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rEo pAYs OF peril ON THE SEA.

Philadelphia, March 20 tspeolaD Hans samuelsen
and Jacob Andersen, two Norwegian sailors who were
brought TO this port from HaTana the schooner
Clara PoEst, which arrived at tho Delaware Cspes
yesterday, belonged 70 tho crew Of the Norwegian
bark ovar Odd. which was abandoned At sea on
March is. On March 10 the vessel encountered q
storm which tossed her about like shaving, crack
ing al her seams and literally tearing bor to pieces
The water poured through her sides ll0o sieve, and
only the cargo Of lumber kept her ahoat. The crew
dashed themselves to the rigging, where they remained
two days without food or water. One Of the crew,
German named Blitz, fastened his body TO q
rope and descended 10 the deck where he succeeded In
getting can Of meat from the cabin. AS no was
endeavorng to retrace his steps, the waves dashed
him against tho ran, killing him. For day and
night his corpse rolled about the deck the end Of
the rope, % the horror Of the other seaen In The
Rigging When the fury OF tho tempest subsidized,
the crsw were rescued from ther peril By tho German
bark Magyar.
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nrr nonrfRNnENRrr ZOE ooLuMprA.

The oGacets OF Columbia College have decided 20
have Joint commencement Of pe schools of Arts,
Mines Law and Political Science this year, and have
so informed the members Of tho senior class. Tho
seniors Of tho school Of Arts much dissatisfied
With THIS action and have pctuoned their faculty to
be allowed 10 have g separate YET Of graduating
exercises 1t Is probable that no request WIN not
be granted unless all Of the ether senior classes
prevent hks petitions. The faculty Of the School Of
Arts have given the following names, IN tho order
Of their scholarship rank TO the senior class, a. being
eligible to receive the class appointment tor Grafton
1t commencement: benjamin n. Cardozo, Gustayus
TraSk Doanen, willard vinton King, George O. D.
Odeil, George Dana Mumford. Norman Wide ana
j. o. P1star Tho class win elcct the speaker from
these on Friday.
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rnn plnror aeaTE 90 AvAY.s

From The Chicago Iinlos'
M leslie ttbo English COMEDIAN was found IN
pretty room al the Rieheiieu brl9iag ms PET En- En-
ia,leb NJ orc al Ma new jokes After Tia customary
eTesting which Giways occurs between tthny man .
more than pleased At your magnificent city, tai
ituildinRs, and -, -. Ian .,,At.r..
Just then tho parrot startled h snan a so ss
6Ioonnk city whore ney stick so many piss, aoacnsr
knows -, s,. - ...,,,,.,
M Leslio a. one dead. biashiHs ~An e'~AiH'sA
inn h finally REMARKED; , - -. ts.t
That biatxted bird never bssrn ns st. say s nss
never, never. You know how y ~ .lsa
The funniest man IA ail England NAG now ians -
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ooLoxE1 ABMEs TALKS About 10

COLONEL ABMBs TALKS AB0UT HIS HONOR
washington, March 20 Colonel George A. Aines
has furnished for publication card h reference to
hts recent trouble with Governor Beaver He says
that be met Governor Beaver IN the Riggs House,
and referred to the way he had been treated on In
augnraton Day. Governor Beaver declined 10 state
In writing that he had not ordered his removal from
the procession, and started 10 move on, whereupon
Colonel Armes says no took the Governors nose In
his fingers and gently pulling II said: Take that"
He had no Intention to iuiure him and was moving
sway when the officer came mp. Colonel Armes
ends by saying: II esteem my honor sod good name
TOO highly 10 submit 10 insult and injury without
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4 KrLpoAT IN 4 RUN sHoR.
THE BEAST pg1sHrENs coNsrABLE : THE
PLACE RUIZ.

THE BEAST EE1eHrENs CONSTABLE : THE
PLACE RUIZ.
boston, March 90 spscIaB. buckley owned wild
cat. he also was proprietor Of shop at no, 40c
Trcmontsk, Known az BuckIey's Lcckonts Buck
leys business Of latc has been small He cwed
SEQ to Hagely the liquor lealer Night teforp last
Constable Brouthcrs called upon Buckley with writ
OF attachment, and placed In charge OF tho premises
as keeper q Teuton named chsrles vcss, Buckley
opened the door Of the cage and the cat prapg out
with q bloodcurding yeII. vess withdrew. The
cat with glazing eyes and gsteping teeth, Ieaped
from shelf to shelf from bar to barrel oyertuning
bottles decantsrs and Iugs bowling he only howlcd
In his native wilderness Buckley Joined in the
tumult with shouts and yeils firing his pistol "a all
directions suddenly there was great caIm With
despairne shrek, the wildcat Ieaped from the top
most shelf into the afr and fen dead with bullet IN
his head. Then Buckley put aside his weapons,
barred the door, ana with SIX boon companions. held
the fort throughout the day aud night This morning
the door was broken down. Buckley gave farewell
glance at the corpse Of the cat and spFnglng through
window fifteen feet from the ground, disappearod.
Tho interior Of the baFToum was complete wreck.
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-
BRApHURsr-on March 81 Thomas Pearseu son Of ne
Tesds AH ana bsd 3 attend the turi al hi, ats
residence West S7st Sunday afternocn. sistnss.
et O'Clock ssi y =
DUKE3on March e. cordelia sfsrtin win OF william g.
Duke and daughter Of the late Mufokd Martin
kindly Invited TO attend the tnpeEm
from her lato residence no E&sf s5ths1 on Monday
April ]. at 1890 a. N.
LksELLAt orans NJ J. on Thursday March 90 ciaudias
Funeral services win 81 held A. his resistance Sunday altar
Train leaves NswYOrs at 2sdss &c hso mi return a.
4:49. rs 80 49, sbst
osBoRNE-At south orange Nj, on zhursdsy the sssa
The funeral service viii Be held at the Church Of me Holy
arrival cf tbs $40 q. IA tain from Nsw.Yark.
sAAw--At Bedding Ridge Coma. Fridzy. March 70, I'd
FansT sEt sunday S6elos hon the resepoe q his snnk
Jnlla u. Sanford. est, ~ sNfff -,
sroUTENBURGH-on Friday morning, RsrcA 20. 1880,
Herbert aged ~ and month"; son ot Yfgnia s3
the ats Robert stoutonbursh, Of Newark ~
Notice Of funeral hereafter
wEsT-Tn Greenwich CONT Thursday March % Julia
Funeral from residence william Maas) GA satrf
arrgss win be IN waiting Greenwich arrival Of the
1901 p. train from New-York
wIDNELLAt noon on Thgrsday March IS Nary Harmo1,
widow tstenry wdnei and eldest daughter Of Harst
Raness services Il SATURDAY. evening. MarA so
at her home. So MsAison-sk, Broo3iyD.
Boston papees piease eopY
Wo0DWoRTH-on Thursday night March az g her heuse
268 Ryersonat. BTooklyn. Helen SuydAm rly chile ~
Mary l. aud the late Jacob 5. Wooiworeh
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pgMayDrva THE RECORD OF GRAND JURY.

DEMANDING THE RECORD or 4 GRAND JURY.
wheeling, W. Va, March 2o.-A sensation was
created In the United States Court this afternoon by
william Ersldne a leading member OF the bar, who
was one OF tho commissioners Of election at The
Seventh Ward Precinct OF Madison District and was
Jointly indicted with the other commissioners on the
charge of refusing legal vote, but was found not
guilty by direction Of the Cl.Atlorney and the
court Mr. Erskno made demand for copy OF
The proceedings before the grand Jury, saying IL seemed
hight and proper that such copy should DO IN the
possession Of reputable citizens, indicted for felony
especially when tho records showed nothing but
verdict OF not guilty. The dlStricapornsy insisted
that the demand was highly Improper, saying that IL
would establish precedent which WOULD Justify every
person indicted In demanding to DO put In possession
Of the secrets OF tho Jury and would seriously
Interfere with the administration OF public Justice.
The court asked Il IL contemplated to the EVIL
denoc 10 maintaining an scton for damages against
officials or Others This M. ErshR0 disClalmod on
hls part but said Indictment for felony without
proper motive was the grossest form Of libel The
court took the unusual demand under adyisemens
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sUpnnnrExDESr D'oExoH REsIoEs!

The Buildings Bureau VIII probsbiy soon have new
superfntendena A. +. p'oeneh. the present superin-
tenent told Tribune reporter lest nht that he had sent
In hts resignation Thursday but bad not Jet heard
whether It had bsen accepted though he had no doubt
that t would be- He had held tie Place he said Hnee
FEBRUARY 10 1885 His reason for fcsigning was his
vfsh 20 enter actively the duties Of his profession
that Of On architect had already taken oees In
the Bible House hoping occupy them his fsSe
psssen was IN no way due 70 politics. nor was he being
Du. sslde for any TamInany Hall 7. o. Brady was
.oken az "a his successor and Mr. DooDck thought he
as ne rlrht man for the place. For enc year and half
Mr. Brady had been his deputy Ia the bureau. and
Curing Mr. Doench's absence In Europe, from August
ia oetsbey last year. Mr. Brady had performed me ouaes
~ superlntendent % eyerybody'S satisfaction.
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THE CHALLENGE WELC0ME.
rrs Two uNuguAL CONDITIONS!
rr.ELlNe IN FAVOR or ITS AcoEFTANoE-wHo
WILL DEPEND THE AmERroA's cupi

a rF-ELINe IN FAVOR OF ITS AcoEPTANoE--wHo
WILL DEFEND THE AMERIoA's cUpI
American yachtsmen arc happy over the arrival Of
challenge for TIE Amencas cup. About two months
ago IL announced IN The Tribune that the Earl OF
Dupraven, British peel who sits In the House Of
Lords as Baron Kenry, was building from designs By
Mr. watson, tho creator Of the Thistle sxty.rsting
cutter which, though not expressly intended b DO
challenger for the Americas trophy, yet might pos
sibly be sent over hero. TIE Earl Of Dunraven has
now sent over formal challenge. and the document
arrived Yesterday The form Of the Offer Is the con
yentiond one, and s based the conditions OF the
old decd OF Gift II will be remembered that At tho
rst general meeting Of tho Now Toa Yacht Club this
rear, IL was decided 70 accept any ohsllenge lnd'r
the old deed this year, with the provision that toe
challenging club would hereafter agree 10 sail under
the new deed. The old deed demanded only six
nonths notice. and provided FOR limitations OF tho
water-line dimensions of the yachts. The chsliense
IA issued under the auspices Of the Royal Yacht squae
ron, and was matted on Thursday, March 81 1no
date Of its arrival here so timed rs 70 Allow no
first race 10 be saled on September 30. The ony
two extraordinary clauses in II are, nrs the conons
that i've races are to be sailed instead Of three g
beretosore. and second that the races all 70 p
sailed on the outside course Of the New-York fao1t
Club.
The challenging yacht Is a cutter Of the orthodox
British lines but has her keel perforated so as p
allow the use OF centreboard II IL is thought advF
able Her owner intends to Try the racer without W
American contavance, and his request for hve race
is undoubtedly for the purpose Of gaining plenty 2
leeway In case tho first race DO lost The oesigF
for tho yacht were placeA In Tire hands Of Fay, q
southampton late last fail, ana tho builder haS be
carefully at work at the now racing-machne eyF
since. Her keel was early IN February and ~
yacht win be ready for launching about tho last we
In April Har dimensions Length over all, y
It. length on load wster-line, 60 # in.; beam,
It. 10 IN depth Of hold, IL r. IN tonnAg,
oe7s. She win be ohrstened the Vskyrie, and WI
carry crsw of fifteen men. Her ownet proposes thf
the time allowances shall be obtained by averaging
the results Of measurements under tho respective syf
tens used BY the Network Yacht C1ab, and ~
English Yacht Racing Association.
The challenging yacht is, II anything, an extreN
case Of English "eheese-cutter,' II her dimension
tell any story. comparison with tho welknow2
cutter Bedouin Of the New. York Yacht Club viii 2
interesting, inasmuch as It win show the difference
draught The two are as follows;
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rYp RTApry0 IRoE WoBKs TAnURB.

Philadelphia, March 20 speciaD Frank P. Prichard,
appearing for John q. Johnson, who represents the
Falcon Iron and Nall Company and to FLORENCE Mining
Company, this morning withdrew Mo application In
the United States Circuit Court for rccelvershp for
the Reading Iron Works. Mr. prtchard stated 20
judge Butler that IN view Of the fact that tho Reading
iron Works would make an assignment to-day, this
course would be desirable Several lawyers, represent
ng some Of TIE Interests involved, wefo present. Dut
raised no objection The Court allowed the application
Ia be withdrawn. The officers Of the Reading Iron
Works said to-day that they knew nothing about the
EumOred assignment, 80.
Iron Works 70 the Reading Trust company was an
nounced
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pHrLApBIPHrA 70 HONOR sBoRErARr TRACY

PHILADELPHIA TO HONOR sBoRETART TR4oY.
Philadelphia, March 90 OSpeciap. Tho meeting called
BY Mayor Filter ct his Office to-day to make arrange
mens for the proper reception Of Secretary Tracy
whom no visits this city next week. was attended
by largo number Of prominent oiuEous. Tho Mayor
presided. Thomas Cochran said that General Tracy
would leave Washington next Friday afternoon. arrv
Ing here in the evening. and that no would inspect
League Islknd on Saturday leaving there the same
afternoon for his room IN Brooklyn. HAt nrst'
said Mr.. Cochran, "a dinner was suggested. bat
dinners are necessarily limited Then q reception,
which could be attended by the people generally,
was propoeed; and 1 think this VIII be carried oue'
The manner OF reception was then left IN the hands
Of the following committee: Thomas Cochran chair
man b. s. Jsnney. ir e X. Stevenson. FRANK
Thomson, A. A. Mcleod, O. x. Lord, James A. Free
man, Walter r. Hager, Isaac Hough. Committees
on Invitations, with Frederick Tralog as chairman.
and Finance, with William Brocko chairman, were
sF2ointed Upon closing tho meeting Mayor Filter i.a
to Secretary Tracy in my Official cspacit5''
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THE TRIP or THE GARRETT PARTY CHANGED.
baltimore, March 20.-A gentleman in this city has
received letter from member Of Mr.. Garretes party
stating that the proposed trip to Mexico really was
abandoned in NeW0reans, becanso Of Information re-
cevcd there which led them to fear some acts OF
violence from Mexican brigauds. Instead OF proceed
ing on through Texas tho route was changed to
Southern Georgia and Florida. 1t Is supposed that in
Mr. CARROTS present condition y was deemed IN
wise 10 take any risks OF subjecting him TO the ex-
Gtement OF an adventnre in Mexioo.
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Judge vandewatcr died Ear Rockaway last evening"
after short sickness. from Inflammation Of he boweA
He belonged 70 weiLknown family. which owned con-
siderable property IN that neighborhood He had lived
there al HE nfe and had held vsrious chhces
James N. Bayles, Of Port Jefferson, for many years
leading shlphuder OF Suffolk County and Of is most
prominent citizens, died at HIS home yesterday.
James Van siclen, an old resident Of Jamaica, died
suddenly yesterday morning nom heart disease. He was
single, and was for many years superintendent OF the
farm Of hs brother Dmats Yam sieen at jamaica South
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covered his MISREPRESENTATION fhe sp5s teach kim
90 msny rude rel1aflss and no NaT- York boys wera
Was your reception IN Esw-York snslroly sAHs
faotOfy =
III was We were received very kindly
How DO ron Ike American clsles~
Highly pleased Vita them. Eew-fofk, Cnicaeot
Boston ard st. Louis arc oil wenderfuln
Hcre che mimic 70 the gidod preon msde another
intFnscn: shhwn9 forget r spnng iha1 50 qh
Mr.. Leslie. now trat0s th9ew bis oytrcoat over
the cage and tho garment produced the DESIRED
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yaplxEsn y1srroRs Ar onAMP's sH1PHARD.


PhiladolphA, March 9e-Prncs Takihlhito, Of the
japanese Royal family Lieutenant Yashi, Of me
Japanese Navy aud Lieutenant BGbs all attaches OF
the Japaness legation at Washington, paid a visit
10 Cramps Shipyard to-day, and Inspected the Gov
eminent vessels IN course OF construction there-the
venvius, Balumos, Philadelpha and Newark.
Captain Zalinsk, the inventor Of the Pneumatic
dynamite guns with which The Yesuvius 10 sQupped'
e1pined 10 the visitors the merits Of the cruiser
and :u scientific guns The diherent departments
OF the shipyard were inspected end the party then
returned to their hotel The ladies' Of the japanese
narsv Euenk the day m visiting places OF Interest,"
fr tie ely Tho party VIII leave here for washington
probably tomorrow morning.
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nnon nen roR oLp pooKs Ave PAPERs.

The Hospital Book and Newspaper Society, branch
Of The sac Charities AID Association, distributes read
Ing natter among than afy institutions Including
pauper hospals almshouseA insans asJuns ana psns'
estabshmsats whose inmates number 1900. All
kinds Of nterstuFe are wanted Cor this wofk-histofy
hoeraphy novels magazines, nlastrsted weekly papers
tEngsh French or Gensn) reviews and poetry Pictures
ana eAsds acceptable 70 sshe 70 we efpp,ca ana
fseblemndsd children on Rsndalps Island. Reaiing
matter nay be sent 70 the society at NO Fl University
Place. Express packages must be prepaid
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. go rIprR roR LONG rsLANp.

"Le1e Island IAfes is the name Of new weekly pub.
ilear6n which s 10 be devoted 70 the Interests Of ths
three ecunhes Kings. Queens and spholE me Ioanosr
ard editor a wfliam a. England who has conducted
news AgeEey here for years and he intends 70 make hs
papor socs literary and seaside reflector Of me nad
he has chosen. ras same ase ~ "fInrpers weekly
ara others u thss class it contains numerous iusfa
lions ana tie iayks variety Of interesting reading matter
Is well arranged
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&c noRKRr Z. grrARr pErrER:

DR. sohn BsssetG Mrs. Robert L. stuasvs physician,
sad yesterday 70 reporter Of The Tribune that Mrs
stuars condition had improved much since her return 70
Hew.York She was dangerously III 81 Thomssyihe'
a. sna mr. Bassets was sent for and accompanied her
home AZ ons time owing hsf extrene age, her 70
coyery was considered doubtful but new there seems
70 Be little Il any, doubt thar her cOnvaescenee win
eontnus until her health 70 completely reganed
The speeal train which brought Mrs Stuart from the
South left Thomssyilie a. g. Tuesday morning Of
last week and Notwithstanding long delay Of Washing
ton, reached jersey City twentyfOur hours after tho
sfae AZ starting
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IyonrAsrre CAp1rAL sroor Ar wAIrHAM

INCREAsING CAPITAL STOCK Ar WALTH4M
Boston, March 2o-At tho annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the American waltham Watch Company
yesterday II was voted to increase the capital stock
Of the company 100000, making IL s3,ooo,ooo.
dlvtdent Of so per cent declared. The capital
stock has been increased to the extent at the cash
dividend and those Of the stockholders who wish can
take the cash they received In dividends and purchase
new stock par IN pro rata proportion to what they
slFaadv hold
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A LAw1Ess AND US,AMERIcAN SPORT.

10 h6 bdttor OF Thc TFtoNhe
Sir: Your correspondents comments on cross
country riding and tho fate OF Mr. Sands at the
Meadow Brook hunt touches sad phase Of this I'M
American pastme but n IS not the only Questionable
feature Of this sport. These inherftors OF fortune
from worthy Eres presume the good nature Of the
farmers and ride indiscriminateiy over private
property without leave ug license; with horses and
hounds they trospsss on individual rights and violate
tho at every step Of their progress. Presuming
on their oFer to compensate for damages, they arc
but little less than outlaws bad example Of citizen
ship and in every way demoralzing to the community.
no money Of theirs which they so freely spend, can
compensate for their lawlessness. Nor = his all
~ thslr escaping foxes the country Is fast becoming
infested with these pests nnal legacy Of these fox
hunting invaders. A WESIBURf FARMER
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rHB BULL Doc WAS NOT GIVEN EAIR oHAEoE
Fror The Norwich Bulletin

As two dollar and half bull dog was running
through Msst last evening he saw another two aos-
jar and half bull dog back OF 300 plelok
10 know he had no twin bfother and he slafteu "
chow % offender The bnn dog jumped sgain ~ ~
plate GLASS with gfDWI-tho GLASS bent but ula POI
breah and before be could mako another leap we
owner hsd The beast By e ear dragging 49, iy
"a 10 haye Him ~ io "a fbyosef tho glass
ara fal but be was not anxious 20 hase INC aos ~
peal lhe eEpenmenk
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FUNERAL or MBS. y. n. BENhDfoI,
me fuuessl d hrs u II. Benedict who died from
inteunsstens lever On her tbets yacht Oneida whiie
on Charleston On TUESDAY last was sle ysssresy Is tne
home u her father. II N. FiagieE No $50 Hitn,ale'
The offerings Of aosers were isfke The Rev Dr. John
T. Paxton. d ne West Presbyterian Church oleiAtsa
ard he ,vas s..,ss.a ~ the Ray Df Hastings VINO dss
performed ths services 81 nc gfavs The burial was -
weoalawn oerletesx
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80 1xnroRMExT.

From The CDeago Trlbnoe'
Paper, sifgs sad newsboy to passenger on
Suburban train yesterday morning; - =,
esn't read, ny SOM saaa he passssH~ Fo'
Ces Que Coz your wife.
skc can rad ether
Casft your ehisdnnlN
Nor the hired asfl ~
No, ny eoBF
1'hen 6ay ere 10 Dus on your paTlog tsblt whes
1cf4e Republican comes e cal On xpass
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Indianapolis, March 80 lspoeian 1.-The IndiapaeoIs
Supreme Court has decided that John Dorsey, tks
Chicago and Atlantic engineer who his LOCOMOTIVES
several passengers. mnsf be tried on tho charge u
manslnughter. When Dorsey was brought before
the local court for trial. an Indictment charging
him with granddaughter, ives quaShed in decision
that at tbs time attracted much attention. II IS
ths decision TIT has beem reversed BY tbe Suprcms
Court and tho iower has been ordered % override
the motion b Quash the Indictment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
o1xrErlhY o. 1 otsrreg soorrrY.

Carlisle Penn, lfsseb 20 Qpeciai. The centennial
Anniversary VI tho uniob Philosophical seeissy Of
DICKINSON Csglssa took piae. ID Hnsles Memorial
Hail tcnighs. bsseIs The iasgpt audience ever a.
csO3dipr 81 TIN Iesxned profeAsona. and Tho dir
c,sitiss b TX Way of PFsfesglana1 sncceese
he stsnIRefsary oreffen Eae sSfivaeea b. Oliver
Gflssin' 81 MeehaaIosbnl9. Penn.
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H1RprE srRryrya no GET FREE.

Halifax, N g., March eO-Henry HaCdIe, tho New
York fOFger again up this afternoon before Judge
Townshend on the application for his discharge on the
ground that the second arrest was not proper The
decision was reserved tlltomemow, when the prisoner
s also 70 come up before Judge Richie under extra
dItion nrOoaedinrs,
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re v1sHED 70 RAxE IS 4 rROEEssrOrAL:

From The San Francisco Chronicle
The musician was very sick. He was q fiddler.
professionally called uolnlst and p0sterally called
a vlrtuosO He was man OF standing At concerts
He had to stand 10 order TO play properly. lie was
90 m that he had 70 send for dctor.
How am re be asked
How do you feel ~ asked tho doctor.
Then You're very sick Yours Is diseases tho
danger Of which Il 10 an inverse ratio to tho sensa-
tion.S
Am going to die:
] shouldn't WONDER
For heavens sake, doctor keep mo alvs for
fey days. must I've couple Of weeks, Il possible
| want to isan the harp. I dou't want 70 40
there a. an amateuEp