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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27

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f,sar.2sEs E-ae-1 C2ar.ss M4Et1ses ElAs
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sas eeagleleg slps@ eat bst & Vas reeaat
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- IssA ~ke4 ~EEEs 24kes Earate
- prcaueeA ssace thca a Las
bssa ceCstsatis la-pfoFea al refer
ntsa-d f1ve years ase tae heess Nas thoF-
sarhIy rea1odelea af : cosi o. nsi less tA4E
sll<lo1 Ile prssulg slE-essfs Is caslly Ner.a
&C 0C 81 sa33o-e
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Nlcaers ~ ths lAter Gays are, gesEs geasI-
son. Jaaaaseaea, SsivlaA E4ei1 BOGa. PEtu,
Mary Anderson, Melissa. Lueca Z L Daven-
porI J. H. WALLACE. Jr.. IFYlag, .ofeace.
Lola ald Charles Wyn1hAm
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provision. Etc.

CHICAGO. Aug. e.
FLoUR-Noderately active ana very firm.
Spring Patents. s5.0025 -; Bakers. S3sC0LOO:
Straights H50a4e5: Winter Patents, S.9ofs
5.25; Clears. i4.00E14.o.
WHEAT-Higher. No. 2 cash. sfo4&1i o.
December, SL07HGL09S; May. si.1lNgL1S's.
CoRN-Active and weak early, now s.ror Ecr.
No q 42949sc; No. YELLOW, t07lfs5lc; No 3,
4S6Is9c. No. 2 Yellow. 5oifc; September. fsjf
Gsfsa.c; October. 4e1f9to; Nay. 5lA 1528c
OATs-Quiet snd hrner ~ S7Q57s G. Tor No. 2,
ssnSssE for September, ana . A9seh for Nay.
Samples in good supply, but sold fairy 81
S83.a3sc; No. 2 81 SAC; No. 2 White, 37sl
as &C.
RYE-Steadv and firm. 80. ? cash. &C; Al.
gust. &c; September. &C; Samples about sc
csc FOR No. 2; 590Sic for No. 3
BARLKY-Hesvy. No. September. &c.
Samples quotahie a. 4sas6c for No. q s2G6Jc
for No 3 and 20 3 75c for No. 9
Mass PORK Market somewhat unsettled,
with fair trading az irregular prices. Pricos
quoted at $40 ~ l0g for cash. siOes8l1 :
forAugust. $40 901I055 for September. si2.f0t
1885 for January. sad l3.ia s9l325 Tor Nay.
LARD-Rather active and prices ruled cas-
ie-. Prices ranged at s629E6.e2s for cash
q e0as - foT August, &C. q ,ees p for Septem-
her. . 87ls as ~ for October. and g S2tsG6 s.
for January.
BUTTER = Creamery. eae2c; Dairy. 71lec
Packing stock, 5FtSc
POULTRY Chickens. &c Ter :. Spring
Chickens e2pqisc pr > Live Turkeys 81 i0c
Per = Live Ducks. >1ac per n Live Gees.
q ogdt % Der dozen.
IroroR-Distiued Spirits STEADY Al El.I3 per
gal Tor finished goods
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but little difficulty and continued
on his rounds. Shortly afterward, about
o'clock, he discovered another blaze
under the auditorium, in that space be-
tween the gentlemen's smoking
room and the ladies' dressing room.
This is portion of the build
ing where no one ever goes except
the Waterman. 1t is simply vacant
space. Lapierre fought the flames as
best he could for some minutes, when,
finding they were getting the better of
him, he turned in an alarm.
On the arrival of the firemen they
found that the flames had obtained such
Roadway that they directed most OF
their efforts toward protecting adjoin-
ing property. BY hard work the fire was
confined to the building in which it
originated.
-Four fremen were injured, but none
of them fatally. William Mueller, of
Truck 6, fell from the balcony to the
basement receiving several flesh
wounds on his body. In addition he rap
an iron nail through the palm of his
left hand. Pipemen Duffy, Smith and
OLeary were in the auditorium shortly
after o'clock when the roof fell in.
Duffy was taken out in an unconscious
condition and is now at the County
Hospital He has severe scalp wound,
besides other cuts about the head.
The other two were not badly hurt.
Manager Sharpe is pretty confident
that the fire was the work of an incen-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
FATAL SMASH-UPS.
Three Lives Lest il q Railway
Wreck il Nebraska.


ClAsA. Ne5.. Az. AT Mliien. a
nes toaa 90 laa Neee4ssLe as4aeh 81
tae bae-.a<.az a Nisssu-I A-ssf rzll-
roa1 tao freigaE rr4lns eolli3ed
Monday uoTalaF kilias JEAN VIZ
naes. section ,oremaa5 ellss hfz .
va gus dal94leg ~ f-ra-er
hsllg near By aaa al uukneNa
tfan1 alo. zi.a rselFe Ctaer a1ea. aas
srsai - Is r.-s ia gas @. ahs eax ears.
H1s lce-eat AS caused 81 tie inaeil-
itg ~ tae sal.eaman 90 throW the
switch aftss 30 had siis-tscsed the
Hes-holud fire. gas In order 60 alloW the
sasrnoanl trala 20 pass. oix % tas
trainmea acre latly bat nss fatally
hlrL
LgNcHBURs. Va. Aug a Sunday
evening = wreck occarred 0n the y &
W. railway near Brosn's slding An
extra freight train struck COW
AMI dsralled ths engine and ten
de-. kilhng Engineer Cook Instantly.
The fireman escaped uahurt The car
next % the engine Vas thrOs a
down an embankmsns on top Of an ltal-
Ian shansY. pinning the occupants 20 tae
noor Ons escaped from the house only
% b KILLED by a falling gondola ear.
One OK those pianet % the tOor was
killed. one injured internally and will
probably die. while seven received
other Sigh. iniuries.
81 LoUIs. Aug ea- bridge en-
CINE No z2.attachet 20 a Chicago < Alton
train, started cut from the East S.
Louis depot a has burst, hlling the cab
with nrs and steam. There were three
men Ia the cab az the tims-EaglReel
Rusk Charles McCl0skey, the fireman
ard Ncal Turner Turner was the iAsi
one 20 lean. and 10 fell twenty feet q
the bottom OF Cahokio creek, striking
on a pile Of rocks aud breaking his
back McCloskey broke his left arm
and sustained other injuries
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
( Missourf's Union Labor Party.

JEFFERSON CITY, No, Aug. 26.-The
Union Labor party of Missouri in SEES
sion here nominated A. Huntington for
Supreme Judge; Russell Fox for Super
intendent of Public Schools, and Patrick
Shannin for Railroad Commissioner.
The platform indorses the resolutions
adopted by the National Union Labor
party at Cincinnati; favors the modifica-
ton OF the chattel-mortgage law; the
labor in the mines; demands that the
taxes be applied to educational pur-
poses; advocates the elght-hour law and
the free and unlimited coinage of silver,
and condemns the force bill
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
BRIEF DISPATCHES

Tnsre are s@e1tF eases g 1-p1teeria
a. Ish1eulng Mioc-. 4a1 several 4saEzs
have oee4rEs1
Tas Proas lsionlsss q shs Efrss a.
srtes = tlliae.s ave 2el11nase1 Z ~
Ps.1riex FOR Congress
Tas Iaee 81 1ls soldiers ard Sailocs'
reualsa - - hel1 a. Das aol4. H.. 3 -
1eeu ehzazs2 p >.p1e "a 9eE "a - and 80
Co table David SsesaAzd of B2ng-
han Coaasy. Iias0 sas uua1s-ed Noa-
6ag bF dEanzsa IssAza railroad a.
lcrsrs
Al ssi3enis o. typholi feves has
broksa 81s 4nsag she e 80 co@l.l-laers
No have been % slr-zs - izsln. Pa,
siase M4T L
afrs Joseph Curaey sss run ever
and KILLED by slreet-cag ~ Minona,
Mina.. Moaday. re driver Of gAe e4-
49, zrrsst ted
James Whitley. a section hand. vas
Killed By a train o. tae Chicago 81
Paul & Kansas CITY railroad - Des
Moinss. Ia. sunday night
Holzhay. the bandit, IN prison a. Mar
elette. Mich, made another unsuecess-
ful attempt 70 kin himself Sunday
night BY eattiag an artery
Adyices say that many disastrous
hres have occurred In the frontier towns
OF Prussian Poland. and $50 families
have been rendered homeless
In an attempt 20 break the record az
Brighton Beach Monday Tsnny made a
mile in 1903. one second behind Ten
Broeeks tine At Louisville In 1871.
Three morocco leather manufacturer.
near Lynn. Mass. opened their shops
Monday with non-union men liz is said
that others will DO the same thing.
IL IS reported az Ottawa, Ont, that
Sir John Macdonald has decided 10 dis
solve Parliament shortly and to appeal
10 the country for reelection before
Christmas
Jim Gaines. eolored. chopped Arthur
Boardman. a negro, 20 death Monday
night with an axe in a notorious locali
~ known as Battle Row in ST. Louis.
Gaines vas arrested.
In Topeka, Kan, Charles Rahrer, ar
rested for selling liquor in Original
packages. viii test the validity Of the
Wilson law by means OF habeas corpu.
proceedings. The petition for the wri
was fled Monday.
Two Rhode Island lumbermen are
seeking from the Canadian Government
the right 20 cut the tim Der in the Crown
lands Of the Lake ST. John country. Il
they receive what they ask for they will
build mills in Quebec.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
Murder or suicide.

OSHKOSH, Wis, Aug. 26.-Mrs. Phoebe
Wright an aged lady, residing on New
York avenue, was found hanged in the
woodshed OF her home Sunday. Her
house gave evidence Of a visit of burg
lars. and the supposition is that the
thieves ransacked the premises and
killed the aged woman, who had at
tempted to give an alarm by scream
ing. Some think that the thieves placed
her in the position in order to indicate
q sniciia
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27

The striking Engtnsers and fireGsn at
the Chicago stock Yards Via Their
Fight. But the switehmen Demand .
Raise ana Quiz work.
CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-At 2 o'clock D N
the executive committee OF the Railway
Switehman's Association reported 10
the association as the result OF the con-
ference with the general managers.
that the Hperintendents were in
strueted by the general managers
70 accept the proposition o,
the switchmsn in which they ask for
twenty-nine cents per hour for engi-
neers and eighteen cents for fremen.
This proposition is the same scale OF
wages as paid by the Pennsylvania
Railway Company.
No sooner had the demands OF the en-
ginesrs and fremen been granted than
the switchmen came toward with griey-
ances and formal demand for an in
crease OF two cents an hour. They were
apparently backed by the engineers
and fremen, for the employees OF the as
ISOLATION held 4 naass-meeting az Zeder's
hall in the afternoon and Immediately
afterward the announcement was made
that none of the men would 60 TO work
until the switchknen were given the in
crease Accord lngiy, up TO lasteyening
the condition of affairs had not been ma
tcrislly changed, and the packing
houses that had resumed killing with
the expectation that freight would be
moved during the afternoon were In a
worse condition than before
The entire police force OF the city
has been ordered on reserve duty by
Chief Marsh. This is in anticipation
of trouble growing out of the strike.
There are 1924 men to whom the order
applies.
The local switchmen Of the Chicago
& Alton railway are on strike against
the re-employment of Thomas WEIGH,
a yardmaster who left the company's
service few weeks ago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
shot a 3-Y.ar-OId Chila.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25.-Joseph Coezza,
pretty little S-year-old boy, was play
ing in the rear of the house No. 715
Wash street with a number OF children
about o'clock Sunday afternoon, when
Frank Centa, a boy 10 years old, came
into the yard, drew 22-caliber pistol
and told the children he was going to
shoot them. A shot was heard and Mr..
Coezza ran out and found his little son
shot in the left side. The child died at
9 o'clock Monday morning. Centa has
not yet been arrested.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27

diary There was no gas or fire in the
building. the boilers and machin cry
being located in another building across
the alley. lie evidently suspects some
one Of setting FIRE TO the place, bat will
not talk in the absence OF Mr.. Nc
Wicker, who is at Saratoga. Mr.
Sharpe estimates the loss at about
$3.50, 900, and the insurance at $50, 500.
He thinks that work will be commenced
at once. and that the thester viii be
ready for opening again within thirty
DAYS
Manager Al Hayman. OF the ''Shenan-
dosh' company. which vas 70 have
played its Tooth presentation tonight
did not appear disheartened- lie has
engaged the Auditorium Theater and
has small army at work on costumes
and scenery and will open a. once. The
entire properties Of the play. as well a.
all toe costumes. we're destroyed, the
loss being about $1,000
FroSEFs TaEsTTn
NeVickar's was tee pioneer frst class
theater in ChicsTo Al0az FRI 1857 rten the
t5wn was commencing ~ - fairly wsg
Settled. leading sctors sid actresses
e0EDlained ~ the a-1sE fctai lack
e accouuodafion thst ~ss Afforded
them 81 Chicago $50 y n NrF.cse-
Tres promising scto~. sd ee7-re Wo,4I
started in - fl % 'l7nR feit Farf Tfev
put ~ Wat vas fo- -%ose ta7s rra 5srfsl
sf-re 2a1cialzeHs v-i-f .,rE afserwari ren
strangers u sve-strf ckrr tones thst MrFfrE
ss p.aF aHsss rcsf $50 To Tt ras p
scurre ~ roassr thrn thst err ere sfrrs -f-s
81 D1ch ucreF II slcs az u1reTts.r trr7 50
ere arrsame1t r-sr-e- me opening rs-'--r
aace. Fa.ch cane 20 on Tharsday Norer Ser
Commencing Aag1st -. and coa-
ttnu nntl further MOI ce. D.. +. & y.
.rans wA un IS follows between
mon ifepcf art Reed e lake Leave
mon iieI-'t. -. 81 A. ~. la, g.
6, 3. na.. leave Reeds FAKE JOSH
- a 81. So 223. 2a SD $780,
80 AMI s54 s. "a.
wy. A. Gtvr
Act & 81. +. A.
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Killed In n Runaway.

LEXINGTON. KY, Aug. 26.-Joseph C
Headley, son OF the circuit clerk. took
his wife and baby out driving Monday
afternoon. The horse became fright
ened in some unknown manner and NJ.
Headley lost control over him. In the
runaway that followed Mr.. Headley
~ss thrown from the buggy and instant
iured the baby escaping unhurt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27

SATURDAY.. Ar-ust }1. che p. e. Fl g
" Rsaw8y le. WI gun caesp rate
EXCURSION co Iefrolt--onlg $50 round
fr. ~rtgt fr3a wI leave t,rand
Tactfs 81 fl q. ul-. arrive pa l'atro5t
81 s. m returning. srte AZ ir9 ns
81 esVa Drtrcir st h ara lt'a p ms,
-rrr al.rer hours n betrnt 6, snsr'e
-,,e tt see the zresf Exposition Iaev
ps sIs, srlI round TRIP tickets. good
~ r-rm August ata 81 to ~ertens-
he~ s III rate 81 f5.lo, ncaldlne
ketof adm sston.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
sTOkAY DESTROYED BY FIRE.

The Famous Wine Town Il sweP, by n
Conaa grssion-O Thirteen Buildings
Esr.
PEsrH. Ang % The town OF Tokay,
The center OF the richest wine producing
district in Hungary. has been swept BY
confaEration. Al the public buildings,
churches and the great wine warehouses
are in ruins. Only thirteen houses are
left Standing. The restitution and dis
tress are most affecting. Thousands OF
families are homeless. No fatalities
ARE known 20 have occurred. but the
devastation is such that many might
have been burned without it being now
Hno,ru
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
Shot Each Other to Death.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 9e. - Near
Stanford, KY. Boss" Hamilton and
Robert Ferguson shot each other TO
death. Hamilton was walking with his
wife when Ferguson beckoned him TO
come forward. Hamilton handed a
bundle to his wife and the men walked
together for few yards and then almost
simultaneously drew their revolvers
and began TO shoot
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
,rr..t.h for EahhInr tha Nsli.

QUINCY. Ill. Aug &c. - William
Fang. carrier in the Quincy post
Office. was arrested ~ United States
post-ofice inspector Monday afternoon
for robbing the mails. lie was caught
By a dec0y letter lie broke down and
confessed that he had been stealing let
ters for some time. He was bound over
in the sum Of s.. 500
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27

tHfrtGo AuE -
CATH s-NarFet rsther active 81 feeling
rather frn- Prices s819c higher Caotsfions
rs-ees ~ sfso ass ~ choice ~ fancy shfp
Ping steers s3,o1&50 30 god 20 choice 81:
= MAJ = for corlr3or % far 10 a. rya3 81 frv
butchers Steers = 80 = Pr seekers p o.
g. 2 81 for TEXANS - 7sste0 fo- Tsstsrns. a. Is
esl0 f-r Teefers ? 1g3r e. for cars. - -
. 81 far BASS Sid - zr9f p, ~ Veal calves
noes s-kef s-re sr6 f-r f,rs-rs
80 III hrerF ~sss rsrred AZ FL 7sC4sl for
u-1t fsT4ff- ~ -eaes psskrg a. .s7s r
~ mrst sef soo0t 20 ssarr psczsag
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
rnnni - xYanf,rrr..

MzpFoso. Wis, Aug. eo-MrS Bar
nsY Mulladore, with her sister and
daughter. who have been lost in the
woods since Saturday night. were found
Monday near Sawyer's dam. four miles
from where they entered the woods
They were found in an empty cabin.
which they reached sunday night The
daughter was completely exhausted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27

A ch.ck for sc. ESQ GOO.

LONDON. Aug. 28-A check has lately
been drawn BY the Great Indian PENN
sala Railroad Company on the London
and County Bank FOR G.. -. 900 (s8 $50
oool. This IS supposed % be the largest
ever written. the famous Vaaderhilt
check for 900. 1000 (s2 500 0001 having
hitherto stood at tbe head 81 sbe list
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
Granrrr., Picnic.

CARrIsIE, Pa. Aug. ~. The great
annual Changers interstate picnic AMI
convention opened here Monday Nearly
every State in the Union is represented,
and IL is expected that more than 900. =
600 people will % present during the
week The display Of exhibits far ex-
ceeds that Of any previous year. indi-
eating that the meeting is growing
la--o- an1uaflv
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27

BrRIuv. Aug 3d. pr. Peters arrived
here Monday with Lieutenant Tiedman.
his r0rnra.fe in Africa TheF were wei
coined az che station By a dense crowd
az people. am0Bg whom were many
deputies ard represent 81 Ger
man colonial societies A banquet vas
given to Dr. Peters a. the Kaiserhof
Monday evening
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27

ArLkNrA. ga. Aug ~ "A conven-
sion 81 ths Governors Of all the cotton
States has been called By Governor Cor
don On meet in Atlanta. Septem Der 70.
The convention viii consider the mat
ter 81 direct t-afe with Liverpool, also
questions relating - weights, measures,
ire rhss ana handling OF cotton.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27

$50 - Detroit and return TIE r..
T. g y. i. E. Wsll run a srec All excurs
ion Go Detroit Arg ~. for tte ex0osl-
tCn. leaving Grand B8p5is st 7-iop- M.
arr wing a. Detroit ll - a. m. Leave
Detroit s.1e 3. n1. Fare Cor round trip.
Sao. wv. A. GtvErr,
Act. fren- Pass. AEt,
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
Kruea o. tIer Chnd-s crave.

TACOMA. Wash. Aug. e. At Car
bonaIe yesterday Mrs Mary Wilson
and her infant child vera Instantly
kiled by falling tree Mrs Wilson.
with her babe in her arms. was in the
cemetery sitting on the grave Of one Of
her children, when The tree fell on
them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27

SAY FRAvCFsco. Avg 2G Maid o.
ClaT. the famous cid mare, died at Paio
Alto a few days AFRO from old age. she
being ever 81 Years old she vas pra-
seated 20 senator STANFORD hv his
brother IN New York over seventeen
yssrs age. Her fame rests upon her
record AZ naa-ron.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
To Redistrict the State.

OLYMPIA, Wash, Aug. 90 Cover
nor Ferry has issued a proclamation
converting the Legislature in special
session September 3 for the purpose of
reapportioning and redistricting the
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
To Close the Tarir Debate.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 90. Tho United
States Senate to-day unanimously
agreed to the propositions OF Senator
Aldrich to close debate On the tariff bill
Septem Der s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27

SCRANTON. Pa. aug % Scott Shoe
r,aker. a hotel man well Fnown IN bis
~ 81 horbood Slew Gus his BRAINS in
che Forest House here.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27

wHFkT-soli OF aGsc and reacted ia
I&c. quiet. August g. Oh 81 0ssse. Sepfem
Der. q 0-ii 0s.c. December. sl1e4aI11S
May sfI4k8LI58
C0RS-Duil and steady. No 2 ssiSG.57c,
steamer rnlred EfaY4c
OArs-Cuiet and steady; Western. s0Qsso.
Provisions PEI quiet and s-m pisfs - ~
e. -. extra mess. e 7sa70o PORK hru sns
tn fa.- demand raess. 80 s0alsss. extra PRIME.
s0o07i35o Lard quiet snd wesk steam
rendered. e. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
sons O. Veterans MEEr.

The Ninth Annual Encampmont COnvenes
az -. Joseph. NO. Five Thousand Mem
esrs In Attendance on the Opening Day.
ST. JOsEPH, Mo. Aug. %. The ninth
annual encampunent o. the Sons OF Vet
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27

Nooustte. Royal ~ tore. XelFets.
Betty ard Ispesfrv Prusse ere ErR
for shrty days alta rate thst VIII -.
sure lneir safe
NoEsr, HFRroEsHsfEEs = 60.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27


and it is estimated that the total
arrivals thus Far exceed 5000
mmander-in-Chief Griffin arrived
Monday morning on special train
bearing the Indiana Ohio and
Virginia delegations Other members
OF the couucil-in-chief arrived within
the same hour, and the party were
taken In carriages 10 their quarters.
escorted By local camps of the order.
There are at present rs 600 members
2i tae order, an increase of 10000 over
kast year There are now over 1000
camps. New York heads the list In
diana is second. Ohio third, Missouri
aourth and Illinois fifth.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27

erans was form
ally inaug urated
here at noon
Monday by he
opening ofCamp
Grima az the
Exposition park.
n early every
prominent mem
Der of the order
isin attendance.
the West being
partic u arly
we'll represent
e d. pc cial
trains have been
pouring into the
city all day long.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
IN ONE MONTH.

DR. s CLAY requests psssa
Rheumatism Always Cured Deafness Cured Caarrh Cured
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
NOT YET ENDED.

The striking Engineers ana fireGsn at
the Chicago stock Yards Wiz Their
Fight. Bat the S1itchmen Demand .
Raise ana Quit WORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-08

the United States authorities against the OBJ
struction OF the river traffic. There were no
votes TO spare in this case. and the energetic
mem sS MssSTs S
Connolly, and Webster attacked the bill 50
ht rdsbo Is hat SGSf to Sp
bridges across the, river will necessitate a
change in the grade OF the tracks at its ap-
street at Fourth avenue. The roadway bridges
there will have to give way to foot bridges
OTHER bits passed in the Assembly were:
The, Rhodes bill, putting the provisions OF the
Civil Damage act at the service OF sufferers
sufferers from the evils Of intemperance: SEN
penalties for Health and Fire Department vi TO-
in the same judicial district in which The vlo.
lation occurred; Mr., steln's, recurring Q de-
Sstt OF fS4 nd tes q the
Senator Jacobs and Mr.. Weeds. bill for police
matrons in cities; 1.-THE cities OF New York and
Senate. but restored In the Assembly COM
mitteol; Mr.. BlumenthaPs bill permitting in
surance companies to include damage from
leRky water pipes and open faucets In their
The Assembly's afternoon session was ex-
session also lasted very late. Many useless
roll calls were had. and many ills were passed
at great expense Of time and trouble, which
enough to get through the executive. chamber.
Some slaughter was also INDUCED in. Mr..
S 10 y S
State. again fell by the wayside for lack Of
votes; Mr.. Brady made a similar un,suceeiss,
every school district in New York city repre-
sanitation IN the Board OF Education. He
a ba Ssf 9Gs 6esT seFsy
The Speaker 10 against the bill
Mr. GARDENER. from the Committee on Codes,
Hon rim Sullivan objected to its being ad-
vanced, there Is hardly any prospect Of its
going through.
tet passed his bill, giving police doormen in
New York a grade and chance at progressive
salaries running from $1,000 10 $1.10O and
The The Cable railroad bill handling in the As
semhly was lifting sequel to senator Cog.
In his committee. OF course; and lost no time
in reporting it back; On the final vote Mr.
Il n his vote Of to the
1884 on account. OF this road.
=" Oh" said Tim Sullivan. In tones OF deep
DISGUST, they are paying cash this time. SIT
Mr.. Stein did not sit down after voting
against the pill. Only 80 men voted for
ment as 10 the potent Influences behind the bill.
In the evening another ,t exhibition Of the
given give in the passage Of the Harvey Claim Bill.
its pusher. J. K. 6'Connor. has made SO many
ed smile by calling It up to- night. But
be evidently knew what he was talking about,
and surprised everybody by getting 81 votes
aud passing the bill. similar measure In
the Senate was killed. 80 It is difficult to see
what promise Mr.. O'Connor sees OF making his
bill a law.
Senator Roeschs bill extending the term OF
the New York Surrogate to fourteen years Of
ter this term, was passed.
Tho Stadler bill prohibiting net fishing In
Jamaica Bay. in the interest OF hook and line
fishermen was passed in the Assembly and
goes to the Governor.