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N OF THE AL1-N1ouT LUNCH WAGONS.

TIT object OF tho society in buying and eaip-
ming these wagons is to counteract the evil
which. in its opinion. must result from the 2oo
all.nicht licenses for saloons that the EXCISE
Commissioners may issue. ,
I'm. wagon in Astor place. which Is called
Tho owl" has excited a great deal OF curios-
fly by It's odd appearance; u,d. and s,r
feet hish. and is complete in It's l sna Sa ana a
appearances. II 70 gsiiy pa mass Il VERY con.
sspisuoas xs.1, Il iSl ls% naS. are li Sasoh. which is
n.ono oarnat.d and spotlessly clean. Is. a
snsil e%Sunt:I; Behind t %ne this Is , r.sas to E w serve
appddn ricbes' mix. coffee. hot, Frankfurtsrs.
cola meats; ries; Be- e. s s1Sm ! III +. NJ N. to Ssa I <. Nj.
"a va lumber Of the wagons are now In success
full operation in Boston. Worcester. har''ofo'
The attendant in The " said that that d ne to"k
Me- Robert Is. Potter is President. and mrs.
George s. Bowdoin tiee-PPsss "IcS Te on pee mo.
AnciAtY.
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urookly. to Run "a Four-,uxHand.

Society people In Brooklyn are interested in
the pleasure which will be offered them on and
after May / Of taking pleasant trips In the
coach Commonwealth. which is to make trips
from the City OF Churches to the club house at
Bay Ridge.
The Commonwealth is scheduled to run
every Monday. Wednesday. and Friday there
after until July 4.
Pending the completion OF the Hotel Regent
on Clinton avenue. tho coach will start on its
tri-wsekly trips. at 3 o'clock +. NJ. to the min
ute. from the Riding and Driving Club. Flat
bush avenue and Plaza street. Applications
for seats on and after Monday. April "a.
may he made at. the Office OF the .Ameri-
can Dlatrict telegraph. corner Of Clin-
ton and Montague streets Ihe ride
will be more expensive than the cleo
trio cars. as the price OF a seat for the trip Is
$3.50, and for tho box seat So. These tickets
are not transferable. hut 1t is provided that in
case OF rain at tho hour fixed for starting on
the day for which they are, booked. the tickets
remain good for the following trim
II Is not yet decided who will have the honor
OF handling the ribbons on the Initial trip. or
exactly who will occupy the. ten seats, as pas
sengers. but IT Is understood that a delegation
Of the swellest members Of Brook!yn's 400
will christen the new venture and make 1t SUI
h~ciently the lad to insure its financial success
during the season.
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1AxEwooD,s POST OFFICE ROBBED.
Expert Burglars Crack n Safe and Get
., 0 In Stamps and Cash.

Expert Burglars Crack n Safe and Get
$4,000 In Stamps and Cash.
LAKEWOOD. n. J., April 22.-The big safe in
by professional cracksmen at an early hour
which $1,000 was in stamps and the remain
der in cash. Besides this tho burglars got
several registered letters. two Of which con-
tanned large sums OF money. and one contain
cd two arst-class passage tickets to Europe.
Besides taking all the stamps the bur-
glars took with them the postal note
book. from which only a limited
number had been used. They also
could make the notes convertible. Thus far
no clue to the burglars has been obtained,
The Post once here is IN the new Il'nes and
s sSsrnss D sirsesiy IN Opposite @ . sheet the e sGa i..11Sa
outside Of the hotel The only man that heard
Johnsogn. who lives on the o%pposits corner.
Leaping from his bod johnson ran to his win
dow and glanced across to the Post ONCE. In
ma Masked f,sio men NJ M" At et Wo1k az et the sA sh.t to- ID" safe.
He awakened his brother. Jesse johnson. and
descent was made to the street. Jesse. who
s D5sa. a. ~ hs 4 rs SS : F ;Ss sidss s:fen 80 eT as 70 It a. 4.
tract attention. When the chambers had been
all emptied he begsp shouting hre apd murder.
half afs 4 bioaf from 4; III Tho f Poss ofice. Wac had ' ~ shi s
time been aroused. and was on the sceno just
too much interssst 81. pd In fnSins out What had
Capt. Bradshaw. the Postmaster. loses several
valuable documents which were in the SAFE:
The loss OF money and stamps. 1t Is said. will
had complied with tbs law In keeping the sup
plies in q secure place.
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TIE PROSPECTS FOR WHEAT:
Reports from Six States which Indieste ~
IMPROVEMENT In the Crop.

u.,or.. From Six States which Indicate an
Improvement In the Crop.
TOLEDO. April 22.-During the past fourdays
G. A, KIM & Co. Of this city have received re-
ports from 1926 grain dealers and miiiers'
covering every county Of the six great winter
wheat States. which raise two-thirds OF the
winter wheat in the Union. This makes the
most favorable showing. Two-thirds OF the
reports say Excellent" and the remainder
report an average crop. Ohio raises about
40. 600 bushels per year. Most OF the 70.
ports note an improvement since April i. and
tho average condition Is somewhat betterthan
a year ago. The area o was almost as
large a; II. previous fall and very little was
Kansas. which last year raised, II .OOo.0 900;
or nearly as much as Illinois. missouri. ano
Michigan combined. now has the poorest
nrospect, 1t is not much. moro, than hait u
crop. The condition Is still growing worse.
Indiana reports indicate an average crop.
The condition has been improving. but docs
NOT average 1uite az well ms n year ago. when
thew raised 40. OOO. ~ bushels.
Illinois, Michigan. and Missouri now promise
Lass than an ave. age and all about the, same:
They raised about 25.00O.0OO bushels last
wear. Missouri and Illinois show no material
change recently. but Michigan has been Inn
moving. Illinois and Missouri have a poorer
outlook than q year ago. but Michigan Is only
n frihe worse,
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James Higgins, o years old. and his brother
John. who live at SIG West Twenty-seventh
street. with a boy named Gallagher. were 60
ing down town for EVENING SUNS yesterday.
They were racing after an Ice wagon going
east In Twenty-third street when 1t turned
short to get out OF the way OF a cross town car.
Jsmes's foot caught on the trac ok and he fell In
front OF the car horses. One OF the front
wheels OF the car went over the small OF his
back and he died In a few moments. Frank
Duty OF $50 West Thirty-second street. the
car driver. was arrested. Witnesses say he
was In no way responsible for the accident.
John iHiggins. the boys father. Is a lumber
man. and has been out Of work all winter. The
two boys and an older sister supported the
family,
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rnn HONE RULE 1ssUE.
Bir nIeetire or Usio,ists ~ Albert Halt
rs1ttor Fights IN ireland

rsstior fights q. Ireland
LoSpor, April 22-Albert Hall was crammsd
to-day with 10000 people. the occasion bHinG
the anti-home rule demonstration planned by
the Unionist Alliance. The spectacle was .
most brilliant one. The whole first tier OF
boxes was filled with ladies In bright summer
costumes. and the front platform was deco
rated with palms. masses OF flowers. and BAN
ners. The vast assemblage displayed great
enthusiasm. and sang Rule. Britannia" and
the national anthem. Among the distinguished
Unionists present were the Marquis OF Lon
%donderry. the Earl OF Arran, the Earl OF Ban
don. Baron Ashbourne. and nearly every Irish
Tory peer.
Tho Duke Of Abercorn presided at the meet
ing. He said that they were entering upon q
deadly struggle. Was everything they held
dear. he asked. to be abandoned at the com
mand Of the dictator. william + Gladstons2
Here the speaker was interrupted by groans
for Gladstone and cries OF 'Traltorr' and
"Barabbasl'
The Duke proceeded to say that the verdict
still remained with the British people. who
could be trusted to finally reject the abhorrsnt
measure.
Resolutions wsre adopted by the meeting
denouncing Irish homo rule.
The chief feature Of the meeting was Its
arlstocratic nature. No representatives OF the
democratic element OF Ireland appeared. The
speakers were exclusively Irish landlords or
dissentsrs. Even tho Unionist press admits
that the. political Importance Of the demon
s~tration 10 small. especially in view Of the fact
that the principle Of home rule has been
Many q the Ene!ish ,Uniopists would have
been better pleased had the Ulster contingent
been allowed. to remain at homo during the
excitement OF the last two or three days. The
visitors not only have made themselves some
thing Of nuisance to their friends. but also
have misbehavod in public SO fagrantly rs to
disgust their entertainers. Yesterday. for
instance, some sixty OF the Ulster loyalists
e astr.;. t Ct ths Se entTnne 20 Of Nh the f Hsass to deP.
groan. Mr.. Gladstone looked up in surprise.
then auicksnsd his pace and fastened in.
doors. while. the crowd In chorus. shouted
'Traitor!" after him..
BELFAsT. April 22.-One thousand men from
Queens Island shipyard marched through the
streets OF Belfast to-day singing the national
quarter Inhabited largely BY Nationaiists a
force OF rolice interfered to Quell the disorder
and several arrests were made.
DUBLIN. April 22.-The news OF the division
in the House Of Commons last night on tho Soc
ond reading OF the Irish Home Rule bill was
received In Armagh early this morning. The
Nstionallsts at once. proceeded to hold a cele.
bration in honor Of the triumph and paradsd
Unionists made a counter demon ~stration and
tho two parties came into collision. Shots
were EXCHANGED between the advocates and
tho antagonists of home rule. and several
persons were injured In the encounter. 1t Is
expected that there will be more rioting.
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KING HUMBERT,S CELEBRATION
Speeches Made by the Kulers or Germany
and Italy at the Bauquet.

Speeches Made by the Rulers or Germany
and Italy mt the Banquet
ROME. April 22-This afternoon was passed
BY King Humbert and Queen Margaret In re-
cetytng diplomatists. Cabinet Minister'S Mayors
OF Italian cities, civic and military societies.
and departmental Populations. Many OF the
ceremonies were imposing. Professions with
bands and banners were marching by the
palace most OF the afternoon.
An enormous crowd followed the procession
OF the Mayors. In response to cheers the King
and Queen appeared on the piazza. Deafening
shouts greeted them. From 8 to z o'clock the
6S,nsaeaaa Cheering and s]alutipe the King and
The parade was past.
This evening a gala banquet was given In
tthe Gobeling saloon OF tho Quirinal. More
nun 2oO persons were, present. King Hum;
t 1e.t o answered a., IN french ne toast to him and
snd gratitude. he said. by the Kindness which
MS ~, friSnds from all parts Of Europe had teen
the Emperor Of Germany, his august spouse.
snt all the Princes. relatives, friends. and
share tR Rsvdi sIish iGr S% Md,ion come ~ th to Rome to
gary The Queen, and he had accepted the
,itnd wishes Of all ms a token Of happiness for
In the name Of the Queen and himself he
orTHhs TO The health Of an,
ths nand played the rrussian anthem.
Emperor William rose to speak as the band
h"iIed PLAYING. lIo thanked the King Tor
iriendr:itj'F ira? and It Of the sy sin e S OF his personal
ing the Italian and German ssMhpalhS .! Hpit,
s sni5 suSds aS3Tags laid YOU today" he
melody Inspired by the love ~ d beautiful
their sovereign. hols that froy,donre lounnar
VIII Whteh oyer your MaJesties aud ali Your
Europe. Wv" ''a'' anu
The Emperor and Empress arc visiting tbs
most Interesting spots in the CITY. Fya,rv
where they are received with Hhao. 'eryi
shouts Of wslcome. The city is illuiainataeMdt.
the streets are thronged. Tho King has pro.
claimed amnesty for minor offenders. Wv
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Tony Eschbach's Closed.

The Hotel Eschbach. at $50 Fourth avenue.
has been closed. The furniture and all the
Vikings were moved out on Thursday. Tho
hotel was started moro than twenty years ago
by Tony Eschbach. and for many years its
restaurant has been famous as n chop house.
q block from Broadway and was out Of the line
OF the theatres and the clubs. II had been
hotel. the New Amsterdam. was begun on the
corner Of Twenty first street. and to make
room for It one Of the two houses which made
the trade Of the old hotel has fallen rapidly.
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Father FIaher,y VIII Move Tor n New Trial.

ROCHESTER,. April 22.-Bishop McQuade said
to-day that Father Flahorty Of Mount Norris
would not oflciate / his church o-morrow
nor anywhere else in fv,urs unless his convic-
ton was reversed. The court met at 8 o'clock
this morning to pronounce sentence. Mr..
Peck said that he wished to move for q new
trial. aud asked for the statutory stay Of sem
granted. This court then adjourned until IL
A. NJ. Monday. when the defence will argue for
carried to a higher court. 1t Is understood
that tho Jurors took. only. one ballot. They
waited. however. until late before coming In to
allow the excited crowd which hung about tho
Court House all day to disperse. The priest Is
now under bail for So. 900. This will be large
ly increased after Monday.
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CRUSHED BIZ ICE IN THE ATLANTIC
The Steamer Castlegate Sinks-Her Crew
Rescued by = Whalcr.

. sT. JOHNS. n. F.. April 22-Tbe sealing
steamer Diana. Capt William Barbour. re-
turned from tho seal fishery this morning.
having on board twenty-four men. the crew
OF tho steamer Castlezate. Capt. Milne. which
was lost on March 81. The Castlegate sailed
from Dantzig by way Of the Tyne for Philadel-
phia with a cargo Of sugar. and was crushed
in heavy ice in latitude 49, north. longitude
47' 81. west. A brave attempt was made to
save the ship when the danger was first dis
covered. A portion Of her cargo was jettisoped
and the pumps were kept constantly. going.
but the ice WAS very heavy and forced open
her seams. She was abandoned at 3 y. u. and
sank shortly after.
Tn. Diana bore down on the boats very soon
and picked up the crew and their belongings.
and has had Thorn on board for twsnty-six
days. AZ are well The Diana has I;5GO seals.
an oil tank. from New York to Ststtlr. put in
short Of coal. She was six days out and met
stormy weather.
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I.,eut. uerber. Ask. for Divorce.

San Francisco. April 22-An application for
divorce was nlsd yesterday by Lieut. W. c.
Herbert OF the United States Survey steam
ship Hassler against his wife. Grace Herbert.
on the ground OF inajelity. The couple were
married in November. = and lived together
three weeks. Herbert was then ordered away.
On his return this month. It Is said. he found
for the Neil Burgess County Fair" mpan
Towers was made correspondent In the suit.
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Notes or Foreign Happen,ns..

J,llhe Hon. I, Terrell. late Minister OF the
return to America. -
10 tresiient Carnot gave a Luncheon yesterday
Of trl m',4Lers OF the Behring Sea Tribunal
hemyHnItlGn he coun,el in the case. and The
ptss Si,s OF the President. was the only lady
CARD al the luncheon. The band Of the
tss HI ssnGGiiealne played In the gardens Of
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A Baaque, to Comvtroll.r Eek l.

OTTAWA. ILL.,. April pa banquet was tom
dered to james II. Eckels. the new COMPTROLLER
OF the Currency. this evening by his Ottawa
friends, Fifty guests were present. Among
Wy supreme Court. tho Hon. j. w. DUNCAN.
hhIs0rhey.tieners Moloney. and Judge {. s.
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The First Cram TO Pass Through the ship
Canal.

Superintendent Gould OF the Morris Dock
Naphtha Launch Company WAS the arst per-
son to take advantage OF the food which filled
the United States Governments ship canal ut
Kingsbridge. He sailed through tho broken
terday.
Nothing was done Yesterday toward repair
the first Of the week.
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VIII Contest Her Fathers VIII.

BosToN. April 22.-The will Of Elven ID. Hall
OF Jamaica Plain. ~disposing Of an estate val
ued at 100000. is to be contested by his
daughtsr,tMrs; Arthur Dewey, who married
aghlnst mo wishes Of her father. and who Is
PROVIDED ,pr only on condition that she bo-
come legally free from her husband.
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A Boat Containing Five bodies.

LONDON. April 22.-Ths vessel Cameo. which
arrived at Newcastle TO-DAY. reports having
picked up In the North Sea a boat containing
the bodies Of five men. The boat belonged to
tho Nnranside. a c~oastine vessel, which sailed
from Blyth on April IL for Neufahrwasser
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E~arthauake In sicily.

hoME. April PA severe earthquake shock
occurred at 2:3O o'clock this morning at
shock was followed by several others equally
as severe. What damage. II any. Was done hAs
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The Norwegian Ministry R.,,rn.

CHRIsTIASIA. April 22.-The Norwegian Min.
istry has resigned owing to tho refusal OF
King Oscar to sanction a resolution Of the
Norwegian Storthing in favor OF the appoint
ncnt OF Norwegian Consuls to represent the
abroad. instead of Norway depending for Con.
su!ar representation. as at present. upon Con.
nHls representing both Sweden and Norway.
ION OF tho Ministry brings to a critical stage
,he dispute long pending upon tho Consular
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MELHUISH-GIBBENS.-on March ~. 1898
at II. b Ms Consulate. Yokohama, Japan. before R.
de b. Layard. Esq. Acting Consul, and after " ard a
Christ Church. by the Rev. T.. Champneys.Irwins
N. A.. Constance. daughter Of the late Edwin A.,
Gibbons Of Fordham. New York city. to George John
Nsihuish OF Yokohoma and Kobe. Japan. No cards.
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EAplor.r Chanler Near Mount KenI..

ZtNzlHAR. April %. Letters bearing date up
70 March u have bssn received from William
AstoI Chanlsr. who is leading an exploring e1-
peuttton in East Africa. He says that ali tho
%dsmihefS Of his party are well. and no gives
sslalls Of their recent explorations In the
region around Mount Kenia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-23
sident Potter Sentenced to Sixty Days In
Hall,

Boston. April %. In tho United States Cir
cult Court to-day Asa 7. Potter. convicted by a
Jury some weeks ago Of false certifcation OF
checks drawn upon the Maverick National
by Judge Putnam to sixty days Imprisonment
in Cambridge Jail and to pay q fine Of 81. OOO.
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ALL NIGHT FIFE CENT LUNCH.

The Owl IL In Conmissiou md There VIII
He More to Follow.
The first Of the night lunch wagons that the
woman's Auxiliary OF the Church Temperance
Society intends to station in various parts OF
the city stood In front OF the Aston Place Bank
last night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-23

For Isaie., .hs hest and gsrsst tonic .. Dr.
cures dyspepsia. and tones up the system.
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SDfriaI 1otires.

MAPLE GROVE CEMETER RI. on the Long Island Rail.
road at Maple Grove Station, city once. ! .2T3 B'wAy.
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Austufss 'Nntirfs.

A wlre'- suty TO her FAMILY should lead her to
ave Adnmson's Botanic Cough Bhltan for all throat
ailments, All druggists. Trial bottles. 10 cents.
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On Tuesday night. April 20, at d o'clock, there VIII be q
performance OF Mendelssohn'. %sinfonia %cantata. "a
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Afliaious Notire5.

A ssocIATIoN HALL.-Rev. Thos. Dixon beRins q.
n day special series sermon at ~. THE Gates OF Hell
In Modern Babylon Ma. !, =" The Low Theatre"
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. HARLEM. Ienox Av. cor.
H 1924 st, y. Y Holy. Comm union, 4 A. ". Morning
prayer and sermon. II. ENrn song. 4 J.. NJ. E,ening
prayer and sermon. under the auspices. OF the Young
Peoples Parish ASSOCIATION. I:A, The Rev. Arnold II.
Reiding Will preach IN the morning and the Rev.
Charles II. Hall, u. D.. in the evening.
Al rs. HELEN Z. BRIGHAM at knickerbocker Conser
Vl yatory. ~ West 14th Bt.-Questions answered.
appropriations Lecture II 4. a.. + I. N.
SPIRITuALIsM -Adelphi Hall. 52d 81. and Broadway,
y sunday, 3 and : i. VI. Lecture and tests. }. VI.
Fletcher. speaker.
TEMPLE Emanuel: 9TH ay. and 43d st-sunday.
i ApIl ~. Rt II 4. ", the Rev. Dr. iottheil. sub
ject; " Progress OF Judaism In America During the Last
Pity Years. a discourse for the Columbian year. All
seats free.
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