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The sun., 1893-03-16
NEWS or TIE RAILROADS.
New York Central WIN Increase II. Capt.
tai Stock TO One Hundred Millions.

The directors OF the New York Central Rail-
road Company. ut n meeting yesterday. de-
cided 10 increase the capital stock Of the COM
pany to 81 90. 100000. The present outstan din g
issue Is $50. .42S. 800. and 1t Is explained that
the increase Is to be used In payment OF i'm
prcvements and bettermcnts made and to be
made by the company. Money is needed for
new equipment. station facilities at Syracuse
and other places. and for the Harlem bridge.
which will cost moro than the first estimates
II the increase OF capital is authorized at the
annual meeting In April. tho right to sub
scribe for new stock Mt par will be offerod to
stockholders Of ret ord on June, Is. payments
to be made in three installments. namely. SO
per cent. on July ]. 20 per cent. on Jan. ].
18a4. and % per cent on July .. 1894.
The formal transfer of the New York and
Northern Railroad to the New York Central
will not occur. until April l.. and the terms
under which the Now York Central assumes
Mr.. Morgan's contract for the purchase OF n
controlling interest in the New York and
Northern AFRO for the present withheld. a
traffic agreement will be. made with the New
York. New Haven and Hartford and Harlem
roads after the transfer to the New York Gen.
[ raj liz made,
The sun., 1893-03-16
JOTIINGS AMOUR TOUN.

Jpdse McAdam has granted absolute divorces to Jo-
,ePn ~ Ii,rm"oGS ,on iG IL 'eheoek and 10 Eza
Patrick Mallov, 81, developed yphus Bellevue
Hospra! yes "rday ant w.s i;olateh Whlism sheehH
died on Norln Brother island.
An auction .a!S Of Al! ths furniture Of the Old Sew
The Enest OF ile fTnture he old mirrors chars
Ac. Will probably lie sold on SATURDAY ana Monuay.
Ex- Roundsinan Matthew r. Daley who was accused
by Mamie Hannah "t criminal assault. Las secured u
ss Ts. CT on 81 r.. '" S"ra s sS
Edward G. G,". n clerk in the General Post Once,
ssn.iGsG % orsnE r wa ".nsnosd
months by Judge Ern-4'o IN tho United States Circuit
public test and Ibion OF n new sewer cleansing
apparatus win be hri NJ 10 orloek this morning ii
the supervision or "Incias OF III. iublc Works aud
Health Department.
% ss an ss aS%1njyg SS@s, :: s
In the suit which ht"Arr Alfred ", Parker hrough;
nfa~or 81 Mr. i' whs s"s Jury Ia. st Week
LadTad ro1tOn "rmsriy C'eSs II ths smpGg Of
was arrested fcG ~ accused rm6rllIing Si3i
ion S.:ssrdaS il" nad been at liberty uaicr % sa"oo @
hi. wsm i.a, .ssnr ss @ ias ~" n a. vas @ ra IN
sS Ss s ss "aaHE II M as
Sa is Mhs s shorty w4s to Roosevelt Hos
pi,nan and John w Hs.am IN lie iras. and H"s sea salt
s. IA sls saceta;
Court YESTERDAY but 10 CONCLUSION was reached, and
the ease was postponed until Tomorrow.
Patrick Gsaney ~ i2i Ea., Ssyenty:seyenth stree.
night when The ,orses becaino frightened by an OK.
pos,on IN Tho subway at Finy. senth street Gsdney
WAS thrown from his box and the team ran away.
They were stopped nj FlftyeIgth street by pDlice.
man. Tho driver was taken home with broker leg
The annual meeting OF tine board of Trustees of the
New York College OF Dentistry was held last night NJ
tho college building 2O5 East Tw rhty third street The
report for the past year received There 2a8
students IN the classes last year which Ia the largest
number since the college ras founded nearly thirty
The officers elected for the ensuing year
were J. Hampton RObb. President; Frank Abbott r.
e. ytes-fIesidsnt; Robert sturIes. Secretary; y Il
Roy sAtterlse. Treasurer Executive commttee-I d.
Msis,s y D.; r. Ls Roy satt.riee. N, D.; Frank Az
The sun., 1893-03-16
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

nv the results of elections in the towns OF
Erie county the Hoard of supervisors remains De
cratic by u majority or6.
burglars tuesday night broke into Postm ssser r.
r. iaagE grocery store Phelps, y and blew omen
the safe They not about si25 IN money aud about
1900 III postage stAmpr,
the memorial exercises in honor of Gen Butler in
BoEon last night lion, T. T. Greenhalge OF Lowell de.
was rccited by Miss T.. l.. sullivan.
Whie Mr., and Mrs Napoleon Robson were driving
from Dundee \ T.. to their homo few miles dist MI
Tuesday night the wheels OF the carriage ran on
rulvrrt and the carriage upset and the
thrown out. Mrs Robson fell under the carriage with
her head buried in the muo and water and was suffo
caten. she died within moments after being re-
moved. Her husband escaped injury.
The sun., 1893-03-16
Notes Of Foreign Happenings.

Franz .Smolka. President OF the Austrian
House OF Deputies. has resigned his Office. 1t
H. understood that Deputy Chlumecky will be
his successor.
A special assembly Of the Presbyterinn
Church in Ireland. conveyed in Belfast. has
nasset unau imously resolutions condemnng z
the Homo Rule bill
Cathnics have natitInnoT tLs Gu pni,o thnt g.
call an international conference to take steps
to abolish gambling Mt Monte Carlo.
The Belamn Apt-Slavery Society has writ
ten to the Bhron llamb-rmont. Secretary Gen
eral Of the Ministry OF Foreign Affairs. In
nlorinG that diplomatic action be taken TO stop
the growing supply O! arms to Arab slave
traders win east Africa. IN defiance Of the pro-
visions OF the Brussels Anti-Slayery Confer
ence.
The sun., 1893-03-16
The 'Lopgshoremcn's Strike Likely to End
To-day

1t was reported in Williamsburgh last night
that tho 'longshoremen's strike may come to
an end to-day. and the majority OF the old en-
ployees rsinstated by Port Warden Scott. who
does tho stevedoro work for the big sugar re-
fneries. A dozen more OF the old men who
went on strike applied for work yesterday
morning. and got their 9ld places Mr.. Scott
would he rsinstate John Berein. the dis
charged dock foreman. nnd several more ion
who were respon sble for the strike
The 'ionGshoremen who refused tn handle
the cargo Of tho steamer Robtna at tho North
strike. were replaced by eighty non-union
men yesterday.
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thing else had failed. and he had been given
over TO- go to the hospital and die. = :
Mr. Rodd makes this statement Voluntarily
and cheerfully out OF sincere gratitude for
what the remedy has wrought for him.
LUCIEN ROOD.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 18th
day OF January A. p. 1883. and / certify the
afiiant to bo u credible aud reliable person.
whose tatementt may be accepted with con-
iidence and implicitly relied upon. having
known him personally for the last twenty-five
years. and that 1 have no interest. direct OF
Indirect. immediate or remote In this matter
WILLIAM II. TAFT.
Notary Public In and for said
SEAL. County and State residing at
I Whitehall. where this deposi-
ton was taken and executed.
DR. Greene's Nervurn blood and nerve rem.
edy is purely vegetable; and Is sold by drug.
gIsts fer Sl.0O. AS Is nroven by the wonderful
cure OF Mr.. Rodd. it is tho very best spring
medicine possible to TAX for the blood, nerves.
liver. kidnera. nc. 1t is the discovery. and
prescription OF Dr. Greene OF - West 14th st.
curing nervous and chronic diseases. The
doctor can be consulted free. personally or BY
letter.1dr.
The sun., 1893-03-16
Donovaa Plead. Not Guilty.

Ex-Commissioner Of Arbitration Florence f.
Donovan pleaded not guilty yesterday in the
General Sessions. before Judge Fitzgerald. to
an indictment charging him with manslauCh-
ter in tho nrst degree in causing tho death Of
Miss Margaret Manzoni Of Brooklyn by NAL
right, to withdraw the plea within Ave days
and to substitute a demurrer TO the indict-
msnt. Then. being under SlO.UoO bail he was
released. pr. Sarah II. Chase and Frederick
DemiIe. midwife. who w.r" Jointly indicted
with Donovan: wi be ARA gned at the bar OF
indictment.
The sun., 1893-03-16
4 COACHM4N TURNS FORGER.
After Being Discharged by Mrs. Meyer H
Signs Her Name to Checks.

After Being Discharged by Mrs. Meyer He
Signs Her Nnme to Checks.
William Brcesc. formerly coachman for Mrs
lido Meyer Of 40 West Fifty.fourth street. was
arrested for forgery in Jersey City yesterday
He was uniformly paid by Mrs. Meyer in
checks on the Fifth Avenue State Bank. and
thus became familiar with her signature He
asked for check book for Mrs. Meyer. That
started him in business.
A check for S2S. purporting to have been
signed by Mrs. Meyer WAS cashed by Eugene
Thompson. a saloon Keeper ut Eighth avenue
self cashed one for SO. payable to Mrs. Meyer.
and purporting to be endorsed by Mrs. Meyer
and William lbreese. 4 note also rurportInE to
be signed by Mrs. Meyer. asking that the
check be cashed in small Lills. accompanied
the check.
When arrested Yesterday Breesc confessed
his crime. and SAID that he was driven to It
because he could get no work and needed
money for his wife and three little children.
The sun., 1893-03-16
Father MeCarsan Killed by a Fall.

DASBuRy. March 15.-The Rev. Michael +.
McCartnn of st. Peters Roman Catholic
Church met violent death early this morning
from a sick call. In the dark lie ran into a
picket fence and fell. striking his head on 1t
with sufIicient force IL canse death. His body
tartan was 3! years old. and was assigned to
the local Parish only seven weeks ago His
home was in New Haven.
The sun., 1893-03-16
IT WILL COST MONEY TO BREATHE
Countless Ways OF Turning an Honest Penny
mt the Worlds Fair.

CHICAGO. March 15.-If any one thinks no
can see tho Worlds Fair for SO cents he will
find that he has made a mistake. The water
privilege. the toilet room privilege. tho priv
ileGe 10 charge money to sit on the benches In
the park. aud a hundred others have been
granted. In many cases the Fair directors
have not received anything for the grants. In
others the amount to be raid is 80 small in
comparison with the lowest estimate OF tho
profits that 1t would be better II the franchise
had been u free gift.
The Glow Sanitary Company has placed In
the various buildings on the grounds 1000
water cl osets and lavatories. A fee OF five and
ten cents will be charged for the use OF them.
The sun., 1893-03-16
New York and New England Property
Attached.

HARTFORD Conn. March 15.-What is con.
sdercd here to be m ovement looking toward
placing the New York and New England Rnil-
road in the hands OF IL receiver. was made
about $3.50 o'clock this afternoon. Sheriff
Preston and posse OF deputies with Sheriff
Tomlinson OF New Haven and two deputies
went 10 East Hartford and attached the prop
erty OF the company ut tho car shops and yards.
The attachment is made at the instication OF
sticknay. Cunningham 4 Co. u PENNSYLVANIA
concern with Offices in New orH. which has
large hill Tor coal against the company. The
attachment is Tor SiUO.OOO Master Mechanic
Humstonn ordered all engines into the round
houseand tclegrarhed to Superintendent liam
mond tor instructions. Sixteen engines were
nut in the round house. The force OF en-
ployees, 200 men. stopped work and left the
yards. The officers attached all the cars be.
longing to the New York and New England
RailroHd Company. The officers are endenvor-
ing to find parties to receipt to the Sheriff for
the amount OF the attachment.
BosToH. March l5-PreSi,lent Mcleod Of the
Now England road first heard of the attach
ment against 1t tonight. He said that this
end OF the road was all right and declared the
action OF the attorneys at Hartford rs des plea
bic. lie said It was tho effort OF his enemies.
who sought to injure him, In view OF the re-
cent heavy business transactions.
The sun., 1893-03-16
no.ton Chlnnm-a R-g,sterins.

BOSTON. March l5.-Many Cinnamon visited
the Federal building to-day to register under
the exclusion act. May is the date set for
the close OF registration. and after that date
any Chinsmen IN tnis country having da,ieh ei 10
They registered to-day very quietly. 1t hcing
said they fear q society Of their countrymen
tered and seventy others made application for
rsgisIration. About 100 Cinnamon living In
Boston have intimated that they intend to reg
lister within the prescribed period.
The sun., 1893-03-16
Hanged Himself In Staten Is,and Woods.

The body Of u man with rope around his
neck was found yesterday in Dake's woods.
Staten Island The noosed part OF tho rope
apparently had broken from the other part
pendant from the limb OF a tree under which
the body lay.
The rope was thin and probably parted long
after the man WAS dead. The man 5 eyes We're
blue. He was about 40 years old. Thero was
nothing on tho body BY which it might be
Id entitled.
The sun., 1893-03-16

The committee representing the holders Of
the Reading General Mortgage tonds Is pre-.
pairing to take an active interest in the COM
pany's affairs. letter has been sent by the
counsel OF the conf mittee to tho trusteee OF the
mortgage. Philadelphia trust company, in
which the trustee Is asked to contest any
proposition 10 Issue. receivers certificates.
the general mortgage bonds by setting aside
10 cents on each ton Of coal mined ami that
steps bo taken for the removal Of Mr. Mcleod
US one Of the receivers
The sun., 1893-03-16
Mr.. Gladstone Recovering.

LONDON. March 15.-Mr. Gladstone spent
good night. Sir Andrew Clark. who visited
him at 10 O'Clock this morning. says that he is
progressing well. He remains in bis bedroom,
where he attends to business with the aid OF
his secretaries
Sir Andrew Clark allowed Mr.. Gladstone to
GO down stairs to attend a small dinner PARTY.
Mr.. Gladstone will 60 10 the seaside for a
few days. at Sir Andrew Clark's orders. to re-
Cucerate.
The sun., 1893-03-16

MADRID. March 15.--Tho Countess Gomar,
member OF one OF the old grandee families Of
Spain. has narrowly escaped assassination at
the hands OF n man servant. Why tho man
tried to murder his mistress is not clear All
that is known is that he assaulted her with
murdsrous intent, ind maid servant ran to
assassin wounded both the maid and her mis-
tress. and. apparently thinking that he had
revolver. against himself. and fred with fatal
result. The Countess and maid may recover.
Tho assassin Is dead.
The sun., 1893-03-16
Cholera In Rome,

ROME. March 15-The mother.in- law OF the
workincman recently stricken with cholera In
Entrague. Piedmont. died Of cholera to-day.
Rigorous measures for the disnfection OF the
guards have been instruc, ed TO examine close
ly all persons coming over the border.
The sun., 1893-03-16

LONDON. March 15.Edwnrd Parker Dea-
con. the slayer Of Abeille. sailed on the
Trave to-day with his daughter Gladys for
New York. with the intention OF rejoining his
other children at Now port. Gladys is the
child whom Mrs. Deacon abducted from con-
vent. to save her from falling into the hands OF
Mr. Deacon. during the divorce proceedings
which have recently been Terminated by IN
agreement. under which Mr. Deacon received
youngest.
The sun., 1893-03-16
Warning Elements In the Mercantile Ex.
change.

There was a conflict at yesterdays nesting
OF the Mercantile Exchange between the pro.
gressive and conservative elements OF the or
eanization. The progressives are dissatisfied
with the present system OF puts and calls used
by tho Exchange. which, they claim. lis anti
quated. and affords undesirable opportunities
OF manipulating the market. At yesteruny's
meeting u minority rspurt embodyine these
objections WAS submitted amid great confu-
sion, but no action was taken on 1t.
The sun., 1893-03-16

HALIFAX. March ia communication from
Bermhda says that tho British ilset for tho
New York naval review will leave Bermuda on
April % and will include the Blake Ma 2icienne.
Tartar and Partridge Of the North American
and West Indian fleet. and Australia Of tho
Mediterranenn fleet These vessels have been
definitely decided upon. and one or two more
from this station may 60.
The sun., 1893-03-16
DR.. st.m.on Coming to a New York ru,p,..

ST. LoUIE. March 15-At n meeting Of Pill
grim Congregational Church held tonight
the resignation ol tho Rev. Henry A. Stimson
was accepted with regret. He has decided to
take charge OF the Broadway Tabernacle New
York city. Alter various addresses euiogistic
OF his pastoral work. a ommittse presented n
series OF congratulatory resolutions DR.
ktlmson will preach his farewell sermon on
The sun., 1893-03-16
SeRIectinG II Privilege.



"Now. there's Mrs. Strongmind" Crovlad
young Hankinson. shes always talking
about her rights and she doesn't even live uD
10 her privileges"
"How sou
"Why. her husband hns n razor and she
never uses It. Got more beard than he has"
The sun., 1893-03-16
Damages Wanted Tor False Impr,sonmeu N

Deputy Sheriff Uphsm arrested Lawyer Le-
man B. Treadwell OF 2S0 Broadway Yesterday
on an order issued by Judge Cullen OF the
supreme Court. in an actio begun In Queens
damages for false imprisonment. Treadwell
was held in 1000 bail. which he furnished.
The sun., 1893-03-16
The Rev. II. Price Collier Back from Ia.
kOla.

The Rev. II. Price Collier formerly pastor of
the Church Of tho Saviour. in Brooklyn. has
returned from Dakota. where he recently OBJ
tanned n divorce from his wife. He is stop-
his arrival has visited some Of his old parish
toner's in Brooklyn. The rumors that II is his
intention soon tn marry wealth widow in
that city have been revived. but they are gem
enerally discredited.
The sun., 1893-03-16
KILLED BY A FANATIC.
He Strangics n Girl to show rI.s Power to
Bring Her TO Life.

Bring Her to Life.
ST.. PETERspu RC. March 15.-An Anahaptist
fanatic has been arrested In Latrig. Govern
mont Of Saraton. for having murdered girl
OF IA years. He had been preaching before n
roomful Of people in u private house concern
ing his power to raise tho dead.
At tire end OF his sermon he strang!ed the
girl with the consent ot her parents. In order
that he might dem o n strnte his pretended atil-
ity to bring her hack to life After prayers and
exhortafions Ind continued for two hours the
o, ame gri hec cnnsneea &c fn"t ne
thorities. who locke him up.
The sun., 1893-03-16

ROME. March 15.-King IIumbert has writ
ten a cordial letter to Emperor William H..
thanking him for his acceptance of an invita-
tion to attend the royal silver wedding In this
city next month. Tho promise OF the Emperor
King H,imDert says. is IN fresh proof Of the
personal friendship which crowns tho ullia ance
Of the German and Italian nations"
The sun., 1893-03-16
Where Yesterday. Fires Were.

A.M,-Io;4h two.story frame dwelling on jerome
avenue near ls4th street, q. w Underh damage 5000
P.M,-Soo. ss Elm street, Edison Electric Company
damage trlninH: d;l2 l4s Duane street. NJ n. Bslden
gtn dan.als trI'iIug $50. li3 KIM street. X klis
dAuIAge si45
The sun., 1893-03-16

LONDON. March 15-Underwrters are ask
inC eighty Guincas per cent. for insurance on
the White Star steamship Naronic. which
sailed from Livernool on Feb. IL for New York
and has not since been heard Of.
The sun., 1893-03-16
The AInisstic,s Good Run.

The White Star steamship Majestic finished
yesterday fine March run OF 5 days ~ hours
and 43 minutes from Queenstown: covering
1896 knots. Her hest days run was 800 knots.
The sun., 1893-03-16
A Healkhy Woman
Never has the blues.

Nor that "don't-care" or
want-to-be-left-alone" feeling.
She is always happy.
No painful female COM
plants crush out her life. No
ovarian troubles, inflammation
or liberation, no spinal weak
ness, no fainting, no bloating.
She is never melancholy, irri-
table. cxcitable, nervous, dizzy,
or troubled with sleeplessness
and fainting spells.
Have you any of the symp-
toms named? Beware of the
beginning of evil.
LJala e. RukAam's Vegetable
Combonna is the sure cure of
the cause. ltmay be the uterus
or womb; what A
ever the cause is W@
the Vegetable u AZ
Compound ex-t N y
pels the disease S%|{SA
and stops pain. N3Ty1
- Al druggists sell 1t. 1S%NXHY
LYDIA L. PIrKIIAM MED.
LiSys4 LdiSst:T Tsii., Il isiss.ssss ss s.si:. A-as.1S.
The sun., 1893-03-16

PARIS. Mnrch 15.-Ylelding to urgent pres
sure on the part OF his colleagues. NJ Bour-
geois will reassume the Office Of Minister Of
Justice.
There was small audience TODAY to hear
the oncludinG addresses in the Panama trial
During his speech the Advocate. General de-
nounrpd Charles de Lesseps as having used
articles to throw dust In the eyes of the jury,
In u similar manner to his Use OF artifce to
obta IN subscribers to the Panama lottery.
bonds.
The sun., 1893-03-16
Margaret Mather Sued for breach OF Con-
IFuct.

The suit OF Actress MAZDA CraIgen against
Margaret Mather to recover $4,000 for alleged
breach OF contract. was tried yesterday be-
fore Judge Patterson. in the Supreme Court.
with Miss Msthers agent to play "a season Of
thirty weeks. but after the first performance
she was notified that her services would not
cision,
The sun., 1893-03-16

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Chill, she cried for castoria.
Whsn she became Miss, she cluns to Castoris.
waen she had Childrsl. shs gave them csstoris
The sun., 1893-03-16
Mrs. Mary Fros, orm.by Bet,sr.

WASHINGTON. March 15-Mrs Mary Frost
ormsby OF New York. the ex-President OF the
National Democratic Influence Club. who has
been dangerously i'll with pneumonia for the
pps, week Il reported to he a little better TO-
have been passed. Her attending physicians
think she will recover if no new complica-
tions set in.
The sun., 1893-03-16

Fatigue overcome aud exhaust on built up by Bromo-
selizer. Contains no oplate.
The sun., 1893-03-16

The perfected Wagner vestihuls is In use IN nj rr n
'ipa. through trainS OF the NeS YORK Central--4ds
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-07-19

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CANCERS AND TUMORs

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oils or any other preparation put up or made
for that purpose. The cancerous or humorous
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By using the medicine one or two weeks you
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