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The herald., 1893-02-07
New Suits.

The following new suits were filed
yesterday in the county clerks office:
Charles J. Fallon vs. Seymour and
johnson company. Suit on promis-
sorry note for $1,000.
w. Fl. Holmes VS.. W. 7. Harris and
E. B. Dukeman. Suit to recover judg-
ment for 1876 SO for goods and mer-
chandiee delivered.
Margaret E. Parker vs. Charles Ehren-
field ct al. Suit for foreclosure for $500.
The herald., 1893-02-07

Chinese and Japanese curios, silk dress pat
terms; ladies' embroidered silk handkerehiefs
two for 20 cents Manufactures ladies' under
wear and gents furnishing goods. Also an ex-
tensiye line of new holiday goods at very low
prices. Please call and inspect our stock be-
lore purchasing elsewhere. No. 500 North
Main street, near plaza
The herald., 1893-02-07
Lott.

Once lost, it is difficult to restore the
halR. Therefore be warned in time,
lest you become bald. Skookum root
hair grower stops falling hair. Sold by
druggists.
The herald., 1893-02-07

We have been shown very fine
sample OF navel oranges which were
grown BY Mr.J. M. Warner of Tejunga.
lie Intends putting them on exhibition
at the chamber Of commerce.
The herald., 1893-02-07
World,s Fair.

Are you going to the worlds fair? If
so, settle now the all important prob
lem, where shall stay and what will it
cost? For circular letter giving in
formation of special advantage to you on
these points, call on or address A,
Phillips & Co., 1873 South Spring street,
Los Angeles.
The herald., 1893-02-07
Ebineer,a Rautanrant.

The finest in the city; the favorite of
eastern tourists. Service unexcelled on
the coast. Meals served a la carte.
French dinners from IL till p. m.
Ladies' parlor connected.
The herald., 1893-02-07
Heng Lee's Holiday Goods.

r. D: List, notary public Legal papers care
fully drawn. 127 W. Second. Telephone I65.
The herald., 1893-02-07

Do not allow yourself to be imposed on by the
tried so-called cough remedies; but stick to the
old reliable, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, the un-
tailing cure for all affections OF the throat and
The herald., 1893-02-07

Price: CuTIcuRA, SOC; CUrIcuRA SoAp 25c; !;
CUTIcURA REsoLvENT, $1.00.
Prepared by POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Cor
PoRATIoN, Boston.
"All About the Skin, Scalp and HAIR" "a
pages, 300 diseases, mailed free.
The herald., 1893-02-07
PERSONAL.

Oysters so cents dozen any style.
Hollenbeck Hotel cafe, 2l4 Second st.
The herald., 1893-02-07

Sick headaches promptly cured by
Bromo-Beltzer--10c trial bottlef
The herald., 1893-02-07
Visiting Cards Engraved
At LGngstadter's, 214 West Second. Tel. 761
~ 2 - ~
Wall paper, 237 s. Spring. Samples sent

Burgy robes and horse blankets at Foy's old
= reliable saddlery house, 3I5 N. Los Angeles st.
The herald., 1893-02-07
NEWS NOTES.
Forecast.

Forecast for Southern California: Fair
weather; slight changes in temperature; north
esxterly winds.
The herald., 1893-02-07

With torturing, disfguring eczemas, and
every species of itching, burning, bleed
ing, scaly, crusted, pimply and blotchy
skin and scalp diseases are relieved in
the majority of cases by single appli-
cation. and speedily, permanently and
economically cured by the CUTIcURA
REMEDIES when the best physicians,
hospitals and all other remedies fail.
To those who have suffered long and
hopelessly, and who have lost faith in
doctors, medicines, and all things hu-
man, the CUTIcURA REMEDIES appeal
with force never before realized in the
history of medicine. Every hope, every
expectation awakened by them has been
more than fulfilled. Their success has
excited the wonder and admiration of
physicians and druggists, familiar with
the marvellous cures daily effected by
them. They have friends in every quar-
ter of the civilized world. People in
every walk Of life believe in them, use
them and recommend them. They are
in truth the greatest skin cures, blood
purifiers and humor remedies of modern
times. Sale greater than the combined
sales of all other skin and blood RENE
dies. Sold throughout the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
MONMOUTH PARK LICENSED.

A,-ruoDIZED TO CONDUCT RAGING FOR 1--WE
YEARS AT ZEE OF 81 \ YEAR
Freehold, n. j. Feb. GA Sensation was 're.u u
throughout the county when tho y3~nstlp .oi
mittee OF Eatontown. compose.<s~5. ID. van -o'o'
Ruff Hopper and Charles Mcfadden, srahVeo u
Nonmouth Park a license for term OF I'VE years a'
n yearly fee Of IL. agent OF the racing a'soca'i"
visited the members of the committee. ana he WIS
assured that they werc in favor OF giving hcchse
for racing under the new law just passed. Mar1h
Ct secretary OF the association. made the appNca'
tIon Superintendent Van Keuren was present AT the
time.
The indicted officials have not rs yet put IN an
appearance The summonscs are rcturnable on
the 9th.
Asbury Park. y. j.. Feb. % (Specian-Wh@n the
news reached here to-day that license had bcen
granted 10 the Monmouth Park Racing association by
the Township Committee Of Eatontown. the incicha'
ton OF the people generally was OF the mo-' pro-
nounced character. The secrecy with which the
committee did the work has 50 incensed the people
that efforts will be put forth by the Law ana order
League OF the county Immediately after their return
from the demonstration at Trenton tomorrow 10
invoke the aid the courts, looking to some restrain
ing measures. The Board OF ChoseE treehoioers mas
taken n hand and many OF its members have openly
EXPRESSED n determination TO attack the TOWNSHIP
of6cals for their precpate action. This nooy VIII
meet I'm Freehold tomorrow, ana an unusually h>'''
time IS expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
A FINE COLLECTION TO BE SOLD.

The important collection Of antique carpets. rugs,
hanglngs, tapestries and gems belonging 10 James
]. RAYMOND and a. a. Vantinc g. Co., together with
The Vantine RAYMOND collection Of rare antique
Chinese and japanese cuos porcenns vories bronzes
and tades will be exhibited at the Fifth Avenue Art
Galleries, No. 800 Ffth-ave this afternoon. The
sale OF the Chinese and Japanese curios will take
place at 30 y. on March 3, and o. that OF the
rugs and carpets on March :. g. o and 10. A num-
Der OF persons visited the galleries last night 10 feast
their eyes on the wonders OF the ancient tapestries
OF all lands The rugs ranged In price from $50 TO
10000 A cabinet containing more than 100 ar
t,clcs. large and small carved from ivory attracted
much attention The collection OF blue and white
China vases and bottles. bronzes ana lades numbers
about 500. II said at he salesoolns last high'
that the display OF carpets and rugs was the most
important one ever offered nj public sale and that
there was not modern piece in the entire collection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

The annual reception Of Company d, 9th Regiment
National Guard. will take pae" at Lyric Hall, No. 10
SlXth-ayc.. tomorrow night
Purlm reception will be given to the inmates Of the
Home for the Aged and Innn. OF District No I, Of tho
Indepndeut order OF Brat Birth, by the ladies' Aux
iary society, at 5 p. III. on Sunday, March 8.
Giles b. stebblns. OF Detroit, vii. address the Woman
Suffrage League on wha: is the Use OF Woman sIrrase"
Tomorrow evening. at 40 125 Eas; Observation-Disclosures.
A. tho meeting Of the ACADEMY Of Medicine ct M.
n West Fortythlrd.st. tonight there will be Dis
cussion OF the proposed abolish the Office OF coroner.
Thee viii also De paper real Oh The P.sselt SANITARY
Condition Of the Cro;on Water Smell
TIN. Purim festival for tho inmates Of the Home foP
AGED and Innm Ncbr,ws at ne'hundred'ani'nith'se'
w.,, Of Nintl-avc VIII Ls celeb.aei at the HJra "
morrow afternoon.
The regular meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce VIII
be held at IL 80 p III. tomorrow.
Tho Columbia College Glec, Banjo end Mandolin Gu"
will give in the Iaslors 81 the MADISON A'enus
Reformed Church tomorrow evening
The Rev DR.. w. W. McLane, OF New'Ha'ea' wiz
acdre., the American Institute Of Christian Philosophy
Columbia College Tuesday evening, March T. upoa
The Law VI Land Tenure"
The New.Yofk Local Union Of Christian Enaea'o'
m NEE, in the Twenty third Baptist Church build
ing az nty.thirst. and LeXingtonave on SATURDAY
evening An intrc.tins programme has been prepared
The Rev. d.. Langford begins his duties as eaaIfan
ot Columbia College to-day.
The New.York Microscopcal Society will have special
exhibit OF apparatus IN the Mott Meinoii HAM, N''
"a Nadlson.aye., on Friday evening
The annual meeting Of the Linnaean Society 0, New
York Will be held this evening In the American Museum
Of Natural History, FOR the election OF once's'
A,a meeting Of the Boari Of Managers OF the Na.onA
r.o.,,.o socie,v a, No. IS RsaGe.st. yesterday, .
resolution was adopted protecting 70 the Losislar again"
the pa.~aee Of ANY 70 legai,e the frame III -.
,o>ca,ng beverages o. sunday Another resolution
adopted calling upon all citizens and members Oh the ~
i,mro ITO oppose and defeat the pending SUNDAY Nqi''
IT,, hore a, an Outrage UPON the sabbath peru "
the public welfare, and scandal and dshon0' TO the LIN
Ilrc state , ..,a uee.
The lanes c. Blaine Club. Of Harlem, VIII hoa m'''
inc thfs evening ut their clubhouse NO III Ia o">.
,undrsa Besides the elrcon Of o"'''.N
sw hs,,ulon will be adopted and othe: matters Of LIZ
nortance will be discussed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

Washington, Fob . ispecl,lf-ln this vars
Naval .ippr pri,tion lii provision Is nad" TO
permit enlisted men OF the Navy and Marine
corps 10 pur,hasc their discharges IA tim" o.
peace. Tn. rules ana condiuoa, under which tbs
may be done arc TO he prescribed by the President
The Army nov has "A Inv under which enlisted men
are authorized 10 purchase discharge" and experience
.hows TINT good effect Is that IN many eases men
who arr dissatisfied with military life. or who have
better opror,unrr. In ci>il nf'. buy Their ! base
rather than desert Til, law taken In connect, in
with other, enacted 10 prevent decrease desert Ions
in the Army Inns rc,ulr'i IN reducing the number Of
icScrions almost ~ per cent. II such good result,
follow In the Navy the authorities VIII DE grateful
rhc number OF dcscrilons TO-DAY Is large ana /, a
soure Of no little anxiety. not ONLY because the
strength ~ the service Is decreased bnt also because
the noialc Is iuIurionsly affected In the Navy.
oruiiing Is permitted fori II stations, but the
class Of men thu, secured + not cf high order and
numbers without character nr' Of doubtful adj
vantage. Marines cannot be enlisted On Il foreign
station, aud where many assertions occur the guarl
arr kept reduced until attachments sent from
this The experience IN the Army Is that
the men greatly appro ciat" The PRIVILEGE of being
able 10 "bny ont" and that their sen>c Of indc-
prndcncc and re,prct l. mcasurably increased No
90 bit the same Will be the In the Navy Under the
proposed Lave money received from the men who pnr
chase their disclarcs viii be turned into To- Treas
ury and be- available for current expenses during the
"car In which the discharge I, made.
The board II officers engaged in the work Of revising
and codifyng naval regulation, To- make them con
form modern conditions recommended among other
changes that marines board vessels Of should.
under command Of their officers. BE- assigned
regular divisions AT the guns OF the main secondary
batteries. At present marines can be distributed
among he varlous divisions commanded by naval
officers, that their individuality /, DESTROYED ami
their usefulness mcasurcably l'sscned Commodore
Ramsay objected at the outset 10 the boards rec
ommcndaion and succeeded in having the proposition
sent back for reconsideration. Tho board r'ziiirmcd
! It's former conclusions. The Commodore then ap-
| pcalcd 10 Assistant secretary Sory saying that the
chnnge was radical and Ill advised. Mr.. Solely has
submitted the question to secretary Tracy for final
| action, and decision Is expected in few days. Ii
is probable that II comproml," VII! be agreed upon. In
| accordance with which marines will not b. distributed
| among the various gun crews, but VIII be held %
gethcr ~ a distinct division. e. be assigned tho
| commanding officer Of the ship may direct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
THE FIRE ISLAND BILL LAID Nv En-
MORE MONEY VOTED FOR TIE WORLDS Walk
OTTER BUSINESS IN THE SENATE

MORE MONEY VOTED FOR TIE "ohLp YAM
OTTER BUSINESS IN THE SENATE
Albany. Feb % (SpcciaD.-Thc bill appropra'ins
$4,000 for the purchase Of Fire lslahu from
Governor Flower WAS 20 nav" been c"i'''u'I'" =,
the Senate to-day but senator Cantor moved tlht II
no set aside and the Senate proceeded 10 other buN
noss The Senator'S somewhat astonishcd compiled
with this request. and The bill was placed On 'nc
table Senator Cant0r's reason for thus h'rl'c'i'S
10 push the measure, II Is said. was that NJ ""s
aware that the brooklyn Democratic Senators wolid
oppoec the BILL and would argue That "oV'rn"r
Flower had been inveislrd INTO paying 700 NUN -"
FIRE Island Mr. Cantor Is wary person. and dis
ukos IN disclose any dssensiOn In hitherto har'
monio,s Democratic family.
Senator Cantor persuaded the senate 70 pass MI
td1 appropriating 100000 additional for the World
Fair This will make 100000 as New-fork's con
trbution 70 the great exhibition senator o'"hhor'
pepullicap offered an ndmert providing thai
s,OO COO ~ the 100000 should be set apart FOR
Works livestock exhibition. senator Cantor sald
Tint he was opposed to splitting up III" apprO-
ndntion Senator Irwin expressed III" belief mai
Donald McNaughton, the Chief Executive phc"r "'
the Ncw-York Worlds Fair Commissioners, "oniu
m.lo suitable provision for the transportation OF
ca,u. Then Senator OConnor withdrew The amend
ment The bill was passed by an unanimous vote.
Senator Muln introduced an nmcndm"nt 10 the
Constitution providing that the cities should he d"''
fed into groups according TO their popnlan'h' ana
that the legislature. should be limited TO passing
general laws concerning them.
Senator Ahcarn's bill permitting the New 'orS
Fire Commissioners 10 take sites for buildings Tor
the Fire Department by condemnation prcc''oihSs'
was passed.
Senator Cantor introduced bill providing ior 'he
rcindexing, according TO the block system "i 'he
records of arrears Of In the various departments
OF New York city.
senator Plunki,t's bill permitting the appointment
t.ll.. ola
hv Assembly districts, and not as heretofore bN
elcction districts: Senator Plunkt's bill appropil
otinp $4,000 for the construction OF new Wln-
10 the Metropolitan Museum, ana senator HC''r"!
tunnel railroad bill were passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
MITIGATION AT PLAINFIELD.


CONDEMN THE ACTION OF THE
LEGISLATURE.
Indignation was expressed In most forcin'- language
In Paincd last night against the Trenton Iegnia'ors
who by a cowardy adjournment yesterday, poetpoheo
the mass meeting OF Law and Order men at trenton
"wednesday Early In the day Mayor Gilbert Issued
the following notice TO ranfed's Outraged CITIZENS
Plan1ld Februar~ IS. 1923
massmeeting Of citizens from all parts OF the STAG
has been called to the State House. Irehtoh OF
Wednesday March TO demand OF our
thu -epe OF the racerack laws. hNce 1eies't''h -
expectcd from PainAed. All citizens intre'td III Vic
movement. who make IL convenient 10 a''hu. "e
requested to do So as representatives from this city
who respond 10 this call hereby constituted member
OF the committee which l. as chairman oil SUNDAY
meeting was authorized TO appoint.
A. GILBERT. Chairman.
The most prominent men In the business anu so'ai
circles @. PlanHed at once made preparations 10 70
70 Trenton 10 demand the repeal Of the infamous
when they learned that they we're not 10 be aio"ei
IN appear before the Trenton lawmakers: Ihey weIe
Extremely angry ana Democrats as well as hepu9u.
cans promised that not man who so openly ueheu
decency and public opinion "ouiu pe iS'"'e ~
Trenton at the next e!ccuOh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
SCR0FUL0US HUM0R
Boy Almost Lost Use Of His Limb.
Two Years Intense Itching.
Several Doctors Fail.
Instant Relief; Sweet sleep, kpeedv.
Remarkable, and Permanent Cure
by Cuticurn Remedies.

When about years old my son was afflicted with
skin disease which very distressing. The first an
pcarance was OF little pmpes. accompanied by nten.
itching soon spreading nto sores covered with scah.
except when scratched or The entire body except hesl
was covered lie almost Lost the OF his limbs .nI
wa. so light could carry him about like infant Usee
all remedies could Ind recommended in medical WORK.
for itching without benefit Applied to different phyi
clans receiving temporary relief but the disease was mn
TO return sent for your Pamphlc: read IL purchaset
. so, NJ cI,TICCRA REMEDIES. 1 aao.ntei him Win
rho CUTICURA, bathing with the CUTICuRA sOAp
and gave small doses OF CUTICURA RESOLvENT IA
the soothing effect OF that CUTICCRA! After ye,,
search for something aay that terrible Itchag vb1A
relief 10 see HIM sleep sweetly without any incllnatoo
n, .cratch Les, than two OF CUTICUGA one e,,.
cIrTICIRA SOAP and one bolt Q Of the CrTIcURA RE-
SOLVENT reformed a cure. with returns Is IA,
strong healthy boy OF thirteen. We consider 1t q -
markabIe cure, a. he had inherited scrof 'ous humor
Mrs. II. T.. BOWEN, East Otto n r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01

Thought that retreat Tho best ln's eo" obstinate
The lime being Colonel :Ilhar was oo hat,ie
for the moment and bristIcd mp for "rmw avn Which
hut speaker sulzer ordered genera TIL nv the
ntIon was carried TO the "c"iOh'i Wy ,rnd
Sneakers clerk and the order was eiven VI, ,1,son
Vim .xcc1lncN poor grace ana III urea, -, :" tho
+, an,IIy was agreed that the iii go nn.h w
committee for u special meeting next "''A a.. 10
md IN h., rrportrd and BE- IA Speciii oiue' IVA WV
Thursday following. =, ..,o. 81 IN. ci.y OF
Tho four hills amending III" charter vi ,ne n'' Tho
,,hanv wore on the calendar ms hoi1lInS "a .hnt
order of second reading. and IL was apr nv wv KING
,hcre world be- n lively time for u WHO. III, I'm,
Gnrptv democrats ready 10 No!' "E'i.,, al,
md ~ ruminr of Democrats from inc 'on.n !;ioritv
,rirts wore also slated To "pp"," men, viii
- ,ho Dnpullcans have determined l"at w ,r,,rs
ro, aid i'm making amendments 10 ' 1'noni.
-, ci,ics unless the local AUTHORITIES anu Wv ,hnt
~ Tho city ask for them. ana u VIZ ,pIP,, "a GOT
Tho MEASURES would have Lard sicuunI I, ~ ali
,rourb thr Assembly, II t.cy cot lhrouEn o.. ,,nn
rho orou opposition ~ the Kings county, u - ib"
ros rnnrcosslry how, yer. brcIuN' ,hr ll, "c,i",
iIl. had taken wa ming fror, the ".IS.,n'o dncnt.
90 thn KING County men on the r"h'' ~. NV, cnrn
-, Tho UnIlot Reform law. ana th"y "'u n
:" nrocIuitatc fight the cv" ol th' LUZ urr,onv
NJ - Democrntic President. when peccr az" , tlc
ukc White winged doves sh0ud n,"ri - o',chcd
nnoocr',ic c,mp fast ~ IN" blil- "'r, J., ada
an th. motion of the introduc"r th"v w'r' ", "
and no ono knows wcn they VIII DC TAX r. "l,,,orv
Wv" an that Won need 10 do to rlgh''n ~ ,"" nn,,
Hall man info fits f. to shake n kings 'onl,tN 81
In his face said one of the BrooAlSh m Hill -, no
The Assembly this morning, ana lie ''c'"'" '"
.Syl,t ,1o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
SENATOR MILLER SEVERELY SCORED.

Cape May, y. j.. Feb. IS special)-An Indignation
meeting was held in the First Methodist Church here this
evening vent TO the popular feeling against The
recent raeetack and th arbitrary and corrupt
methods adopted its passage The church was
well filled despite the and the audience was com
posed IF the best citizens OF Cape MAY ana vicinny'
Tho foowin. prominent citizens made addresse j. NJ.
L. uudrcth Colonel H. NJ. sawyer III. d. Edmunds. II.
T. Douglas Esios Il. Williams, Reuben Holman and I.
L. BrooHs They unrP,ring in their dcnuncinton-
md severely scored nator Miller. Resolutions were
adopted calling upon him 10 resign declaring mat he was
unit TO represent Cape May, and hal dshonor"d his
constituency beyond ~ his vote on the race.
track bills and denying to the people the right OF
being heard before It's passage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01

A. g. Hall. r. G. Anderson. Dr. J. t. Nai'htih'' JON"
T. collins Dr. Il. /. Burragc. DR.. \. u ""ru
4 q; states r. J. Mumiord. {. H. bruSh' To- '"
Jackson. +. j. Goodrich. w j. Nad''l' !, :. common
e. u IT,, T. .h.td G. f. Willard. ~. " Datcsman
~ j. r,,lor d. g. wilson. ". II. Page, IL. v
Cleaner. \. : smith. T.. Co,trell, l.. f. Whihey anu
\. \. Barlow.
AT a business meeting held before the dinner 'he
following officers elected for leoJlo''' "corso
r. IIadcy. OF tho Brooklyn Life Insurance Company
,,r.sidnnt Hvion A. B,al. OF III" EHiutall" lAie As
.urance society," first vice president; G. NJ Marvin
- IN, United state, LIE second vice president
Moses STERN. ~ the Massachusetts Mutual. tlrd
vlc..pr,idcnt: William IL. smith. OF the Mutual Lie,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
RAPID rELEGRApHERs TO COMPETE.

Foss Tcegraphic Tournament Will be held at HARD
man He'll Fi:h-aye. and Nneteenthst. on saturday,
March II. team OF picked tele2raphers will START from
San Francisco II few days 10 take part In the Journey
The object Of competition is TO crc'e fund for inc
endowment OF more hospital beds under c"n'ro'
Of the Telegraphers' Mutual Relief Association. Mem
bers OF tho Committee OF Arrangements said yesterday
that w. Mackay Of San Francisco who is confined
TO his bed, suffering from the effects Of woudbe asos'
SINS attack, exceedingly thoughtful and Kind In
Offering two special prizes The prizes two gold
medals for best typewriter receivers. fhc CON-
mltfee added that Mr. Mackny who Is OF the largest
stockholders In the Postal Telesraphabc Comnr. had
shown in the advancement Of good service
and encouraging and melting h employees 70 perfect tc
skill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
SHATTERED BY EXPLODING POWDER.

st. Louis, Feb. e5.-Onc hundred pounds VI eun
powder exploscd In the sporting goods store u n""
lngs Bros, IN Pine-s.. between Elgh'A a''u '''""'
haltpast > this afternoon. The 'front.' "'"u"",
blown out and the building took fire. Ehir "'',''
va. hodlv burned about the hands and neck BIS H.
turtles or. regarded ~ serious NJ. Lee Godfrey
,h,ll-loadrr was seriously burned ab'N 'Ns ''
hands nie arms and may d.. iiEie Welsh Mas a -
burped 5 william Drowl. W, cut 10y i'i u es
me huii.f "A nv story brick. used a, h""rt !,
hotel IT, Ire r.a,aed eyer no"r, lu "a VII snd
control ia tglf an hour. a. loss by tue iie sns
explo SION amounts 10 SS'5t'o. ocN'ra, ,opp va
wiudow, In adjoining building wcr" shat'e''o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
THE Court DECIDES SCHNEIDER SANE

Washington Feb. os.-Judge llaeher III "' I'm
In General Term this morning announced inc "
., rho court I'm the case of Howard j. schneu'''
man with wealthy and influential reE'V'' :,
now living under sentence 10 be hanged Oh 's'' =,
for the murder OF his wife, confirming the .p a..
the conirrssion CT medical experts aPpon''u ,,,,n
luirc into the sanity OF the prisoner l"e 'uonv
wa, volurninois ana discussed In detail 'he .,nn
OF all the witnesses. The court was ol '"' ~, ,hs
that the prepondcrncc Of evidence was a ,..arI,y.
prisoner who II l. believed was t1sm"e MA
In G including the decision Judge llasicr y" ,,ns
decline TO interfere 10y deciding the prison" r,.,s
and declare that the law must take lis cou'e !, 1.
=" ~, possibility tina, vii, ct error. which and
UNDERSTOOD will b. applied for. may be- sra court
the case taken to the United states Snp'i,snt dos
n the opplit alton Is denied and the a,,her on
not Intervene schneider will be- hanseu I'm . or Is
March II, the date at present Determined uP'"
some later period.