan. l0.-Sarah Bernhard will sell her
present residence and furniture auction and 70 into
smaller house She has settled part OF her income
her credrors Mime. BernhArdt has entered into a
cont write tho Psrs correspondence for several
foreixn newspapers The Tribund Of Rome iii pay Ter
+'D france monthly. Her nrst article will be cTltique
ON n. SAEduus dramas
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Th. Mayor Joke. with the Military.

Maior-Gen. Alexander Shaler and his STAFF
paid their official respects to MAYOR Grace yesterday
Mayor Grace said that although the city had had four
Hayors within brief rerigd recently, the number had
now dwinded to one and he hoped there would he no
more serious occasion for calling cut Gen shaler and
his et than the pulse TO ask them to take drink
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The Secretary OF tho
Treasury contemplate changing the method OF heating
the public buildings in New York city To do this he
va. about entering into esntrset with the American
made the contract however his attention called by
the Solicitor Of the Treasury to the fact that the law
into contracts OF this k.nd The secretary has decided
on . literal compliance wish the law.
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H",,cn Wood In Tho Milo E.pealt,oa Hoa,..

LONDON. Jan. 1O.-Specimens OF tho wood
used In the construction OF the transport boats
nished to the Nile expedition have been sent 10 the Ad
mirAi These found be rotten and entirely un.
NJ for use. The boats were mate OF Swedish spruce
and their structure was such that In u rush of
the, were unlikely to hold together An Official Inquiry
has been ordered The the
to prosecute the contractors supr,iei the boats
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speedy Retsibusiou.

WINSTON. N. c.. Jan. lO.-Joseph Ray ysster-
day morning entered the barn Of Mr. william Storm In
Surrey county md stole bag Of which took to
hiding place and swung up In tree lie returned last
night 10 get IT, and just he stepped under the bag
fell on him, breaking his neck.