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Evening journal., 1892-02-19
DISSOLUTION

Again we say we are not go
ing out of business, only a
change in the firm. You'd not
know the change if we didn't
tell you, we wouldn't say so
much about it if it wasn't that
the retiring partner wants cash
in preference to stock. All our
Children's Suits taken off the
shelves and placed on Bargain
Tables. If you ever want to
make your money do double
duty look at these Children's
Suits:
All-wool Children's Suits as
low as So.
S.. so Ghildren's Suits now
ST. 50.
$3.50 Children's Suits now
So.
So Chlldren's Suits now
s.. 50.
SIS Children's Suits now
$3.50.
All.wool Jersey Suits $50
Very fancy trimmed jersey
Suits, several designs sole
from SIS to $S, the balance t
be closed out for S. so.
Children's Knee Pants will
hip pockets 4oc.
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THE NEWS OF ALBANY.
The senate Wants the beading Deal and
the Keeley Cure Investigated.

The senate Wants the Beading Deal and
the Keeley Cure Investigated.
ALBANY, Feb. Ex-senator Mcmahon Of
fered a resolution, which was adopted, citing
the fact that it has been currently reported
IN the public prints that a combination has
been formed by certain coal mining COM
panies with certain railroad companies
doing business in this state 10 advance the
price OF coal, and providing that the presi-
dent appoint committee Of seven 10 EN-
ploy counsel and examine witnesses and in
quire into the rumor and report on OF be-
fore March II as 10 what legislation may be
advisable to suppress such a combine among
the oorporations amenable TO the laws OF
this state.
Senator Endres offered long preamble
relating TO the death alleged to have been
caused by treatment az the Kelley institute
az White Plains, and ending with a resolu-
tion that the senate be empowered 10 in
vestigate any cases OF complaint against
this institution or any other that receives
patients TO be cured Of drunkenness by
bichloride Of gold or any other treatment.
The report must be made not later than
March II. The resolution was referred to
the committee on public health.
The assembly passed an amendment 70
the charter of Buffalo increasing the salaries
Of the police commissioners, although -four
of the five members from Erie county voted
against il.
Assemblyman Haley, labor represents
tive, had a bill compelling all persons con
victed OF a misdemeanor to be confined il
the county in which the ofiense Is com
mitted. No contract labor or machinery i
permitted in prisons, and county Jail in
mates must be placed at work on public
roads from May 10 September inclusive.
The general laws committee Of the Assem-
bly, gave a hearing on the bin reducing th'
legal rate Of interest in the state from to
per cent. Capitalists and bankers from al
over the state were present, and a commit
tee from the New York clearing house ap
peared to protest against its passage.
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PITTsBURG Feb la-While Quays op-
ponents were lattering themselves on tho
strength of the opposition 70 him his friends
quietly scored an important point in the
Twenty-fourth Congressional district, COM
posed of a part Of Allegheny and all Of
Washington, Fayette and Greene Counties
The Allegheny and Washington end Of tho
district is Republican, Fayette is doubtful
and Greene is solidly Democratic.
A conference Of Republican committees
from those counties was held to fix the time
and manner In nominating. Quays friends
had April 10 selected as the date and So
cured the adoption of a resolution that tho
delegates shall be chosen on the basis Of tho
Republican vote.
The early date and the manner deter
mined upon, it Is thought, win insure tho
nomination Of Quays man Acheson for con-
gress and gige Quay the Republican legis-
latiye votes FROM the district.
The Pittsburg members Of the Pennsyl-
vania Republican association, whose names
were made known for the first time when
they appeared signed TO the address sent
out from Philadelphia, talked freely today.
saying that they are in earnest. All aro
men Of the highest social and business
standing and have never been known as in
dependents.
S. U. Trent said: 1--WE already have a
strong anti-Quay organization in Allegheny
county It win work in harmony with the
state association.s < A meeting VIII be held
soon, and then we win be fully prepared for
the campaign
Colonel William A. Heron was positive
in stating that he has no personal feeling
against Senator Quay. He said:
my principal objection 10 Senator Quay
equally concerns Senator Cameron. I be-
lieve Pennsylvania is never heard on the
floor Of the United States senate This
movement is not in the interest of any per
son in particular, the whole object being to
secure a change. Senator Quay is absent
from Washington too much to be able to at
tend to the duties Of his Office
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MEADvLLE, Pa, Feb. l9.--At the CON
cinsion of the arguments upon the law
points in the Delamater trial, Judge Hen
derson decided that there was not sufficient
evidence to warrant the court 20 submit
the cases Of 4. A. Delamater and George b.
Delamater 10 the jury without imperative
instructions fds their acquittal. The court,
however, ruled that the case Of George W.
Delamater, ex-state senator and Republic
an candidate FOR governor of Pennsylvania
in 800 should proceed By this ruling the
entire brunt Of the Sl,lO0,00O failure Of Dec.
A. 1890, is thrown upon the man generally
looked apon as the active spirit Of the un-
fortunate banking enterprise Many people
who have attentively listened 10 the evi-
dence and argument thus far are firm ia
the belief shat George W. Delamater will
be acquitted
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A HoME DESTROYER Killed.

The Late Admiral BaIdwin's Daughter
Brings Disgrace to Her Family.
PARIS, Feb l0-Edward Parker Deacon,
an American well known in New York and
Boston, suddenly returned TO his apartments
In the Hotel Splendide, in Cannes, and
found his wife in her bedroom in a com
promising position with M. Emile Abeille,
who Is said 10 have been a close friend Of
Mr.. Deacon The outraged husband hotly
upbraided his wife, holding her lover at
bay with a revolver. Mrs. Deacon, moan
ing with terror, crawled from her bed and
fen on her knees at her husbands feet
Mr.. Deacon then turned 10 Abeille, and
with scorntul and contemptuous words dis
charged his pistol at the Frenchman, who
screamed and fell back upon the rug before
the bed. He died in a few moments. The
husband then turned again 70 his wife, and
refusing 10 shoot her, declared that she
should live TO have the finger Of scorn point
/ ed at her for the rest Of her life.
The guests and attendants of the hote
and the police then arrived. Mrs. Deaconl
four young children were taken TO anothe
part of the hotel and placed in charge O
friends Mr. Deacon went 20 another hotel
nominally in charge OF the police.
NJ Bret, the ablest lawyer Of Cannes, wi
defend Mr. Deacon, and the general impre.
sion is that he win not only be acquitted
but exhonerated.
Mr.. Deacon came from Boston, where h
has wealthy and influential relations. II
has lived abroad for about fifteen year
His wife is a daughter Of the late Admir-
Baldwin, Of the United States navy, and
said TO be a wealthy woman in her ow
right She is a very handsome woman, an
her husband recently is said TO have becom
excitable and jealous owing TO the exoessiy
attentions she received from the many gel
tlemen friends Of the family.
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De FREYCINET RESIGNS.
A Cabinet Crisis in France on
the Catholic Question.
THE GOVERNMENT BADLY BEATEN

Pope Leo's Recent Uttcranees in Favor OF
the Republic Mighty Factor in Bring
ing About Its Crushing Defeat-Leon
Say VIII Probably Succeed Freycinei.
lFPARs, Feb. l9.-Premier Freycinet has
resigned, and Paris Is wild with excitement
A vote was taken in the chamber Of depu-
ties on tho associations bill, which was a
measure against Catholic institutions, and
it was defeated by a vote Of 3cS TO 2i2 NJ.
de Freycinet Immediately resigned, and he
and six ministers left the chamber.
The battle was opened in the chamber by
NJ. Hubbard, Radical, who called for urgency
on the associations bin.
NJ. Cassagnac, Royalist, denounced the
bill as q most iniquitous and odious measure
and precursor Of the separation Of the
church and state.
Premier de Freycinet denied that it was
true that the bill was the precursor Of sep
aration He spoke in laudatory terms oI
the oonciliatory spirit shown by the pope
but agreed TO the motion for urgency. Va
rious speakers gave their views amid grow
ing excitement, and several Of them de
manded the order OF the day.
M. Boisserin offered a motion that th'
government be requested to continue IL
! policy OF supporting republican principles
I NJ Freycinet accepted the motion and as
sumed full ministerial responsibility for tn
/ bill
The vote for urgency was adopted by
vote OF 2S6 in favor TO 2i6 against, and thei
followed the defeat Of the bill.
The CathoIics ,IuhIIant
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The victory over the h

ness declared Il his wish and the wish Of
the church that France should be happy.
"She is a nation whose religious mind and
generous character. though they may not
always keep her fast in the straight path
which is best suited for her interests, soon
repair all faults and show her the clear
truth. pray and act In accordance with
my prayer that, notwithstanding every re-
sistance there may come an end 20 the
dissenaions and the sterile quarrels which
weaken her. An her citizens should meet
upon the ground of legality. Each indi-
vidual may cherish his own preferences
But when in the domain Of action nothing
else exists but the government which France
has chosen. The republic is as legitimate a
form OF government as any other.
Thanks 10 her strong constitution" his
holiness added France win rise TO her an
cient greatness notwithstanding her enc
mics. 1 learn with JOY that, though she
possesses such abundant military resources
and such valiant sons, France has not fal-
tered in her prudence and patience. II she
will but free herself from the dissensions
that check her development and paralyze
her influence; il she viii but abstain from
vain persecuting, she viii soon regain the
( illustrious place and glorious rank In the
world which belong to her.
IL Is Bad Defeat.
These utterances were made public just
at the time when the government was pro
: ceeding 10 introduce its bill to efface the IN
/ dependence Of the religious communities
They made profound impression, and dis
armed al who were not radically hostile 4
the church and resolved to degrade it, The
government found, too late, that a mistake
had been made, but resolved 10 persist, hop
I ing to force the measure through. The de
feat comes with stunning force, and is inter
preted as a rebuke for the whole course o
the ministry in clerical matters, from th'
time that NJ Fallieres. as minister Of public
I worship, prosecuted the archbishop Of Ail
for sentiments that were jealous and per
haps indiscreet but We're certainly not IN
tended as any offense 10 the state.
Nm. de Freycinet has held the place Of min
ister of war and premier since March, 1890
He is about sixty-four years Of age, ant
has been prominent in public life since 1870
when he was coadjutor Of N. Gambetta il
the ministry of war. He was minister o.
foreign affairs from 1877 TO 1879 End presi
dent Of the council in 1850, January to July
1851, and in 1885, after the resignation Of N
Jules Ferry.
Leon Say is looked upon as a possible sue
cessor Of N. de Freycinet
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cuRTls SCORES A eIe PoINT.
A witness for the Prosecution Gives
Telling Evidence in His Favor.

A witness for the Prosecution Gives
Telling Evidence in His Favor.
SAN FRANCIsco, Feb. 10.-The prosecu-
ton in the Curtis murder trial introduced
in rebuttal the testimony Of three witnesses.
The testimony Of one Of these, George Al
pers, was a surprise 10 the prosecution, in
asmuch as Il tended TO impeach the testi-
mony Of the officers who swore that from
the time they commenced the chase they
never for an instant lost sight Of Curtis,
Alpers testified that he worked in a saloon
near the scene Of the murder and heard
three shots fired on the night in question
That he saw q man running away Will
three men following, and that the mar
turned the corner of Shipley street befor,
the officers did. Officer Newman was mex
sworn. He admitted that he had lost sigh
Of Curtis when in pursuit Of him. This il
in direct contradiction to the testimony
given by him Wednesday when he swore hl
had kept Curtis in sight all the time.
Evening journal., 1892-02-19

DAVID ID, WiIHhiS, IN breeding. Every
thoroughbred that he raced in recent years
he bred himself and though his theory in
regard TO breeding cannot be said TO have
been proved correct, he gave the American
public the grandest race course known 10
the world Mr. Withers was always alover
Of horses.
In 1871 Broolglale, the farm 80 well known
today, was bought by Mr. Withers, his
stable and track up TO this time being at
Madison, n. J. Brookdale is about -four
miles from Red Bank and six miles from
Monmouth Park, and consists Of about SO0
acres of fine land.
IL is the model stud farm Of the country
Today there are about i35 thoroughbred
there. Mr. Withers generally passed at
least two days a week at his farm. Every
detail Of the establishment was known C
him. In the early days Of Brookdale, be
I fore the breeding stud had assumed large
proportions Mr.. Withers used 20 purchas'
/ yearlings at the Lexington sales. The de
scendants Of these horses are now at Brook
dale
Evening journal., 1892-02-19
THE READINGS NEW OFFICERS.
List Of the Men who win Conduct tn
Gigantic Combination.

List Of the Men who win Conduct the
Gigantic Combination.
New YORK, Feb. l0-The list Of new
officers Of the Philadelphia and Reading
railroad appointed in conformity with the
new deal is as follows First vice president,
J. Rogers Maxwell, president Of the Jersey
Central, who viii have headquarters in the
Jersey Central building in New York; sec
ond vice president, Charles Hartshorne,
vice president Of the Lehigh Valley, who
win be in charge Of the finances Of the com
pany; third vice president, Robert II. Sayre,
vice president Of the Lehigh Valley, who
viii be in charge Of construction and main
tenance of way; general traffic manager
John Taylor, now with the Lehigh Valley
assistant TO the president, Henry S. Drinker
now with the Lehigh Valley. The manage
ment Of the Lehigh Valley and the Jerse.
Central is in the same hands as heretofore
Mr.. Mcleod is president Of the consolida
| tion.
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LONDON, Feb. 19.-The Irish local gov
ernment bill, on which the ministry has
staked its fortunes this session, was intro
duced by Mr.. Balfour in a speech Of consid-
cradle force. The scheme met with an ex-
tremely hostile reception from both sec
tions Of the Irish party and the Glad
stonians. Mr. Morley denounced it "a
''monstrous," IAN outrage" and IAN i'm
posture"
Mr.. John Redmond, Parnellite, vas equally
emphatic, and Mr.. Justin Mccarthy follow
ed suit. The support from the Unionist side
was somewhat lukewarm and weak. Mr.
Morley challenged the government amid
tremendous cheers to 60 to the country on
this precious measure
Evening journal., 1892-02-19

SAN Francisco, Feb. l9.-Hawaiian ad-
vices state that the election resulted in the
defeat of the liberal, OF Bush-Wilcox party
The conservatives have a strong majority
In both houses The result of the election
may be considered in general way as fa-
yorable 70 annexation to the United States.
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The "all black" has
always been popu.
lar with the pub.
lie, and it is by his
racing interests
that Mr.. Withcr
is best known. Il,
did not race horses
FOR profit. Hi
hobby was toreacl
the highest poin.
l., I.,..,.Itpw Euar..
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hailed with enthu-
siasm by the Cath
olicsand allbut the
Radicals. The
pope's recent ut
terances in favor
Of the republic Is
believed 10 be
largely responsible
for the triumph Of
the church over its
enemies. After
speaking Of the
liberty OF con
science enjoyed q
in the American
rnpuhlic his holi
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EAST CAMBRIDeE, Mass, Feb. i9.-Frank
l.. Moulton, of Lowell, was sentenced to
twenty years in the state prison for killing
HE xVifa
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CARROLL, Ia, Feb. 10. A. Kentner, OF
the Citizens State bank, disposed OF his in
terest in the bank and left with his wife fol
parts unknown. He owes thousands OF
dollars and it is feared the bank is badly in
vOlyed.
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RusINrss ePPoRTUNIrIEs.

LiOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
REAL STATE.-The we'll known 'Prac-
teal Farmer" Hotel at Grubb's, Brandywine
hundred. Is offered for sale, or Will eNchange
hundred years; the only road house On the
Philadelphia Pike between this city ana mes 1es-
ter has a splendid bar and hotel trade, JOhN
P. D0NAHOE, $40 Orange street. winning
ton. Del.
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MONTREAL. Feb. 19--AdOlph Lawse lost
three children and burned their bodies in a
cooking stove to save funeral expenses. The
magistrates have been applied TO, but they
hold that be acted within bis rights.
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CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb l0-The supreme
court denied new trial TO Charles Miller,
the boy convicted Of the murder and rob
berry of two tramps Unless Governor Bar
Der commutes the boys sentence he viii be
| hanged April 22
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THE ARENA OF POLITICS
New York's Convention Prom
ises to Be a Unit for Hill.
THE FIGHT AGAINST SENATOR QUAY

II Is the Purpose Of His Opponents to
Also Encompass the Political Downfali
OF senator Cameron Quay Is Not Nap
ping, Though, and Wins One victory.
ALBANY, Feb. i9.-There was a bare pos
sibility until to-day that ex-President Grover
Cleveland might have two delegates Of the
eeventy-two that New York win send to
Chicago. That possibility has ceased now,
apparently and the whole seventy-two viii
be Hill men
Up in the northern part Of the state is the
Twenty-first congressional district, com
posed Of the counties Of Essex, Clinton,
Franklin and Warren Here Smith NJ
Weed, who in tho old days was such a close
friend Of Samuel j. Tilden, had political
power. He lived in Clinton county himself,
and never had any trouble Of keeping con-
troll Of Essex and Warren. With Franklin
he seldom bothered.
When he was disappointed year ago in
not getting the nomination for the United
States senate he and David B. Hin had q
quarrel Mr.. Weed said he had been de-
ceived into believing that the governor
I WANAA HNN NN n hAAHAhhAtf WnAD t1'hhbtA
Hin declared that he had never made any
promises or pledges TO any man.
It Was Hnl's Day.
| This year Mr. Weed determined that the
senator shouldn't have the delegation from
that district He didn't join the Cooper
Union body, preferring to do his fighting in
side the party lines, but he was against Hill
| just as hard as any OF the men who signed
the protest against the date Of the conven-
ton. Senator Hills friends knew this, and
the decks were cleared for hot fight Hill
knew it was no use trying 10 capture Essex
and Clinton, so he doubled his efforts in
Warren and Franklin.
Last week the conventions We're held IN
Essex and Clinton and Mr.. Weeds friends
took control Today was Hills day and ne
captured the conventions in Warren and
Franklin after hot fight begun in the pri-
maries and carried through 10 the end
The result of this is that there viii be a
tie when the delegates of that congressional
district meet, and the election of its two
delegates 10 Chicago win be left TO the con
vention. The men favoring Governor Hill
win, Of course, be elected with hurrah
That win make the delegation from the
state solid for Hill
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BRooKLYN, Feb. l9.-The Brooklyn bridge
has now an artesian wen with a capacity Of
PIG, 600 gallons per day, which viii protect
it from difficulties such as was met with
some months ago, when Brooklyn suffered
with q water famine.
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J.R. C. cORRELL,
NO { West Seventh Street.
date of sloSS Market streetJ

No. s West Seventh Street.
Someone having maliciously
reported that my business is
for sale and that | am about to
leave the city, | take this
method Of making a complete
denial of the report No change
whatever has been contem-
plated and am at the north
east corner of Seventh and
Shipley Streets, where | will be
pleased to receive old patrons
and new.
l have on my lists some OF
the best properties for rent, sale
and investment to be found.
j. r. c. CORRELL,
REAL ESTATE,
No. s West Seventh Street.
date o. slol6 Mark ct stre
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WARRIOR, Ala, Feb. l9.-The municipal
election. the issue Of which was prohibition
and anti-prohibition, resulted in the killing
of O. b. Williamson, the Prohibition leader,
by George KateY. the leader Of the antis.
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Boston, Feb. DE. r. Reynolds, assist
ant superintendent of the New York and
New England railroad, says the report that
traffic arrangements have been made with
Reading for large coal tonnage is untrue.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. IA duel is imminent
between Editor Daenger, Of The Anzeiger,
and Editor Which, Of Die Lanterne, on ac-
count Of an editorial in The Anzeiger re-
ferring on Which.
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PARIS, Feb. l9.-Cardinal Richard, arch
bishop Of Paris, having declined 70 transmit
20 the French bishops the pope's letter en-
joining upon them a cessation Of their op-
position to the republic, the papal nuncio
has been instructed to perform that duty.
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PAssAIc, Feb 19-The conviction of the
officials Of the Clifton Jockey club for il
legally maintaining race track here has
been affirmed by the supreme court This
virtually kills racing in this state.
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ROME, Feb. 19.-The Workmens society
Of this city has ordered a general strike by
all trades as a protest against the reduction
of the labor on public works. The garrison
Of the city has been reinforced.
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Knocted out br T.e NYeIr.

New BEDFORD, Mass, Feb. 19.-Ike Weir
and Frank Steele fought for purse at the
Athletic club The fight was fiercely fought
for twelve rounds, when Ike had punished
his opponent so badly that he went to sleep
for thirty-two seconds, and the Spider
won. II was clean knock out.
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FORT DODGE, Ia, Feb. 19.-AIrs. Thomas
Mcguire, Of Lehigh, and Mrs Wilfred Car
son, Of Dayton, have been notified they ara
heirs TO a fortune Of Sl7,OO0,000 from an old
Scotland estate.
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BosToN, Feb N.--The Republican state
central committee decided to hold the state
convention for the election of delegates to
the Republican national convention at Tre-
mont temple, Boston, on Wednesday, April
On
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ALLEGHENY City, Feb. 19.-James G.
Wyman, mayor Of this city, who was con-
victed for extortion last week, has handed
his resignation TO councils. He is 20 be
tried for embezzlerent shortly.
Evening journal., 1892-02-19

ST. JOSEPH, No, Feb. 19.-General Man
ager Robinson, Of the Grand Island road,
has determined TO refuse the demands of
the men. A strike is expected.
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INC miners win Be PAID.

MAHANoY CRY, Pa, Feb. l9.-The strike
at the Lawrence and Brown colliery, at Ma.
hanoy Plane, was ended by the assignee
promising to pay all wages due ON Saturday
Enh %
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MERIDKN, Conn, Feb. l9-William Sharp
or, colored an employee Of the postOfiice,
has been arrested for robhing the mails. He
was caught by decoy letters.
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SAN Francisco, Feb. l9.--Advices from
Honolulu report the total wreck Of tho
American whaling bark Tamerlane Cap
tain Rowland and his crew Of seventeen
men We're drowned.
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EAToNTowN, n. j., Feb. i9.-Jra Waloott,
the boy supposed to have been kidnapped by
tramps, returned home safe. he had mere
N been lost by his sister.
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NEwBURG, N. Y, Feb. l9.-Isasc L. Cor
win highly esteemed city official, com
mitted suicide by shooting himself through
the head. III health and despondency was
the l.allan
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BROOKLYN, Feb 19.-Secretary Of the
Navy Tracy inspected the Brooklyn navy
yard, and a consultation with the heads Of
departments was also held.