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6orses ano Carnage.


A HANDSOME. STYLISH pair bay
hor~es; Is hands, s year. "iu :" L.
I'D V,ctoIi,. both Luilt by Brcw.ier. m
suTerb order: 500 each double anu sinsIo
Larnc,s. etc. At the PALACE BOARDING.
STABLES. 237 and 23J 'hermeFhofh-'0''
near Bond.st., Brooklyn.
MERCHANTS dist OVLRN.-Wal.
lace wonderful oil for IAN % snO
horse. sps~ips spiints ana rheumatism
Testimonials and oil at 10 WstcI's..
A SPLENDID BAY HORSE for al,
vcars old. warranted in Oh rc.p'ct, extra
good traveller. trial given; SOFA on account
81 sickness. Call at - Ru'r' rs-st.
ESTABLISHED 1881.
J. ". Quincy 70.
CAKRIAGf MAX FRS.
NEWARK. y:
CARRIAGFs. LANDAUs: HLEhIN
WAYS' CABi;iOLEIs, PHAEI LIONS +
SUEREYS AND BUGGiiG,. 80 u MI
MAKERS ALL IN PEEL - oi'D'''
PRICES GREATLY REDUn EDl, oppo.
Sr'rT RPOAD.ST. STATION, u l. q w
p n THIRTY MINUTES FROM nAW
CLAY OK CUEISTOPHER-ST. fERhi.
HORSES w1NTERED. - Lars. boN.
stalls: good feed and careful ucitU,c",
low charges carriages stored frcc. a. f.
MOORE. Central Park. l.. !.
WANTED. strong horse harness anu
tuck with side rails. IN cd orlrr' Pr,
e75 70 500 s. ROBINSON '4o "'''
39th.s'.
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Boar0 auo Rooms.

Dcar0 auo Rooms.
A.-BEAUTirUL ROOMS excellent
board home comforts ioI lazy stuurhN'
Gg6 Madison-ase.. near C2d--t.
ABINGDON SQUARE. No. 25.-Niceiy
furnished connecting rooms improvements,
good board terms moderate t"DIe ooeIu.
FTRYiShED ROOMS. s3 up. all con- con;
ycnienccs. private Jewish family; DoiIu
rrst-cIass. rs. $50 West 5jth--t.
LEXINGTON.AvE. III. near 5sth.si.-
Neatly furnished rooms all convenience
American cooking; locatioi tr-,-cls>s'
LADY having handsome house, ta.c, q
,o,v oa,ier- ROOMS connecting or hhsic ;
,'xceiI.~f table ~ West 1lst-st.
N.DISON.AVt. l .927, 124th s., Iarse
and snail room, connecting also hail room :
,riv.fc hou-e: American FAMILY.
THE ROCHESTER,. ga and ZIG Wet
,A,h.st-AttractIye double or sill.lc Oo'n,
With board: table. location ana APPOINTMENTS
select. -. =,
-TuE PARK. lei wAVEhiEf Pi.A, 4 I:
Sn.,iv fu-ul,hed front rooms VITA Donru
central location. facils Wa,n'nH'o" ''u ,,@,
,ssTu.sT-- 40 EAST. MURRAY lliii iIIi:I
-. handsome second ho,i cNo'"'
hoard: reference exchanged. ------------
-I-U1YDSOMELY furnls>ed n nT"r, ~
s.uarately; also large room. x,W.st hi Isl.
With board references. 81 "e'' o-
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BOARD an6 Rooms.

EAST ilsr->r.- Handsomely Furnished
large rooms. 80 -uib' o. -intir' -. 'Ii'l,'
tarlr and ntteHfant' rri"r"nc'- c\'hh"-'''
I'm 81. 20 AND . YVES r;-Desiishlc
ia Tor floor. three I"om"; t"ecth"i or sep
aiafcly al, Other rooms.
I.Tu.>T.. At WtST.-Iwo Handsomely
funisnc4. sunny. quar- and al'o' rooms
vita excellent board; reierchrc~
4Tu.AvE.. 100 just alloy" 2c,h--t.-
Select apaftmrni~. 81 suite. Win pain Pr
,,te d.nln..f0om with oachi open hfe
graf. fcicre'cc> requifed.
IiTH.ST.. SO WEST. Large and small
rooms vim OF without board all c"nN'n-
icn'"- torn. a"I"i '''. ----
gisr->T.. 10 LA>r CGramcIc> Puk ,.-
Pleasant iooin- generous i'nir 's..,-
ir.i-class privilege Of rii'ai" PARK I'''''
encc-.
olST.ST. . WIS., -Dcsir1hlr nicely
furnished iaIge and hail Ioon-. WIN 'N'
ocllcnt board and stt"naanr'; fi'i'''''
32u.sT.. 20 wFsT.-Hcno,atcG through;
out nsn plOufictOr-.Ip, elegantly iut'ti,,,'.
room: fnc lorat;On; cui'IH" "N'''''"''
TflsunIbl".
"a Wl.r 2Gru. sr.-faliIy hotel home,
100 roon.. cining-goom on parlof moor
I,roo p,fl1rs and rcadDg-rooih scN'Jh
most have boon here more than l. S''IS'
| Can or send Tor circular ana r'''''
3orusT. % wfsr.-Large sunny room
to rent. with board table bosrl references.
AZ WEST lsTn 81. Hand SOM flf"lsh
aparfmeni. private ba'h hraiH ~ W.
bist.cl9,s parties gentlemen pie''''''.
5OTn.sT 81 WEST .-sccond nor ,. .mS
largo rooms together o. separately WIN
| hoofd reference
.2D.sT - WFST.-Handsomc uliu
s,oIy sunny mont room large han room !
| .upcrlcr 'ablr: references.
5-TIi->T.. 40 IVES nnd-oinrly iu'-
uishc1 rooms. win board reference.
75fu.sT. 1Io WEST. -squ1ir room, a az
hall room, together or sepafa"' VII" O''''
| icfcrrncc-.
I5s WEST 74TH-ST: Choice looms o"
| second nOOr, with boird.
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tUork Wanlco.

s~-s~S-'-~~
Males.
NsTNT.-By a ynune man with cNl"ri-
one A. general adv citi-ius agent, M ~
renee. " \. BOWEN, l.. .. 10. 80,
NOIh Droo1!irld, Mass.
A SINGLE MAN. In years. pain but
reliable would 20 escort Tor 1"hN p'l'"h
;, the Chicago iair for his rNl""-'N ~ =,
such or on any other buNhc-~' ny w
Tor moderate salaTy. II. ~. bon - ''"'
unc once
coLOETD roy. with neat rrlcrnr'.
and can furnish Drooklyn r,ieienc", " nI,
situation In boardne.hop -. dtiNiny .wt,"l
/ ar nm ,l.t Iios. ln-w-r All cnid 'ANH'
LEE. y cook-,t.. Jcir'y CITY.
yorNn sWEDE vani- situation a.
fireman; unt,,-,and., all gGnpp!EI,SN' .ii
Gold.st Brooklyn.
| 4 YorN.; MAN. bsnH clefA. would INK"
| Ia take charge o. small ,ct ol nvphN 'NfH'
| ines. or would keep Gentleman 'an, A.
| ,nunt- address CONFIDENTIAL, Iii'
unc oiilcr.
NOi N,, Man wishes -.iGa'lon a.
ANYTHING references IL lequirfd. l. Eoi'I h'
| WIN, 2'' ,ih-st.
ACTIVE PERSON desire position A.
collector. or 10 r-pIr--.it hn-'ii'-- muse
COMPETENT. X. 80 Laiayru"-aN'. u hN".
AZ ENERGETIC bu-ln~-. an!n. .trictN
temperate. Thoroughly acquainted VIZ, a,'
! counts. dc-iirs petition 81 H"S' '"'
,ponsibilify; highest references. H. Tr'O'
| uur ONCE.
ACADkMY GRADUATE. 60. d .,ire'
! uo-ltlou where faithful Work an" api,u,' ',
| lion viii tell Addrr-s j. =. H. ~
| Broadway. ---------
\ Man wishes furnaces I" au'"" I;
strictly tcmpcrat.. ard GENERALLY u,'tV .sn
| reference. EDWARD H'''"'-''' ~
| Mr-t 3sth--t.
AMERICAN. - woald Nr 49, '," S',,,h
formerly employed - raiiioIg ',a'''h N't'n-
man Lagra.r AMI ticket 'l"th ,HVi 20
crrncc. Adde'S V, l.. s T., 81 f-'e'
Broadway. Port ,h st'r y
AMERICAN gentleman. own '"''air'
| good uruunn and arro.utdat cashier. "n.
lcrtor. dr,rc, position iro-' 10 - = D. ~, :
| Wrn'faic compensation, '"'' ''"' 80
! Aialtic liiehlands :. J.
RpOKkFEPER.-A Iis,ii,aI pr''oil
desires special work; book. wrttc, ~ ana
closed bllsnc" and tr-i .titen,h .,"' ~" 80.
hish, i reicrcncc,. WN. LANb. l.So2
APdsk-ayc,
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ESTABLISHED 1885.
n nIINRY 4 CO.,
Gonnirn Real estate for Sale


A,;tNCY FOR MONrCLAIH.-R'si dcnce
proper,io. o. al descriptions for sale ana W
.C furnished houses
TURpS g. TAYLOR BccNman'st.
u FEW fnc productive farms ana zen
tleuen's country seats ncaT the ihouheat', ,,,
nno d,lYas. hc,Ithv country ono hour out.
i. ROWLAND. III Broadway.
l DESIRE to -cll valuable .arm IN
Us,er County. near the village OF MAIL Mall
-torourh 1911 acrcs large orchard i.rgc "' and
2 som,"ollous farmhouse and buildings 10"
p'Ies casy terms: iraoediaa,ue, po ,,o.
hddrc,s CHARLES i. CossCM. roosh'
.keepsie. y. y.
u URGENT BUSINESS West requiring
Hons a, twrive rooms. Jorge attic AMI
Hcellar 10, itsx25o feet; 3 minutes 70
depot: macadamized roads: near church a,a
school hslf-hour 10 n. \: For Price ana
terms coll OF address, IRA NJ IAfLoh'
East Orange. y. J.
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Railroads..

"AneRIcA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
NEW YORK
(EN ,';'lI, r. |!
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
All trains arrive at and depart from Grand Ten
tral Station AID Street, tie only raliroao STATION II
the City.
VERY LOW RATE EXCURSIONS
TO WORLDS FAIR EVERY WEEK.
FOR PARTICULARS SEE TICKET AGENT.
TRAINS Lave A. FOLLOWS:
EMPIRE STATE EMPRESS.
$50 rs;S M"- Il T., S far i''''' ''''" TIC
CHICAGO FAST MAIL"
O1OA. M.-Daily for Buffalo. Niagara Falls. ana Chi.
O'lO caeo. No extra nIc.
NEw-YOKK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
i, nm 4. W. Daily for ngaao Niagara Falls. and
iV.VO Chicago Wagner service.
DAY EMPRESS.
~ on 4. M.-Fxccm sunday. saturday train runs to
lU.OU Cleveland ard Dctio, only.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL
l.UU day. Wagner Service.
SOTTHW ESTEEM LIMITED.
IN r. M.-Daily Due Cincinnati 10 10 A. NJ. ST.
1.UU i.oui, : 30 T.. NJ. No c>ira fare.
EXPOSITION FLYER uIMIrED.
GREAT 2cIIOUE TRAIN TO CHICAGO
FOR THEOUGu PASSENGERS ONLY.
. m T.. M.-Dany. Due Chicago 10 a. NJ. mex. day.
O.OU Complete Wagner service
ALBANY. TROY AND >ARATOG, SPECIAL"
oonP .M.-INcclt sunday. Wagner Drawing room
NORTH SHORE IIMITfp.
400 p 10 Pm R %asa rf'S' rs 90 A. No. '"'''
FAST WESTERN EMPRESS.
m r. M.-Day. Due Chicago o:co L. NJ. st.
O.UU Lou, - \. NJ WAGNER Service.
NORTHERN EMPRESS.
o5,P. M.-Day; que Burlington as A. NJ
BrFFAI0, NIAGARA FALLS AND ADIRONDACK
NOT >TtiN SPECIAL"
100 l ii "; - 4! NJ. MIonc. $50 a. NJ
LIMITED FAST VAIL
900. ,Ds say carried ~. T on ;h IL t.,,
chicago NIGHT EXPRESS.
OLE T. iI.-phiiy for h.caSoi a'' tiiVush $40 PING
S.lC car to Ogden-bni-'
utnLrW DIVISION
Two through trafp, VITA pt,win--.o"" ar -
Nod dai,. cl,ep >gnda,; 81 a. n' oue i!'' !, 49,
~ e. 10 On MN 'a''' AdaS' 70 p H. "a, - ~ -
car, app.S at Grand Central station n 49, .l il5
-. -. nfolavar % cn.an 'i--'' ,,,'
40 F,Iton.,t aad - nr4d"ay =. -. hr@sSl,n "a
~, A'cfe ~ t',"S :, rt 90 D. f .ro" ~ i5-,l-,.
W'si. g.. i>~r-' a., ~ f., III ''''
GGSSnny ' e. Torcy '''''s' cf 'S II pANrrs
t,ricr,l Manager General Pas. AGENT
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE
R4LTINORE C. emo II IL.

,.,r,uouv WI-uINlTO%. cue iGO. Ci>tIN-
ID" 'NATI, 81. iOI,i- ,Np AL. POINT Wh>..
Lave MY ors ieat Of Ilb,rt f. ,o,z n,,,,
Tor CHICAGO II 80 a. H.. ] 30. y. NJ IL 10 night
Tor PII'IsHukG, 80 p r.; l. - night.
rro oss 'VlNsrIiX,;r0N BALTIMORE. 9 a u. IN 80
q. H. Dining Car. 80 $50 p M (D'"ins Car o. .
Tci XCEIOLK. Ray iiqe 80 y M * ,S SgncnT' 2,
T iiifih'.. 800 Grs1d.-t \. 81 F.en,t Broos.
ivn station foot Of Lher.v-i;, {. r i. - y. J. ,
Scv.yn. ~. VIII cal Tor anu c!ech b3FPaR>
fro,n hotrI or res dcnco T. GcStin2Aon
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CENTRAL. RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
tAni,racc Coal used cxciusvclv insurng Cleanliness
and ComiortD
rcur T,ncks Protected nv automatic Block signal
S,.,cm. Trains leave ~;ntion foot of Liberty ~.
Time Table in rncci sept. rs. 1898.
RIVAL ri He LINE
ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WA"HlNfIoN.
For I'h4.aac.phi aaye. 90, 90, 3.oJ ~ w.
90 ID .irt pair car ) 90 %. ! 80. -, r. NJ
" 10 night. sunday. 800 10 30 u 80 tpI.,hS Sdil
\. NJ. go, $50 (Dinng carr no. Nv l. III I-'''
For Baltimore and neton week day. and sunday
90. IL 80 tD.nna Cal \. ~ l 81 "''o 'D'"'"e N''
Far fs,>,on Bethlehem. ,iic1oNn M.nch Shunk &c..
' sSU. rs SUI saa' ~ w. 80 M 90 20 r n
F6r wllkc>harrc. "t,.i"n 600 s'rnt'"' SO n NJ
e, II S Nd ne su a, 90 o. g. 1000 u a. ",
90 30. 2:lj. 90 60 s:,; - M 10 i sS
night eA 90 s OF r N ns is5 %sh ~ oY'
~ Tor unri..burc 4. : 90 %. - 4 "; 90 90
90 90 ) - r NJ. l? - = sLt cAceI@inG saturday
nifF, ; po,t.virc at 90 200 si5 II 30 A. NJ 90
90 100 7.31 i. NJ. !. Il night, except hatniday
niSht sunday, 100. 30. $3.50. 600 T. NJ, J. ID
h'e Foi spn,nry Lcvsours and wIaT;po,t a, oo
sxccr saturday night. Sundays. 7n' ~ NJ O'oO l. NJ
ALLRAIL ROUTE
For Long Branch. Ocr"n Grove. &c
FOR Rcd BsnA LOas Branch end p)ihts south 10 foiht
Pleasant. 80. 30. . f,d Bah J. ~ 80 a., NJ
aNcSpt ocean and A,buiy i'aiH, 90 A. NJ %
a. 70. ashs" We p9d I?s' i. so go + ~
Tor Atlantic civ, Ninrani ana E'.~s"''n' 80 \ NJ
For Mon,non,h Reach se,hrrh. and Highland besh
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
FROM PHI. g. y. Il. FOOT RECToHSF
For Atlantic II gi,llnd- H. .hlmd Bearh >.abrght
T. ~ >maia,s. 80 - s. ~.
For TIbrroa. OCEAN HIo,e. Arbary Para AID Po.ni
A'I Tr lasenooi ION. River AID Bancsat 3A' r NJ
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flats 10 Get t'nrnlsDr0.

-''-fI.fI'ENiSnkD fLN1 10 rent ior one
wear siA rooms. all light. See JANI'oh'
30 East 3Uth-st
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\ Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

rxc,r.;ou Tickets. New Yor.s 10 Chicago md re-
turn. $500
Src.;,I Conch Excursion Tuesday, Oct ~ NJ
Si1.0 90 " Wednesday. Oct. l"ih and lh"is "nS'
Oct. 18Th. at SD on. saturday V''' IL
al ~l7.oO.
Trains leave foot of West i-d'i' a. il'"S' 10 ''''''
ean.r, q NJ Ga,., except Sundiy for Waikiki NalY
~ stations Middlctow1. EcIN lie. Fdllshu., i"b ~
CCarNc,dale scranton Walton. Dc.M Siun'', N"i"!fh'
f,.ica Rome Oncils. Fulton. Os"es". &c.,.
az sunday. >hilNtb D. .r.Np,i',>>>
soS WAIKIKI VALLEY Railroad stltioDs, 'ihpUl iI'i''
Midfleown ElenyIlc. Mountain Dti- CeI,feN.,f a
En,r u,cvViilr Liberty Fails. Liberty Pdks'ie' ana
Livingston Manor. $500, 49,. .....,,,o l,,il.
b,,rr Liberty Livingston ManOr. EocEIand, Wdltoh Sid
nov Norwich Oneida Fulton. o~weGo. . - ~. 4,
ne. - NJ daily Via Niagara Fails. Reclining chair
car seats free New-Nork Niarara Fails lEroigh
pmllman slcepcrs Ncw-Yfrk To Chicago Arrives DrliOt
$40 D. M. Chicago. 80 a. H.. -. Louis 500 D. ~ u
TIrkctS and Pullman accommodations No "1l Hrhd"1F
NewYok Iran,fer Company cali FOL ana checks baggage
10 "' J. {. ANDERSON. g. y. \"
50 Beaver St. Newlork
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FIFTY-SECOND. CONGRESS-
Estra Session.


WAsHIsoTos. March aI--In the senate Mon
nay John H. Aliens creden tials as senator from
washington by appointment OF the governor
Nofe received and referred TO the committee
~ privileges and elections The first step was
oxen toward the preparation Of the new tarin
n'l by the Introduce ton OF rcsol ution by
ochalqr Mcpherson. OF New Jersey. calling
npoit me commissioner OF labor for statement
showing The total cost and the labor cost OF ths
Production Of iron and steel Of various kinda
INC question OF electing the officers Of the sen
au was also discussed briefly, and II was de.
cidcu 10 allow the matter 10 go over until after
day
WAsHISGros, March 22-The Democrats
caucus Tuesday determined TO elect ex.Ropro
sentative w r. Cox, OF North Carolina, secro
,ary OF the senate, to succeed Gen. Arson q
McCook, OF New York, who was formerly an
Ohio man. and who served three terms 10
congress, representing New York city.
me nominee for sergcant-at-arms 10 Col
hehnrd J. Bright OF Indiana, who Was
Formerly sergeantatarms, and W. II. Mil
.aFi- uho Is the blind chaplain OF the house,
'~s ehapisin- One new thing that was decided
las EAU OF permitting the oniccrs TO control II.
80 dectsiop Nps reached ~ to the tine that
rfgNvy - - ~ tnade 70 eject tbcsf:n n1cons
There il strong opposition among ne ftpdv.
hcans TO the election OF the officers before the
btyinning Of the regular session OF congress
tAsHIsGToS, March 23 -Scuator Harris, OF
Tefessee, now yields the gavel as president
proiem OF the senate IN the absence ef Vice
President Stevenson His induction into once
was dne ~ the features OF Wednesdays ses.
sion. AFTER little routine business had been
transtted, Mr.. Henderson made a graceful
specchof thanks 10 his colleagues for the honor
thoy hid done him In electing him president
pro ZEN Recognizing q change Of conditions
he nowtendered his resignation, and Senator
Harris vas rfereupon elected A request from
Sena tor Cullom 10 be relieved from duty as a
mem bef Of a commission 20 investigate the
workln,s Of the executive departments, brought
out th. TACT that there was no method by which
the vatancy could be flled and Senator Hoar
declared Unconstitutional the recent appoint
neDt Of senators and representatives on the
monetary conference and the
Bening sea commission. He wanted the mat
terfefcrred 20 the committee on privileges and
ele lions, but Senator Cullom Withdrew his re
.vst
WASHINGTON, March 24-The senate spen,
d 8, Uf its time Thursday in executive session
M adjourned till Monday. 1t took no further
'tp In the direction OF reorganization A
nmbcr Of appointments by the president were
~nf rmed
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MEN IN PUBLIC LIFE,

JAMES HILLuoUsE, JR., recently an.
pointed mine inspector of Alabama,
was, not many years ago, common
laborer in the Shenandoah pa mines
SENATOR STANFoRD's California vine.
yard is said to be the largest in the
world, containing $500 acres of pro
ductive vines. lie is about TO build a
big wine cellar and warehouse at Port
Costa, near the Mare island navy yard.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND is making a
collection of walking sticks. lie has
large collection already, and it will
probably be increased during the next
four years. Each cane in his colec-
ton, 1t is said, is tagged with a card,
giving its history and the name Of the
donor.
PATRICK A. COLLINS, just appointed
consul at London, was in the early COS
a laborer in coal mine in Perry
county, o., ran stationary engine for
time, did farm labor, drove oxen, and
otherwise roughed it, lie afterwards
returned to Bosom and learned the up.
holstery trade,
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a PENlTENTiARY FIRE.
The Prison south, at Jenersonvilie, Ind.
Damaged to the Extent OF $4,000

Damaged to the Extent OF $4,000,
JEFFERsoSvILLE, Ind, March "a
Fire started in the saddle-tree shop OF
the Indiana state prison south, at II
o'clock Thursday morning, and for a
time the entire prison was in imminent
danger OF destruction. The origin OF
the fire was an overheated furnace. II
was some time before 1t was discovered,
and owing TO the delay the flames
gained much Roadway They soon
spread to the new coaihouse in the
southern end of the building. The
structure is of brick, stone and iron,
but SO intense was the heat that the
interior caught fire within half an
hour
1t was then deemed necessary TO send
to Louisville for assistance and two en-
gines were sent over. There were over
six hundred convicts in the prison and
the excitement was intense. Instead ot
making an effort to escape the convicts
did what they could to qucnch the
flames, and by o'clock the fire was un.
der control The two dining rooms used
by the convicts and also the kitchen,
where dinner was being prepared, were
destroyed. The saddle-tree shop was
1t was operated by the
Clagget Saddle-tree Co., of Louisville.
They estimated their loss at $40, 600, on
which there is an insurance of s25, 900
The loss by fire and water to the state
IF Indiana, us near as can be estimated,
Wi be $4,000, which is fully covered
bv insurance,
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CONFIRMA
The Sc ate Considers Cleveland's Appoint.
ments aud AdJourns UBtl Monday.

Inc sc ate considers tleNeland's appoint.
ments aud AdJourns Untl Monday.
WASHINGTON, March 24-The senate
vas in open session only ten minutes
thursday morning when, on motion of
Dir. Daniel Dem. Val, it proceeded TO
executive business
After expending three-quarters of an
hour in executive session the doors were
tpened and the senate adjourned until
teyt Monday.
The senate Thursday confirmed the
bllowing nominations:
Theodore Runyan, Of New Jersey, &c
be minister of the United States to Ger
many.
Waiter d. Dabney, of Virginia, to be
solicitor for the department OF stale.
Edward B. Whitney. Of New York, to
De assistant attorney general
James G. Jenkins, OF Wisconsin, to be
y. s circuit Judge for the Seventh judi.
eial circuit.
Charles T. Stuart, of Texas, to be
judge OF the U. 8. court for the Indian
Territory.
Abner Gaines, OF Arkansas. TO be
marshal of the United States for the
Eastern district of Arkansas
Joseph w. House, of Arkansas, TO be
attorney of the United States for the
Eastern district OF Arkansas
Clifford L. Jackson, of the Indian
Territory, TO be attorney for the United
States court for the Indian Territory.
Ernest p. baldwin, Of Maryland, to |
be first auditor of the treasury.
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wAsAlNoT.
Interesting Information From the Cspis
nj fha NatSoo

Interesting Information From the Capital
Of the Nation.
Senior Don Manuel Maria Peraita, the
new minister from Costa RIGA was form.
ally presented TO the president Monday
by Secretary Gresham.
The senate in executive session con-
frmed two nominations: Horace II.
Lurton, of Tennessee, U. s. circuit
Judge for the Sixth judicial circuit
Silas w. Lamoureux, of Wisconsin,
commissioner Of the general land
Office - e.
The statement OF Senior Gonzales,
ministcr Of foreign affairs In San Do
mingo TO the effect that the lnited
statss is contemplating theSccession q
San Domingo is emphatically denied st
the sts,e. department Gonzales left
his counSs., some weeks ago and is now
in Porto Rico
Secretary Hokc Smith Monday sps
pointed Warren Ai)een, of Georgia, Law
clerk in the = efal land Office, vice +.
c. Steele, at salary Of e2,c00. Owing
to lsck Of money, twenty-five specssi
Agents Of the land oiBcesxere rsuoxeA
= ~ 4 A.. ID.
special agents In the service o. 'thS
office
The u. S. ship Fishhawk arrived at
Washington Monday with lot OF ma
rine exhibits for the Worlds fair After
discharging her cargo she will leave for
Moorehead City TO obtain fresh exhib-
it's
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new cruiser Detroit has been postponed
from March 30 TO early in May. The
trial will take place in Long Island
Sound over a forty-mile course.
Secretary Lamont returned from New
York Monday, and was at his desk in
the war department He is in his
usual health and gives no indication
of desire TO surrender his portfolio.
The secretary of state has called for
the resignation of the incumbent, DR..
T. o. st Clair, chief Of the state depart
ment consular bureau This action has
caused general surprise, as DIR. St Clair
has been regarded as a fixture in the
department lie has held Office for
twenty-eight years and was considered
a most efficient officer
Monday is the day that President
Cleveland has set aside to commune
with himself, and as result only few
people have the hardihood 10 call on
him. There were several Of the hardy,
however, Congressman McGreary, of
Ky, and Oates, of Ala, and Allan NJ
Thurman, of Ohio. They were closeted
with the president separately for half
an hour at a time.
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TOO MUCH GRIP
And Not Enough OF Coal Disables q Part
OF our Navy.

And Not Enough OF Coal Disables q Part
OF Our Navy.
NEW YORK, March 2s.-Too much
grip and too little Bunker coal have re-
suited in the inability Of flagship Phil
adelphia and her consorts of the naval
review fleet the cruisers Baltimore and
Iorhtuw and The dynamite cruiser
Nesuvius, TO leave the Brooklyn navy
yard for rendezvous at Hampton Roads
Fifty-three officers and crew of the
Philadelphia, have been on the sick list
from influenza since last Friday. There
are thirty-nine men in ships hos
pitaL The majority of these have il in
a mild form only, but more than a dozen
are seriously ill
Chief among the latter is Rear Ad-
miral Bancroft Gherardi, the com.
mander-in-chief ot the feet He was
taken sick early on Sunday, and the
surgeon did all he could, but the popu-
lar old sea fighter grew worse instead
of better, and Monday it became nee
essary to send for DIR. Gibson, the rear
family physician.
There are about twenty officers and
men of the Vesuvius at present down
with the grippe. A great many ladies
on both ships will have to be put ashore
unless they shall have improved consid.
erably by Tuesday.
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DOlN0S OF THE DAY

A CINCINNATI stamp collectors society
Just organized has eighteen members.
Az old oak tree nearly i've centuries
old was recently felled near Castleton.
Ind,
A MOVEMENT Is on foot in New York
10 obtain cheaper bread and to have the
bread sold by weight.
IT is said that q large hotel for the &C.
commodation of colored people is TO
be built in Salter, NO., by colored cap
italists.
CERTAIN sophomores at Ithaca recent
" raided the quarters of the freshmen
and forced milk down their protesting
thrOats.
A BIBLE bee il the latest form OF
amusement At Cuthbert, Ga. Prizes are
awarded to the persons proving them.
selves most familiar with Bible history.
THE Florida Times U MON calls atten-
ton to the fact that there is letter
held for postage at the Lake Maitland
oaice because the writer put ON Flor
ida fertilizer inspection stamp in place
of the new Columbian postage stamp,
which is about the same size and color.
TILL the year 1898 clocks OF Basic.
Switzerland, went an hour in advance
II.