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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-11
NETWORK CITY.

On board the steamer Clenfuegos. which sailed for
Nassau and Cuba yesterday seventy miners bennd
for santiago de Cuba. whore they will worl; In the
Gently been made.
One hundred and CITY Russian Hebrews on the
Nortl, German LLOYD steamship Rlbe and seventy on
tie steamer Siberian. detained on board those
ships yesterday for observation.
Sealed proposals for 100000 OF 3 per cent dock
bonds. redeemabe November /, 1922, were opened by
the Controller in the presence OF the sinking Fund
Commission yesterday. OF these, $4,000 were taken
by the sinking Fund Commissioners AZ par, and the
remaining 600 awarded to the trustees of the
Fire Department Relief Fund at 1929.
The trustees OF Columbia College have given Pro
lessor II. T. Peck, of the department Of Latin. leave
of three months absence, to begin when the college
opens in the fall to enable him TO pursue archaeological
Investigations at Rome
The free labor bureau which for many years has
been run by the Irish and German societies at Castle
Garden yesterday moved to quarters In the Barge
Office
W. s. Gurnee wishes his name added to the list OF
citizens who protest against the proposed driving track
for fast tottng horses along the west side OF Central
Park.
The telegraplic chess match between the New-fork
Manhattan Chess Club and the New-Orleans Chess
Checker and Whist Club will take place saturday
March 10 The two cubrOOms will be connected by
wire for this purpose. Ten games will be played
sir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-11
HOME NEWS
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Incues. on Henry l.. Norcross CoroiCr's ONCE
gicvcle tournsE ent Madison square Garden
H.l Gap Republican Club, &c oo6 East Ean'V'
sixth-st.. z >, 49, ~.
XX.h Assembly District Republican Organization No
lb4 West Fi'tyfourth.st.. ..
D. J. G. smiths lecture. Harlem Assoc'sNm mar
SPIN. ...
Entertainer. at Madison Avenue Presbyterian ChuFcn'
SPIN.
Genealogical and Biographical Society.
Patrs Club. Sherrys. ,. m.
German Republican Association, xXIIId Assembly, DIS
,r.ct No ! .s15 Jhird-ave.. y. ~.
Review and presentation Of Di.dsls l2,h Regiment Hr'
mcry p. m
Kings Daughtefs' entertainment. L.nox Avenue UNI
tsrsn Church, p.
St Msry's Society reception. ST. Mary's senoo snip
SPIN. .
XVIIIth Assembly District Republican Association No
olj East Thirty.fourth-st., 8 p. H.
Readings by George Rtdlie. Madison square "sroSN
Concert Hal. 3 80 p
Association Of Union e1.Prisoners Of the war list
Regiment Armory, p. m.
Manuscript, Society. No. 1 East Nineteenh's'' s;oo
y m
Metropolitan st.nographers' Association No 1888 west
Twenty. third.st., p. m.
Ssmssunti Club musicale, Ne. 80 West Tweny"eesnd'
St, sp. N.
Phi Gamma Delta dinner, Hotel EruDswick. Sd. M
H. =. B. Theosophcsl Society Ne. l+2 West one
hundred. and ~ enty fifth. st, q. ~.
Thomas Davidson's lecture. All Souls Protestant EriS-
copal Church. $ 80 p. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-11
WONG THE ATHLETES

Tn. ninth annual gynnsstic exhibition Of NE phi
A,hls,e Association Will be held at tie chspe. 81 'hs
,a.,,ni Academy ia brooklyn this evening
the oalsmen Of snlsttn Athletic CuD are ~'Aihs
,,,an.,v. nreparstions for the coming season. r. n
E,,u,ver aud EMS Ward the Oarslneh IN charge
In. club will probably Ds represented by SENIOR anu
n,n,or cr.v. In the Harlem River Regatta in May
Tne sap given Long Island Athletic Association
30 IN. oueal. OF the Athletic Union may cause
,.rh.r dissatisfaction amateur ranks Ihs Long
Island Association Will shortly hold meeting ana ho"h
b, b,d ou March 20 The close wits h u
X aabock No. lil Grsnd-st., saturday March 10
C. H. Bytne the president Of the B'oohAh oAe'0si
.tun ,.,,k nying visit New-HsNen Yesterday " Wy
=, ,,inr Corcoran the clubs .hortstop, - rrns
Mr. Byrue returned last night, having signed he prayer
gna lasr will start Flof'ds to JOIN The other
r,,oA,n paycr, Il very ssTeeaoy suIprisea VIA
r,rap s.d MI Byrnc. Il had never seen ns before
49,, found hin a bright handsome. manly fellow, sna
feel ,ur. h. will prove popular and valuable addt""
our club
Iohu L. sullivan the pugiist evidently ih'ends TO
y., alter Mitchell Corb.t sisvih ana otner pugilsts
vita stick. James wakey, who furnishes money ioi
suiv.o, stakes deposited " 500 yeste day for sullivan
10 nrht any man the World Mitchell the Eng"shHis"
preferred -.
In. hardy kckeTs Of the Berry AssOcatien' oil New
Isr,-x and the Emmett football will play at Wallace
ridpewood PARK neat Sunday. The same viii be ac'
cnreinr Ia Gaelic rules the ball Will be put IN play
,ou,utly At D. m The opposing players VIII l'nc up
ia,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-11
EY.C0LLECTOR ERHARDT'S NEW OFFICE.

Hx Collector Joel L. Erhardt was yesterday eec'eo
president Of the Lawyers surety Company, OF NO DC
Nassaust The company has s5oo,o0o caprai ana
will soon open business. II will become surety Oh
bonds or undertakings in XIV proceedings Among
te stockholders and directors are MANY "eHAh"""
LAWYERS and dnanCiers.
The frs, vice president Is james H. 'n"h"s s,oo"N
,,ca nras,aen, Frederic F. Nugemt; treasurer. James
c,r.nuiss. the directors are James Il. Cunning, u
Ginning & Goodwin: James +. Granniss' sherman W.
Kpsva,s. Lewis Cass Ledy ard Simon H. Stern hchrs
W. De Forest Robert y. Beuedict Robert A. "ranh'ss'
L, srl,le Norwood, John GreenouGh, DAVID McOlnfe'
John Waterbury Joseph &, Searns' Deorse voh r.
Wick.rsbom Henry e.. Ward ARENAS II. homes
reuX Racbemann and James X. PtcheI
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

TO BUILD THE BRIDGE WITHIN FIVE YEARS.
Frederick Uhnann OF the Brooklyn Elevated hs'i'
rosA Company said yesterday that the new oilose
from the Eastern District to New York Will be buit
within Ave years II will probably be a cahtheVe''
sIeAough TIL. has not been decided. IL viii take sew
s,sl months 10 prepare tho plans but it is expected
DO begin the work before the end Of the venr. The
ssSanatsd cost is $l5 900 600 which includes $4,000
90 for the bridge proper. S3O0oo0o for the land to
10 Condemned, and S2,ooO,ooo for the elevated
tctars over the approaches to the bridge Permission
10 erect the span the East River must be Sc
.vssA from the Secretary OF War The new Bridge
Company will be Incorporated in month The hve
proerstors named in the bill Will add four TO their
umser who will constitute the first board OF al
tectors 1t IS expected that the new link with the
metropolis will not only benefit the Eastern Distric
hut All the uptown wards. aud the portions OF queens
CepHfy adjacent to Brooklyn.
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BELLE IRVING'S STRANGE DEATH.
THE POLICE THINK THAT SHE MAY HAVE MET
FOUL PLAY.

THE POLICE THINK THAT SHE NAY HAVE NIT
FOUL PLAY.
woman who called herself Belle Irving and lived
nr two Years in fat on the second floor of ule
house No 242 West Thirty fifth ST.. died on Wednesday
In the New-York Hospital from "A fracture OF the
skull. The police who were making AN investigator
Yesterday thought there was some mystery connected
with the iniurv she was found In the rear ward
N the Fat house carly on Wednesday morning Appr-
emily she had fallen out OF an open WINDOW III inc
night time she was inscnsibe and remained 80 until
bor deoih Persons who knew her IN The Nat house
said she had been iicincd 10 drunkenness, ana IL
was not unlikely that she had fallen out OF WINDOW
when she was intoxicated She sublet a part % hcr
nat a few weeks ago TO BYRON "ii0er.
a his family Mrs Gilbert had been III
for a few DAYS previous 10 Wednesday, ANU INC
Irving woman had attended to her wants. Mt Ahhs
schiller who lives on the moor beneath was aronsed
en-, nsr .,eop early OIL Wednesday morning by hear
in, a noise In the yard. She got up and fonhd
Miss Irving lying in the courtyard UNCONSCIOUS i"e
superstition is that the woman while lh'oi'e"eu o"
10 raise one OF the windows 10 set fresh air ana ieI
ont Mr. Gilbert and his family were asleep al 'he
time Of the accident. aud knew nothing Of W'l'
aroused by the police.
linn. is known Of the wornsp's previous history.
She led a quiet life. and seldom any one csiieo 10
geo her Mrs schuler said that the Irving woma"
nod ,old ber that ,he had friends In philadelphia
She seemed 20 have plenty Of money and wore eA
p.nsiye ,cwehy She always carried her money IN
her stocking and the fact that the one WIN t"c
money IN II is missing is regarded by the po"cc
AS beng little suspicious
II is SAID that the Irving woman was sis'er OF
|" Jimmy" Irving, the burglar, VINO WAS A"ou en-
wear. ago in shang' Diapers liquor store In sixth,
a She lad aid 10 Mrs. schuer that she had
SSnovn Police Inspector Byrnes all her NE The In
Spector said yesterday that ne never Nd" met "'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-11
THE MAYOR FOUND THE BILL DEFECTIVE.

Mayor Body was ready yesterday to appoint two
additional assessors under the law recently passed py
tho Legislature increasing the board to twelve WIN
the president The bill originally introduced pro
vided for four instead OF additional assessors but
IL WAS amended and the Mayor found yesterday IN
carefully reading It's provisions that in one place the
bill mentioned twelve and In another four
teen. The Mayor said that tile intention was 10
yrovids for two instead Of four additional assessors,
and as they charged with important duties there
should be question of the legality OF the appoint
uente In order TO obvate any question Of this sort
tire bill will be sent bacl, 10 Albany 10 be corrected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-11
1pyJyG TO STOP PUTS AND CALLS.

The Produce Exchange OF this CITY ,eseiu"' 'of
lowed up the action OF the chicago bosru VI it''' III
v,,o 90 tom dealings in puts and calls by issuing
od.r ,hat hereafter anv who buys. aells or de
v.rs those privileges will be liable to suspension or
expulsion. The grain committee. which has iur'n
ton over such cases has caused notice =" Se posted
,o this effect also calling attention 70 m Old rule Oh
,he subject which passed by the Exchange IN 1909
y..,.roav,s action does away entirely with any posi-
hi,v q, the New. York Exchange receiving beneht III
Ire way Of Increased business owing TO me a'uunoe
taken by the Chicago Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-11
THREE DEATHS FROM TKlcHIXOsIS.

Boston, March 10 (rPcciai The hamlet OF Wills
Place, a cotton-m snufac turing village VI about 700
souls has developed during the lat few weeks the
largest number " OF ticAinOsis ever known Ia
exist In any community IN New England. Willis
Place is situated IN thc Hill town Of Oucraiu four
1--WE miles from shelbuTie tas. Mas. The mill Is
owned and operated by the Grisvold Manufacturing
COMPANY During the latter part Of January aud early
IN February large number VI the adult employs Of
tho mill were taken seriously SICK. the symptom, being
naIIeca and pTOstratpn followed bv pain and stiffness
Of the limbs. swelling Of the face. aud high fever.
The nearest ply rlcian diagnosed all the ~, " which
he Wa, called "a, the grip HIS efforts At cure
we're assisted BY superintendent Wood the manager
OF the mill. II not lOne1 however before Dr,
Drew and Cancdy, OF ehclburnr Falls. called and
the symptoms pnzLlcd them AT irst The sick were
nearly all Bava,1ans and French Canadians. Dr. Drew
reached the CONCLUSION, however, bhst his patient, had
triehuosi, and Dr. Candy agreed with that diagnosis.
Investigation showed that all u those who Il k
had shortly before eaten quite freely Of bologna
sausage obtained o. "a butcher Ia LeighboflnC VII
lage he having bought IL Of % the branch supply
houses Of a Chicago firm. Thus tar there have been
three deaths.
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OTTG DING STE I HERS.
.ffrpn.V Map ID
TUESDAY,. MAR. 10
rem,u vta ~otlth'nfon
PORT OF NEw.YoR THURSDAY. MAR. 10. Is


PORT OF NEW YORK . THURSDAY. MAR TO- 1892
ARRIVED.
and to Austin BALDWIN % Arrived at the Bar at
80 = N.
WI lr ~, .rgar, fptchr BasEtr Rotterdam Feb 27
-. Win mise and passengers To Funch Edye Co
ARMED At he Bar at n r., >,.,..,a. ,....
-. md-c ana TOD w Elwe Co. Arrived AT
psteancr AmaIoncnse tBp Thomas. P,rnambuco Feb -
va and Para With mdsr and passengerst 20 shp,on
Green Arrived AT me Bar AZ noon.
cs,cAmcr amJas.s CTowe Colon with mdse and passcn
stenrr Sneaton Tower 30 Goey, Mayaguor Isc with
a.c r.s,,nscs to VI PR IS Co Arrived at the Bar
steamer Vale Nor po,en Gibars with None. q Co
ir"msr Muei-ao Span rrisar rtnmegos wa cainMsn
steamer OH Dominion. concn, Ricnmond, cry Point and
steamer II r piruocS Berry. Boston. with miss tn II F.
s1 San; c,r' Fatrs Ies0 SS sa%s with md'o to
Slip senator Ellis iIioso l62 days ordcr
sSn Ssrtia 1Bf smith London 90 days with cement
to"raer vessel 10 ! + Whitney a 60
sUNsEr-wina at sandy Hook fresh. sw cloudy and
At city Tsand-llght. sw thick raining.
CLEARED.
Steamer Raylton Dixon C'or Johauseu Esnore order,
steamer Dini, ocu Kuh,wein Hamburg RI cortls.
sir'mrr Aci, .,;"i VIA 'T' op'Ito tnn,h Edyc & Co.
steamer HaG"na pan peN'ha'np+ Havana and Mexican
) u
Galloway. CrnfucgoS,
steamer Delaware. Eockwin Haytian portswn clyde
steamer Jason Br. Cnos. Montc.u BAY Kerr a
Steamer Trinidad OBI. Frisc Bermuda 4 T. Ourrbiilge
4 90.
Sc amer MincoIa Jacxron Francsco- Barber a Co
steamer Ernonuch GER, Mnndt f,rnandna- Punch Edge
4 co.
Steamer ,i1tt ,ho"crrc Dlggctt savannah l. / Walker
steamer Na,Ol,lr, smith. savannah 4 l. Walktr
steamer '.ty 81 atlanta. Dole West Point odd Donin
Jon
steamer .l.m DITCH. Rruin,m. Baltimore Fuach Faye
d TO
~'ramc- II NJ whitney. It.,oti. Boston II Dimock
AisLulIll fNorl. 4 . l London 30.
SIP IloHo' Fischer G,i. Won iIarcu, Newport News
IhrO luEcg ,N Co.,
steamers ~iAheyou 'or jdtan and th.na potts Dana
ad ',r~,trntuH, IiWblrg STATE Of Nebraska Glasgow
Capu.i b." Ianc.o Gym PAN newport Colon. Hainna
H.vaua. riuDprul- wndw IRA Isand' Trinidad BrrInua
Also ss.cs-Ia Long bland SOUND
Sieame. '.ttacr Clty. tor Portland
INl. MONEMLNIS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Mar 10 sailed Rock Light (Br Tor New
York
LIVERPOOL Mar 10 sailed steamer cry Of New York (Br)
| Lewis f1r New. York
SOUTHAMPTON Mar 10 Arrived steamer Traye Ger) Rein
hasten from Kew York on her way 10 Bremen
SWANeEA Mars sailed steamer Exeter Ciy tBsl Weiss
| for New
| from New ork o way to Rotterdam.
kiNsALE. Mar 10 Passed steamer Lake winnipeg (Brl
| from New.YOr IA to LIVERPOOL
HlHAUHG. Mar lO-Arriyed steamer Morayn (Ger) winok
| Ter from New. York
sKNoA Mar i0-Arrved steamer Vera toerl Pohs from
New York
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A r N
80
FRIDAY, AS Usual, BARGAIN Day.
,a q, IN AND 80 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET

Al 2oc..... French Ciinghams
80 inches wide-all this seasons styes-laes
and satin eHects-the Identical quality elsewhess
shown at 80 cents-more than hundred styles
broken lines.
At &c.,. Black japanese silks
90 inches wide also Black Satin Rrscade,
Bow Knot, Peau Soc Black Fslle Fran.
eaise and 2iinch Black French surhs. only
2 70 pieces each. but enough 10 last the day
exceptional value.
Az 1870. New Fancy Wsel ChaIfes
Chryssnthemum Sweet Pea. R0sA Vine end
o,her delicate flower enccts-worth Thirty Cent?.
At e7o..... Ladies' New Chevist Jackets
Scotch Cloth-Tailor rnsde-Pearl Buttons
At 6os.. Ladies' Now Bex Cents
Lap scsms-Pear buttons.
AZ H. New Broadcioth Jackets
Black and Coers-Satn uned-lsrgs ~
buttons-a bargain at $3.50.
At 10. ee...New Cloth Capes
Lace overcape and ribbon ruchs.
At 1898. Black Bedford Cord Capss
Fine Gimp and Moss Trim.
At 49,. New Travelling Garments
Double breast-deep military capo
At IL. 3S... New Cheviot Newmarkets
Military and Divided Cape.
At / es.~ Little ChiIdren- Coats
Fine plsds-new stylee-traid trim.
At oSc..... Fine Chnmbray Dresses
Pink and blue-GuimIe ftyies.
At 5sc..... French Lawn Guimpe Waists
Tucks and fine Embroidery.
At 3os. BOYS Double Breasted Suits
Cashmere and Twecd-grsy and brown
miXtures-ages 10 IL.
4. eoc Jade., Rib silk Vests
Black salmon PINK Blue, Lavender, etssN,
Flesh, Cream and White-I-ow necg, no sleeves;
worth IS cents
At &c.,. 4 Button Kid Gloves
Tan, Gray Green Brown, Slate and Bsck-Au
sizes-regular price 100
At &c.. Platte Val Laces
AZ inches Nide--nscrtng to Tiateh-tae most
popular trimming for Tea Gowns, Dresses, In.
deIwear end all kinds OF fancy work.
At 4Jc.. White Val Flouncinss
- inches wGe-faShlonable and effective fer
confirmation dresses; reel value, rs cents.
A 81 IS. Jet stomac hers
deep fringe-handsOms patterns; worth Three
dollars.
At 79c..... Ladies' II & Corsets
ssteen stsips-cogded bust-double she.skes-
extra long waist
At Misses Colored Corsefs
Shoulder StnpS-aIl sizes.
At 47c.... Infants White silk Caps
AL embrodered-ruche and pompen.
At 81 50. Gretchen Coat.
Long and shor;-enibroidared snd hsnd.sstched.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-11
HE WAS TILTED AND so TOOK POISON.

John kemmkr, twenty years old, OF NO o9 North
Pirss because he was Tilted by his sweetheart took
snsush paris green Yesterday to Kill four persons
Ksmmisr was engaged to Miss Emma Let1, and they
wspe 10 be married at Easter. Miss Lett learned
Iew days ago that Kemmlcr had taken another young
wNman the theatre AND she broke the engagement
Ksnmlsr made unsuccessful attempts to become recon
cled to her His IAndlady heard his grosus early
vosterAsv morning and found him writing in agony
m the door Kemmler taken to the Eastern
District Hospital. where he remained at the point OF
death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-11
vrScpIS PASS ,THROTGH WREcK4GF.

The bark Antonio Sala, which arrived mere S'''e'
,,. sror, Havana rep0rt> continuation Of northeast
,.,les throughout the passage. on March D. Ia
latitude 30 degrees. longitude ~ degrees She r"''ci
,o.oo orauie, of foating timber. evidently tie deck
,o.d ~ some vessel She also passed through n
onontitv OF wrcckage one piece OF which was part
=. os.eo,,s deck.house The steamer Lampasas from
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Az 50 80. Fleur DE Lis Pertieres , ,oau.i.
all chenille IN but one coor-that Color "e"
mi French Blue with shaded Pink ana cream
sgure. forming a Renaissance border. daao '''u
,,,.z. a continuation that will harmonic WIN
almost Gil furnl shings-e1tra deep lattice i'ns'
ton ind bo.,sm-prce in full assortHehe oio''"'
A, T. 80. silk sheila Portieres , v.,,nce
solid colors in eight shadeS-hea'J ''
fringe; were $500.
At8ss ~ Real Lace Curtains :.
Just 1i5 pslr-Insh Point end Ismo'uf-
.,ves-si fun Lengths worth ." ana e.
All 9s go Scotch Lace Curtains
900 pair taken from the regular s','o 80 -.
white and oream-l2 styles-Bs early for 'he
At1es . silk BrocatcIs
10 inches wide-large and small patterns IN al
desirable celors for furniture Coverings and Oui'
talns-At this price these goods are a. sie''
a bagan as Dollar bills at Fifty cents.
At I.79.. d. Best smyrna Rugs
3o,go inches-Moquette Turkish. Animal and
Floral d.signs-an immense variety worth
$3.50.
At sos. =. Turkish Rugs
81 % 81 feet ong-ontiquc and modern Designs
including Prayer Rugs that cost double to I'M
A, 7es. -. smyrna Carpets-6xs #
JUS the thing for Dining'I"om' Library Ut
Onice-new and perfect
A, I.es . English NIarsei!lcs Quilts
Extra argc-new coorings.
A. $50 . White Crochet Quilts
Damask ptttcrns-ful Size
4, 1o5 Cheese Cloth Comfortabies
all coors-wOcl tuited
At 4.os. California Blankets
Full siless......regular prices e"fV
At 47c...... Full Bleach Damasks-61 inch
S,al SnowdrOp and Block patterns.
A. satin Damasks
~ lnch-9uslty always sold at 20
A: 22s.....satim Dama-k Napkins
bull Bleach-'s stze-wOrth 3.2o doz
At Gle. Victoria Lawns
Iaee stripe and Plaid efects-were 10
At 25c.....Iawn Tuchings
81 tucks width worth i5.
At 12hc 100. Apron Lawn.-iO inch
Violet and Rose borders-colors fast.
A. ALI Wool Opera Flanmeis
"Gllbert's B->t"-black ond colots; worth 80
At Gee. All Wool Trico,-
New Spring shades and Black also New Hen
rlettss-extta quality.
At Aec Broche NOyeltie,
Fancy stripes and Pain coored
Home. puns-vorth 80 and 75c.
At 9ec.... Irish Point Skirtngs
Fine India Linen-i5 inches wide; sslop and
hemsatch
Az &c.. Fine Emb'd Skirtinss
IS inche, wid.-hemsttch and scallop-with
snsn sprigs through entire width o. goods. new
patterns; worth 75c.
A. toc.... 25-inch skirting..
i width much sod FOR chldren's drssses-yery
and lhe-worked Ge,igns-henstith and
srsicp-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-11
CROKER AND THE TELEPHONES
The SUBSCRIBERS HAVE BEEN MIsLED.
ASSURED BY THE BOSS THAT THEIR BILL woULt
BE INTEODUChD-THE MEASURE SENT BACK.

ASSURED BY THE BOSS THAT THEIR BILL WOULD
BE INTEODUChD-THE MEASURE SENT BACK.
HOWEVER, By HAGAN AND MARTIN.
The efforts Of The Telephone subscribers Associa-
ton TO obtain the support 81 the Democratic bosses
for the bill TO regulate telephone charges In New
York and BROOKLYN have come to naught. although
Mr. Croker assured Mr.. Gardner. the secretary Of
the association time ago that be considered the
measure a good one. and would have 1t introduced
in the Legislature by the senator and the Assem-
blyman from his district. Thos etwo Statesmen
have evidently received different instructions. for
yesterday they both returned 10 the Office Of the Sub
acnbcrs' Association the copies OF the bills sent TO
them by Mr. Croker. Assemblyman j. i. Martin
telcgraphrd his reasons from Albany. follows:
The bill would be considered strike there
fore decide not to introduce It."
senator L. T. IIuran wrote letter explaining his
position lie said
Dear Sir: Yours OF the 9TH 10 hand would state
that while | Will vote AMI aid the measure. still /
Question such radical legislation unless all other rem
cdes ere exhausted. While respectfully decline to
introduce the bill, you couRt Oh nv vote ana IN
nuence II 1t il presented
Secretary Gardner was asked yesterday what the
association now propose 10 do.
We shall yet some Republican TO introduce the
bill he replied. We could have dODc that before.
OF course but we WAITED TO have 1t made Demo
cratic measure so That there WOMB b" no partisan Cd
lection 10 1t. Evidently tho big campaign cOntitbu
tons OF the telephone companies have proved too elo
quent an argument with the Democratic Leaders to be
resisted they have thrcwn us over. We +haIl now
make an active night Ia the Legislature. and keep Il
record Of every man'- NOt.~ and next NIL "" NH
go pciore his constituents with that record II Nj
Croker aud Mr.. Murphy don't want u let the lef.
lture pass bill. WHY then ali can do Is TO see
it that the next legislature is not one tina, they
can control We whipped the companies OF New
York and all their money Nm such light, and we
think that only time T. required b. bring t1c telephone
people 10 terms. The public viii not stand eAtor
ton forever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-11
TIE EASTERN RAsEpALL ASSOCIATION.

Rochester. March I0.-Tke Eastern Bescoh Assocls'
lon macnses decided 70 ADM: Kohes,er Buffalo E!mfa
md Bughamcon IN the IVES; ana Syracuse AbsGy, Toy
md Philadelphia the East NswHsvsn and PROVIDENCE
franchises and had associations .. formed o 90
but thcy frozen out by E!in!Ta ard BEsfam'on
The association viii again at Albany on Apr o. %
Moyt schedule and assign players c.gb>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-11
RICHEST STAKE EVER OFFERED HERE.

Independence Iowa. March 10 The Independence DIV
INK Park Association the Progressive Futurtv
bs frosted .olds foals Of 1892 at hs
summer meeting ef 1894. To lad BY tho
ronina:og the association will add $40 600 and II g
dcted that will be the stake offered In the
country either trottes
saying that will fully 800 900 The entrance
ssasy Is only $50 and only s2s within
- Month Of the dAy Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-11

Colon March y, IN latitude 81 degrees Longitude
"A degrees Al minutes passed lot OF hoatin5 wreck
age one piece OF which was a portion Of yessels
deck with capstan attached.