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Collected Fares On HI. Own Account.

Thomas Coffey. conductor on the Broad
way street ear line. was discharged for inca
pacity yesterday morning. AS no left the SUI
perintendcnts Office he saw his car starting
down town in charge OF James Meade. new
man. Cofley boarded the car and told Meade
tho superintendent wanted to see him. Meade
returned to tho Office and Cofrey went on tho
trip to tho Battery and back. The superin-
tendcnt. on being informed by Meade Of what
had happened. sent Inspector James In
car at Fourth street on the return trip and ut
Forty second street stepped to the back plat
form o arrest the conductor but CotYey in mined
or the car and boarded u west bound cross
town car. At Eighth avenue he boarded car
going down town, and lnleh jumped on a
man at Thirty-tfth street. AT Jefferson Mar
ket Cotlsy was held in 500 bail for trial.
The car register showed that the conductor
had collected 80 fares. but Coffeys book
showed only Sl.75 rs the total receipts
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COLUMBII and 1HE UNIVERSITY.
Committees Appointed to Confer tho
Proposed Union.

The Trustees of Columbia College met yes
to-day afternoon. The report of tho special
committee favorinR the purchase Of the
BloominPdale site was not submitted. owing
to the proposal to open street through the
lands
In the matter Of the proposed union Of CO.
lumbia with the university Il letter was re-
ceived by President Low from Chancellor Mac
Cracker stating that a committee had been
appointed by tho trustees Of tho univcr-
sity to "confor with n similar committee from
the trustees Of Columbia upon the question Of
securing higher degree Of unity in the uni
versity work OF the two corporations. The uni
versity committee consists OF Chancellor Mac
Cracken and Messrs. Vim, Allen Butler. Geo.
Munro. Albert b. Monroe. and William s.
Opdyke. Tho Columbia trustees appointed AS
the committee upon this matter: President
Low. and Messrs George l. Rircs. stephen J..
Nash, John Crosby Brown. and George e.
Wheclock.
The Council OF the University of the City Of
New York met last night in the University
building Edward e. Slhlcr. late professor
OF Latin in Concordin College. Milwnu-
keo. was elected acting professor of Lat in.
In place of Prof William A. Houghton.
resigned. Charles Henry Snow was elected
acting associate professor Of engineering.
Robert W. Hall was elected to tho professor
ship Of analytical chemistry,
that sufficient amount to make tho sub
scrptions binding had been raised to within
Il little less than SlOO.OCO. Charles Butler
William Allen Butler. George Munro A. l..
I.oomis. AMI Joseph :. Auerbach made stron.
speeches urging vigor Of action.
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mn issue In Brooklyn last fall. and that IL would
have cost Gov. Flower 10000 votes In Kings
county II II had been known that he would not
sign the Bridge bill.
The Governor said that he was In favor OF
tn granting Of public franchises. as he had
al ii in his message to the Legislature this
ev,sning, but that he must insist OH payment to
the cities for the franchises. and that he would
sta nd on the position tnken In his message;
senator Mctarren left the Governor, declar-
Ing that the bills would not be recalled. Fred
eritk Uhlman of the brooklyn elevated road.
and Edward Lauterbach; counsel for tho road.
ter came TO Albany to-day. and ,to. night they
tye con suting what their course will he.
stature at about IL o'clock. that they would
not recall the bill. They may change their
for the Governor. to net IL he intends
to veto the bill. II he =, does not
write ~ veto message, to. morrow the bills be-
do not think .hoy can make the Governor buck
down. they will probably recall the bills.
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saved Her baby brother.

After tho cxcitomcnt Of the fire at 2,6sI
Eighth avenue on sunday night Mr. William
Fellemun remembered that his 0-ycar- old
daughter. Bessie. had proved herself n heroine.
The child had been sont NJ stairs with can
die to look for some medicine in closet which
was filed with clothing.
The candl" set iir" to the clothing. and
Bessie WAS badly burned about the breast and
arms. She ran to the head Of the stairs and
screamed Fire" Th"n she remember ed
that her baby brother was asleep in u crib in
the room. She ran back into tho room. which
10y that time was illici with smoke and ear
rird tho baby down stairs and out into the
street
rying him out. SO that he never got bit OF the
smoke she said.
Bessie's hurts are PAINFUL but not necessa-
rily fatal.
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BROOHI IN.

\ delegation headed ny Alderman Heaney called on
Mayor BnD,iv YESTERDAY nd loon ed John Mcnamara a
Tnird ward Dascr. Tor vnv OF the two new scissor.
ships
Banker Edward + Linton has urged Mayor Body to
favor he b. il before III" legislature providinI FOR IN.
expenditure OF - OUrDyO on street npToN eneLts ia
tbs Twenty sixth ward,
between 40 aud b1O members OF the BroosIyn
Tabernacle went to Washington yesterday on an eN.
rUrsiOn and wal return Tomorrow. Illness
Dr. TaLnase from gons HUng
The municipal authorities will request Gov Flower o
sgn the Bridge hill III Its present shape with tho uI.
Irr,tnndug that the iJs"rnurs suggestions q
amendment may br Cuy"Ie by hubselue leRisai ion
The Hoard Of Aldermen has rescinded its resolution
10 atiUg TIE pulirH court IN Bennetts lasnD
building iHthc annexed ward This WAS TAX en- ~
Iii rrn-fiIy FEp!a!mrl IN the lnirpst Of pencu and
harmony, morality. and Christianity"
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Troy. March 7.-Samuel S. Stevens is one Of
the wealthest men in this county. His daugll-
ter Annie was married in 1870 to Hiand Car
penter manufacturer at North Hoosick.
They lived in good style. but had fire.
1uent 1uarrcs. The wife's father al
ways sided with her. On Jan. IL
last Mrs. Carpenter took her four chill.
dren to her fathers house which she has
since made her home. ThSreupon Carpenter
alternating his wifos affections. In his answer
MIR. Stevens declared that his daughter left her
homo because Of her husbands cruel treat
ment.
had hecn unduX intimate with n iorewonan
r. his iactory arn o aahaSa r. hii OF ff hr
to furnish. and to-day Justice Fursman dis
missed the case.
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CURRENT POLITICAL GOSSIP.
The Big Four Split on Pilgrims
to Flovida-Dan Lnmont's Health.

to Flovidn-Dan I.nmont's Health.
Ex-senator Warner Miller is giving his at
tention to business nowadays. Mr. Burleigh
said sadly yesterday that ho did not believe
that Mr.. Miller intended to make any fight for
delegates to tho Albany Convention on April
%. While Mr.. Miller is very busy man. there
is another explanation Of his inattention to poe
litical affairs in tho State Just at tho moment.
Tho explanation. according to one OF his
friends. is that on the Harrison question he
and ex-senator Platt are agreed
Dr. Depew and Senator lTiscock are for Har.
rison.
Ono Of tho Big Four said Yesterday: while
Mr.. Plat and Mr.. Miller do not like Harrison.
the Convention ut Albany will adopt common
datory resolutions OF the Presidents Admins
tration. You can't 80 back on YOUR osvn onnt.
ling. can you? But those resolutions will
mean little or nothing. for IL a. candidate can
be found around whom solid opposition to
Harrison can be built. the present incumbent
compelled to do some hustling to capture the
New York state delegation"
Florida is Just now the Mecca of both Dem.
ocratic and Republican statesmen. Col. Dam
iel .. Lamont Is there, and hc was joined yes
terday by Smith NJ. Weed. Commissioner GIL
roy is also on the ground and Senator Fassctt
is on his way south also; 1t has been said
reporter asked cN-Presidcnt Cleveland yestcr-
day. is the Colonel sick?' The answer was:
No. no: don't think he is very sick.
guess the Colonels all right
some folks fancy that something Is to come
out OF these pilGrimases to the South.
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MORRISON ON PALMER.
He Thinks 1t Would he Very UnHIse Ia
Name the Senator for The Pre.idency.

Name the Senator for the Presidency.
CHICAGO. March 7.-William II. Morrison ar
rived ut tho Palmer House this morning. and
at once opened his batteries on Senator John
NJ. Palmer and his candidacy for tho Prcsi-
dency.
Il am opposed to Senator Palmer's candi-
dacy and regard 1t as an unwise movement"
said Mr.. Morrison. Senator Palmer Is alto
gcther too old to be a candidate. He is in his
scventy-hfth year. and don't believe any man
at that age should be a candidate. Then.
again. the Democracy Of the State would look
upon Senator Palmer's candidacy us n practi-
cal gift TO the Republicans OF II SenatorshiI,
because the next Legislature. which would
elect successor to Gen. Palmer. will no doubt
DO Republican"
Are you candidate for the Presidential
Well! a man can't very we'll be n candidate
is against him. but I've many, friends out
side Of Cook county. and they will be-, in tho
!s HeHsns viii sess ssRs E IF 0 %ns
t dSasy, %sI i not loSked spon iavor"biy in
will yoar friend. Isit tho nomination =,
II,nev.r viii. Hence I have no reason to be-
iiS LEY that my friends would hP such = thing.
f tel Ss nfy T 1 or @ 9 sss
taiinly will not DO candidate
=, NANDALh. H. March lit looks as though
tho threat OF Col. ". X. Morrison and his fol-
fulfilled
Twelve counties in central and southern
cratic State Convention. and there wore no in
strpctions for Palmer IN any Of them: jackson
were silent.
No mention Of the junior Senator was made
IN the Democratic County Convention here to-
arc known to favor. the unit rule and to he
dent.
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lGRS, ana 40 you WnkO tlTtu ulueS bo
you have headache. dyspepsia indigestion.
constipation. low blood. weak nerves, kidney
and liver complaints Possibly you had the
Grip. and never perfectly recovered your
strength.
Then beware of fatal results. Each nerve.
muscle and organ must be kept in healthy
working condition, or bIruk,nD dOuh Wit
come, sudden and sure.
Avoid all danger by using DR. Greenes Ner.
vura. the great restorative OF the system. and
put your system in perfect order. II will on
rich the blood. strengthen brain and nerves.
tone up the system and restore healthy action
to the kidneys. stomach. liver. and bowels.
There is always moro danger in tho spring.
JOr spring cIt6UOcs ARRAYS tend TO ctOU and
disorder The system. DR.. Greenes Nervura is
purely. vegetable and harmless. Drug
gists. S1.O0.
tried all our doctors to no purpose. NV
kidneys, liver. and stomach were terrible.
was full Of pains and all run down. weak and
tired. never saw such a wonderful effect us
DR.. Greenes Nervura had. At has com 'fcf.iD
cured ,ne, and know several other ladies who
were cured in this town with DR.. Greenes
Miss V. D. SANBORN. Billerira. Mass."
n B.-Dr. Greene. the specialist in curing all
forms o. nervous md chronic Diseases. 30
West IA ST.. New York. can be consulted free.
personally or by letter Call or write him
about your case. or send for symptom blank
to I'LL out. and n letter fully explaining your
disease. giving advice. &C.. will be returned
free.
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JO7IINGs ABOUT TOWN

Senator Hill returned to Washington yesterday
| morning
Judge Dugro has granted limited divorce to George
| W Moore from Margaret Ann Moore.
Comptroller Myers and his family start to-day for Old
| Point Comfort for a weeks vacation.
forgery sent to the Emira Ketormatory yesterday
| Frank W. Smith, q Fourteenth district Tammany man.
yesterday; salary. u .5Ui,
The widow Of jefferson Davis In. brought suit " III.
Company from selling her book.
Mortimer Griffin. lsborer 80 years old. hanged him.
last
The Chamber Of Commerce Russian RELIEF Com mittes
John A. MCCALL President of the New York Iife In.
viii
all the agents Of the company.
An unknown man about 40 years old was found act
ing 4 n Ar irTa'Iona annsI n the ninth avenue ss.
| and was sent to Bellevue Hospital
@ h s II hH 1rsm S n - S.
With ' bull" II" hou. s.
| at l4cd street and Lenox avenue.
on ss
by Judge Mar
Fireman Patrick Delaney q Engine Company No. 10
ns pae 's ss poFs al -:
finally set In and he died at his home at Gu Pearl street
Second ohhcsr John oNsill and Third Officer MS.
Richards Of the British steamship Euclid. which ar.
age Yellow fever AZ ssnto. "a and were
buried AT sea-
The resignation OF the Rev. CASTOR Ssptisr rector
of the Ca hole Church Of St Vincent de Paul effect
on sunday and + ther Theophile Wucher. the provn-
cal OF the Fathers Mercy appointed to the
charge by the superior General or the society Par.
Father Aigueperse,
paS Il. eSarss d Soas i%p
ted in the thisvinR Mt the stores released in
$1,000 bail by Commissioner shields yesterday after.
noon ieoRhegan's examination has been set down
for Thursday morning.
W: washburne was arraiened at JereIson Market
q tie f4s aa Dks from Witch &a.
burnc had departed parole Wright Scott the negro
suspected Of r0hbng Wahburne. was held to await an
investigation by the police.
Judge Bookssaver dismissed Yesterday the suit OF
Sarah Pitman against Tho Prudential Lifs Insurance
Company recover insurance on policy issued to her
husband, Pitman. who WAS n tailor murdered his
daughter with pair Of shears Ile arrested and
killed himself in the Tombs.
Anton and Herman Palmer, brothers, and Frank
clark who were convicted Of burga. in tho third de-
gree ns n second offence In breaking iuto Henry
Schaefcrs butcher store at 1bO Amsterdam avenue
early on the morning or Jan. u. ten years each
yesterday IN the General Sessions.
Counsel for the elevated railway companies moved
before Judge Andre%s. in Supreme Court Chambers.
motions To- frame Issues Tor Jury trials in damaEs sus
cnred invalid by the Court Of Appeals.
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or SCARLET FEVER.
Two Ct,ildrcn In n Wealthy Importers
Family Die ON Successive Days.

Two Cfiildrcn In Wealthy Importers
Family Die on Successive Days.
Mr.. Christian Schmitz OF S5S Lexington ave-
nue.. head OF the straw braid importing house
at 1872 Greene street has lost two of his four
children within two days from scarlet foyer.
On Saturday Frida Wilhelmina. aged Is. died.
and the next day her brother. Carl Christian
aged 9. followed her. How they contracted
the disease cannot be nscertained. but it was
violent from the start. for they were i'll only
few days. They had attended private school,
but it was said yesterday that the disease had
not existed there.
A year ago tho children had diphtherin. and
Mr.. Schmitz had the interior OF his handsome
residence completely overhauled.
An inspector Of the Board of Health has been
ordered to investigate tho scarlet fever cases
and their origin.
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Lost $4,000 dob ut stamp sticking.

Collector Hendricks dropped yesterday the
official axe upon the rosy neck OF Z. b. Ed
wardes. Official stamp sticker OF the Custom
House. Tho place is worth $4,000 year to
the incumbent. The job is to stick stamps on
cigar boxes. Mr. Edwardes was appointed by
Collector Erhardt He was the Colonel's per-
sonal friend. and the two had been associated
from war days, Mr.. Edwardes was at the time
ostensiby from the First district. then pre-
sided over by John ii. Grimes. since deposed
Collector Hendricks appointed to the place q
Fred Bruder Of the Nineteenth district. run
Tho Collector Withdrew all privileges as a
Custom House broker from d. 4. Hessc.
charged with alscly declaring himself to have
q notary's privilege for taking oaths for Gus
toners.
John J. Gallagher was appointed to 81 900
clerk shin.
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BRIDGEPORT. March last night the Row.
Mr.. Pinkham Of tho East Washington Avenue
Church. who preached on Sunday liquor q
week ago. and illustrated it with bottle OF
beer which he had purchased that morning.
read u portion Of threatening letter which hs
had received Il few days ngn to the effect Tint
If he does not leave the city he will be shot on
sight. Mr.. Pnkhan leaves town to- morrow on
a two weeks vacation. but he said he would he
sorry to have the miserable. cowardy scoun-
'lrels who sent him hat letter believe that it
was th e. cause OF his derartnre. He Ind pre-
ter was signed "A Committee of 10 Blood.
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WASHINGTON. March Tho Hon. John W..
Kendall. Representative in Congress from tho
Tenth Kentucky district. died at his residence
in this city; within II block Of the Capitol. at
OPS to- night from the effects OF two strokes Of
aroplexy received this morning. Last night
when Mr.. kendall retired no felt In good con
dition, but about midnight he awoke and com.
planned Of feeling III. He ATTEMPTED to set up
maincd in that condition until his death. The
second stroke came'about two hours after the
first Mr.. Kendall! was q corpulcnt man. ~
years old. and hnd constant foar of apoplexy.
ALTHOUGH he had never e;xnerienccd any pre-,
snp Mr. Kendall was elected to Congress as a.
Democrat. He was serving his first term.
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CHEATED INTO LIVING.
Policeman Goodspeed PromIsed to Kin An.
ders, hut Sent Him . Hospital Instead.

FOHcemAh ssoousPeeO I'romIHcd TO XIII An.
ders, hut sent Him to = Hospital Instead
Two weeks ago the detectives OF the Prince
street station were called to $40 Broome street
by William Anders. n wheclwright. who re-
ported that no had something important to
communicate to them. When tho officers saw
Anders no told them that no was bismarck.
At 1880 o'clock yesterday morning the cham
hermaid found him in bed with his throat cut.
While the chanbermaid was getting police
man .Anders locked the door OF his room and
hnrri caded 1t with u trunk. Officer Goodspsed
knocked at tn" door. but Andors wouldn't
op"n It. t. ~ want TO die" he cried. No words
could induce him to open the door. Finally
III You promise to shoot me dead I'll omen
the door, iooisleed promised and Anders
der arrest and sent him 10 st. Vincents Hos
pital His wounds are slight Anuors has
been demented for some time
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Bills signed by the Governor.

ALBANY. March T. Gov. Flower to-day
signed the following bills:
Authorizing that 22.1OO mill Of the valua ion OF
every dollar OF state property be expended for repairs
to canals
Amending the charter of the city OF New York xiv.
ing Commissioners OF tho sinking Fund power to
certain Leases.
incorporating the Miriam Osborn Memorial Home
Association.
Permitting the Caledonian Club Of New York to file
certified cory OF Its articles OF Incorporation with the
Secretary OF State.
Amending the code OF civil procedure In relation
the powers and duties of n receiver.
Allowing livery stable owners to retain animals
which they boarding until all board debts said
animals have heen paid.
Providing for an appropriation Of $S7 10 for tho
payment OF canal debt.
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.piRKs FROM THE 1ELEGRApIl

The relief fund in Philadelphia for the Russian famine
sufferers amounts to SfoI avt IL Is IN charge OF
DTsselkto
A convention of delegates from machinery trades
met in pittsburgh Yesterday TO form natl nal orghn,
izatio Pattern makers inouidors. machns,s, boiler
,naLer, ksnlths brass workers and steam NJ tiers
Msrs REPRESENTED. The new 0Igaisution wi be- Known
a. the HaOna Federation OF Machinery Cons, rlri OTs
The Convention represents about $4,000 wOf E,neu
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DoSToN. March 7.-Fernleigh l.. Montague.
tho English artist who shot himself and wife
In Washington on Sunday. was u resident OF
Lynn for three years receding the fire OF 1882.
He had many friends and patrons there. The
Montagues came from Melbourne. Australia.
In 1871; Mrs. Montague being the daughter Of
2 prominent Government official In that coun-
try Mr.. Montague was born and educated In
london and on icing, apprenticed to barris-
was. found floating In the Thames ana was
Hurled as his. Twelve years after he learned
that legacies that should have como into his
relatives, He was looked upon as dead and
failed to provo his identity In tho courts.
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TIMELY ADVICE.
Right Word at the Right Season.

A good engineer
keeps q sharp look
out ahead. and watch
es every part OF the
machinery to see that
each wheel and valve
works well. In this
manner a high and
safe rate OF speed Is
Kept up
Are you a good en-
Rineer OF your own
body? You have to
work hard and keep
yourself under high
pressure. Butts there
not something wrong
with your
DO you not feel
weak. tired. nervous.
without snap and on
orgyp Are You sleep
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This is the entire population of this city en-
elusive OF the inha btants OF prisons. hospitals.
asylums. and SO forth. Tho MIN Ber OF persons
living In all institutions will bo sent to the
Secretary OF state by special eDumerators.
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Fire was discovered at o'clock this morn
ing on the fifth floor Of the fvo-story tene-
ment. S14 Henry street. The many tenants
wera hurried out by tho police and no lives
We're lost. The damage was slight.
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A brief trial will convince any one that 1t is
oil you CLAIM, for it." JOHN o. SHERMAN.
20 johnson St, Brooklyn.
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I,sOO.e0l

Tho last OF tho returns from tho city enumer-
ators were scut to Albany yesterday. Tho
total makes us 1,SOOS01. as follows by As
sombly districts.
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CHICOPEE. Mass.. Jan. IL. 1902.
So far Bi-Ozone seems to take hold. al
though may he too imaginative from faith"
u. S. HAMLlN. 81 Chestnut st.
From tho same. Jan. 10. 1892.
Don't know but l am prejudiced. but be-
lieve it is doing good work"
From the same. Jan. n. 1892.
Yes! am pretty we'll satisfied that am
slowly gaining in several ways: In fact,
know"
n. B.-Any one wishing to verify above testi-
mony should enclose stamped envelope in
their letter OF inquiry.
In addition to the above have unimpeacha
bic references of the highest character as to
cures OF catarrh. dyspepsia. obesity. bron
chitis nervous exhaustion. &c.
One free trial at Office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08

ANY one can get furniture carpets. bedding and
stoves by paying 10 per cent cash down. balance long
ns ~ hsS NM o na rs cow no de-
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TESTIMONY.

Your method recommends itself to every
man OF common sense"
q. P. II. McvAY. editor Uptown Press.
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My health continues good. and the cough.
which had not been free from for ten years.
has disappeared"
1. H. STEVENS. oo1 Fifth nv. Chicago. III.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08

" 1t is the perfect tonic and sovereign rem.
edy for indigestion"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08

Elegant afternoon train for Detroit and Chicago,
Norih shore Limited VIA New York CentruI-Ad..
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THE ALBANY LEGISLATURE.
ANOTHER MUNICIPAL BUILDING BILL
INTRODUCED

II Allows the Erection Of the BuiIdinr Any.
where In City Hail Park-A BiIl Creatiae
a New Board or Grant Mcnussat Trus.
tees-Tbe senate DecIines 60 Investigate
the Kelley Cure-The New Street Clean.
Ing Bill introduced .. 10th Houses
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Halsey &. De baud surpriseA Hts Old
Frseads with His Prosperity-D Dealt In
had Cheeks. and Got . Rine from Maei.
clan Hermann with Ono OF Them
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MUST PAY FOR FRANCHISES.
IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM COZ
ELOWER 10 THE LEGISLATURES.

He Suggests that Municipal Franchises he
Paid For Frcr, the EnrnSngs OF the Cor
porations to which They are Granted
Sc VIII Not sign the Enrt River Bridge
B,n Untii Provision - Made for Pay-
ment TO New York ana Brookiys.