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New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
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The lnman Line steamship city OF Paris arrived
here yesterday after quick trip tho Atlantic.
This was her hrst trip this season, and she made ID
in days. % hours , minutes. She came over tho
long southern route, and her average speed was
2O.lG knots IN hour. Her best previous record over
the short roUie - days, 10 hours. Il minutes.
II She had come over the short on this trip
She would. had she maintained the same rate of speed
hnve made the passage In days, - hours. Consider
Ing the time OF year aud the fact that tho steamer
strong head winds part of the time. the showing
is an excellent one. Her best days run was 5Oi
miles.
Among the passengers on the city OF Paris were
William Burgc,s, lLit'd states Consul AZ BuiSlcm
Willard T.. Ease John VI. CLARK the Rov. W. +. Cook,
Wayne Darlington. Leopold Morse. Clarence smith.
Frank Sartorl- II. *. Terry and T.. Wainwright.
Among the passengers calling the White Star
steamer Majestic for Liverpool yesterday were Lady
Bms-cy, sir HOdcrick Cameron and family Frank
Abbott. Robert Armiagc. II. NJ. Becall. r. T.. X.
COrInac. Dr. f.. Il. /. Gould. John \. Kirby Greene,
\. &. Had. Count KcsSlcr. Walter Knight. Captain
Gerald Langry. Mr.. pigeow Lawrc &C. Count T..
Mallath, j. Hrrpont Morgan Lady D0Othca Murray,
DR.. william Wallis ord. Mrs George P,b0dy Wet
more Sir Henry Wilmot and Bishop USHER. Among
tho passengers arriving on the North German Lloyd
steamer IInvc from Bremen Emma Becker,
Carl Ernst, II. ST. Goar aud Hugo Mack.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
!Elj1[IlIl!Rl J
AaiI.IAI
Muscular Rheumatism.
costs more to produce In Ncw-lork tha' !" ''"0'
PROCEEDINGS Is BOTH HOUSES.

pEOi EEDINtrN ~ IboIIi i'V'''"'
Albany March 80 tSpecIa -Assemblymah Nccu
bIII giving TO Andrew H. Green and others power ~
locate bridges across tic East River went to Il thIu
reading In the Assembly today.
The Assembly to-day pat In an amcnohenu ~ '"'
McCarty bin c>cmptlng both broobyn ana Duna'o
from thc provisions OF the Cantor act exempthg Ne"
York rs we'll The Kings County members lousht t"o
clnnge but they were defeated badly.
Mr. Weed stirred up hornets nest TVS morning
bv calling mp his bill doing away with capital punish
mont How much Westinghouse and how much sehti-
mcnt there is In this bill Mr. Weed did not say Mr'
OrIgcv attacked the bill declaring that tere ousho
10 be some punishment for murdcrcrs Mr. Lang vi
81 Lawrence County also took this position. Inc ulI
was allowed to 90 10 third reading.
The Freedom Of Worship bill was reported from inc
Assembly judiciary Committee this morning. Mr'
suer the chnirman of the committee, cndeavorei 10
hnvc tho bill made special order for next Tuesday
morning This required two-thrds VOTE which ne
was unable TO command
The poor Anti-Pnkcrton bill, which has been tossed
back and forth between the senate and the Assem-
hly and between the Legislature and the Governor
was again brought up this morning subjected to further
amendment, and finally passed. 1t now goes to the
senate for the second third time, ana finally to The
Governor flr the second Tine.
Tn, -cnatc to-day ordered 10 third reading the
Iuckcbcry~ Railroad hill. and made it specul or
der for consideration on Tuesday.
senator l'unltt has introduced bill approprmtlnS
SJOOOOO for the construction of lunauC asy lun
for NcT-lork city on Wards Island.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
AMENDING 1HE CANTOR ACT.
TUE SENATE PASSES BILL DEsl"NED ~ Sieo o"r
THE BUILDING OF ROADS FOR WHICH
FRANCUIES ARE SOLD.


Albany March 80 (special).-The Cantor act re-
Gnrng the sale OF street railway franchises at aucuo'
it is confessed even by its author, senator 'a.o' '
been. I'm some respects measure OF oppfcsson' III
stead Of a benefit to the cities OF the state
II will be remembered that tic act WAS passed III
consequence o. the sale OF the franchise of the Broad
way surface Railway on what may be cohNluercu
private term, by the Board Of Aldermen OF New
York But the Cantor act had the unfortunate cnect
Of creating monopoly OF the strcetrailway franchises
tizn in cNi,rncc Persons who srove T. supply cities
with more sticctfailvay lines found themselves outmd
bv existing street railway c0rpOTat0ns-and theh thc
new railway, were not constructed. one aiter an
other vlols cite, have secured their exemption from
the act Rochester taking the lead. At present thcr'
Is a bill before the Legislature. wilch has already
passed the senate cNcmptns New York and Brool'yn
from the provisions of the act The development oi
electric railway, In both these cities. 1t is said Is the
cause Of the oriHnation Of the Ill.
senator CauiOr with = view Of Strengthening ic ia"
bearing hi, name. introduced on March L. II biI lI
ing the law 10 the city Of Ncw York, and proVidihs
that street railway corporation "hIch oD'ah' ."
franchise shall give bonds that II will build The railroad
proposed by IT, When tl, bill came up in the senate
today Mr. Cantor offered an amendment including
Broollyn ard buffalo within It's provisions. The
amendment was at orce strcnuouly fought by the four
Senators who represent those cities. New railroad
corporatons they said, would come Into liroohbn ana
Butfalo ana compete with existing railroads. If tho
Cantor act were abrocatcd FAR as those cities were
concerned
III BROOKLYN and Buffalo are exempted from the
Cantor actr said senator Brown. Il very much Tear
that We shall have corrupt acts by their hodrds {"
Aldermen similar to those which diegraced tn" boaiu
81 Aldermen Of New York when the Broadway surface
Railway irurchi,c was granted
When have the Board Of Aldermen Of Hrcohlyn done
ANYTHING d,gacclul IN railroad matters Of ho years =
manned senator McCaity. Of Broo'lyn. angriN
Well ! refnr.7 said Mr Brown. Indignantly 10
the 81 coo share, Of Union Elevated Hallway STOCK
What has bccom" Of them Who lns them ~
Mc(aTty shrugged his shoulders ana dld ho' i'pN
shortly aiitrWad The senate by arS vote fe!c. 'l
Mr. Cantor's amendment including BiOoklyh ana bAi'
fao Then The new Cantor act va passed.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
DEFINING cHAeGrD WIFI uoRE MrRpras

Adclildc. March 3o.-Dcoming the murderer, who is
bcns taken from Icrth West Australia, where he va,
arrested to Melbourne. Whrr' he viii be- tried for tho
murder of hi, wife. formerly MIS- Mather, has arrived
here In charge Nf Melbourne officers.
Melbourne. March 3O.-Coun-cl flr Dccmlns says
that the defence Will produce evidence Al the trial to
prove thu, tie prisoner is insane. The police here
believe they have discovered proof, that Dccmiur. in
addition t. Ms many other crimes. murdered a man
named Kcays, with whom he went 10 the Cape ot
Gcrd Hope from Australia in i5-s. Detective Hnut
hn- Identified Photograph Of Dccmng that of man
wanted for the murder Of trr" At Iohanuc, burg
In south AfIioa ~ 1---. Tie victims were European
named Graham. n kaiiir and a IlJttcntot.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
THE STATE CENSUS FRAUD
ALIENS TO HAVE REPRESENTATION.
,.,,s c,rryrxS COUNTED BY THE DLMOCKAIS IN

BOGUS CITIZENS COUNTED By TIE DLNo'h hNi' ~
THEIR PLOT TO HOLD THE STATE
over 5000 aliens in the I't Assembly, e.oto
mi, city have been counted as ci'lAen' ~ III, ., y
census of 1902 This statement Is the result VI :"
o,, o,,Ivsis Of the population OF the dis'r0' 40
t.,od IN the Office OF the Secretary OF o'a'e' '''
h,sod upon tho figures given out from t'ii' o
,vbile he Ist District has an AsscnDiyiH" ~
n In the legislature it has several thouSa"u N' .,o
IONS than can be found in any OF inc S''', '''' r
y, the state Except Putnam ana ochuSi., -
form alien means not merely the maze auui' 49, ,,,,
,uortvonc vcars old but his wife ana all cih'"'e'
Z ~ ,bis couutry II mcaHs every male
forcIcner who has declared his h'eh'ioh " o'''"''
!, i an omen secret that the returns OF ahehS l.o'
this district we're prcmaturcly given out oy
clerlx Orders were issued to give no more i' ,, =
81. IN the number OF aliens In other uI>ul'''' ~,
corclessncss OF the clerk let out an impure" a
- ,ho n,on 10 secure control Of the Legislature anu
" 49,, - ,o oil fine 10 come The returns gave
M ooo ,,bobitonts to the Is Assembly District anu
or,v . 7a4 aliens The large figure OF The popuia'i'n
r,cde ponny comments, but the small Peroeh'"eo Va
aliens cnuscd Investigation. Cltizchs vi tno ""'
are counted in each county lot ihe purpose " ~
nortionng the districts which cie'o meOhpc'' " ~
LEGISLATURE. Aliens are not counted LOT ,his Pi ,,
= " scuton. under the direction Of sterling
,,..on,,c sccrc,arv OF State John Bigelow, compiled
,o t,us,ics of the Census Of 1873. The census hau
,oor t,len under the direction OF Dedrlch "le''
,r nm equally good Democrat. IL is' lherciorc' 49,
enough % furnish basis for comparison INV
Ist Assembly District is composed OF the fs' 'e'o"u
Third and Fifth Wards OF the city. 1t Is coShopo,''"
in its population. Among ia Inhabitants VIII W
found aliens from nearly every country Oh INC WIN
I'm the crowded and squalid tenement "'o"e Wv
North River are largo families OF Russian refugees
uo,os Svrions and Italians The First ward tahch
+, all ~ IN. city below Lbertyst. Tie 1hru "'u
Finn arc west Of Broadway from Liberty 10 '"ia
81. The Second Ward IS east Of BROADWAY iIoii L'o
crtv 10 sprIcest. In 1900 the First ana run ""Iu'
had 7os per cent OF the whole population oi ti7
district The second and Third Wards are hieu WIN
towering Office buildings ana Wafeho"ses' '
,.,n, ,.,Jo shows the population OF the district by
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
APPARENTLY A MICH MIRRrED MAN

James Taylor, the old man with one arm who /, alleged
have married sixty women, and has b,cn Identified by
over dozen his victims Jefferson Market Police Court
during ,hc last weeks, IN the Ionbs Police tourt
yesterday noming lie prccl In with nioe
other men, when q tall handsome woman walked up ard
unhesatnRly said That's the man. She told Justice
Duy had married Tavor in Boston otter court
week and that he had abandoned her after
days OF married life Her Tame. she seid was lsrr IF,
twynne, and she native OF Cape Breton. nnt
teen employed In Boston a lovrneSs.
Taylor aagncf before Justice Duly on the chaIg
Of being fugitive from justice The G"ynne woman vas
In court and made the affidavit against him Sho started
night Boston obtain Icquition papers Taylor
says he is stock.raser In California and never was IN
Boston. " II Is ell blackna ailng scheme" said he and
when the proper time comes / will prove IT,"
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
lowing tabIe
wards Ml!es. Females M'l's, Ie"e' =, Not
flr-t ..... 1.JO2 90, ~ i1i reuof tad
- cOnd 11I loo 90 tGi
tfth ~ siii 1897 C.sol oo9t
Iso5l 1904 i56:3 l2'0'9
1GuSi LOO
no,ais 3AlJ5


The number Of citizens In the district mas
,,bi, -,ho last decade The percentage OF Aliens W
Inhabitants has increased. In 177o the ,o''i w
was lib IN 1884 it was $40 and IN loss II was
-ot4 The latter is the highest vote on recofu sn'e
1870 I'm 1890 in the MayOralty election uic V'.''
vote was only 5O17. Last year the canvass o' y"
state ticket brought only 5.3O7 voters a' "saS'
oc- in lssj when Hill was elected Governor' be-
,voop ,,7o and 1890 tho Republican vote dd io'
vary fifteen votes The los, was on the De''o' ~.
vot, Tie registration last year was o'7'i d. "s"'
. ooo IN ,s-5 This shows decline III the hulHOcr
II citizens In the district. 49,,
The I,t District has larger number of anen' ''an
.o,e other city districts. and less than several u
- therefore be- considered HAVING an aNe''s'
, alien, ms a district. The Federal census does Ho'
tve ,he total number Of aliens In each oiN' h"' IL
does give the total number Of male adult aIe's VI
- au.rs oycr twenty one years Old. The state
ce,s,s MUST show Ito total number OF male anu ioao
aliens Of all ages TO separate from cLeh' ana iuiS
ahe"' W " ,..,,,or,i,umcnt The following
,aii. shows the aliens OF the district by waruS III
,.-, and the male adult aliens In l-"o' 100
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
AMERICANS on lMERiClY SHIPS.

Chicago March 3o.-Tnitei states Immigration
Agent stitch received notice to-day that the Treasury
Department has decided that Canadian scamcn cannos
longer be employed lake vessels flying the tnted
states flag but must make way for American seamen'
The decision results from the arrest of Captain Raoshaw
here last summer for violation of the Contract Labor
Law. Little short Of revolution will be caused IN the
carrying trade OF the lakes. many hundreds OF
Canadians have been employed every year on Ameri'
can vessels.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
HILL. STEALING SEATS AGAIN.
He NEEDS THREE MORE yoTfs ~ THE ASSEMBLY
AND WILL GIT THEM TO-DAY.

HF NEEDS THREE MORE YOTI ~ THE ASSEMBLY
AND WILL GIT THEM TO-DAY.
Albany. March 80 Ospocal. David j. Iil and
Edward Murphy. lr.. have issued orier that tho
Democratic majority IN the Assembly must Dc ia
creased 10 overcome the three Albany Democrats who
have determined - vote against the political and per
sonal bills which Murphy and his gaug' want to hnve
passed Before IIin left here last night he hAed
up the trouble into which Murphy has got by order
ing the dismissal OF Dr. Richard Curran. OF Rochester
from tho Assembly on the ground that he was city
officer when bee nominated FOR the nmcc 10 winch
he Wa, elected The Committee Privileges and Elcc
tIor- which ha, not held meeting for many weeks,
ha, been ordered got together at 10 o'clock In the
morning when tie report on thi, case which Wa drawn
up by In Will De adopted by The Democratic majority
The committee ~ the same time viii decide in favor Of
retaining A--emJituan Weeks, Of Long Island city.
a Republican. who. 30 f. said. ha. agreed to support
tho FAci>e and the other Democratic bills. Assem-
blymcn Cove, the Democratic pI,tma-t,r, who clearly
has been Illegally member Of the Assembly will also
be retained Ol4d Wheeler, the Republican wh, had
% large a majority that 10 could not be wiped out
by the notorious Dut,hc-, County Board of Super.
visors. la, been slated 10 90.
Leader Bush announced Just before the adj lurn-
mcnt that he would move call 81 the House I'm
mcdaely after the journal ha, been read n The
Ing. This is intended to brng IN the democrats e.
vote for tho report ~ the committee. Horace Howe.
the rrOhibtOni,t WHO against all candidate, and
received 40 vote, 10 pr Curran's 1000. IS Ia be
-catcd. Immediately after these reports have been
adopted the Excise bill. which is special order, will
be taken up and passed.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
MR.. PECKHAM'- NEPHEW INDIGNANT.

HE TELLS Mr.. RIDGwAY WHAT III THINKS OF HIS
ATTACKS on HIS UNCLE.
Albany, March 30 (Specal).-There was a remark
able scene to-day at the close Of the inquiry regard
ing the conduct Of Judge Maynard. In the course
OF the hearing James W. Rldgway. Of Brooklyn.
counsel for the Democratic portion Of tho committee,
said 10 one OF the witnesses. Clifford a. Hand
"you heard the testimony Of Wheeler II. Peckham.
president OF the Bar Association. Yesterday Mr..
Peckham is man who has been engaged for many
years in making charges against public officers. isn't
hei"
"Ie Is OF large private practice y
replied Mr.. Hand and he has on various occasions
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31

ton 70 the worst Scrofuln, will disappear.
II invigorates tho liver, cleanses purihes,
and enriches tho blood as nothing else can,
and promotes all the bodily functions For
all the many and varied forms OF Scrofula,
and for the most stubborn Skin and Scalp
Diseases, such as Salt-rheum, letter, Erysip..
elas, Eczema, Boils, Carbunclcs, and kindred
ailments, nothing can equal it as a remedy.
The saraparillas claim TO do good In
March, April and May. The Discovery"
docs moro than that At all seasons and In
all cases, it's guaranteed TO benefit or cure,
or you have your money back.
Nothing else offered by the dealer. though
it's probably better for him, can be just -
good for you.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
RESIDENTS OF SPRING LAKE, HAPPY.

Spring Lake, y. j.. March 80 (>peclal)-Ihs resort
has AZ last reached the point desired by the wealthy
summer cottages and hotel guest. II Is now luH-
nedged town, with Mayor and Common Council, VINO
have full power to carry on the work OF impfo''
ing the roadways and enforcing the Necessary saIu'
tary laws. The cottage and hotel property withh
the limits OF the town have an asscSSable val'a
ton OF nearly 81 100000 but 1t is really worth three
times much. The first set Of officers were Sworh
into Office last night. They will year. The
new town will at once bes1n imploN cments Tor the a~
vantage and pleasure OF summer visitors.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
PirlU COLLISION on 4 STEEP CRlDE.

Reading Penn, March 30.-The of triiA
coming down the steep grade on the FrachvHe
branch OF the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad late
last night lost control of II and the engine ana cars
shot down the decline at a fearful speed. The en-
gineer and fireman jumped for their lives. After
running some distance light locomotive was over
taken and there terrible crash, both locomotives
being badly damaged and the sent flying in every
direction. brakeman Josiah Troy anu JOhn BAuer
were lying on the platform In front OF the hSne
engine and crushed to death.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
CHTLIiN REFUGEES lRRIVE.

Lieutenant c. IL. Harlow, OF the Navy arrived mere
yesterday, on tho steamer Newport. from Colon lie
came from Chill where he has been as WORLDS fau
Commissioner for the United States. On the same
steamer were three Chan refugees, J. b. Espinoso'
who wns Minister of War under Balmac eda. j. "
Mckenna, who also held Office under the Dictator
and DR.. +. Cooper. Tie refugees nave been In Llmd
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
u~,,-,rrS ar rUr iBEII TROPHY.

The thirty.slNh and hnal competition Tor tne Ap''
t,ohy for thl, season finished on the 'th keg"ch'
rte range last evening aud resulted In victory oF INC
,f... -, ,o,u,pv a. The record I'm lhis match
%, GtG roiuts which was made by Company last year
was not approached this expected because that
cor WAS considered phenomenal The scoc OF the win
Ming team was ~ follows:
S.,,,ant f. NJ Dunn, 81. 30 81 Private w VI. Still
iii !. ao "a Ga: Sergeant {. A.. Jones -. 3i-G6 :
pri,ato T. B Brown. 81, 27-js Private w. Pinckney,
,r 81 3i-65; Private i. swain. 80. 32-G2; Captain
J. C. Abrams 80. 3t-Oi; Sergeant J. w b. Rockwell
o7 3O-51: Private !. NJ Moe. -, 800 Private n I"
rodA Al ae-G3: totals 3O5 3l7 and 622.
Following are the Of all the teams IN the compe
tl,ion. Company g. 3O5. 3l7-622; Company c. 800
s-6l7 Company =. oo0. 32l-6l7 Company T., 800.
sl0-Gi6 Company II, 297. 3l0-GiG Company X 2ss
ao5-6l3: Company B. 296. 3l6-Gl2 Company ID. 291.
roo io7 Company A. o0S o9S-506; Company l. 2Si. 302
$50; Company +. jr.. 2sO 3oo-jsO; Company A. jr"
2s3 2oI-577 Company Ii, jr. 2S2, e0i-576; Company
f. 3d. aGi 2ll-I72 Company q, jr, 2j2. 212-52i.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
CONGRESS AND THE FAIR.
THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE BEGINS ia
WORK IN CHICAGO.

IHE NV = II'fIIN NV'''11 - ~
WORK N CHICAGO.
Clicago March 30 (specaD.-TlIe Congresslona suo
committee TO investigate the expenditures oi uas
Worlds Fair up 10 date arrived to-day. Congressman
Dockcry who acts rs chairman, prepared aoou1 t"o
weeks ago separate lists Of questions u "h'e" '''
committee desired answers before Congress t)ok any
action I'm regard to a Worlds Fair appropriation. The
questions were wclLprcparcd and covered about every
thing Of any Importance connected with the Falr'
one sct was sent - the National Commission ana uie
other 70 TIE Local Directorv Tire officers OF tl'se
two bodies and the chiefs Of the departments nave
been busy since then formulating their answers Ihey
were prepared in book form and handed TO the Oo'.'
yrossuon this afternoon The committee tEen adj
ourned 10 look over the reports in executive session.
An investigation of the Offices and grounds Will bs
made TO morrow.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31

Paris, March 3O.-Ihe French Foreign Office has
heard through VI. Waddngton. the French Amba. sador
10 Great Britain. thai the general elections for Nom
bers Of the British House OF Commons will bc held In
June July.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31

SENDING ELECTION CONTESTS TO TIE COURTS.
Albany. March 30 (>pCClalJ.-Thc Assembly passed
tonight senator saNtous proposed amendment 10 tho
Constitution transferring rom Tie Legislature to the
courts the decision Of contested legislative cases. This
amendment to the. Constitution haS already been ap
proved of By ono Log stature II will Therefore be- sub
mItted to the people at the fll election.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
1870.
NnI


The ceu,u, OF 1892 reports only e7-4 aliens ol All
. and b,th 49, a., against 2.2li male aHuI ''o",
A., loo or only sixteen month, ago. Tho census %
,-ou how. nm incren,e Of 80 male adult Hi'e' oe'
THAT ~ 1-7j. According 10 Mr. Porter there N''o
..it male adult allen, there In $500 Iil' Won" W
g., p.r cent of the whole population III '7'' ''o
o otul, n.icn, numbered 1909, or - per ogn' , 10.
t. ,,b,le opulaiiOn Of the district III u't 'H1 .,,
,,.oi, rum'i.r Of aliens i,Jl2. NoW WIN Ic".r
,on f,o, adult aliens I'm 1890 than IN L. - ~,
, LA hnt There arr only 2,1-i aliens ol an MINIS III j.,
"a. dl.f4ct There mora aliens IN Tue dl,,'. ~ ~
,i,p ln 1-pO II the percentage ot inao h"uS ''ote ~
n $50 hold, as good now. after = Neeh hpuuI', Uo %
.tcuJ nud ont of the 3J9rO inhabitants ''uIuc'l y,
Ne Ui,e r l3p mne adult aliens. pom an aNeraS "i
', -,mnl. and one Child 10 every adult mae He, w
t,l number of aliens i'm the district Wouh b' 49, W.
~, Il l,cr cent Of the Whole popuaiion In io'2 ue %
80 allen. of all arcs mad" l32l per o"ht D' S wy
vLn'c popuniion In loo. allowing one ienhle anu h
one enid 10 evory male adult alien. tlcTe wouN Dc
q 80 aliens or 33.l9 per cent OF thc Mho'c, , ia.
Thus tn l-15 the aliens show l.'.-l PET 'cIll ~, " "
vbri" I'm 1870 upon the ratio given there % woila pc
~ T.. rr cent Of aliens. ard IN lo"- uc'' ""uu uo
-. - prr cent or O.Il7 aliens. but INC Oe"'"9 iV'
fnru. only - i allen, Of al KINDS. -.
II the cnumcrltors have cnerei a' aI'"> 9Uf , In
admit aliens and have cn>ed their wives ana children
a. citizens then the enumeration l. unlaWim NnS ~
spportonment based upon those hguIos "ouid De III
constitutional.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
.i..,n,. niI35 Is .91l 2S. 9Ol 5v

Totals "tflS' ''''''' 90
In -he whole district the proportion OF males 10
female, docs rot vary materially accordihs u ,'o
censuscs Of 1873 and 1890. The nuinOer o' n'o'
and females In the district in those years - '"'"'
in the following table .,.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31

"
Columbus. OHIO. March 30.-JoSeph Lelghter, cA'
soldier and ex-ccnsict. living at soldiers Home, Day
ton, went to his home at Flndlay. and this morning
mortay wounded his wife and two daughters Win
katchct.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31

While m 1. true that many complain Of dull trade
2to c. Flint Co.. West 14thst., say the lew prices Of
hraituSs give them plenty " d.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31

D,iren out
all impurities OF
the blood, no mat
ter Of what name
or nut,ye, or from
what cause aris-
ing, by DR.. pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery.
Clear your skin
with il. Every
disfgurem en- +,
from q common
blotch or erup-
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31

THE MOST COMPLETE SYSTEM Or SAFETY Az
PLIANCEs
any American railroad Is to be found on the ienn>
sylvania Railroad. West and south. -
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31

Tar, Licorlce and Tolls Waters.
Young & Smylis, Manufactures.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31

THE NFU'YORKN TO PLAY HERE TO-DAY.
The Ncw-Yotks will play the orcning gumc OF the
o,.,n at the Polo to-day with the Jaspers, Of
Manhattan College. Game viii be called at 80 p
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31

No danger OF msslng train on thc New York Cen
lml. IL has through train every hour see time
table.