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BRI1IsH ARTISANS COMING.
Three Thousand OF Them 10 Visit the Fair
At Chicago.

LONDON April ia representative Of the
United Press has had interview with
Robert Mitchell. Secretary OF the Regent
Street Polytechnic. London. with reference to
the recent tour OF that gentleman and Doug
lass Hogg. son Of the founder of the Folly
technic. in America. The primary object of
the tour was 10 mako railway aud other ar
rangements for tho excursions from London
to the Chicago exhibition which the Polytoch-
mic has planned. Mr.. Mitchell gave tho re-
porter an ntcrc sting hit Of information.
There is" said he. "a gentleman Of wealth
and social repue in Chicago who was - Inn
pressed by what we lad t. tel him that lie IL
resolved upon erecting and bounding at his
own cost Chicago Polytechnic. which he
hopes will he rs successful Ms the London on'.
! am not at lhcrtyto mention his name or l
would gladly do 20. bu, YOU may tax" 1t rom
me that in due time Chicago will rosscss, q
Polytechnic hnScd uuon the London model
and provided by the municrnce of u private
benefnctor"
New York. also according, to- Mr.. Mitchell.
gent lomen in that ctv who expressed thrir
readiness to support such u project materially
as well AZ morally.
Arrangements icr tho conycvnncn Of the
Poiyte"hnic cXcu,si"n:stsb y r"it I" ana from
tmiraEo AM 10 tnoir arG"mmoNii''"n wh,.S n
The iormrr arrangements have i,rrn nnd0
both With the fcnnsy wanna AMI, til" New iorN,
NV ,''"''', w
the University authorities. there will l." - huge
model encanrm"nt of '"iyi"chni" cNcnr"."n-
lists On the grounds ol tho University. close t.
the exhibition buildings. and the promoters
think That the cncan!pntnt mnv not Ne tho
least Interesting feature OF the Nn!lh's Fair
Tho contracts entered int, with the lunnn
and Hamburg American lines hhNo teen sup
German Lloyd. aud II IL now calculated that
the total number Of rvcnrsonist- taken over
to America under l"lytcrhn.c ausrlcrs will
ut st 5000. who will be dispatched IN a.
ties Of about NN week. IN" excursion us
Will iEclud" some VI ire hest art sans il the
United Kingdom. IN addition in urttaun.,
from 800 to 100 young women will hr taken Ia
Chicago tncudinra iArg" proportion specially
Interest ell in various nranrheS OF industry.
Tho enterprise u . ro'ytechnr m .nug".
mpnt l. stirring nr 9th organizations. and
cnhaavora are bcin. mad to arrange similar
facilities for tho brl,.t Of many tnousaGd
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KEEPING THE rEAcr.

and Robert G. breckenridge. 1t was a hone
less fight for Milhollnnd for tho enrolled Re-
rublicans of the district are not many and tho
opposition has fnled to got its men on tho
roll. which is the chief Of its grievances. The
men elected to membership at the recent
meeting. which the Bliss people describe as a
riot. wcro not put on the roll and were not al
lowed to vote yesterday.
The day dawned gray and unpromising. and
Isaac s. Smith. famed in the district as e Bar.
Der" Smith. said when he got out OF bed:
"Dere amt a-gaw'n t be no scrappir'."
Nevertheless he was the first man at tho
polls. Pretty soon twenty strapping POLICE
men came tramping along. and distributed
themselves on the sidewalk. in the Railways.
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Death of Rita booth.

BINGHAMToN. April 15.-During the engage
mcnt in this city last week OF the Floy Crowcll
company. Rita Booth. IN actress. who took
old lady parts. was taken III. She played her
parts until Thursday night. whom her illnoss
developed into pneumonia. which resulted In
her death on Tuesday evening last. Tho
actress proved to be the wife Of Al Henderson.
tho musical director OF company PLAYING In
and was With his wife when she died. Il Was
supposed that the name by which the actress
was known was one she adopted for the stage.
Booth was the maiden name OF tho actress
and that her father was John Wilkes Booth.
who nssassinated President Lincoln. Mrs
Henderson was then about years OF age.
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NORWICH. April l5.-The Republican County
Convention for Chenango county was held
here to-day. Resolutions endorsing the Ad-
ministration. declaring for protection. reci-
procity. and gold money standard. regretting
Biaine's declination and calling for Harrison's
denomination were adopted and also resolu-
tons endorsing Representative George W.
Ray and calling for his denomination. The
names OF Blaine, Harrison. Mckinley. and
Convention elected Fred Mitchell. George j.
pudney: George g. Beers. 3. L. Smith. A.
Bradbury delegates to the State Convent on.
a MnNs James H. ThroeP. Jay @. Holmes, N: b.
Qaincey Matfeyson. and nd Thomas Il shields Shields
delegates to the Congress Convention.
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Comm !, .The Robber OF tho Rhi.e.s

Hayden Coffin. tho opera boufre baritone
has been engaged by Mr.. T. II. Pratt to create
the role OF WdtAe,nar in Barrymore and Puer-
ner's opera. Tho Robbcr of tho Rhine" which
will DO produced at tho opening OF the new
Fifth Avenue Theatre on May 10. Hayden
Collin is a Bostonian who made his reputation
in London. having sung ~ Dorothy 40
Cigale. He has been engaged by Mr.. T.. II.
French to support Miss Lillian Russell in Sep
tomber but New lorkers will haye an .opyor-
tunity Of hearing him before that date in Bar
rYMores opera.
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who occupied tho same place on the Bliss side
that Smith held on the opposition side. came
along with bunch of ballots in his hand and
took up his position on the sidewalk. Smith
looked at him with scathing contempt. and
said
Gavin t buldoze us. hey?"
Get out. you--you Milholland trash" Simms
replied.
There might have. been a fight then and
Simms advanced t. meet him. Mr.. Cruger
Omiod and hold out his hand.
- All. Mr.. Simms. how do You dop"
Aw. purity well. thnnky. Mr.. Cyuger. Purity
we'll. Fine day, amt it?''
Yes. Can you let me hHvc some hallots?"
Mr.. Simms could And the next minute Mr..
Cruger was standing on tn. corner of Thirty
fourth street and sixth avenue with bunch
Of tickets clenched in his lett list. like nm old
timer. He seemed nervous. Presently u col
ored man game along: Mr. crnser advanced
Brummel might have envied. and said:
How do you do. sir? Going to vote? oh.
yes. Here's u ballot. That's right. Thank
YOU"
lie n whirwnd seized tho newcomer Ly tina
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place looked bewildered. They didn't under
The Ninth district primary was by no means
serene. The opponents Of the Federal once
holders In the district circulated letter
which had been strewn broadcast among the
denizens. reading:
N! DEAR s owing to circumstance that have re-
1should be elected delegate to the Republican va.
tiona Convention. therefore earnestly solicit your
Gan aid me in THIS matter shall be pleased to hear
from you. Very truly yours. h. NJ. MORGAN
With the letter they sent out a document
saying:
MIR. Morgan Is the New York Post once superntend.
ent The foregoing pathetic appeal has ITS ORIGIN I
Republican Club Of the Ninth Assembly district at
abingdon SQUARE The intention was 20 iranser the
the cnb to the District Comitee and use the fnhus
o 10, hs Sf TRIP Of the mpeeu"
The "boys"in the club made It so hot for the oa
Methuselahs. back numbers, way backs chestnnt
burrs and the old antiques generally. that the District
shop corner Hudson and Christopher streets and tue
primaries are held down IN the lower end ot the vaRe
ns s ask Il. wa a 80
retire to their official duties Ike Mihnland in ths
out at early date and return to the hunb
tions from which they came.
Among tho delegates to the State Conyen.
ton elected are Denis Shea. Charles II. Muir:
raw. George Hilliard: the Siamese quartet 81
the Thirteenth. y Gibbs. Cowie. Meade, md
sernSTS Ghn r Nnsen snsHaG sh0Gk
hIerew. Eiihu Root. John il: Gunner. Frank
Raymond L. L. Van Allen. William H. Corsa.
Jncoh NJ. Patterson. John. Collins. John Simp-
son. John Z. Brodsky. and Gustav Schurmann.
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| and wanted vote He was told that he WASH
III desire TO- declare my protest sir. he said
against ~ the legality Of MS election"
~ " 6a'i Iir r., ssrgcant~ II, .ro,,,,.
ter go down stairs. That's right"
,rnI d9rtor wrnt down and TO- GrGuC OF his
| al gave 1t to ON. boys" Milho!land did NOT
ts rSf S1s nspe sa sa
was i one more yG, IS, cast than was registered.
ono Without t'T look inc. rusef some one ara"
Victor A. shimmel turned his back and
TONED %n pked up % ,ne
ticket; which he could tell by its size. and east
nn ns wss tho sonnG that T S t sF
TSn ballots had been split p'0''''0" '''"0' 0''
get of my foot" and an enthusiastic. Bliss
man flow down the stairs to announce the re-
viii Foreman. colored. who lives on the
other side Of Seventh avenue and consequently
out OF the district. was arrested as u repeater.
locked up, He is charged with having. Voted
Rnney Of %es Theth sree W
then trying to vote again.
,shottly after the vote had been announced
Mr. Mitho!land drove up to his headquarters
in Sixth avenue and made speech to his fol-
lowers;
reuoW hepu pllcRnS. 1elIOW Survivors. ana
fellow rufians." he began. There was whoop
OF appreciation at this.
thH sSa lie had na ftts
test to Albany. Mr. Milho!lanI closed with
this remark:
As 60 out to. eht with my official head
il tt9 taskst lee content that to-nghs
He Ind heard In the afternoon that his head
was OF, hut he kept on working.
Mr.. MiihOllind said that Cornelius n. Bliss
had msrepress nj ed the facts in the case to
Secretary Foster. but further than that he was
not ready to go Just ut the moment. Ho
will continue to reside in the dis
trict. Ho is preparing af1duvits which
will form the basis for sending a contestpg
delegation to the state Convention. The Aft
davits declare that among Col. Bliss's friends
who voted yesterday were repeaters and that
the Colonefs lieutenants used money. Mr.
Milholand will have friends in Albany.
DISTINGUISHED spectators at the primary said
that Milhollnnds ticket got votes that It would
interfcred BY removing MilhollMnd from lis
Federal place. The Administration was con-
dcmneh tor medd!ihg in an Assembly dis
trict fight, and critics Of the Secre-
tary said that possibly he would next
interfere in some Of the various election dis
trict sduabbles. The Secretary's action, it
WIS asserted. was bound to have reaction in
Milholland's favor
The law does not require that cause shall be
assigned or exist for such u removal. But II
cause is assigned. it is not customary to as
sign local poitic al sQuubbe or the desires
OF either party to it.
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John W. Mcisencr. the Socialist candidate,
led tho tail end Of tho procession with 1874
ccivcd 81 votes. md I. Tunis Mclaughlin
who nominated himscll. brought ,up the rear
lie was counted out. lie Insists that il al the
men who promised to vote for him kept their
promises. he must have been elected. and he
sus poets Tint his votes were counted for Wan
Ser. The official vote for Allermen Is:
First Distributions, J. Kelly 90. 1.729; William
II. Hooker t;.l. 3;I Kcily's ma l0riy, ;iul.
Second Distri"i-pa'rtc Norton tD.i, 1879; Jchn r..
Jnrg.ns kh llrn H"rnns majority. ~.
1hrd Dis'rct-Ehwar,l j thrirA lt,. 1855; Louis A.
Negravnl tRD. ",3,I3 Farl'y's mnlority ~
Fourth District John Man iun -, G:''l: Richard
lahey tI.l, :,~l4: Frank i!oe.cr lsor!nsU I'D La
hcys plurality. iG.
Fiith istriut-Paui sTry u y. 1.9cS: Max Sa!inger
RN. 2ioo Salingers majority. !Ga.
sixth nis'rict-icnry Win,ecEer d.. 1882: JoEn c.
Kaiser r.. 34oG. Kn,sers maturity. I.5j+
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PARIS. April l5.-The nuns arrested at
Whydah by the order OF King Behanzin are
part OF colony sent out. some time ago. with
the view OF assisting in educational and
missionary work among the natives OF Da-
honey I'll" latest ndviccs show that the
tr"ubl" for some time. and that the nuns ina
been warned OF their danger. They persisted.
Der Of native scholars and converts have also
been carried of e Abomey. 1t is believed
that Behanzin Will not ininre any OF his
European prisoners. but will hold them Tor
'~''' H~A
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h came rushing down
tho newcomer by the

Caleb Simms. 20. niggcr. lufr 60 dat man.
You got no biz'nlss heah. I'm n member O.
dis"
Yee-oo-o.o.' Simms exclaimed in con-
tempt. You pi:gor ! WIZ hoah ven you
wuz down souf shuckin' corn" wv
- At this Iupcture the voter made q dash for
liberty and flew up the stairs. BY this time a
gathered on the sidewalk and begun to eiec-
aoneer. The officers at the door had in
structions to allow none but voters to
pass them. Up stairs Il dozen policemen
cat In the room in various pastures Of
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London Turns II Cold Shoulder to Borrowe
and Mi,bnnk-Col. OchIitrce Indignant

LONDON. April 1o.-Soccty and tho clubs
have turned cold shoulder to Borrowc and
Milbank. Col. Ochiltree. when he departed for
Paris yesterday. left matters to be settled in
his absence. He is indignant at the conduct
Of the principals. and It Is said unless matters
are settled shortly he will make further disclo-
sures.
=, FoX. the second Of Borrowe on whom rests
letters has made no effort to welcome his nc-
cusers but freIuenta the clubs apparently
with tho hope Of meeting them. In the mean
time; Burrnwe and Mlbank find tho air Of
London lust now uncongeniHl. and remain In
moody retirement at the Savoy.
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OFFICIAL UOTE IN JERSEY CITY.
The Plurality for Col Wan.rr Falls Only IL
Little short OF 1000.

The official plurality for Col T. +. Wanscr.
Mayor elect OF Jersey City. is 1854. The
Board OF Canvassers met in the City Hall yes
terday afternoon t. canvass tho vote. Patrick
Roche was elected Chairman and City Marshal
T. C. Long serceant-at.Arm City Clerk
John T. Scott is Clerk OF the Board by virtue Of
his place. Seventeen members of tho Board
were absent and an adjournment was taken
until to-day. City Clerk Scott has tnhul0ted
the official returns and will submit them to
the Board to-day. NcDermott carried only
the First and Second districts The official
III 1 Il L. ri nts rn.
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PEACE N THE OIHkH PRIMARrES
Rrodsky kent Ont OF de Ate far the First
Time In Sixteen Years

Time In Sixteen Years.
There was nothing much doing at any OF the
Republican primaries outside OF the Eleventh
district. For the first time in sixteen years
John E. Brodsky tilted back in his chair in his
his office while primary was going on in do
Ate. 1t wasn't tho first time that there had
not been contest at an Ate" primary. but it
was tho first time that the great leader hadn't
been about the polls scrapping for something
or other Its all peace to-day" said Brod-
sky. "all peace. We've settled our differences.
Gus and ]. and peace reiens. Only one ticket:
no contest OF any kind: great. isn't it2"
The reporter went to 90 Ludlow street. The
primary had Just opened. Not voter but the
officials were present. Gus Schurmann stood
around. Any fun 2" Psk ed the reporter.
Nary" sad Gus. Come out and I'll buy
During the first two hours only seventeen
votes we're polled. There WAS 8 chance th0
ofdciAls said; that there might be atty pellsd
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Prince Leopold Proposed for King.

BERLIN. April l5.-lt is rumored that nego-
tiations are on foot looking to the selection OF
Prince Leopold OF Bavaria as King of Bavaria
In case OF the death Of King Otto. which event
Is expected soon. Leopold is the second son
OF the regent. PRINCE Lvitpold. He was horn
IN 1870 and bis wife is Princess disele daugh.
stood that the latter monarch Is stron uv' in
a fnyor 81 the plan L.G idea l. to ignore tie
the taint Of insanity which seems 10 o'hh arss
shown itself in Louis. the eldest SON Of II" The o
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arm. and dragged him
toward the entrance to
the polling place.
Don't mind dat
wife man he said.
"Eo Jest stick t'yoh
own color"
He was about to push
the man through tho
doorway when Caleb
Bin ms ca 10 hyin.
over. seized the mans
other arm. und tuGged
back.
"Lun 60. you"
LuM go yu'self.'
Gemmcn.' tho inno-
Nant victim DrOtaSteI.
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on the stairs. and in
the polling place on
tho second floor.
= mith's heart sank
within him with an
ominous thud. Pres
emily tho inspectors OF
election arrived -four
for Bliss and ono for
Milholland) and enter
ed the polling place.
Then Caleb A. Simms.
n cOlOreIl ypptlemap
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Malignant Diphtheria

In II few days two other children. one girl
Of nine and boy of six. together with my
wife. were taken down with tho dread. dis.
ease almost at the same time. my wife hav-
ing 1t the most severely. After many days OF
suffering. when at times there was little hope
of saving them. thanks to God and good med
ical attendance the danger. rs far us tho
diphtheria was concerned. was over. but my
family were mere wrecks Of what they wore
before being SICK. II left thcm all with
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Carrier Pigeons In the Navy.

ANNAPOLIS. April 15.-Carrier pigeons are
being trained at the Naval Academy to be sent
out on the practice cruise OF the cadets. to
convey messages from sea to the Academy dur
Ing the regular summer voyage. The practice
cruiser Constellation Is expected TO arrive
next week from Norfolk. where she has been
lifting out Tor tho cruise.
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Manager Hutchinson Critically I'll.

Ernest Hutchinson. the manager OF Lydia
Thompson. who was assaulted in the lobby OF
the Fourteenth Street Theatre on Wednesday
night by Charles Do Forest. stll lies in q cr!ti-
cal condition at the Westminster Hotel. Pr,
patient was getting n little worse. but that hs
hoped to pull him through. A crisis Will 10
reached night, he said.
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LONDON April 15.-Since Thursday morning
forty thousand volunteers have been march.
ing from oil directions. concentrating upou
Chat ham. Dover. and Portsmouth for to- NOR
rows manuuvres. The evolutions will 10
On Gnse an, mainly upon the idea Of yepellng an
volunteers have had to sleep in tents. and iii
have suffered more or less from the unusually
cold weather. Tho snow in several districts
operations. There Is an unusual proportion
thi+ Year OF mounted infantry. Licyciists. and
mach guns - $3.50 ~''N>~' 80"
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Hoods $arsapariIIa
G. r s

more or less PARALYSIS u. Gc Throat.
but with my vito it also affected her limbs
Her arms were numb and without feeling
near to the shoulders. accompanied with II
rricklinG sensation rs if asleep. 1t was so
difficult for her to swallow. it seemed as IL
NOODS Hills arc the best family cathar,ic.
gentle and effective Try n box.
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Nearly Speeches., Almost Died
Of Starvation
After Diphtheria
Remarkable Story OF How All Were
Restored to Health by Hoods
Sarsaparilla.

After Dirhthcrin. tho Grip. Scarlet Fever.
Typhoid Fever. and other prostratinc dis
eases there is very dangerous period. when
new complications appear and the patient
needs tho best caro- and a reliable medicine to
drive all the poison from the blood and build
UP the strength. Holds Sarsapnrllla is pc
culiarly successful in such cases. Read what
1t did for the family Of Mr.. c. 3. Southwick. Il
well-known grocer and notary public:
NORTH MADISON. O.. Jan. 80. 1892.
Last summer my Oldest child. u boy OF IL.
was taken sick with
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Tss A-eer's Fors.. WI. . y,s,orv

LONDON. April 15-The forces CT the A,.or
OF Afghanistan. commanded by Pholam Khan
have won an overwhelming victory over the
troops Of the Khan Of Junnel Tho A,phon.
CAPTURED the town Of Asmar by this victory
tns Ameer ls enabled to command the Dora
Pamtr county into India. Tho other p 81. is
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Words are Feeble

to express the qualification we all felt at the
end OF nweek 10 find an Improvement. When
they had flushed three bottles l could not SEQ
but they were as well as previous to their sick
ness. The numbness and paralysis entirely
disappeared. There was no trouble with cat
ing. beyond their apparent inability to get
enough to eat. The doctors saii there was a
strong probability OF their having further
trouble with their throats this winter. but 80
far. with winter nearly gone. they have not
had the slightest trouble. They have tnkon
think two bottles at times during the fall and
winter simply
As a Preventive
The neiGhbors all know Of this case and all
think II wonderful. as do the doctors | wish
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yvIiDh nre is Z Sometimes, II may DO
nae, ate, Of doubt. Bat in tho case Of DR..
w. Irnyorito Prescription, there's TO
r''.. or doubt. It., Il matter that can be
with the facts before you, it's on insult
to your intelligence to haye something else
And here's the proof; Among oil the
r,ciisines that claim to cure woman's pecu'
liar weaknesses, Irregularities, and diseases,
The Favorits Prescription Is the only one
that's guaranteed.
II it doesn't do all that's claimed lor ~
youn hayo your money back.
There's strength and yigor for every ufea rec
and feeble wonla q, health and new LIE ior
every delicate and ailing woman - ana
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The Gear Dispieased with His Finance Min
Iater.

BERLIN. April ia despatch from st. Pc
tersburg says that n. Vishn eGradski continues
to approve The statement that his sickness
was caused by an interview with the Car on
tho financial question is confirmed. 1t has
been tor some time pretty evident that 81.
Minister OF Finance il there were any one 81 SO
in st. Petersburg who could or would undrrtaE o
the ofilce 1t is said that NJ. NishneEradsEi -
to bo replaced by NJ. TrrtiuS FilipIof chief Of
the Ienuri mNnf OF stntA Control
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there was some adequate way to express my
gratitude to you for tho benefit we received
from Hoods Sarsaparilla. but If this that
have written you will induce others to try it.
l shall feel that 1 have simply done little
toward repayins you."-C. S. SOUTIIWICK,
HOOPS PILLS cure liver ills, constipation
bllioEsncss jaundice pick he adache.
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The Sanitary Schoolmaster
is abroad" and he has taught
the public to demand better
houses, such as the King Model
Buildings.
138th to 139th St., 9TH to 9Th
Ave. Entire new block.
Call and inspect the Houses
any day from $3.50 to u.
F. w. Scott. Jr.. Supt.
office. 2l:} w. 13Sth Street
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sIgned by the Governor.

ALBANY. April 1.-THE Governor to-day
signed the following bills:
Chap 8O4-Establishing IL Board OF Water CommiS
sioners for tho city OF Albany
Chap. aoS-proyidns for The r.pav!ns OK Third ave-
nue. New York city.
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ITHACA. April 15.-The faculty this afternoon
announced this list OF speakers from the So
nior class for the Woodford medal: r. NJ. Brock
enridge Ithaca; P. +. McAllister, Ithaca; +. D.
shurter. Brookton: J. A. Hamilton. East Sag /.
ipaw: T. J.. stpdley. East Ashford; j. /. Lewis
spirited this year. and there Is more dissatis-
faction than usual over the selection.
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Doubtful If She Survived.

Notwithstanding we did everything they su:-
Ecstcd. not only was there no Improvement.
but they even seemed to grow worse. Finally
friend suggested Hoods Sarsaparlln. Al
though We had not tho slightest faith. yet we
were ready to try almost anything. bought
Il bottle OF Hoods Sarsapurilia and began CIV
ing il to them.