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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24
DEMOCRATS CARELESS.
Nominations In Biz Important Towns In
RhoAe fsIaud Not Filed la Tine.

KhoAe fslssd Not Filed In Tine.
PROVIDENCE. March 23.-This State is much
excited over tho election two weeks hence
The battle cry OF the Democrats is free iron,
FREQ conl and free wool
Tho Republicans have the best organization
and had all their nomination papers filed be-
fore noon yesterday At midnight. when the
time for fling these paper, expired;
six towns, two q them Of great impor.
lance to the party. Tho papers from the
town OF Lincoln wero received At the office % q
bell was, striking. Under ordinary circum-
stances the papers would be legal. but the
gentleman WHO OBLIGATED as clerk VI the legis-
lativc caucus neglected to make out the re-
turns. He was hunted up Mt n dance In this
city and sworn to the returns; but neglected to
sign them. hence they are null and void.
There were none received from three towns
In Newport county. and the Democrats have
begun the battle there with hall OF the entire
county conceded to tho enemy.
The Republicans yielded tho point In one
Democratic town two years ago. not wishing
e take advantage Of tho pelnocrpHtts ,. , who
their enemies. and there will BIO serious
break in the Democratic column.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24
Our E.trad,,lon Treaty with France.

PARIS. March 23-The Hon. Whitelaw Reid.
American Minister. says in an interview that
he is still engaged in negotiating the proposed
extradition treaty between France and the
United States the delay being caused by the
elaboration with which the French take up
and examine zach and every sentence. and
strictly weigh It's meaning from every possible
standpoint. The treaty will surely be signed
before Mr.. Reid sails on Saturday. and he has
OF Deputies Tho treaty is more extensive In
it's scope than that between the United States
and Great Britain.
Tonight Minister and Mrs. Reid attended
a banquet given in their honor by the Ameri-
can Artists Association. Last night Mr. and
grandson OF the Marquis dc Lafayette. The
guests included all the descendants Of Lafa-
Yette now in Paris; Subsequently, Mr.. and
their honor by Baron do Mohrenheim. Russian
Ambassador to France.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24
LADY GORDON CUNNING 4 MOTHER.
Society People are Forgetting the Baccarat
Unple asnntness.

LONDON. March 23.-Lady Gordon Cumming.
wife OF Sir William Gordon-Cumming. tho
hero OF the baccarat scandal. has given birth
to daughter. Her ladyship is doing we'll.
Sir William Gordon-Cumming was married
on June 10. 1891. Immediately after his defeat
in the celebrated baccarat suit. to Miss Flor
ence Josephine Garner. daughter OF the late
Commodore Garner OF New York. They had
been on very friendly terms for long time.
and were engaged when the baccarat scandal
began to leak out Sir William at once de-
cided to release Miss Garner. but she stood by
him through all and chung to him in his defeat
and disgrace.
;. They were married by special license at Holy
few friends and after short stay at the seat
q Lord Middleton. the brotheIr the, OF Sir
Scotland and had an enthusiastic reception at
her own, right. OF late they have been getting
gradually into society. as there is q widespread
Impression that Sir William did not know what
he was about on the memorable evening at
was induced by his wife to take a: residence at
Bayswater. and he has been pushing into rec
IGNITION.
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COAL DEALER NELSON RE.iTEN.
Says Farley aud Two Others Set Upon Hin
when He Refused 10 buy Beer.

Says Farley aud Two Others Set Upon Hin
when IIs Refused TO buy Beer.
Samuel J. Nelson. coal dealcr. OF 4si First
avenue, was severely beaten by three men
who attacked him in front Of his place OF
business at Twenty-eighth street and First
avenue shortly before O'Clock last evening.
He was about to enter tho Office Of his coal
yard. he says. when James Farley. 81 years
old. OF 405 Fast Twenty eighth street. stopped
him AMI demanded tho, price OF a pint OF
men came from behind the corner Of tho fence
set Ill., Nelson was Ask DOWN nns
kicked in tho abdomen and received several
two shots. Policeman Roean ran up and
caught Farley, The two others ESCAPED.
Attempted to shoot him and the .conl dealer
was also arrested. Nelson said he had dis.
injuries were dressed by an am uanco sur
Ceon from bellevue HOSPITAL and he was. let
Thirty-ilfth street station.
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FIELD TO GO 10 RUEF4LO
He VIII he Put Under Observation at the
State Hospital.

He VIII Be Put Under observation at the
State Hospital.
Edward NJ Field. ms to whose sanity jury
in the Court OF Oyer and Terminer disagreed
when tho question was reached whether he
was competent to BIO tried on the indictments
pending against him for grand larceny and
forgery will be sent to the Buffalo State Hos
pital for observation. Presiding Judge Van
Brunt OF tho Supreme Court made this dispo-
siton of the case yesterday.
In announcing his disposition Of the matter
the Judge said:
Upon consideration and investigation of q
proper place to which the defendant In this pro-
ceeding can be sent. have concluded that the
best institution In which tho most disintercsted
observation Of the defendant shall he had. and
in which both the rights and interests OF the
rights and interests OF the State Is the Buffai"
State Hospital. 1t is an institution In which
can get the best reports. and whore. it seems
to mo. the results Of Investigation would carry
most weight with tho Court. direct that the
defendant be taken to the Buffalo State Hos
pital. to be there detained either until he he
reported by the hospital authorities to be of
sound mind and then returned to tho Sheriff.
or subject to the further order Of the Court"
Mr.. Brainerd asked that Field 10 taken to the
hospital on Friday night. and tho Judge ac-
Quiesced. Fold was then taken back to Jail.
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JO11INGS ABOUT TOWN

Tho Labor Protective Union OF the New York Cigar
Manufacturers held n social dinner at The Arena"
last night. which was attended by over 100 uicinhers
Among the passengers on the Majestic which arrived
yesterday was Prof. Richard @. Jebh OF Cambridge.
England, who COMES To deliver Of lectures At
Johns hopkins University on the Growth and In
iuence Of Classical Greek Poetry"
Daniel ID. Wanamakrr and william Bennett. brake
men at the New York Centrals ThItieh street yards
quarrelled yesterday morning. and Bennett rred Shot"
which went through Wananlaker's coat. Al Jefferson
Market Bennett was held for trial
The forteth volume OF the Copartnership and corpo
ration Directory has Just been issued under date q
1870. II contains the names OF about 2tODO rrns and
corporations doing business In the city. The infornA
ton is more complete than ever before.
John Gieschen bartender for McKeever Brothers Of
2oI sixth avenue pleaded guilty Yesterday in the Gen
eral Sessions OF selling liquor On last election day VIII"
in the forbidden distance Of polling place. The con-
pianant WAS the City Reform club. Judge ftkeeraii
lined Gi-scIen $50 The hne was paid and Gtescheu
was discharged.
Tho Fire Commissioners yesterday nned these do
lnquent bremen; Luke MoSherry. Hook and Ladder
~ ten days pay for fghiihg with James =, Rowsn
the same cOmany aud disres poet to superior officer;
Rowcn was lined wo days pay, and George GAusmann
OF Hook and Ladder was lined two days pay for Ab
senco without leave.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24
II. c. MINER GETS A WATCH
Presented to Him on His birthday b
Friends and Employees.

Presented to Him ON His birthday by
Friends and Employees.
Mr.. Henry Clay Miner was SO years old yes
terday. and last night about forty OF his friends
and employees called on him at his homo. liz
East Thirty-fourth street. to tell him what q
good fellow he was. Mr. Miner had been hur-
ried homo from his Bowery theatre at such O
lively rate that his suspicious were aroused.
When dozen carriages drew up in front Of
his house about O'Clock. however. and udge
Henry Gilderseeve and Il. w. Moore, followed
by W. s: Mum. Col. ". NJ. Morton. Maurice
e Wc"shby. sheden and about ehrty
more. walked into his psrlor he did not know
and after tollipG MIR. Miner how popular he
was with the man in his theatres. ne present.
cd to him. on their behalf, q gold watch.
It had been Purchased by his EN-
cost OF $1,000. Mr.. Miners initials spnrkIed
in diamonds on the case. and the works are
book open time. Mr. Minor made neat little
speech. and Just as. he finished the, orchestras
from three OF his theatres gathered In front OF
his house and began serenade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24
A Bomb Factory Discovered.

PARIS. March 23-Late this afternoon the
police discovered a bomb factory in Clinchy.
a northern suburb OF the city. Tho factory
was on the second floor OF building in the
court behind tenement house. and was ap-
parently an ordinary fiat. Several boxes OF
chemicals for the manufacture Of explosives.
fuses, cartridges. glass and iron tubing. and
several bottles OF chlorate OF potash We're found.
Two curious boxes. supposed to contain in
fernal machines. were also captured. Each is
OF tin. is about eight inches long and three
inches high. and has. inserted tn one end; a
LIQUID in each box has not yet been examined.
It is supposed that the factory was at work
getting out bonn bs for tho May day celebra-
ton as the police have information that the
Anarchists plan to make violent demonstra-
tions then. and will attempt to blow UP some
OF the public buildings.
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SUICIDE OF A NIHILIST
A Fugitive from Russia, Hts Friends Desert
nln, and He Takes HIS Lie.

nln. and He Takes HIS Lie.
LONDON. March 23.-Among tho Nihilists
suspected OF having planned and executed the
diabolical scheme which resulted In the wreck
ing OF the Cars railway train at Borki few
years ago was one Apotowski an aged doctor.
who had disappeared from his accustomed
hnunts Just before tho tragic occurrence.
Apotowski did not thoroughly fraternize with
the Nihilists. though he was one Of their num-
Der. He was aftcrward traced by the Russian
police to Bernc. aud later to Paris. In 1898 he
appeared in London. whore he has resided
ever since. being constantly under tho watch
of Scotland Yard detectives.
For q year or two after coming to London
Apotowski was known to receive assistance
from the Russian Nihilists Then the remit
tances ceased. owing. 1t is snid to the fact that
the Executive Committee had satisfied them
selves that Apotowski had deserted the cause.
and was acting rs n spy for the policc. This
suspicion Is believed to have been wholly with
out foundation. and to have been inspired
by Apotowskis independent actions and in
ability to conform to the ideas OF the central
body in various details. The old doctor took
his ostracism greatly to heart. and brooded
continually over the neglect shown him by his
in the British Museum and in tho library Of
ma nobody knows on what subject.
He finally became demented. and wrote men:
acing letters to the Gar Prince Bismarck. and
other high personages. his activity IN this re-
spect keeping the Foreign Offices OF Europe
busy with complaints and inquiries.
OF late the wretched old man has lodged with
a French cook. Louis Arnold. In Hatton Gar
den. On last Sunday II was noticed that Apo:
towski did not leave his room at his usua!
hour. The door was forced open and tho aged
Nihilst was found dead on the floor with his
throat cut nn artery in his arm severed and
the penknife with which these wounds had
been selt-inflicted sticking in his heart. A
letter lay upon the able. in which the suicide
accused his landlord OF stealing 500 francs
from him and then ordering him into the
street.
At tho inquest to-day the landlord testified
that the charge contained in the letter was
wholly freak OF Apotowski's diseased imagi:
nation. and it was easily proved that The old
man had not possessed so much as 800 francs
ct any time in the past five years The artist:
testified that he had known .Apotowski since
1890. when he met him ut the Cafe Monico:
He had given him money and food from that
time until the old man got himself and incl
dentally his friends into trouble by his letters
to the Car and others in authority. When
Tell stopped aiding ;Apotowski he began to
himself receive threatening missiyes.
Inspector Carp OF Scotland Yard gave evil
dence that he had been. detailed to Yatch
Apotowski. who was considered a Troublesome
foreigner,
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DR. LESLIE f. KEELEY's TREATMENT FOR rHs
LIQUOR, or1uM. AND TOBACCO HABIT HAS RI
CEIvED THE ENDORSEMENT or THE UNITED
STATES AND WILL NOW he USED IL ALL or THEIR
STATE AND MILITARY HOMES FOR DISABLED vol
UNTEEH SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
THE PUBLIC SHOULD NOT DE DECEIVED ny TIE
DEVICES OF uNsCkUPrLOrS PERSONS WHO ny
CUTELY woRDED ADVERTISEMENTS SEEK 70
CONVEY THE IMPRESSION THAT THEY ARE HAN
DLlNCi DR. LESLIE f. KEELEy's REMEDIES FOR
THE LIQUOR AND OPIUM HABITS.
THE ONLY PLACES IN THIS STATE WHERE THESE
REMEDIES CAN he OBTAINED ARE THE KEEIBY
INSTITUTES AT WHITE PLAINS. ElNGnAMToN
wEsTF1ELD AND GENEsEO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24
An Opposition sugar Refinery Conte mplated
In philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. March 23.-The absorption OF
nil independent sugar rehneries Of this city by
the American Sugar Trust is likely to bring to
completion tho plans OF tho McCahan Sugar
Refining Company OF this city. This company
was organized late last year with capital OF
$3OOO.000. but got no further. and 1t now has
been decdodt to increase the capitalization to
OF the organization and the erection Of the re-
t,nary within a year. The original plans have
considerably larger than originally intended
will have a capacity equal to that Of the Frank:
lin Refinery. Tho company has a TRACT OF
about nine acres OF land Just south OF the
Spreckels refinery. on the Delaware. with two
fine piers. and direct com mupication with the
Baltimore and Ohio. Philadelphia and Read
ing, and Pennsylvania railroads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24
"TALMAGE AND HIS TRICKS"
A South Dakota Preachers Lecture Sub.
Ject-A Charge OF Pingiarism.

A South Dakota Preacher's Lecture Sub.
Ject-A Charge OF Plagiarism.
ABERDEEN. s. D.. March 23.-The Rev. Philip
Z. Holp OF WATERFOWL. g. d.. Is lecturIng on
"Talmage and His Tricks" After acknowl.
edGinG Mr.. Talmage's genius. he makes the
following charges:
"On March 10. 1879. Talmage produced a
sermon on Shall We Know Each Other There p
In which. at the lowest count. are thirteen dii-
hook putsReaS
forgot to give credit
II feel sure. that in ten yenrs Talmage has
not produced a single new sermon Permit
me to reveal one Of his tricks In 1878 he
p5sached on The Midnight Horseman.' In
The Moonlisht Hide. In 1890 he preach sif It.
and called Il Christ and Song In 1919 he
CALLED the same sermon Songs in the Night
In 1893 he gave It tho name OF Upper and
Neither Springs In 1889 the same went under
New Springs OF JOY as title"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24
BEDRIDDEN MRS. CANNEY's TIN BOX.
$500 or the 0s. 90 Il Coutained Dlsappearl
and Her Nurse II Locked Up.

Ellen Carney. aged and bedridden. has lived
for fvo years at 233 Henry street with two
grown up grandsons. Since she took to her
bed several years ago she has always slept
with tin box undor her pillow. What this
box contained no ono knew.
Two months ago u young woman who had
had charge OF the invalid procured another
situation: She was replaced by woman
named Ellen HIT who had ust returned from
the workhOuse on Blackwelrs Island. Ellen
Hit took a great interest In the tin box. and
asked Mrs Carney many questions about II.
She got little Information.
About 10 O'clock last night the invalid was
awakened 10y n disturbance OF her pillow and
saw the Hit woman replacing the tin box be-
meath it She screamed loudly for help. and
nighbors rushed Into her room.
Some Gained tho frightened woman. others
detained Mrs. Hit until q policeman came.
where she was searched by female ledger.
A $50 bill was found In n purse In her pocket,
The tin box was then opened and was found
to contain eighteen crisp 800 bills. Mrs:
Carncy. told the police thai two 500, bills and
two s5us wore missing. She said she had
counted tho money in the afternoon. and
thought Mrs Hit Ind seen her do so. The
latter denied that she had stolen the money.
Any one can get furniture. carpets. bedding and
stoves by paying 10 per cent cash down balance long
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24
Many Victims OF an Ex ploslon.

AMSTERDAM. March 23.-The explosion OF q
barrel OF benzoline In q drug warehouse to- ay
destroyed several lives and injured more than a
score Of people. The warehouse Is on the
Keyser Gracht Canal. one of the principal
thoroughfares OF Amsterdam. The warehouse
to eXtinguish the flames they reached the bar
rel OF benzoline and caused the terrific explo:
sion. Six persons were instantly Killed and
The burning luid WAS scattered in all dircc-
tions, and the shrieks OF the victims could be
heard for a long distance. -Four houses were
DESTROYED by the explosion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24
BISMARCK'S ILLNESS.
He had Faintine Fits on Monday and Must
Abstain from Political Excitement

Abstaia from Political Excitement
BERLIN. March 23.-The sudden illness OF
Prince Bismarck on Monday last was much
more serious than as first reported. The
Prince has not OF late been in the best OF
health. His doctors have declared that COM
plete absentation from political excitement Is
the first condition OF his hold on health. forty
years hard work having affected his nerves.
On Monday he was suddenly stricken with
alarming symptoms Of collapse. He had sew
eral fainting fits. and for a time it was feared
that the results would be serious. Prompt
medical attention enabled the Prince to rally.
but he is still very weak. and far from con-
valescent. When he was first stricken appear
ances wers so unfavorable that kilograms were
sent out announcing his dangerous condition.
but no rallied in time to Justify his family In
having the kilograms cancelled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
James II. Keene Sntisnes Old Judgments
Amounting to 0l31,12s.

James R. Keene. the Wall street operator.
has settled large number OF claims ngainst
him. and yesterday satisfactons Of judgments
we're filed aggregatlng S12l.128 Some OF
these judgments were obtained against him
as long ago as 1885. and they are In favor OF
the following persons: VIM. Van Gordon.
S4a.aO5. obtained in April. 1886: J. Hapenstall.
S3O.3l7, in June. 1885: c. II. T. Coils. 22,00S.
March. 1887: +. T. Bnssett. s13.tf34. June.
1883: r. r. freeman. S3.S24. April. 1891 Il. D.
DEPUTY Sheriff Barry has levied upon the
property OF the International Art Publishing
COMPANY mt 126 and l2S Wooster street on
Hovenden Tho company was Incorporated
about three years ago with q capital stock OF
Scott & CO. at Sherifrs sale for about SIS. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24
BROOKLYX.

Judge Bartlett has granted Josephine l. Hgbes an
absolute divorce from Shepard J. iligbeo.
Ex.Congressman q. " White 10 to bs made successor
Of the late Augustus Sors President the Board OF
Trustees OF Plymouth Church.
New York and Brooklyn Bridge 81 per osnt bonds
were sold yesterday as Follows SOhth Rr oklvn saw.
ings Institution $4,000 at lo!o,; " J, Quptard.
Bowsry savings Bank. 3DUouO at ioo ii, B.ax.
brothers 20, 10000 at lOa SO,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24
No Eigh,.hour Inv for Miners.

LONDON. March 23.-The bill restricting labor
in the mines to eight hours day camo up to-
day in the House OF Commons. Mr.. Robert
Leake. Liberal. moved tho second reading OF
the bill: which would anSet the hours OF labor
Mr. Thomas Burt. Secretary Of the Northum:
berland Miners Union. moved the reject on OF
OF labor In mines had been a failure. except In
Australia, where tho success Of the plan was
the bill was rejected by vote OF 272 to 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24
Disease Spread by Parrots.

PARIS. March pm. Dubois recently i'm.
ported 500 parrots from BRAZIL After their
arrival here an epidemic broks out among
who bought parrots from this CONSIGNMENT
have been attacked by infectious pneumonia.
Five Of them have died. and the others are Sc
riously i'll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24
WI. Murderer Tice Sentenced.

ROCHESTER March 23.-Joseph L. Tlce. the
wife murderer was brought from Auburn this
morning. and this afternoon WAS taken before
Judge Adams for resentence. The Judge fixed
the time OF execution within tho week CON-
mencing May III Tice took his sentence very
coolly. but remarked that he did not think he
had had Justice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24
Germany and tn. World. Fair.

BERLIN. March 23.-The Reichstag to-day re-
ferred to a committee bill providing for q
supplemental credit OF 100000 marks for
the German exhibit at the Chicago Worlds
Exhibition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24
Hoods
SarsapariI|a
Cures

time. The sorofula was especially severe on
his legs and back of his ears and on his head.
His hair was SO matted that combing was
sometimes impossible. His legs were SO bad
that sometimes he could not sit down. and It
was impossible for him to run about and play
like other children. Frequently when he
tried to walk his legs would crack open and
the blood start from different places. The
humor had a very ofYepsiy odor, and caused
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24
Intense Itching

We cannot tell how that poor boy suffered in
all those years. Physicians did not effect a
At last decided to give him Hoods sarsaparla
MS my druggist recommended It. In about two weeks
the sarsaparils began to have effect Tho com.
menced to heal up; the flesh began to look
and healthy. Then the scales OF and all over
body new and healthy flesh and skin formed. When
he had taken two bottles he was entirely FREQ from
sores having only the to show where they had
been. These have all disappeared. We unable TO
express our thanks for the good Hoods sarsaparia
has done our little boy."-HARRY n. RUBY. Box 35o.
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President Pnrroy of the Fire Department sent a
letter to Mayor Grant yesterday advising against tho
proposed consolidation or MI the cit, departments hay
Ing authority over buildings into one independent de-
ukrtment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24

The marvel or this age mpire state
Express New YORK centrai-a y Ing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24
KILLED Over a dame Of seven In.

DEADwooD. s. D.. March o3.-Ed Thurlow
was stabbed in the neck with pocket knife
and instantly killed by Ed Carroll last night
The killing occurred on tho ranch Of Charles
Vincelette. eight miles from Dcadwood. and
was the result OF n quarrel arising OUT Of u
game Of seven up, PLAYED only for amusement
and without st.kes. Thrrlow was, only ~
effected his escape. travelling on horeoback in
tho direction of Twin Buttes and the cattle
ranges seventy-fve miles north. The Sheriff
Ia In DurRuit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24

offer, and in good faith-they cure you, or
pay you, no matter how bad your case, or OF
how long standing.
Butts it 30 much Of risk They have
medicine that cures Catarrh, not for time,
but for all time. They've watched u for
years, curing the most hopeless cases> Thy
know that in your case there's every chance
of success. almost no chance OF failure
Wouldn't any ono take such risk with
such q modicinef
The only question is-are you willing 70
make tho tcst, IL the makers arc willing 70
take the risk
II so, the rest Is easy. You pay your drug
gist fifty cents and the trial begins
Can you Ask mage1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-24

The Hest Yurniture
heapsst at FItnt's. West 18th st.-Air.