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0vERHA UL1NG THE sA1vAGE
Inquiries at the Police Station for vulu
nbles Ee>cued from the Ruins

Mrs. Ilussey. wife Of tho electrician. who es-
capped the ilames with her husband. called at
the West Thrtieth street station last evening
to inquire after her missing property. The
Husseys lived on the second floor OF the hotel.
Mrs. Hussey said that they had about $500
worth OF property in their apartments. upon
which they had an insurance of 81 .OOO The
property consisted OF wearing apparel. includ-
ing Paris ball dress. two dozen pairs OF silk
a. K. Bayles. who occupied room l25. in
CURED about 4 zinc trunk which has been
Y. b. Fishburn. who occupied room i3O on
s$sas IS p.@so:ty Hshs%rn Mas S sa;,ps e is sss
broke out: He valued his properly at $1,000.
iy 1t vas IS mot insured Gl.s sole leather trunk
decrskin waistcoat belonging to Fishburn
have been found.
pretty young woman with = Young child
came to inquire about some articles that hnu
sse Id. IN rht % Gs rhey
itor wanted to SEQ the recovered property. but
,,n Wns told that the @ 3Ener must come and iden-
woman said. would never come hecseM She
would not reveal her identity. When this Wis
TOR le't IN the station at she walked up Thirtieth
al whom sho shook her head. and the two
walked OF together.
by Henry y. Van Norden ns the property of his
missing wife. Amongth the articles taken to the
Some handk erchiefs marked IF H." One
trunk. A lot Of women's clothing. blue over.
sGa} sontHnnE ESHa handle kpie WA IS
and having two, coral, pendants bearing
monogram IL, H." and gold stud A pair
checked trousers. containing in pockets silver
tobacco bu%. IA cents. buckhorn handle krif".
ring; Asct2i teeth; 4 racIaCe Of clo;hin. It,
FshLurn and trunk marked r. .. T."
At II o'c!onk, a trunk marked "s20 Eighth
avenue" was found by the di.gers. 1t con
tained Il check book for tho Riverside Bank, u
package of blank alldnvits. such NJ
are ., nsea Used. n,. n the Emigraton Eurea,,
Hunse tlnnks with the letter head of the sp"-
rnl Treasury agents Office. There was al.ol
small uunlic of spcci!r.uIpns AMI contracts.
drawn hy Eichard Shepard t" Mrs T. L. Roesch
In II pair of trousers was found q bunch Of
keys on tho tag Of which was stamped stan
wlN Hall, l."
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REDUCING THE LIST OF MISSING.
Many Persons Alive and Well who Were
Reported rs Lost In the Ruins.

NTrs 4 n Cor.r rh, b,d liv.,, AZ the Hotnl
Royal nearly f"e months. and who was sup
posed Is have besn lost in tho flre, called at
III, .rhjrti,,h s,-ont ,o,i,, Stain, v.s,.rd,v
to inquire II any OF her property had bocn
saved She spcut Saturday night away from
,b, hr,,, 80 1iL ,,, Lam, ~ IN, nr, u,t;
Va" u, ho'e'. an" VI" h"' ''"'n " ,"o i,', "n''
Monday. Her rooms were 10. 10. ana | Z. lust
over tho Office aud portion Of tho furniture.
s .'''"'ns n'''"S' va, n's "' m''lN y,
tho piano can b" seen IN the ruins. She could
lien stati,n
nv ."..'"'
lawrence ha'lin' VINO was reported missin.
,,s 49,, ~ th, hntal ond ,n,,a.,,haI 80.
vas n"' 1T VI. ".'.' a'o 'e.es''p"eo ,es'er-
Miss MaryConnor spent tn o n eht in ] JerseyCity,
and Kate Crosson. who Inquired Tor her ut Tho
Morsue on Monday. found her there yesterday
nlonvsi tho elevator shaft rot out In safety
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TN. coyxsc11oUr LEoIsLAIURE
a Further Refusal 10 Declare ME-. fheian
Secretary OF State.

Secretary OF state.
Hartford. Feb. 0-The Senate met at
o'clock to- day and imm ediately took a recess
till , o'clock. A long session was expected.
hut word reached the majority OF the action Of
the Republican caucus. and the recess was
taken to consider the advisability OF change
OF plan in view OF the probable action OF the
House. On roassemblinR at T. NJ. the Senate
took UP tho Seymour bill for constitutional
Convention.
The House was called 70 order Mt 2 o'clock;
The rule giving the speaker. in the absence OF
a quorum, the power to adjourn the House 1or
two months was adopted by this vote: Yeas.
13,l; nays. 40 Mr.. Greene of Norwich iHen..
Chairman OF the conference committee On tne
resolution declaring John !! Phelan penn
elected Secretary ~ STATE. then made the re-
poit OF tho committee. which declared adhe-
renee to the previous action Of the House. me
House then voted on the Pheian resolution,
Thich was PASSED by vote of l2'' yeas 10 ~
Gov. Bulkelcy has issued n proclamation in
vention in the hall Of tbs House q lienrescnta;,
tves in Hartford on Monday. Feb. ~. at II
o'clock. to appoint a commission to organize
and provide for an adequate md crciitnblc
exhibition OF the nrts and industries OF Con-
necticut at the Worlds Fair IN Chicago. and to
consider tho cxpediency Of raising by popular
subscription q sum sufficient to defray the rN-
renses of such ~ commission The Governor
takes this method because OF the failure nf he
Legislature to mako un appropriation Tor the
purpose.
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Ned on Monday by hall toy 1snue, Morley Of
nlanent boardets at the Hotel Royal, both Of
whom are Ays a1d saPgIng A. nHr9fhsr hiSSts iSsn
tia9d the body IN box Nc o as that 81 sarah
iHNss iHsscn M'?i' q SfS.ss, No Tondsy ' kenas
saii that Sarah Bake came to this city from
tho station nv man named Glassford.
with whom che went to the theatre. Glass
ford lett her AZ the Hotel Rcyal AFTER the per.
81 sholdonyiile, Mass. and employed In a hat
Herbert Harding. tho engineer Of tho .hctel
who was engaged to be married to Kate Reilly.
one q; Tho chambetma!ds. ed atthe Mergue
late last crenlng and careia'!y examined tho
vin.ed that il was that Of kate Reilly on nc.
count OF missing tooth In the left side Of tho
lower Jaw. Harding aid not make his identi-
ncAtinn positive last night
shortly after y noclnck Mr.. Pat Brady and his
vii" Mary. together with Mary Donohus Of 2l2
anI i,len' aei the body In box No. is as Eliza
beth Brady, 40 years ,pi age, who had been q
chanbrrmnil at the Royal for ilve years. The
wnmans real name. thcy said. was Donohue.
but her husband having deserted her several
ysnTsngo she has refumrd her maiden name.
An elderly lady. who had been sent t, the
TiGtcth street station. after looking ut the BODY
u box. =. Thought that II might DO that OF
Mss l!a'tic Ecynolds Of Buffalo. for whom
Miss Maud Davis oi ~ West Twenty ninth
% hc s,tc- @ c s ,ns lost er she s"d f Nfeon hai
on from i!ufalo. but did not wish 10 come to
tho M.rGuc unless. It was reasonably certain
that Hcttie Reynolds body was there.
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AaAISsr rnEE COINAGE
Aet,o. % u. Senate fssssee 'Cs..iass On
the stewart Biil-


the stewart HILL
wIsHrSoros. Fob e.-The Stewart Free
Coinage bill has boon rsleRated to the Senate
calendar, with the words. adversely re-
ported" opposite Il. BY o vote OF TO the
Senate Finance Committee decided to-day so
to report It. There was some perfunctory dis
cussion OF the MEASURE before vote was taken.
and It was decided TO admit the vote OF Mr.. Nc
pherson, who was tho only absentee. his views
on the subject OF free coinage being wcll-
known to the committed This was the vote:
Ay.,-ae.,r, Morrill, sherman. Allison. Aldrieh. and
u,.coek. Republicans. and Aessrs NePherson and
Carlisle. Democrats.
Snyes-Mf Jones (SsvL Republican. ana Nessrs Har'
rs. Vance and voorhees,, Democrats.
Mr.. Cariisle's vote against the bill created
some surprise among the members OF the
committee. as he had voted with the majority
In tho Senate last yenr on the passage OF
Mr.. Vests Free Coinage bill. ll.,-
Mr. Aliisons vote aiso & caused some smsefise ne;
clearly s s Known. Ia and there werS many. IN fact
maiority-who believed he was favorable TO 4, a
had been taken when lNTr. Allison entered the
committee room. Ho was asked to vote, and
,ssa At a" sary day viii
the bin. and md ATTEMPT t9 force its rassage. ~
The commit. also & made &C adverse d rdiporss on
ue cured IT, bys 20 psdss y untsd States h9nds and
81 Ts ,ss E ss h. yss S ss skss
Of ali debts: 6iIl introduced BY the late Sen:
national bank notes. the free, coinage Of silver.
and d"r thS ETomotiop e. the ntesnhfionai h m dree
vida for n loan oi money to tho farmers OF In
diana. and 10 increase the circulatn medium
by issuing Treasury notes based on gold and
age laws accordingly.
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GLADSTONE AND NAMING.
The Breusi, thnt tnnae Between Them When
MannIn. .IoIned the ChMrch OF ROme.

LoNpoS. Feb. q. Mr.. Glad tone. In letter
on the late Cardinal Manning. says:
My relations with Mann ng were very
peculiar. At first they were those OF mere
acquaintance between two undergraduates.
and lay wholly on tho surface. Then came
close and intimate friendship Of afteen years.
iuuG! led entirely upon interests III religion
and ;hn Chu,ch.
,' rLen rumn his change. simultan"eus with
WAS altogether the eeyrrest i,low that ever
bef.ll M. In II late letter to me the Cardinal
termed /, y quarrel. MyLeply said il vas not
quarrel. blt death. That was truth.
There had since been vicssituirs hut
quite contain that 10 the last his personal
feeling never changed and that h. Kept his
promise, mudr in 1851. to rcmemher me before
God ut the most solemn moment"
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TIE LIST At TIE NORGUE
Seventeen Bodies Recovered, or Which 81 /,
Have Acen identified.


e Tnfs ls snconpiet0 list ui the dc.t! so lar re-
covored from tho ruins:
Rox No. 1-Identined by ArcrihalI Jacobs Of icl5
Broadway as Mrs. J. CohGn OF Toronto
brown and Iona s prai ID ' 4 III.
or: sSns ststh M 's ss ts,r. sEn 10 Ean.
ssEsnx. .Is one so!i ring %n !nee snal egtras ono
u i. W. htWls Esy"o,G. i EanaS S''' '"'"s"'
:sYs sSSS,h ,ass; isoa; .rsI ys!n S.in g%i
Itne sndershrt aid mhits iinsm drawers. pea'a dns
BOZ No l-licnti1eI uy Archibald Jacobs Of I,..a
1sssSS as Louis Levy 'Ia'shns salesman OF L'n'
:IM SSFt-M J. Lazy; removed from the Morsrs on
hsI No, s-ldenined by Nellie Kendall of r!asnv Ie
:. ,koy NJ. ia. A.. Townsend Of New iIavsm Conn;
holy removed ye.,s,dA, 10 liohs undertaking estaD
''IsaSs ssNsmsa; Sods s,'na!ly enrnoa as to make
sliolheaes S+Int @G64t Ioi pcunas; god 'eoIIS
Boz ~. s-A.r! arc'ey. whose uodS was removed
Sesns,ren 70 A. Dvnne!ps unds''aN.n. ea'"oh.tr
.o roy se A AiooM.p; face burned beyond recognition.
aen No, u iaWoMan; badly d!shyusei, all limb.
H5a Leg 81 f'rs ss.s st""1sf sg.a ss G
4: ;:s1 .;$'s age
BOX No tTMan rotating but trunk and head:
ssSEsna Ss asm, 5sn"essi as 10 ny, r.ce s.
efSFsas arui' Ana sss s'nv good 'eeih' aAFi vro"n
Boy No ID -wopsn about 90 years ot age; body AMI
fsst badly charrra arms gone below elbows, hair.
haK I'D i7-wopsp. portion Of head anl right arm
Goge: left arm NJ elbow gun-; right cg Oh Al ankle
iegt leg on n knee NO c!otlng no !ewe!ry chArred
esyond recognition.
AdesnStck from Toronto says that Mrs. Co.
"eSff Has the wffdof b. Cohen, who keeps u shoe
store at 10 Queen street.. West Toronto; Two
years ag9 last August she r;orrl with Louis
lovy " LoRd4ns Ontario, ard for -OiMo ttmo
they Iked ih Chicago but recently moved 10
New York. The faEiiiy nt Mrs. Cohen lives in
NewYprk and is soon ps her nody w1s rrcug-
nissd ksf iyo!heI, sgrt a message TO ne de-
terday afternoon for this city. Mrs, Cohen
leaves . boy, IA years old and another some
years younger
eLoaisIsvy ts ye, known IN Toronto; about
3Sed 10 travel in n gollcn churiot and perform
Es&ts q wen,,ertul cures, hee.ntly he has
bier aud poker rlaypr, Last spring u" al;
tended the J"rEey oluh meeting am' "lEyrl
{sSi sShGrs ao yiaSGd ,he rae, race, ~ an.at
ter and Nontiuued in the same bnsi,
Hesss tetSrnlng every Saturiay ssshing 10
efs cSksa ana Levy were the bodies tdsnsl.
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uOKE FROM MS LONG SLEEP.
A Miner Who Had B~en Unconscious tor
Months Seems to Have Recovered.

A Miner Who Had been Unconscious Tor
Months Seems to Have Recovered.
BERLIS. Feb. 0.-A miner named Latus. liv-
ing at Myclovitz. in Prussan Slesia, has lust
awakened from n sleep that lasted for four
months and q half. During this period his
limbs We're rigid. but now he appears to have
completely recovered, ani his catale.,tic rigid
ity Inns vanished.
THIS ease has attracted to Myclovitc In tho
ln.t three months medical specialists from
al parts of Germany. and it has been the sub
Iect Of numerous articles in Continental med
ical publications.
Latus is ~ years old and a native o! Brze-
Znka. He became unconscious and rigid on
Sept. IL. 1891. and all efforts OF his fam
lily TO arouse him or feed him were un-
successful After a few days he was
taken to tho Miners Hospital in Mycloyitz
where the physicians prlcked him. Iinched
him, and burned him slightly to make sure
or sysd eysd s reathinK snIsao Has so
weak that only " placing, their ears to his
Occa sionally slight color mounted to his
checks. and once or twice a week. when some.
body shouted in his ear. his cyelds quivered a
Ills hands were so tightly closed that his
nnils grew into his Iaims. During the
tn,"c or four days hat the nall Might nc HtV fs
clipped. Ills laws were set SO firmly tha: two
5 os q @1hs e rsa e Sss %ss he ssS
Il, mIS xsf p0TfSsi tR5SSFh tube Tat:
rSnssiSasnsss ] - I'LL lis arms hhowsysr abOa.
Tho hospital rhysicIans have w wattriiibuted
Iatns's peculiar condition to brain disease
~ an uhdis"over"i cause md nature. During
lli, long sleep his wife was very III and his lit
Ito girl died.
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Editor Kenting Stands by tho Cnion
Printers.

MEMPHIS. Feb 9-The lockout OF the union
printers by the Commercial two weeks ago
eliminated to-day In the resignation OF Col J.
NJ Heating. its editor, and ono OF the best
known editorial writer's in the South. He was
editor Of the Memphis .ipEedl. and went with
the Conu'ercriai when it was started three
printer and one Of tho members of Typography
zeal Union No. q. organized Ly Horace Greeley.
He has refused to write any editorials cndors-
business manage: inserted two para graphs on
the editorial page attacking the union. This
Is out in card denonncinH tho action as men
daclOus and coWurdly,
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left HER ACTORS UNPAID.
Flora Moore. Fresh from Her Jersey Tri-
umphs, n bout to Appear In London.

umFHs' n oout TO APpe"r !" HsVuuoH.
Flora Moore. the soubrette. whose sudden
departure for England was q cause of much
gossip u few days ngo. had. 1t now appears.
made her preparations deliberately and mi
nntely. letter received in this city yestcr-
day from London states .thnt Miss Moore some
Huncnr Mt the LonIon Nihambra music haij
on Feb. ~.
Miss Moore had been starring in variety
piece called Zig Gag" but her company
closed in New Jersey On account Of insu flicient
wages: They returned to this city. and. upon
Miss Moorc's assurances that she would at
once start on the road rGain, thcy waited for
notice to resume work. When they became
weary waiting. somebody found out that Miss
vealrd that sho had sailed for England. leav-
irE her company and her debts bShnd her.
'' fresh from q triumphant tour Of the States )
in Zig Xag.'" Some Of her late actors are
Wofully hard up.
The sun., 1892-02-10

wil. There's reason for 1t, too. Corsump.
tion Is Luns-scrofula. For every form of
scrosuia, and all blood-ta!nts, the D!scoT,
strength -restorer, blood cleanser, aud flesh.
builder known TO medical science For Weak
Lungs Splitting Of Blood, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma, Catarrh, and all lingering Coughs, 1t.
an unequaied remedy It's a guaranteed
1t dcesn't benefit or cure. you have your
money Lack. You've everything to gaia
from it-nothing 10 lose
It's especially potent in curing Tc;trr, Salt
rn1suia, RE Eczema, Erysipelas, Ecik: C4rhnn,
Enlarged Glands, Tumors and Swclings
Ssin Greas Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under ie
The sun., 1892-02-10

SAN Francisco Feb. 9.-Ths steamship Aus
tralia, which arrived from Honolulu this after
noon. reports that when she left the nation
WAS in the midst of election excitement The
who would favor republican form OF gov
ernmcnt. while the other si,lS wanted ~ con-
tihuhnce OF tho monnrchcHl form. All tho
passengers l,y the Australia We're OF the orin-
ion that the latter side would win.
The sun., 1892-02-10
Reached England ON Fire,

LONDON. Feb. "a despatch from South
ampton says that the British steamship Mar.
mion. Capt. Baker. l.O95 tons. from Galveston
for Bremen. sailing from Newport News on
Jan. 23 has arrived in the Channel. having
been on fire for some davs. The Marmion had
u hog. forchold and did considerable damage.
The ,Mnrmion is being towcd into Somthnin l..
ton by Il tug: She belongs to West Hurtlv-
itedi ip. 1880. Shr is owned Ly &. Pynan 4
60. Of West Harti.pool. She is commnndeI by
Cart; J. Il. Baker. is schooner riggod. and is oU4
The sun., 1892-02-10
The Famous King samory Ders a,ea.

PARIS Feb a-Fulsr details Of the attack Of
Col Humbcrt on King Samory. In Senegal.
have been received. Col Humbert met most
determined resistance on the part OF the
enemy. After being defeated in one battle,
Samory rutreated and reformed his forces.
making a desperate stand COL; iIumbert again
attack ed him. and dispersed his men after a
severe conflict. In tho two battles S,amory lost
lhp EI!iei and 300 w"tnd-d. III" French lost
ten / He'd and nfty-ikIer ruunh-l
The sun., 1892-02-10
Failed to Prove Conspiracy Tn the Assembly y
Ceiling scandal.

ALBANY. Feb. a.-J udSe Putnam To-day grant
cd tho motion Of counsel for Contractor John
Snaith. ex-superintendent Of Public Buildings
Charles Andrews. and Sub-Contractor T. !.
Sullivan: who were alleged to have cnnspired to
lly ceiling steal. for nm allowance to the dn-
PENDANTS of $500 for costs and extras. The
judgment o. the court was based to large cX-
to lind proofs ~ II conspiracy when they r"-
fused to- grant the claim of Snaith for the ba!-
ably row sue for the recovery Of the unpaid
balance.
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Killed Sis Mother.iu.iuw Win Cobh,x
s!Ones.

SCRANTON. Feb. 9,-Elizabeth Horan is dead
and Patrick Mulherin. her son-in-law, is in
Jail to answer for her murder. Last evening
Mulherin took revenge on the old woman for
abusing him and thwarting the marriage OF
his daughter by his first wife to the younger
brother OF his second wife. Yesterday after.
noon Mu lherin was Jaid on, and taking Soy
home. IN tho roadway he picked in Two
n. taIse cohnlestones. and entering the kitchen
cn cpusneu her skull WITH ono and az she lay un /.
hurled the other into her face. Shc was ra.
stored 10 consciousness and told who her ns
nnl!ant was. He was arrested at his homa
inc old woman lived until this evening
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Meeting OF the L.h,sh Uu.ver.,ty Club.

Tho Irhigl, University Club OF the city \
New York held its second annual dinner at the
Arena in West Thirty.first street last might
The occasion was the twenty. sixth anniv-r.
Tct fary OF ths founding Of the university by As.
faculty of tho university was irepresented hy
Dr william H. Chandler. tho head Of tho
The sun., 1892-02-10

Miss Eta Green. who jumped from a window
on the fourth floor OF the hotel to the sidewalk.
had not recovered consciousness up to a lato
hour last night. The doctors at the New York
Hospital. whore shs lies hold out but little
hope Of her recovery. She Is suffering from a
fractured .kull and broken thigh. and they
fear 10 perform AN operation for either injury
unit! she gains strength.
Mrs, Meares will 10 discharged from the
post-Gruduate Hospital In a few days. and
Walter Yates. who 10 at BELLEVUE suffering
from slight burns and shock. IL doing well. At
ST. Lukes Hospital 1t was said that Miss Mary
Warren is getting along nicely: The injured
who ar" tei ng treated at the various hotels are
rll OUT of danger, and arc progressing quickly
toward recovery
The sun., 1892-02-10
sPURGEON,S MOUHyERs.

A Hundred Thousand People Pass Through
the Tabernacle, Where His Body Lies.
LONDON. Feb. 0.-The body of the Rev.
Charles Ii. Spurgeon now lies in tho Taber.
nacle on a platform in the open space in the
centre. 1t is covered with wreaths and how-
ers. and the platform upon which it rests is
surrounded with palms. A steady stream Of
people passed through til. Tibernacle all day.
At nightfali it was estimated TINT over 100. .WOj
people q All classes and conditions passed
them h.ing numbers OF workIncn carrying tho
tools Of their trade in bags over their shoul-
ders. members o! the wealthiest business
representatives Of the richest and OF the poor
est classes In London.
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The CoIonel Invited 70 Prove Il.

At the meeting OF tho Police Commissioners
yesterday President Voorhis introduced a
resolution calling upon Superintendent Muir.
ray to investigate Col Elliott F. Shenards
charges that tho police wGro accounting brbas
" allow certain saloons and gambling houses
to remain open In violati ion Of H." law. The
thorough invustiga,ion, and the ,io!omci Was
requested to bring forth his proofs.
The sun., 1892-02-10
An Actor. Sui. for Damages.

LONDON. Feb. a.-Mr Hermann Vein, the
Anglo american actor. received n verdict Of
$500 damages o-day. and $50 for doctors
brought against tho rroprietuIs of the ca
chester Theatre FOR injuries received by being
knocked down by tho unexpected fall Of Tho
curtain ut that place Of am u sement - '''
The sun., 1892-02-10

Fire Marshal Mitchell continued his ihvesti-
CATION yesterday at the headquarters OF the
Fro Department. The three witnesses Ok
amined were Richard llearss. the proprietor
o! the hotel; Herbert Harding. the engineer.
ard Jean NectlN. the chef. Mt. Meares stated
names have already been, published as being
Oh tgty ware the ones who usually Remain el
NJ during the entire night. and they were a,-
cGstuG-d 20 their work. The eneinsnr's state
mvpt WAS to the effect that there WAS no f!re
ip the k!tchep, and that it did not originate
there. Chef Nectux was not 10 the building
when the fre started He declared that VIII on
he left the kitchen the hres were banked and
the pots OF grease were on the back part OF
The Fire Marshal said that his impression
was that the fre started In the elevator from
the careless use ct matches.
At the time the hre broke out there were FIVE
men IN ,ha h4-nlnent Of the LuidIn: accord.
lrg 70 FroIr.r!or 'icarss; They We're Michael
taken on Monday; Martin Murray. also a
yarimnn: boy known AS John. who scru hed
windows and slept in the helpers ROOM En-
gineer Harding. and Andre Dappler, . French
basement
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TO BE ELECTED TO-DAY.
Mr.. Crooker, Supe rintendent or InatructIon-
Bishop Doane, Regent

ALBANY. Feb. 0.-The Democratic eau
Gus this evening nominated ]. s. Crooker.
Superintendent OF Schools in Buffalo. to be
Superintendent OF Public Instruction in place
Of Andrew S. Draper Of Albany. term expired.
The Republican caucus re-nominateI Mr.. Dra-
Per; both cTnenses R npni'hnted t nsh1p Dnane
in place OF Leslie W. Russell. resigned. Mr..
Crooker Is Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan's candidate.
He has been Superintendent of Public Schools
IN buffalo for eleven years. Senator McClel:
land Of Westchester had candidate. Sanford
promising to mako Mr.. SANFORD deputy and
there was nothing but harmony.
Tomorrow the Legislature will meet In Joint
session and elect the Democratic nominees.
The sun., 1892-02-10

LONDON. Feb. 0.-Beniamin Martin of New
York and Miss Charlotte Gunnison OF Boston.
Mass. were married to-day ut the Church OF
fashionable attcudance. including many Ame..
leans. ~
Dr.. Martin is auth or Of I'm tho Footsteps Of
Charles I.nlnb. odd Chelsea" Ic- Miss thnr
lott" Gnnnison is II daughter Of the lato james
Gunnison Of Boston. Alnss.. and sister OF Mrs'
Arthur Warren Of London. '''
The sun., 1892-02-10

Twelve children. who were taken i'll with
measles on the Hamburg Am ericsn steamship
Bohemia on her protracted voyage to this port
from Hamburg. were landed at Ellis Island
Yesterday: As has baen customary for years
ted to pass Quarantine. and were transferred
after arriving ut Ellis Island /" Tho reception
hospital at the foot Of East sixteenth street.