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the MoB1Ls AND OHIO Lrr1eAr1o
Al Uassccessfai EHsrt 10 TrsnsSsr II from
the Courts OF Alabama TO This city.

/ A. uAoOcce 1Afnl E80rt 10 Tr0N0fkr IL fFOWl
nh. r.rmor., -. 49,, New. coun.n, =,
Ine FARMERS Loan ana trust company. as
Mos hs
III. a. a. S.. 10 ~ . 40. ,.,.,,
the view OF deterninine tho st .tas Of Board
D ocs Q, .ne ra,toad COMPANY .n wr,,c,
meeting OF the company. held in Mobile Ala.
on Feb. Is last. Tho defendants are eighty
whose stock was voted upon ut that meeting.
the directors s they elected ana the company y,
itself the suit grows out Of the EFFORTS OF the
stockholders Id referred to- and who represent
a., .,o q, tne stock TO regain
sion OF their ,s-1 property; They sur 1I
reorganization OF the com pany Iy giving to
Tho Earmars, In,r ma Trmst comnonv rho
| power to vote upon the stock during the life
sv al IL
cep.eu oy certain OF the creditors In payment
words. they consented to the esta blishment Of
awoting trust.
TN. mat power was used to authorize ,, an
,us 90 non s ,ne nhof.sase ponus. w'e
wa. was s ,s larger than inc amour. a
d ne aeeeniuro bonds ana gu. o. when .
AN EXCHANGE ~ socnrities e.centinr
eS.nauso vi secutitioe' eAeep.'hS
nrout $4,000 which are still outstanding.
These the stockholders have offered to pay.
retired BY the operations Of the sinking fund.
but the Farmers Lonn and Trust Company
received in exchange for general mortgage
bonds nre still alive and u valid claim against
the railroad COMPANY. and that consequently
the voting trust shouli be perpetuated Those
In control OF the railroad company hold the
same view, and 1t is ut their suggestion. pre-
sunab!y. that the suit has been begun.
All OF the legal quest ions involved are under.
stood 70 have been raised in n litigation that
at the time OF the election, and u part OF that
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TOO COLD FOR THE .iNIMALS
hat All the Other Famous Features OF y
nnrnam a. HALEY Parade Were on View.

Bnrrum a. HALEY Parade Were on View.
The thousands who stood long and anxious
ly on curbstones last night waiting for the
parade OF Bsrnum Il Bailey's Greatest Show
on Earth were somewhat disappointed. With
the exception OF the horses and team OF
zebras. with n donkey sandwiched between
them. not o single animal was to be soen.
It was too cold to let tho elephants walk
over the hard stones and besides. as Tody
Hamilton explained 1t. their feet were soft.
so the elephants we're left behind. where they
could costly stun hay down their throats. pick
their teeth with their trunks. and phiosophize
smingly on the folly Of paradss. Then tstill
according to Tody) tho hyenas had been
troubled with indigestion. the lions were fret:
full. and the tigers were in a savage mood. and
therefore the wagons were closed. -
But otherwise the parade possessed all tho
splcndor OF old. Tho lady fox hunters aud the
gentlemen fox hunters rode rs calamity. the
goddesses 81 liberty who stool on dazzling
globes smiled us sweetly as they ever had
There were five historical groups. represent
ing the landing 81 the Pilgrims. the rescue OF
The sn ali boys and the little girls watched the
same same o"en.mouihsd wonder That could have
been seer in the faces Of their fat, fathers and
two we're as Ss sns sa
as usual. the crowds were denser than else
where.
AT Houston street and the Bcwcry pickpock-
cts wcre busy and so were Inspector Bvrnes's
detectives. Just IA ,he first red light hove in
sight there WIS n commotion In the crowd on
the west side Of tho Bowery. suddenly a
burly. palc-faced man srrnnI out and ran
One OF the latter drew n revolver and fired a
shot in the. air. For II moment there was
great confusion in the crowd, and then there
was a general scattering The fugitive thief
was caught by Ronndsmhn Lane in cigar
store. where he had taken refuge and was
rcnlly buying cigar. Tho roundsman turned
him over to two detectives. who took him to
Police Headquarters. There Information about
The incident wns refused. but a man in the
crowd that had followed the detectives said It
was .Toier Wilson who had got de collar"
AT Eighth avenue and Twcnt eth street n
crowd OF boys pelted tho men IN ono ofthe
,harloteers returned the fire. and a stone
.rashed throught the helmet Of Policeman
John Nalient Of the Twentieth street station
and made a scalp wound. He went to the New
York Hospital and then returned to tho station.
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ADVERTISED FOR A WEE
Mr.. Ferrer Got Plenty OF Answers and On,
Suit for Breach OF Pronise.

Mr.. Ferrer Got Plenty OF Answers and Oao
Suit for Breach OF Pronise.
Carmen A. Emmett. described as O music
teacher and at present residing in a small
frame tenement in Bushwlck avenue. Brook
Ign. has brought suit for $4,000 damages for
breach Of promise against Fermin Ferrer. who
keeps house ut PIT East Sixty ninth street.
and who is interested in mining companies.
Mr. Ferrer is an elderly widower with Sow
eral children. He is subscriber to tho no.
torious matrimonial agency which publishes
Cupid. and in August last he inserted an ad-
vertisement in Cupid. as follows:
No. 3.,5v. An American gentlemen. b5 years OF age
@ s' Of
The present position on OF puzzle trS.' wishes the
9 III highest American society in New YORK city
Of them from the plaintiff. and he answered i as
follows:
PIT E f.. S S".r s.1,s1;
DEAN M,ss: Through Mr.. wellman's Agency received
your letter with short description yourself and IN.
s'ssGa TO @ssh viii Be f; E
E es. nsar WIN % as
sa y: at o ike 10 s;
si.x WV WI explain n ss:,
Mr.. Ferrer is Spaniard. Miss Emmett re.
piled and received this answer. dated Aug. ~:
Your Kind note is =. hand b And beg to =.
mes, YOU friday sesSaS
"y %o9nhx w Il
"q n 4 81. platform
s. :: S. e. ss
Tssay to sw ny S order to be pdno'ua
AT inc pace our meeting s'Ae'fsi In sHsiff sn.s.
Ds gafy aa oi no sstsS %us this tho
ra,-
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DEFINING ARRA1GNED FOR MURDER.
He Denies That He II the Author OF the
English or Australian Tragedies.

MELBOURNE. Aus. March 18.-Deemlns.
alias Williams. alias Swanston. the Rainhill
and Melbourne murderer. WAS to-day ar
raigncd at Perth on the charge OF numbering
his wife. formerly Miss Mather. at Melbourne.
and was remanded until Tuesday next. Mean
time the police OF Sydney. New South Wales.
are engaged In digging In the baSSment Of q
LONDON. March 1D-It has been learned that.
tho Rainhill murderer. under the ,pame Of F.
b. Deeming, was manager OF the Novitgednct
gold nine. KlerkSskop; south Africa. in 2cto-
Hayeriordwest. with a woman and two chill
dren. There 70 some doubt as to whether the
Williams. and containing clothing stained
with blood. was found to-day In the hotel ut
Hainhil.
A despatch from Melbourne says that Deem
MES that he Is the Williams Of Msbeurne and ns
Ranhil. The apthorities AR are aGprchssInsiys
precautions are being takcn. There il no
doubt whatever OF his identity but It may he
thought necessary to sond to England for wit
nesses to Identify him.
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s..te.eea the coun.., to Imprisonment.

OMAHA. March 10-E +. Morearity. ex-
Councilman. charged with malfeasance In Of
fco. was placed on trial this morning before
Judge Davis. Morearitys counsel asked that
the indictment be quashed on tho ground that
Judge SCOTS charge to the Grand Jury was
infammatory md preiudicial because he said
In the charge: Throw stono in any direc-
ton and you'll hit law breakers" Judge Scott
was In the court room and took the bench He
adiudged tho defendants attorneys guilty OF
contempt, and fined them $50 each and sem
tired from the bench. and Judge Davis re-
sumed it and ADJOURNED court until Monday.
Clair and Cobb. the attorneys, will be sent to
jail when the trial is concluded
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Mr.. Mitchell Net In 10.

William Pitt Mitchell. lately County Demoo.
racy leader in the Tenth district. who Is now
member OF Tammany Hall. denied yesterday
the report that he was concerned In an at
tempt to overthrow Senator George F. Roesch.
as the Tammany leader Of the district Mr.
Mitchell said yesterday:
80 far as am concerned. can say that
ship OF the district believe Senator Roesch
is doing his whole duty In the district. and that
there is not the slightest reason for complaint
against him."
Mr.. Mitchell can learn something about the
anti-Roesch movement By calling on ex-Ader.
man Flegenheimer.
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New wigwam or the Pequod..

The Tnmmany Association OF tho Thirteenth
Assembly district opened its new club house. at
PCT West Twenty-ffth street. last night. The
building Is entirely new. having been erected
for the club. and Is filled with Just those con-
veniences demanded by an organization of tho
Kind. The association 10 better know in tho dis
trict under tho name OF tho PeQuod Club"
by most Of tho MENTORS and by a large nun .
Der Of guests. Commissioner John {. Sheehun
the President made nm orening address. and
p Williams. and others. After u collation.
there was an impromptu entertainment, COR
sistiIig Of songs md recitationa.
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CHARLESTON. March 1a.-The earnings OF the
various railroads in this State for January
shows an aggregate OF S617.Oo0. against $S03.-
600 for the same month OF 1891. decrease Of
s270.OO0. or nearly 81 per cent The decrease
OF the earnings Of the main lines is: On the
South Carolina Railroad. $53. 15e: Northeast
ia. $24.444: Atlanta and Charlotte. S1O.01O;
Columbia and Greeneyille. S2477O: Charles
ton and Savannah. Sl4.551: Port Royal and
Augusta. $22.tsS: Wilmington. Columb ia and
Augusta. S:S6 7p4: Richmond and DanviIle
system. S13u23h The falling of Is accounted
Tor by railway officials by the low price Of cot
in the sale Of fertilizers. During February and
March tho movement Of fertilizers has in
creased somewhat, and figures for February
will probably show an advance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20
DesIai that There 10 Yellow Fever II
bermuda.

This despatch was published yesterday:
HALrAx. March ls.-A despatch was received at the
barracks here to-day from 81 Lucia ". L. saying that
owing to outbreak Of yellow fever In Bermuda the
order for the troop ship call there her way here
had been cancelled and that she would come direct.
The trooper brings two companies OF artillery to this
station.
On seeing this. A. T. Outerbri1go & co. OF
this city cnbled to Bermuda ask ing IL tho re-
port was correct and received this reply:
Publish denial OF report. which is utterly
false. Not single case OF yellow fever in Ber-
mudn"
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They did not meet. evidently, for this is the
next letter Of his. dated Aug. 81:
Mexico wa. UnlIua 10 En-. Jueb.

Ell PAso. March 19.-Aftcr disastrous and
rather exciting tour of Mexico. tho Emma
Juch Opera Troupe arrived In this city yoster-
day. At chihuahua the company were held
bnck two or three days. tho treasurer having
no funds to pay further railroad fares. Man
ager Merrick OF the Opera House IN this city
helped tho troupe out. advancing money
of he men recee hS ms
will work north back to Now York. Some of
their adventures have been ludicrous. accord
Ing to tho singers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20
THE WRECK OF THE HINDERNHRh
she Has Listed ConsiAerably. and u ~ Shs
Mercy OF the Breakers.


Mercy or the Breakers.
AsBuRY PARK. March 1o.-The ull.risssd
ship Windermere from Milford Haven. South
Wales. In ballast to New York. which was
blown ashore near the foot Of Deal Lake dur.
ing the severe snow and sleet storm yesterday
morning. lies about flfty yAras further south.
ward and about three yards further inland 70.
day than she did last night.
The full tide and heavy breakers this morn.
ing pushed the vessel further up on tho sandy
beach and all hopes OF hauling her OF are now
gone. The ship has about three feet OF water
in her. and has listed considerably seaward,
making 1t easy for the breakers to dash over
her.
At low water to. day the big vessel was sur.
rounded by hundreds Of curious people who
wreck. Capt Asher Wordell. who represented
the Merritt Coast Wrecking Company. had to
place some OF the crew on guard so as to keep
the relic hunters from carrying OF some OF the
vessels paraphernalia.
. Shortly after. noon Capt 'windermere 70.
turned from New York. and. together with
some q the ships crew. boarded the vessel
be hauled of. but as she now lies EN- bedded in
fifteen feet OF sand. and almost high and dry
It IL hard to see how this can be accomplished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20
Lotes Club Election.

The annual election OF officers OF the Lotos
Club took place yesterday. There was but ono
ticket in the field. The following wero elect
ed: President, Frank H. Laurence: Vice. Pres.
idcnt, W. A White; SecretsEy, John ElderkIn;
Moran. i4nse se0f Rrf'' GGpIish fHT Tinh
Welch. WnlterP Phillips. c. H. Eaton, l.. L.
Seaman. y. L. Montague. Chester s. Lord.
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Mrs. Osborne May be Released.

LONDON. March 1a-It is understood that
Home Secretary Matthew'S will probably order
the release. in May. Of Mrs. Florence Ethel
Osborne. now serving sentence OF nine
months Imprisonment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20
Scores and Scores

OF persons helped or cured by Hoods Sar-
saparilla- Mild cases of rheumatism have
yielded tot. Biiousuess and bad liver have been
rected in my family This is the only patent ed.
icine have felt Ike pratsnR speak not for Q. I.
Hood, but for tho Jobs who impatient and tor
mented beyond endurance. Nothing know OF will
cleanse the blood. stimulate tho liver. or clean tho
stomach perfectly Hoods sarsaparila. Yours for
health happiness. and vi.tue OF humanity" WIN. HOL-
LlNsllED pastor OF Presbyterian Church. Sparta. N j.
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Tho kendaIs Say Good.by.

Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall were called out at the
end OF the last act OF THE Ironmaster" at
Palmers Theatre last night. and as they stood
together on the stage Mr.. Kendall made little
speech Of farewell to New York They Will sail
gagGment In WASHINGTON. 'e - ~
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~ VIZ Vpt' ttTctls lie llyes Al
AO< West 65th street, whs,.
reporter saw him the nth..
evening. Mr. Mccarthy AZ
intelligent man. His WOW
subjects him to all tenps,s.
lures. and this HgEravNisib, ~
trouble. lie said: ~ hnys h.S
catnrrh since childhood
tried lots OF patent medicins.
but they didn't do me An,
good. seemed to grow vorss
after taking them. su,,srS
most from my nostriIs snS
throat. I would have seys,s
headaches over both erss
which used to daze me tnSs
my senses away. | would re
TO bed at night with nv ma.
trils free, and In the mornins
] Wouldn't be able to speaE
kept hawking and spittins
continually. Mucus kept dron.
ping down in my throat
went to Doctors Mccoy and
WildfnAu and placed m v.s,3
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This man is trying to Joke his wife about
her cooking ability.
He says the household will suffer from
dyspepsia. It's poor joke.
Americans eat too much rich food. with.
out taking advantage Of natural antdotes
to overcome the bad effects.
Nobody wants to diet. 1t is natural do
sire to want to enjoy the good things In
this world.
Read what prominent New Yorker
writes; he had been troubled with equity
rheumatism and its attendant painful
symptoms for eighteen months
II have subjected myself for months to
the severest rules Of diet recommended for
such conditions. and used almost all the
remedies recommended for govt and rheu.
matism. without any benefit. until heard
OF your imported Carlsbad Sprudel Salts.
which used faithfully for six weeks. diet.
ing for the first three weeks and afterward
eating almost anything desired. All the
equity and rheumatic symptoms left me
after the fourth week. and my general
health and spirits have become excellent
once again"
You try them to-day.
The genuine have the signature OF
Eisner d Mendelson Co.. Sole Agents.
New York." on the bottle.
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The Standard OIL Company or New Jersey
Drops Part oGus Nane.

A certificate was filed In the Hudson County
Clerks offico In Jersey City Yesterday. chang
ing tho title. ri the STANDARD OIL Company OF
New Jersey 10 the !. STANDARD Oh Company"
change mndo fn consequence OF the recent
julicu! decisions 10 Ohio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20

PHILADELPHIA. March 10.-Frederick Hen
gle. aged 10. committed suicide at o'clock
this afternoon by placing his head under q
steam hammer at the establishment OF Pearce.
sat6 and 3aakst streas. Wss e
ploysd as o gold heater, When tho whistle
ployee for dinner. Upon their return he left
his companion aud went down into the cellar
William Watson. the engineer. went down
soon nttcr and saw mans body on the block
on which 5OO-pOupd ip-hammer struck.
Shs sf,srn,o train for Detroit and Chicago Is the
k"s.h snoye Limited oS The New York yeptral-ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20
u usiness Troubles.

The Sheriff sold out yesterday the right,
title. and interest OF David /. Kellan to the
furniture and nxturss Of Crook Hotel at ia
Park row for $500 kellam formerly managed
tho Home Made Hotel at 2S4 Greenwich street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20

United States Minister Lincoln dined at tho
bury who was also prssent had quite an sa ss
tended conversation with Mr.. Lincoln.
Twenty-Five OF the mon arrested for taking
part In the serious riots In Berlin have been
sentenced to terms OF Imprisonment ranging
from two months to three years.
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Hoods
S ars a p arilIa
Cures

they re's helped as were mine. Through a tes-
timonial sent to c. I. Hood & Co.. inquiries
came from all the country. asking II it was
a bona flde' testimonial. and Of course acrote
all that IL Ias, and have the knowledge Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20

months treatment found relief breathe fres nov
and don't have that trouble with my throat don't
sneeze any more, aud don't have any troube a
all. Doctors Mccoy and Wildman have done wonderr
for me. They deserve all the praise in tho world
Doctors Mccoy and widmsn make a speciality of the
They furnish all medicines Free and their charges oS
treatment are 30 moderate that they within IL
reach Of all
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20

LONDON. March 10 Col. Mapleson. the we'll
known manager OF opera. has been stricken by
paralysis and Is In Paris in dangerous con-
dillon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20

Ths block signal and interlockin switches. which
protect the entire line of she Pennsylvan!A ksiraAJ
Anori ibs itaseA.f tAe beat ASSURANCE VI absolute
satety-AdS
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DOCTORS Mccoy AND WIlDMAN,

OFFICES, q EAST l9D STREET. NEW YORI
and fS5 AONTAG UE STREET, BROOkLYN.
whore all durable cases treated with sueossa n
you live AZ distance write for symptom blank.
CONSULTATION At OFFICE OR BY MAIL FREE
Address ali mail to 8 East 42d street onhos houryA
to II A. NJ. 2 TO AZ. ~. toeP u sundayA o tol2 4 4
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THEY'VE DONE WONDERS FOR Me-"
WHAT Mr.. MCCARTHY SAID OF nm
TORS McCOY AND WILDMAN


Dennis L. Mccarthy IL an iron moulder In the fo,,,,
Of Cassidy and Adler at bJI West 9th street III nnail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20
Afflicted with Boils

having 80 on her limbs. and being unable to
walk. l had heard OF Hoods sarsaparIlla. and
bought bottle. half Of which cured entirely.
Two years After another child was Afhicted badly. I
used the other half bottle of Hoods SArsarAria with
like results About four years After the child nrst
afflicted was again tormentsd like job and bought =
bottle ION Sunday at thatl and again n cure. Igavs
some Of the medicine to a poor woman and two chill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20
A brute With References.

PITTSBURGH. March l0-The following Is an
advertisement which will appear In tho col
umns of the Dispatch In the morning:
DERSONaL-SAy. have you use for any lazy, incom.
Il petent dishonest drank ard. who 10 married. and
knows nothing ablAt bookkeeping or business Can
show references Ia that effect Good chance for CHRIS
tiAns to helrR domestic hAtnen Please, addesr " IN
earnest, H. Y. A. Di,pa CHI oce and he bTuie VIII cai
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VI Sphrt0. n. j.
The genuine merit Of Hoods Sarsapariha
wins friends wherever It is fairly and honestly
tried. We are naturally much gratlned with
letters coming
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Entirely Unsolicited

AnC1re1y OnSOllclCe0
From men and women in the learned pro-
fessions warmly commencing Hoods sar-
saparilla for what \ has done for them.
Read this voluntary statement from an
Esteemed Clergyman
ITO Whom II May Concern:
"Unasked deem 1t my duty to suffering
humanity whose bodies and souls 1 would
have healthy. to tell thom OF the value Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla While living in Ohio one
OF my children was greatly
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-10-07
Estimating Age.

Two women, apparently returning
home from matinee performance,
Alstled into the car and seated them
selves near the door. They were
carrying on an earnest conversation,
and the radical difference in their
voices made the conversation anus
ing to the other passengers. One of
the women talked on very high
key and the other scarcely spoke
aloud. Every word uttered by the
high keyed talker could be heard in
any part of the car, but not a sound
could be heard from the lips of the
whispering woman. Just after they
had taken their seats every ear in
the car was Saluted with the shrill
exclamation, well, let me tell you
that she is sixty if she is day !"
There was whispered response, ac-
companied by a deprecatory facial
expression. Then scame another
sharp and clear cut sentence, well
she certainly is fully forty-five"
The quiet woman shook her head
at this and said something in an I'M
dertone which elected the shrill dec
laration, ''Pshawl she is thirty at
aRy rate" The passengers were
deeply interested by this time and
they watched the face of the whis-
pering woman to see whether she
was willing to, subscribe to the last
statement. No, she was not, and al
though her remonstrance was in
audible it must have had weight, for
her loud voiced companion promptly
dropped off few more years and as
serted, Very well, you ought to
know, but l don't believe that she is a
day under twenty-five. New York
Times.