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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03

: e; e; n r. & s vi n 81
iso Dr'fSsa slys tSss tho Snl, coHas si
In the Ss he Re
rent year In mmissioner Raum' : estimates :,
from which the forthsoming rens tno Rii! WI
pensions for i', tho coming fiscal year. whereas
ns St lille o ssT r iooo JUL month
y. wo" be Ssed 3; i si4 ts SG 6
about Ssi,Oi00o0 was expended, while in tho
t rs' n elt f' Was ssUo decrease Of
gid yS' ~ E "ysn s snh sscys 0t s
year's regular appropriation Of SlSa 100000.
| which of itself viii probably be SS.OoOOoO or
SlOOOOOOO in excess Of the requirements
While President Harrison Is enjoying himself
| shooting Virginia ducks. as the guest of the
Ragged Gun Club. and Mrs. Harrison is taking
care of the chile on at the hotel, where "IiGe"
Hatord attends to the daily corrSsp1n11dsn,ce'
he = muster o, ths White House at present;
and last night state dinner, vas given, n Of
Vars nSs G %sns cso 9'is % %
that is producing for him, untold wealth, ar.
Delemar has been something OF u social lion
ss nc Sps pn snG thu s ws Haas Ts
Il ss s %os q Witt IT. BsisRsr vas ,Es
guests OF honor. Last night there were no
hmsh1 is o falling the ee
electric button. but the artificial lake. with
It's HGnf es IS, snd Eod eh was set nt t IN
tho 'front.' t and WY" arrison YS ."u across tie
hack. which were nude to order undo De- tho
eecutivss, mansion. were brought into reauisi-
ton: This dinner was called a Shrove Tues.
the Whte Hou neG e ss lies Of a i
Ex-senator George F. Edmunds has re-
turned from his Southern trip. land made him
self quite cons ricuous around tho Senate wing
considerab!e coniIdsntial business %f with the
H sstaIlishesd his headauarters in the. otiise
vate ofllce he nilotcd the senators. Mr. Ed:
muRds is deeply interested in the success Of
the NicaraHuun Canal bill
Among military men 1t is regarded as an
honorable distinction to be appointed to mem
bershir on the Board Of Managers Of National
Soldiers aG IN to that Board
Nhoa % the Sss the
the Senate: or any other authority, The rec
Sers o Se Honse %aa r. the on M
tary Affairs. and their action is ratified
BY tho House; There are four vacancies in
the Board. and the Military Committee o-day
decided to make the following recommenda-
tons: Elk Senator w. j. Sewell OF New jersey
Gen. Martin T. Mcmahon OF New York. Col J.
l. Mitchell Of Wisconsin. and Major G. H.
Bonebrake Of California, All of these gentle
men are mem bers Of the Board. and they are
recommended to succeed themselves. 1t is
understood that there is no opposition. and
that the House will confirm them without
delay.
Senator Hill and William NJ Sineerly. editor
OF the Philadelphia Record had a long chat at
the Capitol to-day. and they left the building
together. This circumstance gave rise to |
much gossip among the Senators. one OF whom |
suggested that Col. Singerly was here as the |
Of Gov. Pattison. to talk over the
political situation as affected by the candidacy |
OF the Senator and the ambitions OF the Gov |
ernor. 1t is more likely. however. that the |
conversation was Of q personal character. Col. |
who is M an Old friend Of Mr. Hin hap,
q new mint building for Phil ad elphia
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Passed Much wrecknxe or Hnt,.r...

NORFOLK. March 2.-The schooner Abbey ".
Snow. Capt. j. Thomas. bound from Proyi-
dence to Norfolk. arrived hero to-day. Capt
Thomas reports that when forty miles south
cast OF Cape Lookout he passed the schooner
was II, distress; being short OF provisions and
part o. her sails gone. He offered assistance
the attempt to help her, Capt. Thomas passed
much wreckage south Of Hutteras showing
the fate OF several vessels in tine late storm
which ragged OH the coast.
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No further light could be obtained yesterday
upon the reported union Of interests between
the Delaware and Hudson. Erie. and New York
Central All inquiries were met. as heretofore.
with denials of knowledge or interest upon
the. part OF those supposed to be connected
York Central was not concerned in il. Mr.
Mcleod Of the Reading was in the city and
had II conference with Mr.. Depew after the
GERS OF the Vanderbilt lines yesterday morn
ing In regard to properties in Albany belong
ing to the Central and used by the Reading
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Incurred the Dlsplca.ure OF the Pop..

ROME. March 1.-The Pope is said to be dis
satisfied with the course OF MonsiGnor d. Fer
rata the Papal Nuncio at Paris. on the ground
that he has not shown hearty accord with the
Pnpe's Efforts to ESTABLISH, and mnintnin. good
relations with the republic. Inc Pore VIII 70.
one more in accord with the Papal policy to-
ward France.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
An Interuat,onu, Money standard.

LONDON, March 1.-The annual meeting Of
the Timetable League was held to-day at Man
chester, the Mayor of Manchester presiding.
The annual report said that the movement for
In Europe. India, and in the United Statos. and
that the fluctuations in the rate Of exchange
naue ~ a burning question In commercial and
innusirial centres. All the speakers agreed
that me outlook for an international standard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
Trunk Line Association.

At the meeting yesterday Of tho Trunk Line
Association it was decided to allow the use Of
tourist cars between Boston and Chicago to
meet the competition OF the Grand Trunk
The ex"cutir? meeting Of the Freight Asso.
citation hdl"hrned until next Wednesday, when
there Will le q meeting OF the Trunk Lines,
a" Central Traffic. and the Northwestern
LAX t and rail shipments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03

CoNsTAST1SorLE. March 2.Gorio Chinda-
rolf. the assassin Of DR.. Vu'kovitch the Bulga-
riaI agent to the Porte. who was murdered on
last " Wednesday hight while going TO his club.
has beer arrested. He has confessed his guilt
and has given a M excuse that ue was drunk
whcE he committed the decd.
i reportedlha Ch!IdGr0ff confessed later
that he received an offer II 800 piastras from
Ar unknown persOr. Supposed to be a kuSSlan
agent, 10 induce him 10 Kill pr NulkGvtch.
and other similar Jobs were promised in the
event OF Success
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LONDON. March 2.-iIr. Waller. n merchant
Of Bradford. has arranged to defray the entire
expense OF bringing from Brazil the $50 per-
emiGrated from Yorkshire to that country
some months ago. The ,o;hers mostly women
anu children. have persisted from hardships
or from the unsuitable climate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03

Fire did nearly S:tOUoO damage Yesterday
morning to tho drying room and pattern shop
of the Architectural Iron Works. ESQ 500 Wet
Thirty third street The works include a row.d
struggling two-story buildings and building
Of four stories. Adjoining on the enst and in
the rear are big tencments. No one was hurt.
and the tenemcnts were mt no time In danger.
Campbell 4 Van Tasscll. the owners OF the
the drying room. where wood is made fireproof
hya patented process The firm has the con-
tract to make tho window frames for the now
the Are destroyed those already man ufactursd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
SPARKS FROM THE zEAEGRApA

The Governor of Massachusetts, has appointed April 7
asFsstDay.
Ana Cal, on Iuesday afternoon. The vibrations were
from EAST TO west,
W s. Kenworthy Of Osknloosa Iowa. was yesterday
appointed by Acting Secretary SpAnding Immigrant
Inspector, with headquarters in New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
An Irish Question In the Commons.

LONDON. March 3.-In the House OF Com
mons the day was principally occupied in the
discussion OF the bill introduced by tho Irish
tenaofs b party t. extend to certain syicted
Messrs William WBrjsn as dbyy ea hlIon Ihomas
sexton, John f. Rcdmond. and Sir George
na reiEsyah supported the bill against II" op,
hnally rejected BY a vote OF 900 to H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
Justice Murray Nus. support HI. Wife

Police Justice Welde. in the Harlem Court
yesterday. ordered Civil Justice Thomas Nlur
ray. son Of ex-Policc Justice Henry Murray, to
pay his wife. Catherine Y. Murray. Sy5 nor
week toward the support Of herself and their
child. Civil Justice Murray was put under
Fitzpatrick builder of 437 West Forty third
street - 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
TIL. Victory of the Isd...napo,,. Striker.

INDIANAPOLIS, March Livery street car In
indianapolis is running again and every
striker is at work. Receiver Steele is In full
possession and has returned the badges to the
men. the withdrawal Of which rrccipitated all
fighting in Judge Taylor's court to keep him
self from being put in lai for contempt Those
they did it because they understood the Mayor
had called out the artillery and they wanted to
prevent tho bloodshed which would inevitably
h4Ye OCcurrou. y,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03

Superintendent Murray received this ls,ter
yesterday:
DEAR SIR: Would you be kind enough to
assist mo In finding my parents. or give mo
some Information concerning their where
abouts? It's boon thirteen years ago since
heard from them. Their last uarc OF rcsi-
van and Thompson streets. The block at
that time was called Depau row. Tho num-
Der i have forgotten. Tho name OF my father
is Frank jacob Thompson.
Please address TO Wnlla Wnlla. Wash.
Yours truly. JOSEPH BnEAToN THOMPSON"
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Goal Tonnage for heading.

Philadelphia despatch says that Coke
Brothers havo made a deal with the firms OF
Pardee Bros. Co.. Pardee Sons Il Co.. and c.
Pardee Co. for the control Of mines operated
by them. This deal. i is said. will divert the
Reading system from bethlehem TO Philadel,
phia instead Of by way Of Phillipsburg. \. j..
vania Railroad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
PASSENGERS S7OEM HOUND.
Tho Long Island and Boaton Train Ferry
Stops Running.

Slope stunning.
Owing to the stormy weather on the Sound
traffic on the Long Island and Boston route
has been temporarily suspended. The gale
blew with such ferceness that the CAPTAIN OF
the float was afraid to put out with his load OF
passenger coaches and slceping passengers.
AS consequence the passengers from Boston
were, detained ut Wilson'S Point until they
passengers on the outgoing train from Brook
Ign and Long Island City were detained Mt
Oyster Bay all Tuesday night and brought
back yesterday morning Travel will he re-
sumed as soon as the storm subsidies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
Manager Henry +. Abbey Has = Thing OF
Two n Sny.

Manager Henry +. Abbey made a flying trim
to New York yesterday. He said Mt the Metro
rolitan Opera House last night that no had
made n contract with Co1uelin. the French
comedian. for an American engagement in
1893. He said that it was not vet definite
~ settled whether Nlounet- Sully another
French comedian. would play In this. country
or not. Negotiations were still pending with
the actor. Concerning the report that the Alb
bey-Grau COMPANY had finally abandoned all
idea OF giving another season Of Italian and
said rather cniGmatically: II never said or
authorized the statement that we would not
lie refused to amplify the statement, which
leaves beautifully in the dark the question
whether he will or will not propose another
season. He simply added that the present
venture had been latterly successful from
financial standpoint
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03

DOVER, March 2.-In the storm this morning
the mail boat Vile de Douvres. from Ostend.
ran on the rocks near this port. She was
pulled of before she received serious damage
and has arrived at her pier The storm on the
east const continues. and the harbors are
crowded with vessels seek ing refuge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
Nine Men Killed by /. Landslide.

BERLIN. March BY d premature blast to-
day In u quarry at Aachen a landslip was
caused. whereby n number Of worImen were
overwhelmed. Most Of the unfortunatas We're
oxtrcntcd with no more serious consequences
than broken limits or severe bruises. but nine
were killed outright or persisted from suffoca-
tion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
Gen. Harrison Back from

Gen. Hnrri"o" Back from Ragged Island.
NORFOLK. March 2.-President Harrison and
cunning party arrived at Virginia Beach this
afternoon from Ragged Island after two days'
excellent sport. The President has been
Island Association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
AMUsEMENTS.
The Performance OF the Neistersi.eers' At
the Metropolitan Opera House.

vhe AetrOpoUtAn VpefA HOUSE.
II last evenings's performance In the Metro.
politan could be Chased as an experime tent,
the result proved 1t to be a very successful
one. for the opera OF the "Meistersinger."
though It seemed out OF place and even awk-
WARRIOR. perhaps more correctly speaking. tame
In its Italian dress. yet was on the whole an
exceedingly creditable presentation. MJean de
Rcszke was Wdliie. Edouard dc Reszke Hans
Sochs. Montariol made personnble and hui
usDdrid.b but the same could not be nvcrrod
OF the Bech1nessr OF Sgnor Carbone. His in
depreciation OF this character. upon which so
great portion OF all the point and snap OF the
drama depends. was absolutely devoid Of fun
Nor was there purely malicious figure
ret;ne as might have been tho con
was In earnest. almost traRically so at times,
and he sang the notes Of his part with q real
place, His serenade was sentimental and
really lovely. as mere vocal emission: but Of
Nine HTani made Charming Era IL in i IooRs.
meiStcrr as Maedalena kept her usual serene
lence
As has been ,hinted. the italian words gave
an dtnr,eHaslns disturbance to ears aecustom-
dssouHy s welded to Wasners q music stem and
there was also a certain ineongruity between
smooth way in which the artists tried t.. polish
of rough corners with Dortnm'entos and other
cunning DEVICES Of tho Italian and French
schools OF vocal art
The brothers de Rcszke gavc added proc:
last night NJ their trustworthy reliability The
earnest Intelligence which they showed and
the perfection with which they flllcd their re-
SpcrtiNc dinlcut roles lent immcasurablo
glory to the lnurcls already accorded them
from press and public.
Herr Seid won a large share Of the applause
last night He was most warmly greeted on
MS cntrnnce-a hearty round Of hnndclapping
followed the overture. and after the first act
the audicncc refused to he quiet until tho
foolights. It was n pleasant sight. recalling
many driGhtful memories. t. sec his familiar
form at the desk. a feeling Of assurance and
peace. n knowledge that "nll's we'll" in tho
orchestra is brought about by that welcome
vision.
The management should he congratulated
upon very strong. even. and credtable per-
formance OF this gigantic work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
Wreck cd of Cuba,s south Coa.t.

HAVANA. March 1.-The schooner Charles
and J., A. Pinarl, Whipple from CrnfueGos for
New York, has been wrecked near Cienfuegos.
Tine crew was rescued
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
Notes Of Foreign Happenings.

The Sac Paulo Railway lines in Brazil are
unable to move the coffee crop for lack Of fuel.
r. since me fever scare at santos coal carriers
castie Sewnrt artcrs for that port from Sew
local deposits are already exhausted.
.e Tomsn'S Committee on the Chicago
hr 10 London held its first meeting yesterday
+, christian OF Terk presided Two
work. u' ui'isi'n' VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
"Lohensria" mt alsrssiIles.

MARsEIILEs. March "A successful season
OF Wagnerian opera Is In progress In this city.
"Lohengrin has been produced live times.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03

Requires courage. but imitators have the
qualities Of burglar without his courage.
Johann Hon's Malt Extract Is 80 popular
that IL has been Initiated. See that the sig
nature Of Johann HoT is on the neck Of
every bottle Eisner a. Mendcson Co., Sole
Agents and Importers of Mineral Waters. O
barclay Street. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03

u suffered terribly: I was so nervous tho
lenst excitement would bring on trembling
OF my whole system. MY face would flush. I
not know how to express myself. felt like 1
was hall drunk most OF the time. used DR..
done wonders for mo. J'cI IKE q Nee i,ersi,i.
All those. symptoms are rapidly disappearing.
aud health and strength are tax ing their PLACES.
c'.IlO'n nervousness III a,,u form.
"BERHARD F. aTORCK,
lib Point Lane. Baltimore. Nd"
0B-Dr. Greene. the specialist in curing all
forms OF nerrous and chronic diseases 35 West
18th st. New York. can DO consulted FREQ. p"r-
sonally or by letter Call. or write him about
your case. or send for symptom blank to I'LL
out: and n letter fully explaining your disease.
giving advice. &c.. will be return ed free.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03

,rs.imsps' rneenmatism. special diseases specific
Yorr ni1x aAa"h sanitariuni. 227 ". ltth 81, New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03

when Baby was sick. We gave M. cas.or1A
when she was Child, she cried TO, CastoriA
when she became Miss, she eiung IL CastoriA
when she had Children. she gave them ca.rortS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03

Psos Remedy for CatarTh Is n real cure Other rem.
sdes fail Try this II is sure, Druggists 5Oc.-Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
TORE HER BOTTOM OUT.
A Steamers Shaft Breaks, knocks Holes
In Her bottom and She sinks.

LONDON. March 2.-The British steamer
Plato. Capt. Rcndle. from Liverpool bound for
Rio Janeiro. when of the Scillys. yesterday.
broke her engine shaft. Before the steam
could DO shut off the broken shaft plunged
wildly about and knocked great holes in her
bottom. through which the water began to
pour In volumes.
The pumps were instantly set to work. but
we're unable to keep the water down Capt.
Rendle concluded that it was impossible to
save the ship. and. determining to abandon
her. sent out signals OF distress. Relic! came.
the Captain and his crew. twenty eight in
steamer went down. tho Scily Islands bearing
twelve miles i.
CAPT. Rendle and the crew landed a, Fall
mouth to-day. The Captain reports that the
weather was very bad and thick. with snow in
the Channel when the Plato met with her
accident. She had been laboring hard when
her shaft snapped and tore her bottom out.
The crew We're transferred with great dill
Guilty in tho heavy sea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03
A Savannah CITY OmriaI Asked to Run 70,
Parliament

SAVANNAH. March DIR =. J. Hennessy.
lately elected City Physician hero. has been
invited ly the Irish party to return to Ireland
and stand for Parliament. lle is relative Of
the lat" Sir John Pope Hcnncssy. ard he has
Kilkenny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-03

The Plato was built fourteen years ago at
Newcastle. England. and measured l.O24 tons.
She made Triangular voyages, between Liver
pOol. Brazil. and New York. Her agents here
are Bush & Jevons. She carried a general
cargo the value OF which did not exceed $780,
OUU. She was valued at about $4,000.
Arizona republican., 1892-12-10
rERPslcHoaE ON wILLsR cRlcK

The daughters of Terpsichore who sit at Pbal.
las feet.
And overlook the festival of dancing.
In point OF style and makeup may be very hard
10 beat
As supple, soft eyed hours they're entrano-
ing.
But IA tan checked diety,
Living in the Used to-be,
Gould beat these maids with cards and spades
in bloom;
For she reigned on Willer Crick,
And presided, fair and chic
Der the rags" we used to give before the
boom.
The rags" we used 20 give before we plated
out the place,
Before we had the opryhouse to splurge in.
We're free and easy gatherings of homemade
country grace,
And everybody came without the urgin.
Oh, the fiddle and the horn,
And the organ, wheezed and worn,
Made an itchy twitchy music in the gloom
OF the busy workaday,
So that sorrow staid away
From the "rags"w used to give before the
boom.
The caller of and the fiddler was a simple,
homey soul,
Who had one waltz in all his rcpertory;
dis long suit was his "cowdrills" and the over
flowing bowl
And the Irish Washerwoman" was his
glory.
But he tickled up his heels
With his old Vrginny reels,
Like an airy, joyful fairy In the room;
For then none of US were rich,
Nor were parvyneo and SIGH.
Al the rags" we used TO give before the boom.
VIII A. White in indianapolis Journal.
Arizona republican., 1892-12-10
Excused for Deafness.

Recently Mr.. Justice Grantham ex-
cused man who pleaded that he was
deaf in his left ear. No sooner had he
done so than another sought similar re-
lief on account of deafness in his right
ear. He, too, had to be excused, but the
learned judge wittily remarked that had
he known beforehand that two such APP
pications would be made he would have
kept both men in the box to supply each
others deficiencies.-L Tit-Bits.
Arizona republican., 1892-12-10
The Products of Land.

1t is estimated that twenty-five acres
If land are necessary to sustain one man
on flesh meat. The same space of land,
II devoted to wheat culture, would feed
i2 people; if to oats, SS; potatoes, Indian
sorn and rice, 176; and if to the plantain
Or bread tree. over 5000 people.--Yankee
Blade. r
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-15
WORLD OF POLITICS
Speculations on the Outcome of
the Chicago Convention.
CLAIMS OF A CORRESPONDENT
Gossip Concerning the Platform Ratificatien
Meeting Of Republicans in Chicago
State Conventions.

New York, June IA The Herald's Wash
fngtou correspondent, specializing on the
outcome Of the Chicago convention, says
that Cleveland win have no walk over. but
dle Democratic leaders Of Warrington be-
lieve that the ex-president will have to
fight lard fer the nomination. German is
the choice Of apparently majority Of his
senatorial conferees. On the platform the
correspondent gays: IAN effort to obtain
strong civil service reform plank in the
Democratic national platform is being made
by Democratic members OF Congress inter
esrvG in the subject OF silver. The plank is
tha subject Of considerable discussion
uFIoag Democratic members of Congress.
The silver men seem. less disposed
TO make an aggressive SIGHT than the rep
resentatives Of mining states at the Re
publican convention. The opponents OF
free coinage are not expecting mucn diff
Guilty IN obtaining the plank they want and
tae friends of free coinage have evidently
lost heart by their repeated defeats in the
Democratic ranks
Senator Stewart, the Republican silver
agitator from Nevada. said in Reply TO a
question as to what the Democrats would
DO on silver said: "Bah, they win do Just
the same as the Republicans. Why, the
gold bugs would send million dollars or
two million, If necessary, TO buy up the
whole convention
Representative Bland, a Democratic free
coinage advocate. is equally hopeless. The
fact that one of the counties in his district
recently adopted resolutions advising that
the tariff be made the predominant issue
seems 10 have killed his ardor. All that
could be got from him as to whether an
earnest fight would be made at Chicago for
Tree silver coinage was II do not know, l
don't know what viii be donen