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t~rfcroncs ~ raris and WAGER saved Cars
life, as EsoIs WAS within Nv" i"ct ~ him and
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was Immediately released. Col. Exolf 10
prom inent in q. 4, u. circles. an l IL the COM
nandant Of the Tiblits Veteran CORPS. Young
Carr Ia cork In tho Secretary Of states ONCE
Young Carr ha. hnd wound over tho eye.
whore he was struck with poker. He saws
that Egoli b.gnn tho quarrel by abusing his
father. and that ut the second meeting Egolf
called him - cub and n loa!er.
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George W. Mann. wholesale dcaler in fish
and salt at 2o Washington street. Of the Oldest
merchants in this line IN the city has suspended pay.
ment He does not expect to DO able pay In full.
After eecting settlement 10 his intention to retire
from business few years ago he supposed to BE-
worth $50, 900.
Ernst Fnnen dealer in furniture i86 First avenue
and is4 Eighth avenue made an assignment yesterday
George W Fowler dealer in roofing slate at o4 West
street made an assignments yesterday to Mr. Arnold
Clark Co. tanners and general at ChAtsaugsy
have made an assignment B. y. ": Clark Of the nrin
March ls7s WAS appointed Superintendent Of Public
Van Meas Rstterson's saw MILL at 1913 Naug,n street
male assgnment yesterday to stephen j. Teiford.
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WARRINGTON. April 25.-Tho Secretary OF tho
Treasury has received from Collector Robertson report
Of the comparative expense OF examining passenger
baggage in New York before since the
Of tho Barge ONCE Tho report shows that the duties
collected On passengers bsgssse were Sill ss7 in 1870
1884, SO2 40 In 1891 1892 2st 1882 $50 O7s
IN 1888 1854 aud 81 SO sinss the Barge Once
S aud in 92s Tho decrease in these du
ties ascr0ed TO the supreme Courts decision In the
apparel old or new brought BY passenger The report
sSm.n ~ fhs R ~ c ssH Gs tns ss,a6
amount se2.2ls was paid to ". starin and tho re.
number Vt employed at the port Of New York
has Increased from $50 In 1880 to H2 IN APRIL 1885,"
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BALTIMORE. April ga prepossessi young
apparently about % years Of age to-day applied
to tho Mayor OF this city for pecunary assistance She
gave her MIRA Henry, and said that short time
ago she became acquainted with . who said he
liv' In Baltimore He induced her to eope with him.
leaving her husband who was wclltodo mill operative
In Taunton Mass,
She him to this city where he placed her
boarder In Handsomely furnished house, left
her 70 60 on bushes. trip Soon after his departure
and she escaped with only what clothing she had
The Mayors secretary. after investigating the case
gave her pass for Taunton.
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Reee,ver A ppo,a,ea for . Railroad.

CLEVELAND. April 25.-This afternoon ]. H.
Cheney was appointed receiver for the Lake Erie and
Western Railway by Judge weker OF the United States
Circuit Court The road runs from sandusky. Ohio, to
Bloomington III. Geo. J. McGourksy Of New York i'd
pron.sory note given by The President Of the road O.
Cunmings in August, lRS3, for $3sbuOD The inter-
est on the note a. the rate of per cent was paid to
Nov. 1854 To day the road confessed judgment for
the principal and unpaid Interest, amounting to $3.50.
s2dod The recsiver was appointed st Mr. McGourkeys
rrQuest and there was opposition to the appointment
II ia understood that no change In the policy Of tho
company WITH be made. Mr. Cheney vicePresident OF
the road
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FRANCE WILL WAIT A LITTLE
Hopes Eatertained OF AnIcNbie Settle
meat OF her Quarrel with Egypt.

Hopes Eatertaiasd OF m Anienbie Settle.
meat OF her Quarrel with Egypt.
CAIRO. April 25-The departure Of the
French Charge de- AYaires has been postponed
twenty-four hours. and there are now great
hopes entertained that meantime an amicable
settlement will be reached OF tho differences
growing out OF the seizure BY the Egy ptian Gov
eminent OF the French newspaper Bosphore
EJvptien. The negotiations now In progress
are being conducted through the Greek diplo-
matte agent. 1t is thought that France will
accept Egypts offer Of compromise made yes-
terday. In this the Khedive's Government
proposed to apologize for the forclble entry
into the Office Of the Bosphore Eguptien. and to
admit that tho rights OF domicie OF the pub
lishers had been violated. provided that France
would permit the form Of apology, to 60 on
record without any reieTence to the seizure
P AM o Xpri s5.@Tho F French Governmont. it
Is said is about to send its recent note regard
to Nubar Pash". the Egyptian P remier. g 10 the
All newspapers here applaud tho Government
Gauiois publishes a report that France aud
England have agreed upon on s S;omlnromise re-
itis declared that France is determined to OK, OK.
act full reparation.
Ss
ernmsnt Of tho Khsdivs's Intention to act fair
~ In the matter OF the demands with regard to
the Bosphore Eoyptien affair, and requesting
that q o hasty action DO TAKEN.
In his note the Egyptian Foreign Minister
says that all PREPARATION consistent with the
dignity Of his Government will be made for the
suppression CT the paper.
On receipt OF the note the Government i'm
mediately instructed it's Representative at
ALEXANDRIA. April 25.-The French man of
war which was lying In the harbor here has
lifted anchor and taken a position outside the
harbor lust of its entrance.
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Stout Cans broken IL sixth Avenue %
ssms Ysuns wsaaa's Young Ma.

Ssme f""n6 Wonas's Young Nsa.
Take that, and that, and thatw cxclaImc
o young man excitedly as he belabored with a
cane another young man who was walking
along Sixth avenue pastthe Standard Theatre
with aslim lady dressed In . maroon colored
suit about 0 O'Clock last night The sudden
attack and tho shower OF blows set the cansd
party in rapid motion. and he disappeared
down Thirty-third street without leaving hts
address. The other young man took the Young
woman by the arm in spite Of her protests. and
walked down to Thirty first street. where they
boarded Sixth avenue car bound down. The
cano was broken In pieces Manager Dun OF
other persons WHO har pencd TO be passing at
tho time Witnessed tho Gaming. The young
man who made tho attack refused to answer
any quest tons. The st lex was st. ut and the
blows 40 hard that tho victim will scarcely be
ablo to attend church to-day.
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Tho plan OF individual street subscriptions
adopted by the business men Of Liberty street to raise
funds for tho Bartho statue pedestal Is progressing
satisfactorily II IL desired close the aud
turn over the collections by next saturday. Per.
.crption- TO Mr.srs J. II. Bunncn 10. 100 Liberty
street. or ~ L. Shippy hg-nt John A. koebings Son 4
Co. III Liberty street before that day. hoped the
business men Of other streets Will emulate this action
Col j. Annoy Knox Of T,rIs Sirjnys will lecture at
Stenway Hail on Aonday. May 1 on The Humorous
View Of It," for the bencht Of the Nar'hnld pedestal
fund Prof Brsdford Williams will as ist in the enter
tninnent with limitations OF Booth. Barrett, Irving
Beeclier Talmage. and other people.
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He shst . City Marshal and was d. Tura
hhst by . AhertG.

ST. LOUIS. April 25.-Last night Joseph Eaton.
who lives near FHirneld Clinton county. went to
Warsaw and drank freely. lie WAS wanted by the
Sheriff. Indie tment having been found agaisnt
few days previous for the murder Vt Policeman Hall a
year t~o piso fnr cary Eg eo'coa-d Weapons
sherh Nswiand assisted by city Marshal clay Jeans.
went out early this morning to arrest Eaton lie refused
70 suohN 10 arrest anu DesAn 10 re!renI revolver III
mile. the Rsp between the pursuera and IN. pursued
growing all the time Suddenly Marshal Jeans
fell To The ground bullet from Eatons revolver having
struck him In the temple, Killing han Instantly. Tho
shcrn, taking ROnd aim with tho last charge In his
revolver, lodged u ball In Ea,ons abdomen. lie fell
and Will die before morning Eaton rough char ~.
ter, and had given the officials great deal Of trouble.
lie comes Of good family but has led wild life.
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Lato last night fire was discovered in the
turning mill Of j. NJ. Nesbitt Co. In Sspperham Creek
Yonkers which spread to four adjoining buildings all
OF which were destroyed. Tho following were tho
losses w. Brady, MILL loss 5000 insured 81 100;
~ Nesbitt turning mill loss So 90 insurance; a..
Williams planning mill loss - son insured s2UO A. D..
Ladders turning mill, loss SStOb. no insurance. In
every building con,dersbie machinery was destroyed.
members Of the Hudson Hose Company were i.iurcd.
A roof fell IN them,
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BosToN. April 25.-It Is reported. on ap-
parenuy good authority that formerly connected
with the police Of Lynn been alton for
some tme past with agents Of the Russian Government
and will should hOstiities begin between England
Russia try to raise Irish regiment In
to serve against the Queen II asserted that the
ton harbor s'esmer on the high seas and out
and under conway OF the Russian war now lying
At Hampton Roads, will sail for Odessa the Black
Sea. The man who Ia engineering the expedition WAS
with the Feuian raid into Canada under Gen. ONeil
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MI: Emm, Ssy.a. gave $50 yesterday to the Press
Luigi Sdf; o ass a. absolute
Rf s1: :ns ssn Ss w4' By q M were
5 II light s.'sd
he; 'ss H:ss :': f fss;s
a :rs Sos.s s as;s
The Misss. rsiOI9uin md BENT. viii give exhibtions
% dsss,sa ias
Henry H. Iiun VINO is wanted in Washington for fors.
sad tseH to the capital arrested mere
~ oh e os 80 IL. Eat ". Fritz
the street, and was badly hurt. Coies escaped. $"
ss s
(: :H:: !:;::i:
g, s'2y:
s% ansy Il. SiG, herr held for
Il ,s:
Ing wheel but doing damage 10 Ford.
tl' :;'s .ini e.
with tSs tho la: boat %s ~ :'"a IN
Building Inspector D'Osnch has ordered the dsmolt.
street, belonging to DR. ", 1hiermxn Of SIT Madison
avenue had beon reported to he 80 iapdatcd
o. liable to fall similar order was issued In regard
the tenement at 2t3 stanton street
James 3 po,teons . diamond broker Of SO Cedar
street. caused the arrest yesterday ~ Koriyht
another broker. OF SO Cedar street rorteOus alezes
that on March 10 Crugcr got from him \ lace rln,
IN I'D s"% mi ~s sa % S o. Il $50
!. MI O. O. Munger. counsel for Commissioner Charles
T1s as Ry.s
Railroad Company for dana in uTes sustained in
The Spuyten puyvil disaster, says TINT the company
never at time offered Mr. Uirlch 5000
Of his claim.
0sorse 7. Turns md Leander W 7. Frechet commits.
sion merchants ut III Cansl street
t;rday hy Deputy sheriff on complaint Of rstes
Hubert President ut the Continental CAbiHet phny
and EawArd henshsw, chair manufacturer of cncins
matt Roth compn,nants charge that tho arrested per.
soma failed Z" turn over money collected account of
Cincinnati nrna -
II you need furniture carpets go to IKE
COogsn Bros IA i33 las BowsrY, cor Graud st-AaSs
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He had Jane see,ye'. Handkerchief

body which looked like iaborer's was
taken from the North River AT tho foot OF West Forty.
seventh street yesterday afternoon The hair NOUS.
taehe. and short chin whiskers dark brown, and
the clothing consisted OF dark overcoat coat and
trousers white shirt two checked unaershirta two
pair OF white drawers blue wooien cocks and CATERS
In the pockets were found 81 bill hands-rc hief
marked lane u SseyS and scsarof raEer on which
street" and Joseph Leonard, 1909 East Fifty second
street" On an envelope was written Patrick Cousins,
l7o Twelfth street. Jersey city" william cousins could
10 ~ he body
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LONDON April 25.-Despatohes from Rome
assert that the Rope will demonstrate with tho Irish
Bishops assembled At the Holy See In regard to tho
conduct Of the Catholic clergy toward the Prince and
Princess OF Wales the occasion Of their recent visit
to Dublin. 10 said that the Pore even con'emplates
this issue q pastoral letter upon tho subject Of the
dutes Of Catholic cergymen everywhere TO the Govern
nient under which they live. $500
The same Dispatches say that the Irsh Bishops IN
Rome holding informal ting. for the purpose OF
considering the advi,aI!ity OF adopting toward the
policy similar to The one adopted by the American
Bishops last year.
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The Yorker, Police Pension Fund.

Mr.. Frank Lincoln will give his musical and
initiative monO!ogue in aid of the Workers police pen.
sion fund at Music Hall Yonkerr on Monday evening.
Aprl27: Miss Ella Earle, Mics Maud Morgan Nine.
Liebe, MI Homer N Bartlett and Aessrs. Napoleon
Sarony and John MnkHanovitch tho renowned nrtists
in charcoal. will assist Mr. Lincoln.
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BROOKLYN.

The building boom reached high mark last week
The number Of permits issued 49, than in
any previous week In tho history OF the city.
In raid last night on gambling house. ait Hillary
street, twenty white and colored arrested
Conkling.
The Rev j. Sparks rector OF the Church OF the In.
carnaon In Ormond place formerly the Church OF the
Mediator has been formally recognized by Bishop Little
john. The recognition OF Mr.. sparks mAde cOndi
tional ON the name Of the church being changed.
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Obituary..

John Wylie Barrow died In this city yester-
day morning at tho age OF SO. Mr.. Barrow was ap.
pointed Commissioner of Accounts on Oct I. 1879 by
Mayor Cooper. and held over until 1888 when Mayor
Grace came In again he wanted Mr. Barrow to take the
officc again. but Mr. BARROW could not AFFORD time He
accepted the Office OF civil service examiner.
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As a southwark bound Avenue B car passed
the Franklin statue about s1 last night it exploded
cartridge that had been put the track The horses
reared and the joted and the woman who was the
only passenger nearly tainted The horses Of pas sing
hack sprsnx to sio suddenly almost throw
the driver from his box Immediately after the cxpo.
sion running across the Park.
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Playing Prnnks on . Policeman.

George McNabb John Rice. and John Donni-
gan Is ycarold lads tied string the sidewalk
West Forieth street. Tenth avenue and when Pc.
and knocked into the gutter Tie boys arrest.
ed. and Justice German fined them $40 each. because
they bad boys. and added, I've done the same
thing many time myseH."
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M. Foil Ohjccte cd TO Mcddliur.

Ada NJ. Craig an agent OF the State Charities
Aid Association com! laned at Jefferson Market yester-
dey mat Frederick F-if hn@ rr~ her once 10 TINT.
place r.pronchcd ,neddlug In Affairs
and struck her three times 1t appeared that Mrs. Craig
hal tried to persuade with whom Fell said
to he living at 40 West Houston street to return to her
husband in London. Nc held in S6aD hail. 1t Is
ALE ed that he has Wife and family In London.
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LONDON. April 25.-Advices from China say
that the shanghai Mercury Of March 81 last announces
that the Chinese vicsroy OF tho provinces OF Ynnnsu
and Kwechong had Just issued decree ordering the
destruction OF all Catholic converts and The killing Of
ali Catholic and Foreigners The Mercury adds
that result OF this decree several OF the cohdenned
converts had been rAzed and several hundred nntholr
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KILLING his Father.

LOUISVILLE. April 25.-Jack Clark shot and
killed his father Joe Clark, at Manchester KY to-day
Tho two had difficulty about and the went TO
his fathers house and shot him without warning Tho
murderer has not been arrested yet
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Tho police OF tho Fourth street station last
night made search for Hannah Topsk is years DID, and
Mary Bosk 10 yeas old who left their home South
Fifth street, Wlliamsburgh Friday morning look
for work Each green taeket with brass buttons
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ForeclosIng en- tho u. and II. telegraph
Company.

trustee OF the 600 mortgage upon the property Of
the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Company. has
closure alleging that the 10 nsolvent has not
kept the property IN repair and has encountered BY
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j.. Il 8. Baumann. the wel-known furniture
dealers at Eighth avcuus and Fortysx street. Of
ferng many attractive bargains in and choice
signs OF furniture ana carpetings Their credit system
meets the Of those Tho lack the
purchase for cash.
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Gso; . 4. n. $40; An 65'; il II. S7S; $50 +. ".
72o; CT. NJ, $50; P, H.. e+o. "a Mid. 5o' Average.
ESQ.,. Average for April rs. 1894 53,S'.
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MILWAUKEE. April 25.-A boarding house run
by Mrs Mcintyre, in Appleton. Wis., was burned this
morning Tho place WAS nred by . crazy woman
Twenty boasrs bsrely escaped with their lives losing
all their clothes and property
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Special Treasury Agents Appointed.

WARRINGTON. April 25.-The Secretary OF the
Inns aud Geo r.rksr OF Iowa as Special Agents Of the
Treasury Departments
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Decline. che Bolivi.n A1i.sio.,

JAcKsoNvILLE. April 25.-A despatch from
Tallahassee to the Tlmes. Union says: "Kx. W. D.
Bloxham after mature consideration has to
decline the Bolivian mission. and has notified Secre
tAry BnyArd."
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1t was stated at tho Office OF VIM. a. Wolff,
Vanderbilt Aliens attorney. yesterday that tho pro.
ceedngs for divorce begun by Mra Vanderbilt Allen had
been discontinued and that satisfactory settlement
had been Effected
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Gone Out Of the Flower Trade.

0ohe Out OF tk6 FIoWeT 1Fnues
When l6- year. old Isaac Ellsburs was arrested
yesterday for selling flowers In Fourteenth street. JUS
ttce German nned him 81 THAT settles it," said
ers and he took his license which expires in Septem.
Der next. from his pocket. and tore 1t up
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q, A. K.

Get racquet for lawn tennis At D. w. Granbsry
Co s. 40 and az JOHN st-Adp.
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The New Hired Msa Cut bis Throat.
John Benz. FISHERMAN At 2.232 First avenue.
hired Jacob Krieg at Castle Garden Friday assist
him IN his restaurant Early Yesterday morning Kres
cut his throat but not enough to Kill himself He
plsined In German that his wife In Bethlshes Pa
and that he had been sorcy psrpexed how get out
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JOrTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Light showers. followed by fair weather
slight changes In temperature.