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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
Grab Apple Blossoms,
Postollce n Office.



Should read daily by all interested as changes may
Letter. Tor foign countrc, need not be specially ad
dressed for dispatch by any particular steamer except Whe
documents letters not specially addressed being sent by
e F mails for the week ending March 90 will clos,
pFS%yER66Sx E 81 80 a. m S,appementary 10 80
M for Euo PER & = n for E E per
town B Pt M e. Via queen; at Tor Bedm
$rcs per- sr az Nn'a a gSSts Z
M for Venezuela and Curacao ao sayaila VIA Sursc"
Rc directed per rhiadepha &C M for Jamaica ,Im.Ia
a%f ssI s.9 p NUT Gs.ed re'i Ss
at p m. Tor Porto Rico direct per, s 3 Par:
THAN roi "a from M xS%.oresns
rF FIJI ESD N1'l9 e R:r NJ pps%tataF S
jaS jan per Clt d Roma at p M ,S%ppe .
30 p of for SAN At pO%1E2 cap Speantay 80 %
@ psm@ @ gS per S,.sa e. F. al and antaso cuba pcs
s. fkIDAYGM 3 p for Bluedci' and 'rcy'OWn' DE
SNfuRDhS~it a for France. switzerland. Italy,
lam lSSs%S% G 80 % aS Si
AT a B B@r os G d1tsd for ps Snsf GaF:
St Thomas via St roX a:o wndTsa aa a@s aFS,
bust be dirtstd per curi9pcS az II a. M for Cam
sa Ta aba ,S S%a %Tc AID r other
soc. a Ur Vera Cruz S mnt be directed er 0aba
,anai"o aIgo Ja%nel aud AHx.Ca ayti prs Clar
tel at IL sG Via suS@E At Sr Sor%s
ar, nor Island (lett,rs must Ice directed " per
i.lnndi. al / H. M. Scotland direct. per Devoni1.
IA Gi,sgow letters be directed pr Devonia ~
n \" for Netherlands direct. per Vecndam Via Rot.
n m FOR Puerto Cortez per Kong Froude from New.
sTNDAY-At 3 D. m. for Blucheds and Greytown, rer
: tussir from New -oreaIs az 5 p H. Tor IrIAlo and
I;uotan per = !. Oeri r. from Ncw-Orlcans: at ,
n M Tor Costa Rica VIA Limon, per FoNhall, from
Ncw.Orlcans; nc 30 y. n. for st. Pere-Mquelon per
from Halifax ,,, 49,. sh,,, r,on,. MI.
from san Franc scO close here daily up TO March '25 at
% n m Mails for Australia, New-Zealand Hawaiian.
viii and samoan Islants. per :; Monowai from San
Ernneisco close daily to March 2I, az 80
Ior On arrival nc Ncw-Yo'k OF Aurunia with British
mails from Australia. Mails for China and Japan,
civ OF Rio JancrO from San Francisco. close hero
daily M TO March 30. NJ $50 p M Mails for New.
n, this office daily NJ 40 D. m. Mails for Miquelon by
1o 10 Po,on and thence by steamer close ut this office
,1lly at 40 y. Malls for Cuba, by rail u Tampa
L1r and thence bY Calling Mondays, TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS Saturays close az This office daily at 80
A. M Mails fo Mexico overland. unless specially ad.
dressed dispatch by steiner close at this Office daily
O. n.
and the schedule closing T. arranged the
on their uninterrupted overland transit Francisco
Mails from Fast arriving time at san Fanclo on
the sailing OF steamers are dispatched thence the
same day.
Extra Supplementary Mails are opened the piers Of
the English and French steamers az the hour OF closing
OF Supplementary Mails at the Postoce, which remain
open until within minutes Of the hour Of sailing Of
steamer. ..u..-x,,..
postofaes. Nsw.York. N. T.. March -. 1eo2a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
BROOKLYN ErrrnLIcAxs READY FOR WORK.

At the March meeting Il the League If Republican
Club, Of King, County held ut 80 = 'onr-ot' b"'h
Ivn last evening there fifteen club rrpr'@eiri
N / Emitting presided The ocean Hill and j. g.
llai.e club, were admitted 10 membership. william
" Goodrich, chairman Of The Republican General com
m!ttce addrssed the meeting. Mr. "vdfich sald
Arc We going to win this yearl That d"p'hu, Oh
villa. winning is. We I'D a great deal last fall MIG
County id as well A. any county m the state oni-ide
Of WORK. We ARE not losing our hold IN tm'
county We were never I'm better condition to make
a contest. let the House pass silver coinage Oi"'
AID President Harrison VIII veto any III I" make
any d,llur les than another believe in mnehin".
but let IL be- A good one dciodnc' fraud H. strongly
a, any one \ machine !, simply mfanlMtlpn' ana
$50 must h1yc 10. We sent seventy seven ia votes
10 thc state Convention last fall for tn first tine n
twenty year ! dcprrratr the stupidity Of men VINO
nrc going around ~ the inception Il campaign ana
danlnlne \ or T.. for what They 20 around win -
'nc ., II I'M. I. 90 aid tire Democrats. f0r they
,,t IN .trlr attention from their great Ill, -cnaons'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
ARRANGEMENT OF DEFINING IN AUSTRALIA.

Perth West Australia, March 2e.-An immense
crowd to-day filed the street leading to the court mouse
in which Deeming the murderer. was to De ariaiEhea
ror IN Ms bclng sent 10 Melbourne where cour pro
cccdincs will be taken against him. The murderer was
conveyed secretly to The court house. The cour room
in which the proceedings were held was plohcu "
.ugocation and even the bench on which the mugs
,ro,o sot vos crowded with prominent persons
The proceedings were brief. owing TO an lhlorhailN
~ fine warrant 10 remit the prisoner to Melbourne lor
iIal for the murder OF his wife Tie crowd OUTSIDE
,hc building nothing daunted by their failure to see
meaning brought into the court, continued tO peN>
about the place in the hope Of seeing the prisoner
when tho examination was concluded anu
he was being conveyed back 10 the jan
, strong force Of police were detailed as body
uar,, for the prisoner. Under their protection Deem
Ing amid imprccatons hurled at him by the Sowing
and unfrierdy crowd, hnrriedly escorted bd'R u
the TAIL The police have secured letter written by
peentnc which, Il l. said. contains ample PROOF thal
to tried 10 cntcc Mis-, Rourscvcl. OF sydhcy, mo
a marriage with him after he murdered Ms WIZ III
uI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
srnvry urTroy FEELING BETTER.

rhe friends Of sidney Dillon president OF the onlon
Pacific Railroad Company yesterday Indignantly oc"ieu
the sensational reports Of his serious illness ~ NJ
Office II was stated that Mr.. Dillon had m acute AT
tack Of Indigestion on last Thursday and did not come
downtown The unfavOrable weather led him to stay
at home but he feeling well YESTERDAY, anu i "a
pccted to return "a business In a few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
PRESIDENT cARxor's WELCOME TO TIE QUEEN

Pahs. Marcl0 22.-PicSldcnt 'arnoj ms sent l" Hu''"
Victoria who Yesterday arrived al t''eDehe' III u'c
south Of France. where she viii remain five weeks
a c,rllal telegram Of welcome. Among other dmng'
VI Cnrnot expressed the hope that Her Majesty would
find IN beautiful Provence an assine'mcnt III the SOY
rows that lave lately afflicted her maternal heart
In reply to the Presidents message Queen victoria
sent "A Telegram In which she said " Ii gives me
much pleasure 10 stay In beautiful provence whc'c
| have always been received 50 kindly. ana where |
am sure u enjoying the rest rendered 80 necessary
Iy cruel trials | was much tOuchcd by ihc way my
mourning was respected In passing through the-
DOurg.' r,,- ~, a., nah,
of Rutland have arrived here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

THE CHARGES AGAINST BlLDwIy & FABNUM
Chicago. March % tspeclalThc directors Of the
Board OF Trade after hve-hourr' uial, dismissed the
charges Of F.. Lovity against the well-known Board
OF Trade and New-York Stock Exchange firm OF
Baldwin d Farnum Lowity was discharged en-
nove and made the charge that the firm cheated its
cust0mers TIE firm arrested Lowlty for blackmall.
The directors unanimously acquitted the hrm today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
TIE FRENCH MERCANTILE MARINE.

Paris. March 22.-rhc Committee Of Inquiry OF the
Chamber of Deputies, engaged With :hc subject of tho
French mercantile marine has rejected II proposal to
impose additional nag dues or foreign vessels inc
committee has advised the granting Of bounty ol
rs ccntImcs per ton OF displacement ana per MIC
tr,velkd ON vessels Luilt In France, and similarly
compulcd bounty Of - centlmc, on French vcSsc :
NnllL LllrDud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

Tribune ONCE M,rch 49, q. m-1hc skies were clear
Yesterday forenoon and cloudy thereafter with trace OF
min after sunset. What ll;tie wind there was shifted
from northwestery to southwcsterly and humidity lose
frm ~ I'm the morning to ~ at evening. The temper
re ranged between 20 and 30 degrees the average (32S
being lO lower than on the corresponding day last year
and near this city to-day there Will probably Le
warmer cloudy weather, with Light showers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
THEY WANT CLEVELAND FOR PRESIDENT

n. Hu.ino.. I'm, Democratic Association held IT,
REGULAR u citing al the Hoffman House ht evening anu
,ossd resolutions strongly hNrrnc Grover Cleveland TO-
prid,u. Aftnr tho chairman had DECLARED ia" r.olr-
lions carried Emigration Commissioner T. L. Hidg"aV'
Who f. an extreme I'm partisan. demanded call for hc
ven. and nays aud made motion u have inc lo o' l
eo.,,,iop called Mr. RIdqnuy, motion was drica'd bv
%. q, % IN o Tho representative, u the rntlll!l
foctio, present were highly catcd over their victory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES.
" THE LONDON TINES DRAWS CoNrAnA'0-
BETWEEN TIE GERMAN AND BkIIlsh
COMPANIES.

COMPANIES.
London March 22.-Thc uneaslness IN Engla''" pa'
ticularly in shipping circles, mt the increasing ua
of the North German LLOYD steamers, when can az
southampton on their way from Bremen 10 NC"
York and on their return voyage CONTINUES w II"
crease "The Times" in recent article ure" 'V
tcnton To the Increased business done by inc "er""
lines the North German Lloyd and the Haihpure
American and said that a comparison OF their Dus
moss with that Of the British lines would not DC
gratifying to British pride. The Times" fr'her
said IN, statistics showed that the North German
Iloyd heads the list for the decade up 10 ana III
Gliding 1891 with total OF 736,668 passengers 1or
New York and the Hamburg American comes hcAe
with 52G9OO giving total OF 1,26i,3oo III" "il'c
star heads the English lines with 81 Job passengers
the Cunard comes next with 323,9OO the lhInah loi
lows with 322, 800. and the Onion with 23''o"o' i"0
total OF these amounts 10 1,2j5,55o This comparison
lecomes the more remarkable when we reflect that
this state of things has all come about IN the n's'
fen years and is n consequence of a distinct poiios
of high speed aud improved accommodation
The COMPARISON in the carrying Of the mails be-
,woen Gr.ot Britain and New-York shows similar re
ults TO that Of the carriage Of passengers. Newiork
letter, have been delivered in London by the Hamburg
American Line In 1863 hours and 4 minutes from the
New. York pOsofIcc to the General Post0ihcc IN Lon
don The White star steamer Tcutonic Ia, delivered
them in rs hour, ana Oh. minute anu ''' N'''''
rn dov "The Times" publishes another article on
the same object. I'm which II says tht me WOrhlnes
during the last decade and the great strides taI nav
been made by the German lines prove thtt tne 80
~ ocenn gr,yhOunds" means large prOnt lor ulcIi
owners The Times" further says there !, no donOt
that Liverpool became New YORK port ons u,
" Carolina grew cotton and Manchester spun H. II
matters are arranged TO suit the present requirements
Channel port will be chosen. In place OF Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
SALE OF HE CUTTING PICTURES.

NINErY-oNE OF THEM KNOCKED DOWN FOR n
TOTAL OF Slll,l30.
Nnety-one oil paintings belonging to the estate Of
Robert l.. Cutting were sold at auction last evening
in Chickerng Hail. There a large audience pres
ent and the bidding spirited. The prices realized
were good The lowest pce paid was $50 at which The
Tiresome story by ;. Ros.. Sold aud the high
est, $4,000 which obtained for The Return to
the convent" by F.. ZamacOls. Bidding for this
picture was especially lively and it finally secured
Dy Boussod, valadon d Co. The total amount Of the
sale was GIL l3O The following is a summary Of the
sale:
W. J. Boogaald "Holscs in a Stable" so.
Eugene Beaase "a zsuaye se 1tI ~ "a
Alfred De DTsqx Whit Horse and nggi1os' $780,
4 schRiechen. "a Court Beaaty,,'' $40.
M Nj D. so0Bs eiiahge. 'T6e Ferry" ssi6
L. Mouchot. Scene in Cairo =loo.
Lew Ys,d Brc% M. M H. Eag ..so F'lo
j. Bodini 'Embroidey,'' $500
l.. Passsn, Landscape" $40.
j. De Nltis. The Bravo 800.
5f n&nd ESa.ua A gSSes and 1 '9 so
F. Ie sioiT% ia Breton Mothcfh slio
5 O. Beaumont "gir at wei l, " goo, goo; s,o,
4 b. bu5 PGpF'& in 2u' Rsyn Sg .a6 o. 'o''
! 1 Jo9g91 n Nen 11 1S5ans dd o'n' S'o'
c6aIle. jasQucs sheep aqd l.3@d-c'r'.' $1,000.
Martin RicG. French Iana'caPc ,n, e 'G25 o
e O. pei re penns' T1 Dos .,oe ea s.?9t5 'S'"
4 stevens, The Intercepted LeiEr,r si5o C,.,,o, ,,
a. Cha.nay, THE Chateau Gast"llief near ChalHeu
ja@e, Ti,,2. ~ a Bsssys 3 ~n ;;z5 .27so
Z. soi6 The RcHdc1y t foI ;he Duel" 800.
: 'fn Ssns 4S:' s5%S 81 900
!. willems. Cath Cath. riog Lilac a,, ~ Sl7oi 300
Martin s HcS M 3,g EiSat .Soo
Il ch.liys; "c ld ana ~ Tgrkey Zoo 800
. Tar Psasisny fp1 ana Ems E%f 4 s g.
lodi IsSsI35s ls sesa. 4as Ia 100 a
f. ffomentln. 'waicring Horses e: 100
II II I. p1pray. The Sor,Ic@ 300
j. g. Vibert, Tho Mer. age - OZl ~
jules Dupre. pool IN th" MEADOW" 1850
:" I'd. Moreau ''The Grain He'd" $500:
rc'G o. fs ea%hon n'6be e T q servant" 80
L. KOs.ssl, The Tiresome sito,E;', go,
Iuie s,cS wonr16 x Tfout stream" IS
G % Me;griny !WasSinf on the seine 5000
4 Volon. Parrot. Flowots. &C." Gl96o
Na sbe RIss RI S; p at y " go
Chafles Jacaue. watering sheep - 225
sor Say. Tine DT naee 51@; :s2s o''
cng o e @ IF c GSnysp' 1900
g'; nS4sS sSP Ma :SSFs and s cs acS
Z Van Marcks, fSwf Ina in poS q "a, 800
H n yo %e' ff SG9', Gslta ,eu'$ $50
4 Gsudcfroy, ''Blen Gerdee," 1923, .o-.
T. L. E R4Esay a ,fr' wner .i2,
j. Vicgos. Arab Bazssr," u 5o2,
Harcisse Diaz. FOREST o. Fcntlneblean" so se 400
E EssaSr I9fs stte Of Ss
t. Iserne. Beliecour French Bgeier," $50 $50 o,o
j. B. F'5 e Ccrot LAIR Rl9 Sssse e."
C. Troyon "Ciln-. Normandy Coast" $4,000.
fcli n; ziem, Grand Canal Venice" $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.

-, NOVEL; Gland cloudy. with light rairS; slightly
.ar,,,r. southerIy winds; fair Thursday.
r rostern Ncw.Y York Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey and Delaware light rains ialr ihunuay "a"r
.outherly wIyAs shifting To soGthwcStery'
Ear MARYLAND and Virginia. light rains, followed by
clearing; warmer fair Thursday
I,,r Western New.York Western Pennsyly@Ia and
ohio clearing: fair Thursday. -
T,r We,t virginia clearing; slightly colder
For Mlnnc.ota and the Dakotas, warmer eld laIr .
Far Kansas Colorado and Nebraska. ialr ana warmer
tvn dlNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

Hard Cough distrcsses the patient and racks both
Lungs and Throat Dr. ID. Jayne's Expectorant Is the
remedy wanted to your Cough, and relieve botn
the Pulmonary and Bronchial organs. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
EXTRADTTION WITH FRANCE.
THE TEXT or TREATY SUBMITTED TO THE
FRENCH CABINET.

Paris March 22.--At a meeting Of tho Cabinet held
10 div. VI. Abot. Minister 81 Foreign Affairs. and
VI. Heard. Mui.icr - Justice submitted the text I"
the extriditicn truty With the United states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

When baby was Sick, gave her Castone,
When she was a Child she cried for Ca,toria,
When She became Miss, she clung TO Sastona'
When she had Children, she gave them Castorp@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

SUICIDE OF A BRITIsII LIEUTENANT.
Iondoo March o2-Licutcnant Newell, belonging to
the Lancashire Regiment, committed suicide to-day ut
Davenport by shooting himself No motive Is known
for his act lilo was extremely popular In his rcsi
ment and In society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
STEAMSHIP IRRITATS,

The steamer Johannes Brun Captain wesenoere from
Nassau, and the steamer Adrohdack, captain 'aieo"'
from Kingston, ETC., have arrived
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

FIint's Fine Furniiure.-An opportunity Is onereo y
purchase furniture at low prices at the Dsfga Ss
ut t1nrs, 1ith-st. and 6th-oye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In iii. diagram q continuous white line shows tho
ebonpes IN prssure Us Indicated by The Tfibun@s SAIL
barometer The broken line represents the TEN
perature. as observed az Perry's Pharmacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
PRINCE BISMARCK RECOVERING.

Berlin. March 22.-Prnce bismarck Is IcroVenns
from thc sudden Illness with which he was attacked
Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
5ueeia! Notices.
E.taJliSLed 1878

MRS McELRATH'S HOMEMADE PRESERVEDD
BRANDED. CANNED AND SPICED FRUITS AND
JELLIES. ~ -, ,-r,y e,rcr,rrv
tyerVth.g put up IN glass and kept until fall: FOE
prce, REFERENCES sc. address Mrs. SARAH ). McELr
kATU 1893 Degraw-st.. Brooklyn. y. Y.
Crab Apple Blossoms -, .,.
fashionable perfume; fdNOrlte OF palace mansion
and cottage once rd always used Reject limitations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

ANOTHER CHESS TOURNAMENT IN LONDON
London March CA chess tournament In ten
rounds, each player to meet every other twice. ha'
been arranged TO begin next Monday. Bird Black
Lurne Gunsberg MasOn and Iasker have entered
Fifty pound, Is the entrance Zee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
rIIE KING OF GREECE WANTED ~ ~

THE KING OF GREECE WANTED ID NIUIONI 10
Landau March 11-The Vienna Spondeht OF
. The Daily News" says: "Thc King OF Greece E'eN
desired 70 abdcac, but dissuaded by his mo'her
and the Prince Of Wales, who represented thlt the
Rovnl Prince was too young to succeed to the irohe
and that the abdcation might endahser E"'op''"
peace.n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-12
FIGHT WITH A MAD DOG.
n TOOK 1WO MhN WITH CLUBS
TWENTY MINrTES 10 KILL hin.

A Bull TERRIER with n Reputation for seed
Nature Hit = Three-year-oid hoy ana the
Neizhbor- Wanted Him shot-Ths Pc.
Hccmau Had but Two CnrtriAses-nas
Club and n Lead Pipe Ma the RssA
In the dinGy cellar Of tenement house at
ABS East l4Sth street Policeman James Walsh
and Thomas Martin. the owner Of the house.
had struggle with n vicious bull terrier yes
tcrday afternoon which they will remember
for some time.
The dog was a muscular brute Weighing
some fifty pounds, with great reputation for
good temper. Three families rent the upper
floors and the children petted and played with
the dog ut every opportunity. Yesterday the
terrier surprised every one by sulkinE for the
better part Of the day and refusing to eat.
About O'Clock Joseph Austinschock. the
three year-old son OF the tenant OF the third
floor. went 10 the yard. and. as usual. spoke TO
the dog. Tho animal sprang at him with
erowl and buried its teeth In his arm. The
boy screamed with pain. and the dog. loosen.
ing his grip snapped ut the boys hand. laoer.
atinC it badly. Tenants OF the house hurried
to the child's assistance and the dog SUNK
away at their approach.
Austinschocks parents were badly fright
ened and insisted that the dog should b
killed. His owner consented and the dog was
caught and tied UP in the cellar with bit OF
clothes line. because tho tenants feared to 60
into the yard while the dog was there.
Martin found Policeman Walsh. who was
armed with 32-calbrs revolver. but
had only two cartridges. Martin piloted
him into the cellar and pointed out
the dog. They neglected to take .
light with Thorn and had to depend on the un-
certain light which came in from the street
through the small. square windows along the
top OF the cellar walls. Policeman Walsh
ann a9s liz
blade and glanced of. INJECTING only flesh
Naddsned with the ran Of the wound. the
ard tie dSs sRrans directly at tn. pollSsmsn,'s
si%s to s.s.,. Il: aoE stssSE sna i,fsa sssia.
In his stqitsmspt he missed his aim The dog
Rsas sif sn?sss s!sd
the attack. and the policeman drew his billy
Seal sSy o IL on Ss.a
to madam ths animal stu psf tS but Mss
v kSF sE tTi1tya &:
to eysh sip % 81 ills Tine MARLIN 1i s wss
sE nFn1 Sat asriS
IN uG the steer eeIlsr stairs: Tho dog
terriers persistence. This gave Walsh a
on the dog. head. The animal Ioosened his
hold on Martins hand and fell back. Both
under repeated blows Of the policeman's billy
and the lead pipe.
Martin hurried Of to drug store and had
his wounds cauterized. His hand Is badly Bit
ten; Martin THU ks that the dog was mad.
The dog was fine specimen Of his race.
Mr.. Martin believed that he would develop
rare qualities as a fighter. but not In tho line
in which he distinguished himself yesterday.
Little Joseph Austanscnocks Injuries are
more serious than Martins The wounds
were cautsrized and the boy was doing we'll
last night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-12
THOUSANDS OF cnIps, BU1 NO pLArERs
Fourteen orthe Etehtccn House. Can't. Me.
Iauxhiin visited Were Empty.

Capt. Mclaughlin reported TO Surcrlntend.
ent Byrnes yesterday afternoon that since he
had taken charge of the Tcnhcroin precinct he
had learned Of eighteen buildings in the pre-.
cinct which were rumoied to be occupied as
gambling houses.
Superintendent Byrnes gave the Captain
written instructions to raid each Of the
eighteen premises specific !. and the Captain
started with forty policemen in plain clothes
at 10 o'clock last night to clean out the several
buildings.
He discovered that fourteen u tho houses
hsd been empticd Of all furniture and
had apparently been deserted for many
days. Three other places were fur.
nished with gambling material and were
in the custody Of colored men. Tho
first OF theso was George Ciark's resort at "a
West Thirtieth street. where the police sci led
u roulette table and n faro layout and a
bag OF chips. At ]. Lillienthnl,s. at 522
Sixth avenue. they got LOCO chips. two
chtr racks. two sweat cups. n roulette
wheel, and rallo table. At Charley
Getty's place. lOl West twenty fourth
street. they got thirty chairs. a roulette
whce a. poke table. and bags of CHRIS. Ths
fourth place was Joseph Hnrtly's. at l4l West
Forty-frst street. where four tables anil q lot
ofchirs and playing cards were secured.
There were no players ut any Of these estah-
lishmnnts. and Capt. Mclaughlin did not take
the colorcd attendants into custody.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-12
The Wealth err.

The storm centre remained over the lake regions yss
tsrday, apparently taxing course toward the St Law
renee Valley The storm IS Of slight energy but 10 A.
tended by esprsad rainfall covering the country
from Minnesota the states bordering the lakes
TO the New yand coast thence south over the middle
Atlantic states to South Carolina. Clearing weather
Sc. in the latter district in the afternoon The
storm IS likely to move Into Canada tbs morning AID
fair weather in the States east of rae sssppt
An area OF high press1rs with clear cooler weather,
covered the states Of tho Rocky Mountains TO the
Ohio Valley south Of the lake.
The storm from the north Pacific coast has Moved
.Ns to Montana with ram falling in the Northwest
thck fog spread over III. Atlantic coast during the
morning while the wind southeast but 6isappeared
the afternoon with tie change OF wind to souh vest
Rain fell in this city until noon Tho afternoon re-
NAMED cloudy and rather sutrT: humidity averaged
30 per cent wind Light southeast to south west high
est Official Temperature, $50; lowest SO.
To-day promises to be fair and slightly cooler to- NOR
~ fair and slishiy warmer.
The thermometer At Psrry's pharmacy. In rHs suu
building recorded ths temperature yesterday As fol-