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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
ORrGry or THE BOSTOy FIRE 4 MYSTERY.

Boston March I3.-Iiorace Partridge a Co, after
an Investigation. state to-day that the hr' OF friohy
originated from causes still unknown In III" mems
foue toilet room the Third floor near th" elevator
we'll when discovered the flames w"r" coming
through the toilet room doors. No effort was then
made 10 stop the fire, In anxiety TO Civ" the alarm
so That ~. blaz. Jumped the hall setting hre 10 me
pine partitions on the opposite Nd" 81 th" hall III
side the partition the stockroom OF toys. ETC., ana
into this "a. fire nj penetrated and then II was
beyond control. The firm Is confident that some one
knows how and when the fire started In the closets.
In view 81 the recent disastrous fires. Mayor Nat
,hews and the Fire Commisso sent TO The senate
,hIs afternoon n petition. asking that building law
lac framed reducing the floor space In large buildings
from 10000 10 5000 square feet. similar acts be-
fore IN. Legislatures Of Lass and lssG opposed
by many leading rcacsiatc men and builders.
II is learned To day that the chief IRE onc"S
affected I'm London ly the Boston conlagraion are
the Royal. LIVERPOOL. Imperial. Phoenix ana Ian
ca,hIrc. The total loss In English Offices Is El4ooW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
HE APPEALED TO MONSIGNOR 81

TIE FIRST DECISION AS TO CATHoLi| 0"i"
IN TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
wcs,chcs,cr PENN March l3.-For the mrs. ""c
l., ,x roor, Yesterday W. ;. Bowen. Of Wcstchcster'
occu,iod his old pew in st. Agnes's Catholic onurc"
from which according TO existing rules ana m"s "
tho f,,bo,c Church In this country. as they "c'o
,r,crprc,,d by the ecclesiastical authorizes oi 'ha'
hodx he was excluded from holding by the rec'o''
,he Rev S 49, Spaldng. The pew was res'orco !"
him Yesterday by the same rector, acting uhder '"c
advice and Instructions which he received HS' WV"
from M0nsiclior Sato. at Washington, wh'ther ru'''
.p,lding went In reference TO decision pchuhe !"
tho matter The case Is the first on re'o'd j" "'
country where tho Church has decided 1T II" aPp'"i
against n decision OF q priest that all Sa'hoho 'ii
,nus attend the Catholic parish school under P" VI
the denial OF the sacramcnts to the parents anu W.
privation OF their pcws In the church
At the time when the dispute arose oe'"ee" '"'
rector and Mr. Bowen the laws OF the thurch "c'0
being strictly enforced all over the counuy asn''
rorcn,s who neglected or refused to send their emil
dren to the psrochal schools and the first case OIL
pnblic denial OF the sacraments was IN the case "a
Mr. Bowen who held that his son had right 10 NC
educated at the public schools. where he coh''h"eu
IN s,nd him. Monsignor Satos instructions were
that Catholic parents should send t6cir children 10
fine narIsh schools providing these schools were elnai
in mint OF merit TO the public schools, but under no
con .ideration were the parents be excluded from
the sacramrnts Of the Church, or pcws taken from
receive satisfaction from Archbishop Ryan In Phil
before Bishop Kccne, who submitted ii to the Papai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
TEE TRUTH WOULD HAVE BEEN BETTER

Jury in General Sessions yesterday convicted
Mrs. Elizabeth HanlOn, of No. 3fl East One-hun-
bred md twenty st. OF larceny. although she
stole to save her crippled husband and herself from
starvation Had she not denied her guilt and not
Owen an improbable explanation OF her conduct,
she would perhaps have Jared better. On Feb
ruary "a she was caught leaving the house No. EGO
West One hundred and twenty -ffth-st. with n bundle
Of clothing belonging to Edward Nicholas, worth $40.
In court she said that a woman whom she knew.
Mary Kelly had taken her into the house and given
her the clothing.
The prisoners husband. James Il. lianion Is
onelegged carpenter and veteran OF the War Of the
Rebellion. He has been out OF work for some
time. In the middle OF February their child died
from insufficient nOurishment. There food
In the house when she committed the crime. The
Jury convicted her and Judge Fitzgerald reminded
her for sentence. Had she pleaded guilty. The
Judge would be more merciful TO her. no doubt,
than he can be now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
UOUEN DE1CONS NOT TINTED.
THE PRESpYTERY DECIDES AGAINST lHhN
VOTING AGAIN TO SELL DOWN
TOWN CHURCH.

THE PREspYTERY DECIDES AGAINST THEN
VOTING AGAIN TO SELL DOWN
TOWN CHURCH.
Tho presbytcry OF Now. York held It's March meeting
Yesterday afternoon In the scotch ChuIch IN "'S'
FourtecntIst DR.. John c. hiss. ue mo"''''o',
opened the meeting with prayer. Inc uiso"s"' "
the revision OF the Confession Of lai'h was as Po"
poncd but an animated conversation was carrie" vi
relative 10 the General Assemiys Uvertures Oh the
de,con.ss question Professor francis Brown' Oh hir
Union Seminary read a report iavorins the overture
permitting women dcacOns, and opposing Tue o"'
simply allowing the election and appointment Vi
women by the church sessions for the care vi '"c p'o
and Sick DR.. &. W. +. Birch. Dr. J. ). Lal"p' '"'"
Dr. c. s. Robinson opposed the report ana d. !. 10
Thompson and the Rev. H. 7. McEwcn faVorN w.
The following the ov'rturcs, bo'h oi WHY" "''
finally answered In the negative
l. shall the form of government Chapter Nldi : S
so amended as to Insert afr the VOID cce,eu , n
the Office of ruling elder IN HnI 1 sr,T
OF government. Chapter Nil. a. IN pa'noa ,'t IN ,
uu,r tbc words 1.-THE following question: aGu .h
following expression: with such appopi",o , in
here ana hereinafter ~ may be auap'" " ''' -
duc,ion of women into the diaconatc. WI, Ia
:. Shall the form OF government chap,er - an NJ
80 ai NV t"llows The session may elect and ap
point godly and competent women IN iu "d scl
ana especially OF poor widows and orphans; ana i"r
ali such minstrations tc bodily ana sphi''i hc'u ~
NAV properly come within their sphcrc' .
rna preshvtcrv rcconsidercd It's former action IN
,.rori Ga the sale of tie Church Of the Sea ana Lad
at Market and Henry SITS. and adopted this resolution
By three fourths vote.
Resolved That II is. in the Judgment OF .he tin
byfery no longer cXIcdicni TO continue or s ti
religious services missionary work III unc cmn
on the corner Of Market and len'y s's, nov nov, ci,,y
Inv the Church of sea and Land. or IN tlit os'i,H
With the object Of city e,nscllzatlon uauoI cnn
auspices Of the rrcsbytery being on ,nr Idns,n
vcy,d TO the Prcsbytrry Of New-I9rk by iItn'oh ~
Corning and wife by deed dated july ID ls'p. o,
resolved That said property be sold. ana or sucn
sale the trustees OF Prc>bytcry make ana osn CIV a
rroper deed Of the same and that the process O., o
tsnch sale be expended BY the Presbvciy ihIousm '
Committee on church Extension N ,hc promo.loh 81
tho Jrcsbytcrys charitable or religious PdrPo,cs ~
tho work Of city evaDgelzation. preieTchce pc"s 5
to the part Of the city below Four'ee'''" st. 49,
The Rev Eryce X. Douglass was received ihto INC
prcsbvtcry. lie Is the pastorclcct OF the Lemon
Church in Harlem at salary OF Sl''oo' ana WIN w
installed on April o. Dr. {. 8 Robinson accrp,cu vi,
rali n the Nrw:York Church without salary a.a WI,
I've in stalled next SUNDAY evening Dr. j. -. ~
orercd resolution calling upon the rrc,nNW,i,uS T
the city 10 raise SlOOOOOo ior rnui'" 'NN" "
his city, but aiterward Withdrew IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14

Withdrawing 1t Is not regarded by him as n favorapie
sign. "Mr. Cleveland may intend said me- u"
make new treaty. and he may intend TO amehu 'he
old one. Again he may intend TO Kill " ch''rey'
At any rate do not think the senate VIII have an
opportunity 10 consider any treaty NJ 'h's seaSo"'
There Is only one way to act Ia the ma"cr' w"
ever and that Is 10 take the Islands into the io'u'
Hawaii is our meat. and the more speedily W. '.'
In the matter the better 1t will be Tor all oohV''"''
and especially for the United States. Many VI '''
arguments that are made against annexation arc
absurd The claim is made that The eionp "p"iu ~
Il burden and that would ic aSsu",Inis :, -"
debt. The fact OF the matter l. mat Ii"Nnn, 4. .,
rich prize and permit the present "plor '"', ="
get II 10 60 10y would he u poihhai ,t; s,a,n
ereot majority OF the people o. the tniten sla,rs
are n, favor OF annexation and IL vol" weie 'n.
on the matter the verdict would De Icy US nave
Hawaii and let us lave ii without delay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
MURDER rs THE COrRTROOu.

Nashville, Tenn. March l3.-ln the 'rir'".''
Courtroom oday. tom" Jones shot ana mof'"hy
wounded Joe" winter who was on tr'ai ior inc
rnurd,r Of Joncs's father TWO shots ih'eh"'" 'o'
Winters struck John Tnorp In the throat an" S'"'''
s,1.ion H. Il no, fatally. wording Inn. Winters ana
h-,ber assaulted ione>'s father at the Hermitage
f,l,,tc a, midnight two months ago. calling MN
% ms door and shooting him dead. Tie Nlh'erScs
wee being tried today. and. being dcsperadoe'' hau
,h.r gan. here back them. The quarrel was i'r'i
nj, rsr. Jones by Winters. who ri ID t. prevent '1i
from ,csrfving. The court WAS In session al inc
timc and Jones CAV" himself up to Judge AnurNo
Three shots struck Winters Tie greatest excitement
- lef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
THE CITY CLUB IN EARNEST.

COMM TEE TO APPEAR BEFORE MAYOR GIL
ROY-MR. BRENNAN TAKES A VACATION
The City Club Is determined to press the charges
Of itcompetency, neglect OF duty and violating the
Street Cleaning law against Commissioner Thomas ;.
Brennan. Mayor Gllroy yesterday received letter
from Edmund Kelly, J. Is. Bishop and ". Harris
Roome, the committee OF the club which has been
investigating the condition Of the streets and con-
siderng what weight ought to be given to the Com
mssioner's excuses for his departments series Of Ia
mentable failures TO carry out the law and keep the
city thorOugbfares in any semblance OF decency, ask
ing when 1t will suit the Mayors convenience to give
them a hearing, at which their charges may be pre-
scented. Mr.. Gilroy replied that he ready to re-
ceive the committee whenever ifs members chose TO
call.
For the next fortnight or more the affairs OF the
Street Cleaning Department will be directed by Deputy
Commissioner John j. Ryan, who will be the acting
Commissioner. Commissioner Brennan visited the
City Hall yesterday morning and asked Mayor Giroy
for q leave of absence OF two three weeks. lie
said that he was completely broken down between
the unusually official labors imposed upon him
this winter In his department and his domestic allie
ton. eliminating In the death OF his daughter. Mr..
Brennan certainly appeared like man whose strong
constitution had passed through tremendous strain.
He extremely nervous and seemed much dis
pirted. The Mayor readily granted his request for
leave OF absence, and with words OF sympathy babe
him to 60 and take OF his health. The Commits
sioner will seek and diversion at Saratoga.
Acting Commissioner Ryan said yesterday: " All we
want is a few days like this, and you won't
entire force the streets together with several hun
dred extra men and many carts as we can hire.
intend TO make a thorough Job u 1t. If hard and
slant work will accomplish It, Our principal draw
department pays 50 80 IA day for cart. horse and
driver. and will employ all that apply"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
RIVAL BANKS ~ Az ELECTION.

Asbury Park y. j.. March II (spccial)-'husua
Interest Is felt In the borough election TO tio po'
here tomorrow. The conlcndlng forces CONSIST Vi
regular Republicans and a ticket made OF Democrats
and dissatisfied Republicans called the "CltAchs'
IL seems that tho fight is really between Inc f''s'
National Bank and the Asbury Park ana OCEAN "'o'c
Bank with Milan Ro-s. candidate Ter 'ohec'or, lep'
sen'ng the Citizens" ticket and the Fist Nnt"hi
Rank. and John Hubbard tb" present township COZ
,ec,,r AZ the Republican candidate representing the
Asbury Park and ocean Grove Bank. whoever
succeeds In capturing the Office Will have cohtroi o'
the borough moneys, under the new form Oh "o'''"
mcnt that will b. naugufat'd tOnVrro"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
Ear and Wide.

Not this broad continent alone. but In malaral
breeding tropical regions. in Guatemala. Mexico South
America the Isthmus Of Panama. and elsewhere Hostel
crs Stomach Bttcrs affords to and sojourncis
protection against malaria The MINER the freshly ar1v
immigrant the uer Of the virgin newly robbed OF its
forests BY the Of the pioneer. find In tie superb
anuebrle specific a prescrver against the poisonous
masma which, In districts rich In natural resources
is yet fertile In disease. 1t annihlaes disorders Of the
rheumatic ailments fosered by outdoor
niuses genial warmth into frame chilled BY rigorous
cmpeasus and robs Of their power harm morning and
evening miss and vspors laden with huruncss strength
ems the weak and eonAuA,s inciptsnt kidney trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
PILOTS THINK THE JUDGE ITALICIZED THES'

Thomas A. WEIGH, who was convicted OF n's~
slaughter on October 80 1877. and sentenced " Nv
wears IMPRISONMENT, has been on bail pending -
appeal. Yesterday his bondsman State Senator "sO's
". PunkItt surrendered him. hearing thaI ne w."
about to leave the city. Detective Sergeant i'"n
arrested WEIGH, after two-hours' search oh ~.
tug Mutual. OF which he was mate. Welch was W.
mitted 10 the T0mbs. A..
On June IS, 1891. the prisoner was nlot Oh =.
tug +. ". Devoe when she ran down the s"op y",~
Amelia in the Hudson River. drowning TWO pe's-
in sentencing him Judge Cowing made eom gIs.smS
hc,ween niiOts I'm general and reckless drivers o.
Al which the pilots took umbrage lh'y suu W. svsa
the money TO appeal welchs case Just 10 ke'
with the Judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
AGAINST THE TELEPHONE MONOPOLY.

AZ the regular meeting Of the structural Iron Set
icr.' Protective and Benevolent Union OF the United
states Of America. Supreme Lodge. resolution was
adopted 10 petition the Government to revoke or
abolish the He'll Telephone patents. The reason given
for the demand Is that the Inventor Is not receiving
tho benc0t OF his conrivancc. and that Instead The
telephone monopoly which controls II has grown rich
by It's use and rols and Expresses business
people The resolution declares that the Increase In
rn,,, from 900 10 9oi0 Tor The Of m Instrument
f. Inlurlos and unjust to business Interests and to
all classes Of citizens, and that II IL were not Tor The
MONOPOLY OF thr patents, the same machine could BE-
used for $40 $50 year. Us In other cities Vi this
and other countries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
Manufactured only BY
N. K. FAIReANK & CO..
CHICAGO. ILL.,, and
Produce Exchange, N. Y,

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supreme G1u .,sz rerm-pars II-Beors D,rs
$685. iss7,s, !9s5 a!os. ss2s Seer" lawrence '-S~
Circuit Cour-Part u-Before Truax. Leases IN.
Cireait court-pat Iv-Before Andrews J.-Cases IN.
Surroeste's court-Trlal Term-Betore Ransom. So.
tate Of Catherine l. Wolfe, 10 80 John Graham. n N
=, surrogates CouytmChambers-Bsforc fitzgerald, S.
ic@as p; barrett. Eliza Cooper Mari. E a%n =
JS,sphine Pollard. Adam oeib, !. f. whitnor an&
n', Ss%% SS'prs is.s-eaers! rsnBes.. DAILY c. j.
- n,scsSn 81 end Pry9r J!CSos % a. a. es 90 80 a.
S = - q fsrn-us'oo oies.r,A. j.
Sa. IS lot a,5 Iod J 5nsi, %
&C COMMON Plesscria, Tstm~par,s II and nI-A4
superior Cours1sPsclaI Term-BefOre McAd,m J.-Ss
Superior Court Equity Term-Bcfor, Gnderseeve j.
Elevated railroad cases.
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s Sor 1873 iss T'i% 49, 81 I s5 FH-
s.D',jSI csg gS 49, Te ss. sssi 'oe Dus
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city CSurt7TEal T T I7n,ore Xswbs.ser i
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Nos 1922 l4ls. 1850. 3s7. 1855 97, 1903 1916 1898.
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Shors canssc Sos 3oSi 2S 1913 800 1892. Sc
Court OF Gene al sc,sIons-Par -Refo-r Fitzgerald j..
and Assistant Dissatisfaction Townsend-Nos u H.
inclusive.
Court OF General Sessions-Par iI-BefNre Cowing ].
and Assistant Distrct-Attomey D1vis-Nos. l 70 l
inclusive.
Court Of General Session 'part Ir-Befo-, Marine.
j.. and Assistant DIstrictAttorn'y Melntyre-No. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
A JrRY TO CNRiVEL THE MURDER MYSTERY.

Thomas Halllscy was placed on trial yesterday o.
fore Judge MARITIME In General Sessions on the chslf
Of numbering Thomas Mclaughlin. the brother OF ms
stepmother. on August l. Mclaughlin was sno' ~
front OF No. Ala East Eighty ninth'st., where ,n'
Halliseys lived. Thomas's brother william, Is III
dicted with him. Their father William Is Ie"e"'s
at No. l51 Park Row. Mclaughlin and ireno,
william Burke, had been drinking ana they "s1es
Mrs. Halhsey's house. 1t Is supposed that 'ne sn.'
Ing grew out OF trouble over Il watch winch w
Loughlin owned Assistant District Attorney Jonn T.
Mcintyre IS conducting the prosecution and CnsnT1
T.. L. Barber, the defence. jury was seeu'"
Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
FORMER HOTEL CASHIER tSPHYfTATED.

Morris Davis, an unmarried man. tweny-aeht
years DID, who had occupied furnished room on 100
top floor OF the house No. 2l0 West Twentyfourta
st. for about four months. committed suicide there
on Sunday night by turning on the gas. lis
dead body was found I'm the bed YESTERDAY
morning. Davis formerly was employed as
cashier in the Aston House. and later at the llomno
House. lie lost his place there two weeks ago.
IL was said that he had been drinking too freely
After losing his place he appeared 10 be despcnaet'
and exceedingly nervous. lie was at his room muen
Of the time. but restless and ut times aetea
II his mind was unsettled. Before ending MS nls
he wrote brief note saying that he was desPohue"'
on account OF loss OF employment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
sExAroR wAsHBURx on HONEY AND HAWAII.

Senator washburn. OF Minnesota. who IS at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. says that the senat" Finance
Committee recently organized with majority Of
one In favor OF free silver will probably make things
exceedingly unpleasant for the President The com
mttee II stands does not look with favor upon
the views Of Mr.. Cleveland regarding the financial
situation. and the Senator expects to see an interest
ing exchange Of compliments between the statesmen
st the Capitol and the occupant OF the White House
= The last Congress w0uld not repeal the silver
purchasing act" said the Senator yesterday "and II
would not be Of any to call an extra session Of
Congress now for that purpose. Such move would
- useless because the purchasing clause could not bc
repealed nt extra session Of Congress- Mr..
Cleveland Is probably aware Of the condition OF
things and he will not call an extra session. There
e no doubt TINT silver Is disturbing element In
ne financial situation. but more harm done by
TIE clamor that made right here In Ncw-York.
Ths New.York fnnnciers by their talk caused alarm
N every money centre in the world. The way to
create uneasy feeling Is to howl and that is what
the New-York people did,"
Senator washbLrn wns ardent supporter OF the
Hawaiian treaty as sent to the Senate by President
Harrison and the attitude Of this Administration In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14

PARTNERS ~ A HORSE EXHIBITION DISAGREE
Colonel George ii. Hart yesterday argued the mo-
ton opposing the application OF Risley Barlow LOT
receiver for the company known as Professor
Bartholomew Equine Paradox Colonel Hart ap
peared for James A. Cathcart, who is partner with
Harlow In the company. The partners have had
falling ont. and Barlow made an application som"
time ago for a receiver of the company on the ground
that Gathcnrt had not put in the amount OF money
which he had agreed to by the terms Of their con-
tract md that he had not accounted for the prohts
which Barlow alleged had been large.
Coonel Hart declared that the motion was evident
" made cmbaTasS Cathcart and 10 take advantage
o, his temporary presence In this state to accomplish
that purpose. He said that the contract which the
two men had signed had been made out OF the state.
that both men residents Of another state ana
that tie contract to lie performed In another state
lie also offered affidavit made by Cathcart, In
which h. says that the net profits OF the show since
il was stated have been only 300, and OF this sum
the p'a.nuR has received ~ than his share.
Justice Ingralnm In the supreme Court Chambers.
before whom the argued. took the papers
and reserved his decision on the motion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
THE LIEUTENANT Az ENBEZZLER

Furene " Bnry who has for fifteen years boon
first licntenant Of Company &. Odd Regiment waN
arraigncd for sentence In General sessions yesterday
lie Is forty-two years old, and resident OF jamaica
L. l. On October 81 his employers, FcrrH a Napier
manufacturers Of hats No. II West Fourth-st' sent
him TO the bank 10 deposit Si.2o' 80 lie Kept F-oo
and placed the rest TO the firms credit. The THEFT
,r.s discovered and nm investigation Of his accounts
showed n further shortage OF 81 800.
Colonel william q. storey, or the "a Regiment
STATE senator AsDnall and others asked for clrmency
for Bird. .Judg, Cowing sentenced him TO eighteen
months In states prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
MORE EFFORTS on BEHALF or SCHNEIDER

Washington. March l3.-w. F. Mattngly to-day mp
Piled to the United States Supreme Cort for leave TO
file an application for writ Of error 70 the District
supreme Court and also an application for writ OF
habcas corpus in the case Of Howard j. Schneider.
whose trial and conviction for the murder Of his wife
has excited universal interest In Washington. schnc
der Is under sentence to be hanged next Friday Tn.
court below refused 10 grant the writs asked for to-
day. Chief Justice Fuller directed Mr. Mattingly to
his papers printed for the consideration Of the
court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
TO MAKE DEALINGS IN MARGINS ILLEGAL.

Chicago. March IL tspecinllNo sooner Is the Board
OF Trade relieved from the Hatch bill. which so long
excricd blIghtng and dcmoralizing effect upon It's
business. than II l. again threatened by hostile lcgs
lntion this time by the Illinois General Assembly
through a bill INTRODUCED by a Chicngo man. Some
members Of the Board Of Trade fceiingiy compare the
bin 10 n sandbag. II the bin should become law.
say the members. the Board will have TO close It's
doors, and few thousand people who now find
cupation and profit within It's walls Will be compelled
TO find other pursuits In life. fhe bill Is entitled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
SAVED BY THE WOMAN HE NAMED.

A story OF woman's devotion, snch n5 appear
from lime 10 time I'm the criminal courts. came 10
,icb, In General Sessions YESTERDAY In ire trial ol
Charles Brady, coorcd who Is jantor OF the hons"
No. 2Ol West Fifty thirds On January he shot
his wife Fannie In the left eye, destroying Its sight
lie had previously threatened TO XIII her. She alter
ward said In court yesterday sac sxorc that 'h,
naa wos accidental and that her husband had
not uttered the threat. Judge fitzgerald Nau l"
discharge Brady.