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The evening world., 1892-02-05
DROPPED DEAD ON WALL SRTEET
Wealthy Merchant Abbott Stricken
on Entering His ONCE,

B. F. Abbott, a retired shipping merchant
of 9s Joralemon street, Brooklyn, and father
OF Judge George b. Abbott, Surrogate OF
Brooklyn, dropped dead at the Office entrance
OF the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company,
40 and 81 Wall street, shortly after 10 o'clock
this morning.
Mr.. Abbott was slxty-eight years old and
for years was shipping merchant and ship
owner, doing business at 90 Front street.
Mr.. Abbott was also interested In the Atlantic
Mutual insurance Company.
His next-door neighbor on Joralemon street
was Mr.. John b. Lord, also an of1icial IN the
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company. Mr..
Lord said that he asked Mr.. Abbott not to go
to the ofIice this morning, but he insisted on
doing so. Mr.. Lord accompanied him.
Just as they were entering the ofrice Mr..
Abbott, while leaning upon Mr.. Loru's arm,
sighed and dropped llfeless to the floor. He
did not even groan, nor did he move after he
fell. Coroners Schultze and shea decided that
death was due TO paralysis OF the heart.
Mr.. Abbott leaves wife and two children.
His daughter, Alice NJ, is the wife OF Rev.
John scudder, OF the Jersey City Tabernacle.
He also leaves large fortune.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
ALL DOWN WITH DIPHTHER|A.
Five Children I'll, and One Has
Died, in One Family.
They Lived In a Basement Next u
Stable on Sixty-flfth street.


1t is announced to-day that inspectors OF
the Health Department have discovered a
nest OF diphtheria IN West SiNty-titth street,
where they found SIX children In one family
down with the disease. one child wqs already
dead
word was sent 10 DR.. Edison, CHER OF the
Bureau OF Contagious Diseases, who gave
orders to have the living children removed AT
once to the hospit al on North Brothers Island
M, ,,,,,,u, ,,.a.a ,,,,,., a., 80, -,
me 'h''uren were iouhu III ,"o-sur'
iraiii' mousse at 24O west SlNty-ntth street,
near Eleventh avenue. William Early keeps
e'o~''' anu >""'' ''''' va '"e s'''"'
hoor'
The so-called basement Is nothing more
tnon n c,,,,r win ,xn ronms which bav,
' N''' "' WV ''o'''=' "N''" "a"
been occupied Tor some time by Johann
Luhrs, q German who Is employed In sec
ondh,nd turn,,uro s,nro In ,mst,rdo,n ,yo
,,,,, ,,,' ',,,. ,.s,,,.,,, ,,,l'.,,,s -.
nue.. HIS family consisted OF his wife, Louisa,
and six children-Maric. ten years old
Johann. eight aud half. Max. six and n hulf
Fred, four; Annie, two, ana Baby Willie,
three months
The c.,i.r ,u dam, aud un,.,,th,n
iA' '''"' 10 u"hp anu '"ne'''hi"''
a week ago the boy Fred was taken sick
and the father called I'm DR.. Frintplpht. OF
west r,,,x-..v,,,h u,r,e, ,yh, cal, m. Ia,
we ".'' r','. -se'eh'h s.'oe'' WIN sa'u 'ne iau
had dtphtheria. Luhrs said this morning
that Dr. Frintni,-h toll him he would report
tho oos, ,o ,no tIna,,h ,,,nar,,,,,
Va. .".o " 'ho i.",'n n.p", men.
The father waited until the following day,
but no one came to see about the sick poy.
o,,, ,o ,u,,,, a., ~. ~ o,a,,no, ,,,,-o,. ,,,,
anu ho 'a'ieu I" ~ r. 'Peh'o' 'i"i'e'' WIN
informed the Health Department.
An inspector ~, nj tn the house furnivote ed
,,,', ..aa.,i, s', ... ,, ,,, ,.e,',
ho ioois ANY wv , o, ~ Seu e ihiu M
Nv noaPl,ai' p"V 'he iio'he' iciuSeu W iel
The evening world., 1892-02-05
"SHORT SELLER" IAN ANARCHIST.
So Says Fork Packer Whitaker
Talking on Anti-Option.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-John Whitaker, n
large pork packer of st. Louis, Mo-, anu
Wichita, KAN, to-day addressed the House
Committee on Agriculture IN advocacy OF the
AnttOptions bill.
10 Representative Alexander Mr.. Whitaker
said that unqucstionably the tendency OF
"short" selling was TO depress prices
ana to Interfere with legitimate
trade. Farmers, he said, were not COM
PEELED to market their grain Instead OF
storing It; but the experience OF the past
eight years had taught them that holding
wheat was closing game" and that with
this Unlimited short selling cheating down
the price each year. the best time Tor them
to sell grain was as soon as II was harvested.
"Wipe out, II possible, the short seller, the
non-owner, in other words. the American an
archls,s." said Mr.. Whitaker, and added.
:: That is what he Is. say II soberly. The
short seller to-day is OF the Anarchist Of
America the worst one we have, and he will
make the farmer come down and sell his stun
under the red nag"
The evening world., 1892-02-05
German Privates to Be Relieved from
Petty Officers Tyranny.
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Try ASSOCIATED Press,
BERLIN, Feb. 5.-The order issued by Prince
George, OF SaXony, an lnspector-General OF
the German Army and commander OF the
Twelfth Army Corps, calling upon the officers
OF that corps TO stop the inhuman treatment
practised upon the privates by non-commis-
stoned officers Is very likely to result in the
amelioratlon OF the condition OF the privates
OF the whole army ana TO free them from the
brutal tyranny OF low grade officers.
The matter was discussed to-day by the
Budget Committee OF the Reichstag, and 1t
was resolved to favor greater publicity In the
proceedings OF military tribunals and the
punishment ordered by those courts. The
Committee also resolved to favor a measure
that you'd afford the soldiers greater facili-
ties for revealing their grievances.
The leaders OF the Freisinnge party intro
duced q resolution to completely reorganize
the military penal system, but this was re-
jected by the Committee.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
SHOWCASE THIEVES CAUGHT.
Their Operations Were Watched by
a Police Board President.

Three well-dressed, espectable-appearlne
young men were In Justice O'Donnells Court
Jersey City, To-day, on suspicion OF being the
thieves who have been robbing showcases In
that city.
President John p. Feeney, OF the Jersey
City Police Board, saw four men about Il
showcase in front OF David Rinaldo's store at
ia Newark avenue at 10 o'clock last night.
He observed that they stood 50 that one was
hidden by the others.
suspecting mischief, Mr.. Feeney watched
the men ana saw that the hidden one was at
work on the showcase door with chlsel.
As he approached one Of the four spoke Il
warning word and they walked away and
broke into a run. Mr.. Feeney captured the
man with the chisel.
John James II ll6 Erie street, had also
been watching the quartet. and he and
thanceman Johnston captured two others.
The prisoners described themselves as
James Cummings, or Jersey city; James
Murtha. Of LA Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, and
James o'Neill, ot Brooklyn. They were held
for the Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
ALASKA'S NEED OF REINDEER.
Government Help Must Be Given to
the Threatened Natives.
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WAsHISGToN, FEB. 5.-The Senate Commit
tee Oh Agriculture this morning listened 20
an interesting talk by Rev. sheldon JACKSON,
General Educational Agent for Alaska: Mr..
Tingle, agent OF the North American Com
mercial Company, and Capt. Ilealy, Of
the revenue cutter Corwin, upon the needs Of
the natives OF Alaska, with particular refer
ence 10 the bill Introduced by senator Teller
providing for the Importation into Alaska OF
reindeer from Sibcriu.
All or the speakers made the point that the
food supply OF the Territory was rapidly lai-
ing, and that II would soon be necessary for
the Government TO make large appropriations
OF money TO prevent the natives from starving
to death, unless some such measure as the
pending bill was adopted.
1t was said that the reindeer supplies
nearly all OF the necessaries Of lie to the in
habitants OF Siberia.
The animal yields milk from which cheese
can be made: It's hair Is woven into fabrics !;
Its skin makes the warmest ard most endur-
Ing garments: It's flesh Is highly nutritious
ana its intestines are knitted Into substantial
fish nets and seincs
The evening world., 1892-02-05
CONGRESSMAN BELDEN'S SUIT.
Summing Up Begun on His Claim
for S6.OOO.OOO.

summing up Tor the plaintff In the suit Of
Congressman James j. Belden against
stevenson, Burke, WinslOw, Lanier & Co. and
others to compel them to pay the Columbus.
Hooking Valley and Toledo Railroad
Company S0,OCO,O0O received for $4,000. 900
of railroad bonds, was begun To-day before
supreme Court Justice Ingraham by Elihu
Root.
He declared that Burke had deliberately
attempted To deceive the stockholders, and
had uade wilUl Misfcprese In his
notice aS TO the issue or the 5000, 900 bonds.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
WALL ST.
STOCK REPORTS.
Bears Control the Market in the
Early Trading.
A Reaction Later Sends Prices
Up Again.
Atchison Pounded on Unverifed
Rumors of Financial Difficulties.

WALL STREET. Friday, Feb. 1.-The bears
were on top again this morning. They sold
the list freely at the opening and sent prices
down u to " per cent.
subsequently Distlling & Cattle Feeding
jumped from 40i4 to 40la, but the general
list responded feebly to this movement and
pretty soon another decline ensued. Atchison
and New England were particularly heavy
and the former sold below 3s.
1t Is reported from Chicago that Nelson
Morris and President Greenhut, Of the
Wniskey Trust. have secured the controlling
interest in the Company.
Another despatch says that the annual re-
port will show net earnings OF about 4,OOO,-
600, leaving some $2,O0O,oOO applicable to
the purchase of these properties II the dlrec-
tors are disposed to use the surplus for that
purpose.
The report that the Edison General Electric
ana the Thomson-houston Electric Com
panies have agreed upon basis OF consolida-
tion, that the former be exchanged dollar for
dollar and the latter to be turned IN on the
practically confirmed by Henry Willard, OF
the. Edison, who issued letter to this effect
to-day.
lie claims that he has been working for this
In Philadelphia this morning Metropolitan
Traction broadway Cable) sold up from %
10 D9IS.
Flint q Co. Will ship 100000 ounces OF sll.
yer to Rio Janeiro tomorrow. European
steamships will take out about 100000
ounces OF silver. The low price OF bullion has
stimulated exports
Money was easy at l u per cent. on call
the supply being largely In excess OF the de-
mand.
The bulls had their innings this afternoon,
and as yesterday they TOOK hold OF the coal
ers and marked them rapidly on the shorts.
Lackawanna was advanced to 14S3a, Jersey
Central to 1203s, Reading to 43 and Delaware
d Hudson to loS.
In Philadelphia, Lehigh Valley reached 52
latest story atioat is that the people
friendly 10 the Reading have purchased a
big block or y. D. Central, securing a
voice In the latter'S management. The report
that percentages for 1892 have been definitely
decided upon is denied, but It is admitted that
the Presidents are conlerring.
Hunter purchased 10000 Lackawanna and
Gwynne Bros. 5000 n. j. Central
The heavinesS OF the Atchisons is said to
have been due to sales for Boston account.
London bought S5oO,00O OF the incomes, and
Oppennelm 1000 shares OF the stock. 1t was
stated that the Company was again in fnan-
cial diniculties, which brought out the usual
Official denials.
In regard to sterling exchange q banker
says: With money in London at per cent.
and In New York at the same rate, gold can
not be exported until exchange is quoted at
4.SS13, and then only to the bankers who do
not insure. More bills OF exchange have
Deen made to-day against corn, cotton, rye
and provisions than for the whole week"
The treasury Department to-day bought
100000 ounces OF silver at 0l.1O 91.4O.
The amount offered was 100000 ounces.
The total sales at the New York stock EX-
change to-day were 450,S0O shares OF listed
STOCKS and 10000 ounces or silver
The evening world., 1892-02-05
PARKES'S JURY DISAGREES.
Unable to Decide If 1t Was Murder
in the First Degree.

NEWARK. y. j., Feb. 5.-At ll.3O to-day
the Jury in the ParSes murder tiiai came In
and asked to be discharged.
They told Judge Depue they could not
agree upon verdict, and had been out since
/ O'clock yesterday afternoon.
Judge Depue sent them back again and told
them to make another effort to agree.
IT Is thought they differ rs TO whether their
verdict shal. De murder in the first or second
degree Parkrs murdered his wife with a
meat chopper.
Ills defense was that sh" was IN the habit
OF drlnking ald when drunk was violent.
lie said she attempted To take his lille and
he Killed her Ia self defense.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
HIS RECORD AGAINST HIM.
A Reformed" Crook Locked VI
for m At-ap,r.aJ I,ruI,,,,

A Reformed Crook Locked Up
for an Attempted Burglary.
Michael Farrell. the so-called reformed
crook employed by the Street-Cieaning De-
partment as sweeper, as held In Jefferson
Market court to-day charged with an attempt
to burglarizc the premises OF William Black,
Il liqu1r-dealer at 23a West Thlrtieth street
Farelrs previous history Is against him.
He was known As Phelan and Lynch. and hi,
number In the Rogues' Gallery is said to be
1.9lU. A scar on his cheek shows where he
was shot by the cashier OF the Farmers Bank
at Newcastle, Del.
lam Mason attempted TO rob the bank ana all
escaped. Farrell with n bullet IN his cheek.
Later the reformed" crook was arrested In
Philadelphia for blowing" n safe. lie served
time for that crime and was released last
NAV.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
HENDRICKS AXE AT WORK,
Sharpened at Washington for Gus
tom-House Hold-Overs' Necks.

The local Republican howl for patronage
has been answered In measure, and SIX
customs inspectors, three Democrats and
three Republicans without pull, have been
decapitGted for "ineficiency to make room
Tor live Republican politicians who Will
hustle for the party and Its candidates next
Fail.
The removal OF these inspectors is said to
be the direct result or the visit to Wasning-
Patterson, Barney Biglin, Charles IL. Murray,
George llilliard and other Republican local
leaders.
The wholesale disposal or Democratic hold
overs. II Is said, VIII speedily be supple
menied by Tie letting Of several very lucrative
contract, IN connection with the Custom-
House and Appraisers Stores, where they
v i'll do the party the most good.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
FOR NATIONAL BANK SAFETY.
Law Drafted to Control Loans to
Officers and Employees.
'Py ASSOCIATED PRESS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The Fidelity Bank
scandal IN Cincinnati, the Sixth National
Bank scandal in New York and various other
breaches or trust by National bank Officers,
found cumulative echo to-day IN u bill
drafted by Representative Walker OF Massa-
Chusetts, which the House Committee on
Banking and Currency authorized To be
fayorably reported 10 the House.
In substance the III provides that national
banks shall not make loans to officers or EN-
ployees, except by direction Of the Board OF
Directors, and that reports OF loans 10 Officers
OF the bank shall be made to the comptroller
OF the Currency.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
Report that tire Chilians' Sentences
Are Made Heavier.
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LONDON, Feb. 5.-The correspondent OF the
Times at Valparaiso says that the police
guard at the house OF Mr.. Egan, the United
States Minister at Santiago, is maintained by
the Chilian authorities with the view OF pre-
venting any attack ut the instance of the
rough element.
The correspondent further says that the
Police Judge at Valparaiso has increased the
severity OF the sentences imposed upon the
assailants OF the sailors OF the United stat Us
steamer Baltimore.
This course was demanded by the Pro-
curator. The prisoners may appeal from the
extra Sentences
The evening world., 1892-02-05
CENSUS BUREAU EXTRAVhGANCE.
Sinecure Places Created to OoliR o
Pressing Congres.men.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-Whcn the House
took up the Census Deficiency bill to-day Mr..
sayers Tex made an explanation rs to It's
provisions, and brought charge u cNtraSa-
gance against the administration OF the CEN
sus Bureau.
lie said that hundreds OF men and women
who never ought TO have bevu employed had
been employed In that ofiice At the Instance
OF members OF Congress.
Had the superintendent OF IN" census been
left to operate his bureau without pressure
from the outside To put IN onice large NUM-
Der of incompetent persons, the expenditures
would have been very muCn less.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
O'C0NNOR'S EXCISE HUMOR.
Would Make It Misdemeanor tc
Go Dry a Whole Week.

ALBANY, Feb. 5.-In the Senate to-day Mr..
OConnor said that in looking over the Excise
bill which had been sent to the Judiciary
Committee he had noticed serious detects,
which might defeat the purpose OF the meas
ure.
In order to complete the proposed legisla-
tion, he offered a bill as follows:
The people of the State of New York represented
in Senate and Assembly, do enact rs follows:
SECTION !. Every man, woman and child who
snail Ro dry through the entire week shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor.
This act shall take effect upon the passage of the
hluor-dsaiers' Excise bill.
Referred to the judiciary Committee.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
Three Old Women Indicted for Kill.
ing Ten Hungarian Peasants.

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BUDAPEST, Feb. "a judicial inquiry re-
Gently held at Nensatz, town OF Hungary,
on the Danube, has resulted In the indict-
ment OF three old women named PiOnieski,
KurJakooy and Kernac1 for the murder OF ten
peasants. 1t Is charged that the crimes were
instigated by the wives of the victims.
The inquiry also revealed the existence OF
a class OF professional prisoners living IN
villages OF southern Hungary.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
BURNED WITH HIS WAREHOUSE
Fate OF Capt w. e. Edwards, an Old
Louisville Tobacconist.

TBY ASSOCIATED PREss.l
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 5.-Fire at 4 A. NJ.
destroyed the Central Tobacco Warehouse
Capt. w. L. Edwards, who was sleeping in
the building. was burned TO death. Loss Oh
property, $4,000.
captain Edwards was senior merber OF
Edwards, Barnard & Co, who owned the ware
house. He was f1Ity-three years old. had
been In the tobacco business here for twenty
years, and was wealthy widower, with no
children.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
An Anti-Barma aid Bill.

TfpFCIAL TO THE TNFNINH WOHLp.V
ALBANY, Feb. 5.-The W. {. 4. L. petitions
have borne fruit. Senator Vangorder intro
duced In the Senate. to-day. a bill prohibiting
the employment OF barmaids. Several more OF
the petitions were presented to-day. A. X.
Conkling also introduced an anti bar maid
bill In the Assembly.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
Fatal Sm all Pox.

Another case OF smallpox was reported to
the Health Department this morning. 1t was
that OF Elizabeth Meyer, OF 235 East one
Hundred and Twenty-nrst street.
Tony Mama, the child who was taken TO
North Brothers Island last night from II5
West Forty sixth street suffering from small
pox, dled there during the night.
The evening world., 1892-02-05

Big Batch of Contract Laborers.
Twenty-Five alleged contract laDorers who
arrived on the steamship Veenbaum, are de-
tanned at Ellis Island. They were bound Tor
sgennsyiyania coal minea
The evening world., 1892-02-05
FOR KILLING HIS FATHER.
Nicholas Fisher, Convicted OF Man
slaughter, Gets Five Years.

HACKENsACK, y. j., Feb. Nicholas Fisher,
convicted II mansaughtcr, was to-day sem
fenced 10y Judge Van Naltn to hve years In
state Prison. Fisher assaulted hts father.
Nov y, threw Lin out or doors and poured
water on him. he old man died Nov. -,
from the injuries. The family owned saloon
in Lodi,
The evening world., 1892-02-05
Judge David Clapton Dead.
Inv AssnCIAIEn paRsal

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb .. - Hon. David
Clapton who has been Associate-Justice OF
the supreme Court OF Alabama for a number
OF years, died OF pneumonia at his residence
THIS morning. lie had been III but a few days.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
FELL INTO THE RAVlNE.
A Jersey City Girl Seriously Hurt
by a Peculiar Accident.

Miss Laura Hutton. a pretty girl OF eigh-
teen, who lives at ogden and Boerum ave-
nues, Jersey City Heights, fell on the elm
bankment which overhangs the "rayine
road" at o'clock this morning while on ner
way to her work.
She fell about twenty feet, and was uncon-
scious when picked up. II was found that
one OF her legs was broken.
The evening world., 1892-02-05

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CRIPPLE CREEK, Col, Feb. 5.-The widest
excitement prevails here over discovery in
the Plymouth Rock shaft. At depth OF
thirteen feet chimney or ore has been dis.
covered which Is Il perfect mass OF shining
gold. samples taken from II show II TO hc OF
marvellous richness, conservative mining men
estimating the value at from $l2, 900 to ! D..
900 per ton. Another rich strike has been
made In the Washington Mine.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
Referred to the judiciary Committee.
NEW BRIDGE BILL AT ALBANY,
Incorporating the Manhattan and
Long Island Company.
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ALBANY, Feb. 5.-In the Senate to-day Mr..
Floyd-Jones introduced Bridge bill provid-
ing that Zenas King, Daniel Magone, Daniel
7. Ellis. s. +. Van Ostrand. James A. King,
j. j. Morehousc. Charles +. Stowell,
John j. Donovan, Harley Gibbs, Henry W.
King and Henry q. Claystont shall be the IN
CorporatorS or the Manhattan and Long
Island Bridge Company to build three bridges
between New YORK City and Long Island
The capital OF the Company Is placed at
el,COO.UOO,
The evening world., 1892-02-05
A Poor Mans Mite for Heroism.

*. Keller, poor German workingman,
left ~ gold piece ut the Mayors Once to-
day, asking that II be given TO the crew OF The
Everett Webster, which saved the crew Uf The
street. Cleaning tug Edwin Webster blown
~ sea IN the recent gale.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
Gen. James F. Robinson Dead.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD.


LEXINGTON, ky., Feb. 5.-Gen. James +.
Robinson, aged sixty. died here this morn
ing. lie was one OF the best known turrmen
In the United States, having been President
OF the Kentucky Association for the past
twenty years. lie was also prominent poll
tcIau.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
Tho Oklahoma Democrats.
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GUTHRIE, y. r., Feb. b.-The Democratic
Territorial Central Committee has decided to
call the Territorial Convention May II Tor
selecting delegates to the National Conyen-
tion. the Committee stood n3 Tor Cleveland,
= Tor Hin and for Boies.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
Mrs. Rohd,'s slayer Pnro'ea.

Policeman Morris, OF the West Forty
seventh street station. whose accidental di,.
charge of a revolver caused the death OF Mrs.
Mary Ruhut. ui n3 Amsterdam avenue, yes
terdaN, Was paroed by Coroner Levy this
morning IA the custody Of apt. cross uutll
after the inquest Is held.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
Tie "Greater New York" Bill.

ALBANY, Feb. 5.-In the Assembly this
morning Mr.. Webster's bill TO provide plan
for consolidating and governing New York.
Kings and Richmond Counties and part OF
Westchester county, and submitting the
question OF consolidation to vote Of Lne
people interested was reported from Com
mittee.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
Another Democrat in the House.

WAsuISGroS, Feb. 5.-The House Commit
tee ON Electors to-day decided their first
election case IN favor OF Craig, Democrat, who
has been conresting the seat OF Stewart. Re-
publican, from the Fourteenth Congressional
District OF Pennsylvania. The vote stood Q
TO 3, Messrs haugen and Doan, Republicans,
concurring with tbe Democrats OF the COM
mittee ON their iindings
The evening world., 1892-02-05
The Steamship Napier Is Safe.

The steamship Napier from Messina. con-
cerning the safety Of which great anxiety
had been felt, II Is learned by cable to-day has
Just put into Bermuda short Of coal. She Is
expected to arrive IN New York next sunday.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
For sw,ndnng an Immigrant.

In the Essex MarSet Poice Court to-day
Philip Goldberg, of IL SUFFOLK street, was held
for having Obtained $3.50 from Jacob Ret
lyL. a Russian immigrant. bS falsely lrUH4iS-
ing To obtain him employ mcnt
The evening world., 1892-02-05
McCarthyites, in the Irish Party
REFLECT Their Chief.

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DUBLIN, Feb 5.-At q meeting to-day OF the
NcCarthyne section OF the Irish Parliament
AIRY party Justin Mccarthy was reelected
President.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
West Indian Reciprocity.
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WAsHISGToS, Feb 5.-lhe President has
issued his proclamation promulgatins n
reciprocity treaty with the British West
India colonies, Trinidad, Windward and Lee
ward Islands, &c.