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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-18

ENINE Christmas trees next Thursday: leave
IL orders ahead at E. L. MASTICKS'. success
sor to VIM. Scheihing, Harris and Price streets
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BoUsEs AND STORES FOR RENT

For RENT, six-room house on Broughton
I,r1 street near East Broad Apply to WALTER
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kNRESH. fancy cakes for Christmas, at BAR
4 BOUR'S, Hall and Price streets.
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| ENARIES & PINDER, wood split free Of
| II charge. Telephone No 8.
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ITO RENT, nicely furnished room; southern
Il exposure, beautiful location; SO q month.
No 6016 jefferson street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-18

A FEW splendid corners; no man that ever
"A heard OF lost money on corner lots; United
States bonds not safer, and the premium on tho
lots will be way up. W. X. WILKINSON, Real
Estate Dealer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-18

nRDER your Christmas tree; a fine lot will
~ arrive from Maine on next Thursday E.
l.. MASTICkS, successor to VIM. Scheihing
corner Harris and Price streets
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-18

CTAMPING and embroidery of all kinds at
- MISSES MEYER & WALSH, Mrs Kolb's old
stand, Broughton street.
The morning call., 1892-10-20
REAL ESTATE SALES.
The Tevis s. Fisher Auction Sale Was
Well Attended.

The Tevis s. Fisher Auction Sale Was
Well Attended.
The real-estate auction of Tevis & Fisher
yesterday attracted liberal attendance of
people, though bidding was rather slow and
lifeless The catalogue was select one,
and the firm had advertised the offerings in
a iudicious way, but the market was simply
too dead TO be enlivened by any effort. how
ever heroic. Certainly nothing was left
undone to make success of the sale. The
auctloneer. S. p. Middleton. and the mana
ger Will 4. Fisher, spared neither time nor
pains to set forth the merits and value OF
each piece of the catalogue.
Their efforts were rewarded by the fol-
lowing bids: For the lot 25xT5, with inn
provements renting for S210 per month,
west corner OF Fifth and Jessie streets, op-
posite the United States Mint, $4,000; Iot
on southwest corner of Pacific avenue and
Webster street, 81 :6x104, $500; residence
and lot S2:7x100, east side oil Sebld TIA
avenue, south Of jackson streef, Sl',VVv,
lot on Clarendon Heights 1O0xl5O, nerlD
side of Twentieth streer. 90 feet east OF
Stauyap. $500; residence and lot 20xloi 10
south side of Clay street. liz feet east Oh
Uyde. $500; residence. 29oS jackson street,
with lot 26 :6x10O $500; lot oVxIo' hotth
side of Fulton street, near van Sess
avenue. $4,000; lot 145x13l 20. south SIDE Oh
E,ihart Street. between Webster and Fill
more e75oo: lot 52x137 :6, with improve
ments. Fremont street, between Folsom
and Harrison, $3.50.
The partition sale of the lot ON the south
line of Sixteenth street, 233 feet east of
Dolores, was postponed four weeks, owing
TO no bid being made for it.
The Pacific Heights residence lot. % OK
1871 IS, on the south side Of Vallejo street. 142
feet west OF Fillmore. was sold privately
after the auction.
Easton, Eldridge e. Co. will hold their
next regular auction of real estate on Tues
day. October Is. The catalogue includes
several very valuable offerings. among 9TH
ers the grand business property on the
northwest corner of Hyde and Suttel
streets, and the elegant residence, 2216 Cali
fornia strept
The morning call., 1892-10-20
MADE WIZ A saoRT PENCIL.

On motion OF the Defendants IN the case D,
Fox VS.. the Hale s, Noieross Mining Company
Judge Hebbard Yesterday granted further Stay
OF execution OF tse days.
The trial OF lie case OF John Miller BY his
guardian agains, ihe Cutting FTuis Packing
Company for Sc 900 damages for personal In
jufies was commenced yesterday before Judge
Hunt and jury
baby fell tweaty feet yesterday and ascaped
with a broken aFm. Ii was title hTe-y eaf-oid
Thomas Warren Blo Ives With his paYeu4s ~
1877 Sbipley stree lie bad somehow goi ogit Of.
the roof, from waieh Ds tumeied taio the h5es
yard. The arm as SCI al the Receiving Hos
pltal.
Criminal informatlans have been Ill ed by DIS.
trict Attorney Barnes as-foilews: Rlchard
Croker. resistirR ~ officer; Basiiuo Fufio.
deadly weapon; Essak Miller, attempt at grand
larceny; George Carr Henry Sanderson, aEss
John Cation, burglary.
Rose FOflier a lublsc school teacher SAYS
she was granted first grade ceriifcsto ID
October. 1889, aud that In April, Is91. the
Board of Educs loo revoked that cert .dfale
without cause. She has asked The SuD<f5ur
Court TO Issue writ Of mandate 10 eempe}ihe
ibe loss of which size says las meant &C hsr Ioss
OF 1889 80.
James sullivan aud Cornelius Lyons. VINO hest
Charles Kellogg, conductor on he Salffr-
street cars, were Up before Judge Love yaS<1r.
day for sentenc rbe men qaarFelsd HIlh
Kellogg over the amount ef change given f&eni
aud finally assault "a hun. Judge Love gaso HE
men lecture ano hne6 them $40 each OF 6l<een
days in the County oath ins men paid sk<els
fines. .s,s.,, !. ,z5s1.s1
her s, 1892, left ar cs.ate valued at $50 20. -
Helen NJ. Roweii s. 90, Helen r. Rowell 500 and
Mis-. L. M. MeCofe al re residue. The ihskfu-
ment expressly states t1af relatives are not Nfo-
yided tor because The teslaifix believes ~ Il
the legaIees as above wsse hef best and f4z1esi
friends.
The morning call., 1892-10-20
BENSON IN JEOPARDY.
His Trial for Fraudulent Governn
Land Surveys.

His Trial for Freudufeut Governments
Land Surveys.
The trial o. Benson and his wicked part
rers for alleeef frauds in Governments land
surveys again occupied lbo attention OF tbs
United Stat CigeGit Court asteuiay
afternoon A forensic battle between
learned counsel on points OF evidence is the
principle feature 81 the trial. For the time
being the court room IS converted into a
small law library so abundant ara the
volumes of decisions from which readings
are given by tie opposing lawyers.
Three witnesses we're on the stand yes
terday, r. p. Hammond, formerly Surveyor
General, j. A. Robinson, q clerk in the Snr-
veyor-GeneraR s office for nine years. anu
George G. HickoX, zoe handwriting expert.
They were al questioned only in regard
TO the genuineness Of signatures on apnli-
cation Tor surveys. powers OF attorney aad
other documents.
Mr.. j. G. Campbell. enc OF the ATTORNEYS
Tor the defendants, gave Mr.. Robinson tire
benefit o. very sharp eross-exaaiinat
lie asked him whether he had not made a
proposition 10 Bat. Benson only the day be-
fore 10 testify That he eeuid not Identify
while acting as United States Commis-
sioner signed his name 10 certain blanks far
questionable use in the Surveyors ufzlea.
and many Other qestions impeaching The,
conduct of the witness. TIC eli these Mr.
Ro binson returned eYasiye or negative re-
sponses.
Before the Court adjourned Mr.. Canln-
bell stated thai lie Intended 10 show thai
johnson was unworthy OF belief
The morning call., 1892-10-20
The Native Sons.

The organization known as the Native
Sons is growing apace mud 1t now OCCUPIES
foremost place in the social organizations
of the city. A new parlnr is soon TO fecei.e
the sanction Of the grand officers. ~ VIII
be known as Precita Parlor. and VIII pe
located at the corner OF Iwenty-iouItns 'ieo 90
vaung men have taken advantage of identi-
fying themselves with the order, which
Numbers about 5000 in this city, divided into
nineteen lodges. The grand officers are
taking quite an interest in the proposed
new parlor, as it is some time since one was
organized here. and at the opening in few
days quite time Is expected.
The morning call., 1892-10-20

('HEAP HOME; 25 ACRES, ALL CULTIVATED:
y 8 acres fruit and grapes: good house, barn. COW.
horses, tools $500: near San Francisco. Pa
CIFIC EXCHANGE, % Kearny ST
SCHooL LANDS. 81 so TO SO AN ACRE: on
- very easy terms; sold by the State In tracts 10
suit: no residence or improvements required: all
kinds OF lands In many different counties; send
stamp for list: open day and evenings. r. W.
LAKE, Flood building. ocl3 n
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
i eriy-SO acres land 3Is miles \ L. of Napa, the
health resort OF the world: 20 acres full bearing
vines; family orchard; plenty wood and water:
stock and implements included; house of rooms
attic and cellar. barn ana chicken house all 10.
5000. Ad H. r :. Napa Cal; no agts l6surT5t
COUNTRY NILLA-ONE OF THE MOST DE-
\ lightful villa retreats IA the State for sale at
great bargain for $1,000: situated in NRpa County;
zoe acres mountain land, heavily timbered: run
ming streams of water: houses fully furnished with
piano, furniture ana complete appurtenances; 8
vehicles horses, cows. tools etc: extensive trout
p5nis. fully stocked; worid make lovely eoaatEy
seat public resort for boardeTs; n is self
supporting. Address j. G. s., 337 McAliStsr St,
San Francisco. ocl9tf
c. = TO $50 AN ACRE. NJ GRIFFIN, COTTON
y - wood. Shasta County. Cal List free. ocl7 I'm
The morning call., 1892-10-20
CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
COL. GE1z a BROTHER.
y Is POST STREET,
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
Cox DOWN AND s. MONTHLY FOR $3.50.
~ siI5 500 and $3.50 lots near the grand
built here shortly Sol. GETZ BROTHER
G90O $3.50 $500, $3.50 1850 AND 5000 LOTS.
OcOo. opposite Strawberry Hill Observatory;
new lake and cataract: viii be the most attractive
feature IN the Golden Gate Park all cable lines are
endeavorng TO reach that point; only Il cash bal.
ance $40 monthly. SOL GETz 4 BROTHER
G500 $500 TO $1,000 FOR LOTS NEAR
TOOU. olympic Club grounds from / to 5
blocks from Dsrk and entrance; unobstructed view
OF ocean and park cable and electric roads are now
mt lots are sold there for $1,000: on very easy
lnstalments SOL. GETZ BROTHER
GQ0D-s95o, $1,000 10 $500 FOR CHOICEST
49, iots ). OF the park on splendid grade ma
cadamized streets: magnificent view of ocean park
ana axe; fronting ann some only one block from
the park and entrance
metropolitan electric railway will operate cars
there In weexs
Omnibus cable-csrs viii extend their line shortly
Lots short distance from there sell for 5 500
each; buy these lots while you at these low
one-quarter cash. the balance in $40 monthly
payments SOL GETZ q BROTHER,
oo00To sllUO FOR LOTS IN BEST LO
ep1oO cations north of the park and Richmond.
We are sure 10 suit you Ia that any other To-
cailty near the park; make that section a spe-
eiaity and sell our own Iots which we buy cheaper
GETZ q BROTHER
BLOCK 6s3.
BETWEEN 1 AND STREETS, nth AND
18TH AVENUES
LOTS GRADED AND STREETS MAcADAMIzED
WEEKS. PRETTiEST REsiDENCE ''A
LOTS IN THE CITY.
LOTS THERE WILL DOUBLE IN VALUE IN
SHORT TIME. THE CLIMATE Is EQUAL
TO WARM BELT IN MISSION.
LOTS SOLD ON INsTALLMENT PLAN.
CALL FOR MAPS AND DIAGRAMS.
SOL. GETZ q BROTHER,
se25 suTh If ~ POST ST.
GOSQ FINE LOT. 75xlOO. ON EMINENCE IN
eD-cO. Berkeley; good road; good soil gentle
slope; superb views.
$40 cash, SIS monthly.
S5o0-Lot, 40xl34. with fruit trees in bearing.
$i75-Lot 25xl02 so cash, So monthly
$30O-Lot lOOxl35 with creek.
$275-Lot, 4Oxll5, $40 cash, IS monthly.
CHARLES A. BAILEY owner, 20 Montgomery
street oeI5tf
pARGAIN-2lST ST.. NEAR CASTRO; BEAU
~ tIfu home: house rooms; unfinished attlc
parlor decorated; oak vestibne and door: all con-
Henlences q MASON, builder. on premises ola Is
The morning call., 1892-10-20

LHREE-BECAUSE OF MY VERY EXTENSIVE
l. correspondence have been compelled to
range large circular OF valuable general nforma-
tion and good advice. aud catalogue accurately
anu reliably describing great many very desirable
properties and great bargains in land and country
homes OF every class and price In all parts OF the
State. every word OF which is based on over l3
years Of solid experience and every ranch is de-
serioed from personal knowledge; invaluable to
everybody; II you are interested IN this subject
send your and your friends name aud address and
this valuable 16page large book Will be sent you
Tree OF charge. Respectfully, n. ID. SICKELS. The
Land Agent 10 Montgomery ST.. S. +. ocIS Tu tn 2r
The morning call., 1892-10-20
OFFICES TO LET.
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

ELEGANT UPPER OFFICE ROOMS FROM So
~ to $25 per month: 40 kesrny ST. Apply TO
tanitor on premises, or q. II. UMBSES IL Co 10 ct
The morning call., 1892-10-20
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


ONLY sloUO-HoUsE AND LOT: COR. LOT;
" good house: s2700 easy terms: large list
of city property and outside lands 30 exchange;
furnished aud unfurnished houses. and also rooms
for rent MRS. !. II. CHANDLER, 1929 PARK ST.
Masonic building Alameda. oe l6u
hTA SACRIFICE FOR TEN DAYS ONLY.
~ $4,000; only Slloo eash-Lot ll6:Sxl45. on
santa Clara ave-; south front.
$2600-Lot 50xl6I, on Central ave.; fine location.
$l200-Lot 35xlx3, on Regent ST., near Central
ss2Oo-LOt 25xl5o; fine 7-rOom cottage; East
Oakland.
$l2OO-Lot 5oxloS: northwest, the best corner
Chestnut st. and Eago ave-; all these on very easy
terms.
We can offer the best bargains in the city of Ala
Apply to THOMAS A. SMITH 6 CO.. 1901 Park
ST.. Alameda oci3 lot
ZINE NEW coTTA6E. ONLY 500 DOWN,
large lot. only sl700; great bargain J. 5. HANLEY
q CO, 1881 Park st, Alameda oc5 #
G0OO Cash. BALANCE $50 PER MONTH;
,rOOU lot 33:4xl9O: new cottage OF 5 rooms
and bath; "a blocks from Grandst. station; fine
view: price S2500. No. 2U9
rooms and bath: convenient to station and schools
excellent neighborhood; $500 cash. balance $50
s4260-Lot 81 :sxloo: new 2-story house Of 7
rooms and bath; N side OF Central ave-, near sta
ton: $500 cash. balance s35 per month. No ago
rooms and bath; near Morton-st station; modern
improvements; cement walks; slreetwork done;
easy payment down; balance monthly Install
Choice lots for sale cheap in all parts of Alameda,
houses to rent and money TO loan. H. p MoREAL
d. CO., 1882 Park ST., Alameda 4O2 Montgomery
St, San Francisco. $3.50 IT
EoR SALE IN ALAMEDA-A FINE Lot: lO0x
4 1905 north side Of San Antonio ave; $50 feet
Inquire at 2ol7 san Antonio ave. $3.50 u
oIoA MONTH BUYS home IN ALAMEDA.
p " Baird Co.. Morton station, Alameda m
WEEKS NEWS FoR5 oENTsrTHE WEEKLY
n CALL. in Wrapper. ready for mailing
The morning call., 1892-10-20
CITY REAL ESTATE
n Ii. UMBSEN q CO, '-'-'S'>>
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS
Ia Montgomery ST.. s. f.

Can and obtain one of our "Real Estate Rec
sale in all parts OF the CITY
The morning call., 1892-10-20
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

A OFFER WANTED; MUST RE SOLD: lT5
n acres. with about go In fruit trees,
OF vines, few acres of alfalfa; the vines and half
the fruit trees are bearing; trout am: several
springs; plenty OF wood: house. barn and 0utbulld-
in2s; cannery with everything complete to do a
large canning business horses. cattle, wagons.
farm tooS, etc; unreasonable offer refused as the
owner is leaving the state. CANAAN & LYON. 2l5
hearly ST. oc2O Tt
OIL M BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME IN
" w. SonOma, everything handsomely fit
ted; 6room house; carriage, carriage-house. barn.
stable, chicken-dOuses. lawn, garden: choice fruit
and grapes. SwEETSER BRIGGS, 1o2I1a Mkt
The morning call., 1892-10-20

IN ing Company. Location OF principal place OF
business, San Francisco. California; location OF
works, Bodis Mono County. California.
Notice 10 hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board OF Directors. held the 9Th day OF Septem-
ber lS92 an assessment (No 52l of Twenty-Five GOD
cents per share levied upon the capital stock OF
the cofpor alton, payable Immediately IN United
states gold coin to the secretary At the once OF the
company. room 81. Nevada Block. 500 Montgomery
street. san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the twenty fourth day OF October,
1892 viii be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction and unless payment is made before
will be sold on MONDAY. tho fourteenth day OF No
vcmber 1892 to pay tho delinquent assessment. TO.
gether with the of advertising and expenses OF
sale. BY order OF the Board of Directors.
H. ID. WALKER Secretary.
Ofnce-Room 81, Nevada block. 500 Montgomery
street. San Francisco California. sells %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04

decision of a point in dispute would OF necessity
he a Tammany decision, and the door would be
set aiar-if not opened widc-for the most dis
honest manipulation of votes. This Is tco pam
for argument. The passage OF TINS Dill "o"Iu
mean the complete Tammanylzanon oil the elec-
ton machinery Of this metropolis.
What do the people of Ncw-York mean to do
abo,IS if? DO they intend to let this infamous
measure be enacted into law without protest :?
In is results it will be far more disastrous than
the Central Park speedway scheme would nave
bccn. In reference to that public opinion has
spoLen out dccisvcly and effectively. Inc
threatened turning over of elections IN New
York to Tammany Hall ought to arouse a TAR IN
tcnscr feeling and far more energetic opposl-
tion. Not Republicans alone should feel an in
forest in this matter. Ii affects every honest
and upright citizen, of whatever party ms
impending outrage calls for immediate action OF
the most decisive character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04
THE SYSTEM or POLICE "PROTECTION"'

TIE SYSTEM or POLICE "PROTEC1ION"'
The police officials who think they can break
the force of the appalling arrangement pre-
sentcl by the Grand Jury last Friday, by ciltl-
cisinc the methods of that Grand Jury. or by
dcnouncing the useful and publlc-Splrlted eX-
poSurcs accomplished by Dr. ParkhurSt and
the Society for the Prevention OF Crime are
making serious mistake. Ii has been mat
ter of common knowledge in this community
that the blackmang of vicious resorts ana OF
dramShops in which the Excise law has been
violated has been practiScd on an enormous
scale for a great many years. our police OIL
Gals know perfectly well that the people OF
New York are convinced that this system OF
Matchmaking has existed and exists now.
OF course the bribe-givers and the brbe-
takers resort to every precaution that criminal
ingenuity and acutcncss can suggest to cover
the traces of their mSdeedS. Every one knows
that il is so difficult as to be almost Impossible
tn eytort anv confession of bribery of this sort
either from the people who pay the money or
from the people who receive it. But it is as
certain as a mathematical demonstration can be
that corruption of this sort Is rife III the police
department Of this city, and no malignant at
Jacks on DR.. Parkhurst, no self-interested and
unjust criticisms of the Grand jury. can shake
in any way the force of this profound and gen
cral conviction The NewYork police depart
ment must go to the bottom of this iniquty,
must expose and expel all lis guilty members,
or it must be subjected to a complete reorganlza-
ton by men who are determined that this whole
infamy shall stop, and that this whole system
of police protection, for money, to poolrooms'
70 faro banks. to disorderly houses and to other
| vicious resorts shall be broken up.
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POINTS And TIEWS.

II will soon be time for the leaders OF the
Democratic party to get together at Chicago, and
"point with PRIDE TO their own record and
view with alarm the doingS of their opponents.
The task will not be difficult. 1t never is 1t
is merely the performance of the most natural
function of a party that lives on the dead issues
of the past and has an innate repugnahce 10
progress But this year we venture to suggest
the task will be even easier than usual. There
will be no need of a Committee on Platform.
The third assistant janitor of the building, armed
with COPY of some good newspaper, par OF
shears and paste pot, will be able to construct
in five minutes the most mpreSSlyc platform OF
pointing and viewing that the dear old donkey OF
Democracy ever tapped his cars above.
What for example, could more commend De-
mocracv t. the regard of honest men than to
"point with PRIDE to its theft of State and
its concealment of one of the chief robbers be-
meath judicial ermine, whittier the hand of pop
ular Justice followed him and branded "thici
mon his brow? What could more win pop
ular votes than to "pOnt with pride to the
attempt of Tammany "Sports' to drive thgr
troters roughShod over the rights Of the people
in the peoples own pleasure ground? hat
could more establish reputation for fair deal
ing than to "point with PRIDE to the gerry
Wandering of State, 50 fragrant that 'he high
est court unanimously rejected the act Is a breach
of the Constitution What could more vlndl'
cate the party'S craftsmanship than 10 "poinI
with pride - the spectacle Of Hand nog2lng
the Democratic donkey forward into the quag-
mirc of free coinage. while lIartcr holds death
Grin on It's tail and George Fred Williams pourS
forth food of woe that well -nigh browns every
sound save its own dashngs? What platform
builder could in his widest dreams desire more
opulcnt treasury of pcintingS than is found in a
single issue of the daily pres?
And then, the viewing with alarm; what
Argus eyes arc needed 10 do justice 20 The scene
New industries at home and now markets abiold
lower prices for family supplies, and higher
wages for family support; American factories
supplying the needs of every land, and American
commerce reaching out across every sea Amcfi-
can rights maintained wherever American cii-
zens may 60 and the American flag slluted with
respect wherever its folds are seen; Il govern
ment of the people, for the people, and by the
peope''-what more could Democrat seek Ia
view with alarm? Il is great CRY. Chicago
| is: and It's Worlds Fair of 1898 will be the
greatest ever seen. But It is an everlasting pity
that the Exhibition could not be held this year. 50
Is 70 include Us It's unique and browning al
traction. the National Convention of the Demo
| pride and viewing with alarm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04
Nesu2lork pailn 0ribm,1s.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1892.
FOURTEEN PAGES.
TIE NEVS THIS MORNING.

Foregn.-Ravachol, the imprisoned Anarchist.
made fun confession concerning the recent eA-
ploions in Paris - The steamship Missouri,
bearing food from New-York to starving Russians,
was welcomed at i-ibau -= The Belgian Con
scrvative Association has declared against uni
versal suffrage.
Domestic.-FOur cotton congresses, 10000 bales
OF cotton and many dwellings were burned in
New-Orlcans the loss being estimated at S2,65O.-
600 - Ministers at Asbury Park denounced
from the pulpit the reOpcnng Of Monmouth Park.
= Timothy Hopkins has presented valuable
collection Of railway literature TO Stanford Uni
versity - Senator Hill and the Tammany lead
ers had a conference in Albany.
City and Suburban.-IwO confirmed burglars
who escaped from the State Prison in Massachu-
sctts were captured in Eighth-ave. -- A num-
Der of meetings were led and pulpits filled by min
listers attending the Methodist Episcopal Con
ference - he temperature reached the high
est point recorded this year.
The Weather.-F0rccast for to-day: Fair fol
lowed by showers. slight thermal changes Tenn.
perature yesterday: Highest, 70 degrees; lowest,
80 average, 90 3-S.