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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-10
KINGS COUNTYS REVOLT
1T FORCES THE PERSONAL REGISTRATION BILL
BACK INTO COMMITTEE.


Albany, March (SpeciaD.-The Democratic white
winged doves OF peace and harmony are In de-
ploIable condition tonight. Their wings are broken
and they refuse even make the attempt to hover
over the Democratic camp Early to-day orders
came from the bosses OF the State Democratic ma
chine to pass the Personal Registration bill In the
Assembly tonight. CAUCUS Of the Democratic mem
bers was called hut all Of the Kings County members
refused to attend It, AS one OF the Kings County
leaders here said:
We've made the break now and We might as well
20 the whole hog or none"
Those who were at the caucus decided to obey
the orders OF the Bosses thinking that the Kings
County members would not stay out and refuse TO
support the bill when the final test came But the
Kings County did not show any signs OF backing
down when the evening session was called TO order
One reason for that was that Senator McCarty ap
peared In the chamber few minutes and talked
with the Brooklyn members as fast as they came In
They instructed to vote to recommit the Per
sona Registration bill to the judiciary Committee.
but not vote to kill 1t absolutely. The bill was
the second order OF business on the calendar but
before II had been reached Speaker suzer that
if an attempt made to pass 1t the machine
wolld suffer another disastrous defeat, and
that this time 1t might be OF such serious nature
that the recovery would not be as rapid as IL was
last time the bill came up. Mr. sulzer sent Tor
Daniel F. Martin. who has taken the place OF James
r.
and Charles r. Defrecst. the Clerk. who Is senator
Murphy's representative. and the three men dis
cussed the best plan to get out OF the predcament.
They thought that the best thing to do would he TO
send the bill back to the judiciary Committee and
hold II there until something had been done to patch
up a peace.
When the bill was reached Mr.. Ransom. Of Niagara
County, moved 10 recommit It to the Judiciary Com
mittce. He said that he had some important amend
ments to make TO 1t. No one believed that this was
the reason for the motion. and general laugh went
up at the open confession OF the weakness OF the
machine. Only three members voted against the
notion and they did more In spirit OF Jest than
anything else. ., -
The machine Democrats talking Of offering an
amendment to the hill which will change II mater.
ally This amendment is to provide that the list OF
the men who voted last year will be carried over
and after that there shall be personal registration
This Is simply an excuse however, for the motion
TO recommit the bill TO the committee; The ReRub-
and they will oppose the bill In any shape.
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A COMPANY TO PROSECUTE 4 BIG LAND CLAIM

Hazeton, Tenn. March 0.-The Burkhart- Mo'er Com
pany has been chartered under the laws OF New
Jersey for the purpose OF pushing the longdisputed
claim to the estate In schuylkill County between the
Moser heirs and the Lchgh Valley Coal and Navigation
Company, which involves some @I2,OOO,00o. The
capital stock Is $4,000 divided into 1000 shares nj
800 per share. The stock is not all held by heirs.
some OF II being In the hands Of politicians speaker
Flynn of the NewJersey House Of Representatives. Is
said to be In the syndicate. That the coal company Is
frightened is evinced by the fact that II has filed
sGuaters claim the tract. claiming right to II BY an
occupancy OF twenty-one years.
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PERTH AMBoY TO BE REDrsrRICTED.

Perth Amboy N. j., March o (Special).-The City
Council OF this place, at meeting Tuesday night.
decided TO redsrc the city before the spring election.
to be held next month. dividing 1t into six wards.
Three wards now have more than the legal popula'
on The change will alter the political complexion
of the city. As It Is now, ward Is hopelessly
Democratic and another overwhelmingly Republican,.
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CAMDEN uoMoEopATHrsTs STIRRED UP.

Camden " j., March 0.-The homeopathic ply
sicans are indignant at the action taken by their
aopathIc BRETHREN who met last night and denounced
the bill passed by the Legislature authorizing the
Establishment OF a homeopathic State insane asylum
I'm this county The allopathsts will send CON-
mittee to Trenton to urge Governor werts to veto
a.
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STEP TOWARD PURER ELECTIONS.
THE BALLOT REFORM LAW AMENDED AND
PASSED nv THE ASSEMBLY

THE BALLOT REFORM LAW AMENDED AND
PASSED BY THE ASSEMBLY.
Albany. March Special.-A substantial gain was
made this morning by the friends OF honest elections
when they secured the adoption by the Assembly Of
amendments to the Ballot Reform law allowing the
use OF party symbols the tickets This was one
OF the amendments to Richard Croker's election bill
which the Republican members OF the Assembly de-
cided time ago to ask the adoption Of but then
they did not think there would be Sufficient number
Of Independent democrats in this Tammany ridden
Legislature to carry the amendment. The hill was
u special order for this morning. and Immediately
after 1t reached Mr.. Ainsworth moved the adop-
ton OF amendment that provided for the use
Of the party symbol. The Republican symbol Is to
be q star the Democratic eagle, the Prohibition an
empty pitcher, and the Labor an uplifted arm. This
symbol is to be placed beside the party at the
head Of the column Of candidates.
Mr.. Ainsworth said TINT the bill had been perfected
since the last discussion Of 1t. and that In case his
amendment was not adopted yet he would vote for 1t
final passage.
Mr.. Quigley opposed the amendment but he did
not do with any degree of enthusiasm. nor did he
give any very clear reason why he opposed 1t. Mr..
Martin, of New York, made tho opposition to the
amendment on behalf OF Richard Croker. He did
not think that the ballot ought to be encountered
with sign telling the illiterae voter the party for
whose candidates he was voting.
Mr.. Malby spoke in favor OF the amendment. He
declared that the present system Of voting. with the
paster ballot, coarse and cumbersome. lie
pointed the heavy election printing bills that the
counties Of the State had - pay, and said that
the assessments upon candidates for printing paster
ballots were quite heavy now before the Law
went into effect Mr.. Butts, Tammany Hall men,
ber surprised OF his associates by speaking In
favor Of the amendment. He said that he wanted to
the intelligence Of the voter put 10 the test. II
II were only far as discriminating between an
empty water pitcher and uplfted arm. Mr.
Fish applauded the independence Of Mr.. Butts. In
no sense Of the word this question party one
and he glad to member Of Tammany Hall
break away The amendment was adopted by a vote
Of Sc to 81. All the Republican members voted
for It,
When the bill up for final passage Mr..
Quigey made another OF his meaningless speeches.
lie tried to be exceedingly bitter. but only obtained
ridicule for himself. lie voted against Il. and four
teen more Kings County members did likewise Mr.
Terry, OF Saratoga County, was the only Republican
who voted against the bill. The bill received lOl
Affirmative and 10 negative votes. AS the bill now
stands, 1t Is wonderful Improvement over Its con
djtion when 1t first left Richard Cookers hands
With the exception Of the retention Of the paster
ballot 1t Is much true ballot reform than the
state ever has since the adoption OF the present
mo. hod Of voting.
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ACCIDENT AT TIE NIAGARA RESERVATION.

Niagara Falls. n. Y. March o. Especially -About 8
O'Clock this afternoon the mass OF Ice that had
gathered during the winter on that portion OF the
inclined railway building below Prospect Park IN
the State Reservation sld down and crushed in the
roof Of the waiting shed and ONCE below. At the
time the slide occurred Edward Lane, the ticket
SELLER an enploye Of the Reservation. was IN the
Office and was crushed under the falling roof. The
stove in the Office was upset and stnrted lire The
floor of the Office burned through, and Lane dropped
into the cellar from which place ne Was rescued with
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had such a commission. In answer to q question
from Mr.. Fish. DIR. Terry admitted that there
nothing TO prevent the Governor from appointing
homoeopathists on the present commission. DIR. II.
NJ. Paine OF ALBANY. said that the homeopathic
could not get their rights from the present commits
sion They desired homeopathic asylum In Oneida
County and one In the western part ~ the state
They did not want 10 have anything TO do with the
present Lunacy Commission.
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LIMITED TO A HEIGHT OF 100 FEET.

Chicago, March 0.-After months Of labor on an
ordinance limiting the height OF buildings COM
mittee Of the City Council last night reported that In
It's judgment the height Of Chicago buildings shonld
be limited to 100 feet. A long debate followed the
report to the Council and ,the ordnance was finally
amended to read that no building should be over 40
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The STATE WILL TAKE FIRE ISLAND.
THE BILL TO REIMBURSE GOVERNOR FLOWER
pAssED-DEMocRATIC HARMONY
EXEMPIIF1ED.

ExEMPMF1ED
Albany, March Speclap The harmony which
beats In the breasts OF the members OF the Demo
cratic party present again eAcmplined In the
sepate to-day by n attack upon Governor Flower
bv senator McCarren one OF the two Democrats from
Kings County. Mr.. MoCarrcn hung his assault upon
the peg Of Mr. Fishs bill to reimburse Governor
Flower for his payment OF s2lO,00O for Fire Island
for quarantine station. Mr.. McCarren criticised the
bill on the ground that Governor Flower had been I'M
posed upon when he was led to pay S2tO,OOc Tor the
blond. which In reality was "Only worth aaoooo.'
In his Judgment the State would be swindled out OF
100000 by this arrangement. II was scandaiols.
be said. that Flower was putting personal
pressure upon Senator's induce them to vote for the
bill. Senator's who criticised the Brooklyn Senators
Tor opposing the establishment of permanent quar-
antine station at Fire Island did So undoubtedly. on
the theory that "the place for boil Is on the other
fellows neck,
These remarks OF Mr.. McCarren led Senator Cantor
eleclare that the Brooklyn Senators were opposing
- Fire Island bill merely out OF pique because
o~snor Flower had vetoed the bill legannng the
- Of the Brooklyn Board OF Aldermen In apPro.
Hhing 100000 for the Columbian Celebration. !"
- under these circumstances that Senator McOarren
nsee his declaration OF upon Governor f1owei
n speech which I've had previously written out. but
u'eh he delivered though In reply 70 eeh-
sns Cantors remarks. 1t was speech which re-
pssed to Hugh Mclaughlin. of Brooklyn. as "a as
uneished leader" in the Democratic party VINO nao
~ been treated with courtesy by Governor Flower
Senator Asphalt made vigorous assault % Tue
ns, d.s sd that the property was worm o"''
Stnstors Erwin oConnor saxton. Coggeshall ana
n'cr spoke n favor Of the Ill., ana II was GasSsv
"a NcCarren voting against it. senator Asphalt.
vas absent when The vote was sks Mcd have
vosed against II.
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FLOODED STOCK BURNED TO DEATH.

Baltimore March 9.-Fifty blooded horses and several
Fresian cows burned II death last night
the stock farm Ryerbank, in Baltimore County
The loss on buildings and stock Is estimated at $4,000
The property mostly belonged to g. o. Wilson, The most
valuable horse burned Cabash by Bashaw, Ir dam
Cachuca. He was valued at $4,000.
Nashville Tenn, March 9.-FifteeD fine racehorses be-
longing to Colonel W. NJ Ewing were burned last night
at Franklin Loss so, 900; insurance Among them
was Rowcna dam great Dallas valued IS 00O
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HARVARD TO PLAY YALE LAW SCHOOL.

Cambridge Mass March tSpecial).-Manager Ill.,
of the Harvard nine today received q letter from
the manager OF the Yale Law School nine, asking II
a game between the two clubs could not be arranged
to take place at Cambridge. Captain rockingham ana
Manager I'LL at once accepted the challenge The
date will probably be In the early part OF June.
1t is possible that Harvard will 60 even further and
try to arrange two games, II Yale Will agree 10
play both Of them In Cambridge.
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confirmed Insurance Commissioners there were onl4
twelve Senators present, o quorum Of the Senate
being thirteen. The four Republicans who were seate6
by the House yesterday took their seats this morning
and were sworn In.
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IR. CLEVELAND NAY GO AROUND THE WORLD

Cincinnati, March 0.-Passenger Agent Clinord OF
the Canadian PncIhc. who Is in the city, Is authority
for the statement that President Cleveland hns vrtu
ally promised that. II nothing turns up within the
next years to alter his Intentions. he VIII take
trim around the world. The circuit Will be made In
tbis way: Over the Canadian Pacific from Quebec
TO vancouver by rail. 1896 miles from vancouver
TO Yokohama, 4.2s3 miles from Yokohama to Hong
Kong. 1907 miles; from Hong Kong to San Porte
437 miles from San Porto to Colombo. LIZA miles
from Colombo to Alden, 1903 miles; from Alden TO
port SaId 1 305 miles from Port said 10 London,
257O miles: from London 70 Quebec. 9.66l miles,
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MAYOR MAxNINcs LIST OF INSPECTORS.

Albany. March (epecaD.-The Democratic mucu'e
eve The appointment Of inspectors Of election ior the
municipal election confines to grow more Dense
sueee s. l.. Nayham. who stayed Judge fursman
ssaer directing Mayor Manning to publish the n'n
80 Of inspectors as those adopted by the Eiecuon
oemn'ssion. revoked his stay last night ana 'ooay
santed an order to show cause before Judge hericA
saturday why a stay should not be efan'e1
100 HerIick u the frontispiece Of the Cleveis"s
g neesass here. and under bis directions, !" =.
Mayor Manning has been acting. 1ns n'A
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STRUCK BY A DISAPPOINTED OFFICE-SEEHEk

Trenton, March Ex-senator Lemuel c. Miller. Of Cape
May, assaulted this morning In the ONCE Of tho
Windsor Hotel by exSherR Alfred F. Adams, and ~ .
consequence the Senator has Hesh-colored piece II
plaster his left eye. The assault was the out
come Of a warm fight for the lay 1udgeship OF Caps
May County, which was ended yesterday by the ap-
pointment OF Joseph E. Hughes a Republican.
Adams q candidate and greatly disappointed.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. THURSDAY, MARCH Q. 1925
ARRIVED. -.

steamer weimar GER Meier. Bremen February "a.
ESnsS asss ssry o H.
at s ss Bsr At pl ge e s," Trinidad February 81
Gnad' Ss Win b, %Ge ana passenger to George c"r'
Nrs Ste,ms cr Mar GS,n Nsworeans March s. VITA
with mdc to Frederick d Dalnc. Arrived at the Bal
Steamer Old Dominion Couch Richmond and Norfolk:
with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion Steamship
a Ship FS s Rasa9 co., ce January 49, With
ss 'ssr Il iciao"a BIikc%an Point voa D.
Steamer ,iuyando,te Walker, Norfolk and Newport
steamer Trinidad (Drl, Fraser, Bsrmuda-A ontcr.
steamer Kansas City. Fisher, saynnn,h7K L Walker
Steamer America (Nor) Iiooslef, Halifax, s-Funch,
.sa%s, Geo CLYDE JG PHSs Turks Island San Do
steamer Specialist IBrl, Prentice, Pernambuco. Rio
''T Ship Emily Whitney Parsons. Saigon, uhna-B
Park Florence = Edsest CDp. Mcbride, Fast London
IL Cr ponm no, Err nco xuov,,,s Mos,. nro
lark lark E o" S as Kia,so NSpes-funsh. Gdys
Steamer Suevia ger, Hamburg.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice ded he s, fssn that on s are MsSeh
1S% Of 's @ Of tho % ss on the
North Carolina. The light will be about hreequaers
magnetic: No.. , ..,n',.
column surrounded height Of four fee, above the
water BY Triangular protection Of plies, nineteen fee
The gs win b sISI,ssS from white aSsss;
illuminate 90 degrees Of the sosi,on The isht. should
be Visible from seven to eight nautical miles in eleas
s $ ss t nave 5ss Nos cs
by order OF the Lighthouse. Board.
oc.o q, Tho Y,o,,h ear-Aa%al u s Navy ChaIrnsn
Tbs lighthouse inspector at Tompkinsve " " issue
spar lucy with red and ba;s HORIZONTAL stripes has
s Ias S :. aSss
mean low water athoms outside ana fshoms aside
IT, p sss .S" 'ss p"s , n g"
sds Of so1s SE ~ r sSa Of Very rock on upp
xsr de ssciss lighted Ssoys l:si"ey Channel and
THE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAMERs-FoREIGN FORTS.
Steamer corean tBr); Main; from New-York February
steamer Bes:e B ssed from Rio Jsneo for New
steamer Euclid BD Farrell, sailed from St Lucia for
steamer Annie iBD, White. sailed from Batoum Tor
stea%s. shssy from rslemo March for New.
STEAMER Island DAM ski0ds sailed from chrsssnsanl
steamer NasmytS DR. saiIed from Santos for New.
Steamer cfsma tBD. Lord sailed from LeIsh for New.
Steamer !Iindoysae erp. E.e.rns from Sew.Y.rk
fcr Copenhagen and ste;sn. arrived It swinsmunds
ste.ne. Majestic. tBr. PsrseI sssled from oussss-
ese.@es EMS ~ ' ssss from Gems ~
y: S;.;sss Ss. :s s': !: 80:
~ ..i x. u, "a, q = ~ e. q q 4 q -
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IN THE CONNECTICUT LEGIsLArURE.

Hartford, Conn.,, March 0-Mr. Phelps introduced
In the Senate to-day a resolution correcting the
journal Of Friday. March g. to show that on several
occasions during the day there was no quorum
present The measure Is Important us 1t seeks to
show that when ex senator john s. seymour Was
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BOXING AT THE NETWORK ATHLETIC CLUB.

Tho New.York Athletic Club will give Its final pro-
fessIona boxing tournament OF the the club.
house in Fiftyffth.st., tomorrow night. Some In.
teresng bouts have been arranged. The contests will
be between Jack" McGrath and Frank Craig C. CoQhan
and John Jackson Charles Mccarthy and NJ j. Koarney.
O. II. zecler and Edwlrd Ryan. and ''Biy" Weldon and
Jack" Lynch. All the contests will be at six rounds
except between Lynch and Weldon. which viii
he al twelve rounds.
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difficulty He was badly burned and bruised, and
little hope is entertained OF his recovery While the
6remen and others at work he cheered them
on by calling Hurry up, boys"
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 16Sct 5:57Moon rises IL a.mlMoons =
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
MSandy Hook 81 Gov. Island He'll Gate :S8
PM-Sandy Hook Gov. Island 3:30lHeu Gate t;21
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AN OFFER OF $1,000 WEEK TO FIrzsIMMoNs

Huntsville KY March "a W. COMBS. manager OF
1.-THE Railroad Ticket Company playing In this city,
has telegraphed Fitzsimmsns the pugst offer Of
81 600 = week travel with his company.
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men me assert that they will prosecute Mayor Manning
LOT contempt OF court In refusing to obey the
oamus and have the lists published as directed.
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CLOSE OF THE HORSE SALE AT LEXINGTON.

Lexington KY, March o (SpecIaD.-The attendance
small at the Woodland Shanklin sale Of troters here
to-day The sale closed after selling during the four
DAYS 225 head for s531s0 general average Of Sos
No animal brought high price to-day
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ANNExAT1oN OF NEW UTRECHT TO BRooKLY

Albany, March "a hearing was had this AFTER
noon before the senate Cities Committee on senator
McCarty's bill annexing NcwUtrccht 10 BROOKLYN
Corroraton Counsel jerks OF Brooklyn. was present
TO show, as he said, that Mayor Body was not OPP
poscd 10 the bill. George W. Wlngatc. James D.
Lynch, NJ. J. McGrath and James A. Townsend argued
I'm favor OF the bill and James G. Church In oppos
tIon Mr. Church asked that another hearing BE- given,
and this granted for nest Wednesday afternoon
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THE SPEEDWAY BILL SIGNED.

MAYOR GILROY'S PLAN FOR GREAT DRIVE
WAY APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR
Albany, March Ex-Governor Flower has signed SEN
ator Plunkitts bill providing for driveway in New
York CITY, which embraces the plans OF Mayor Groy
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ron A p1wL1C LIBRARY IN BRYANT PARK.

Albany. March (special).-An amendment was
nsertcd this morning by Mr.. Farquhar In the Dill
introduced by Colonel Webster, providing Tor the re-
movn of the City Hall In New-York City. that allows
the Commission charged with the erection OF tne new
r,un,cpal building to erect the City Hall In Bryant
park and turn II TO the trustees OF the lideh
estate for public library. The bill was on secona
reading when the amendment was proposed. MI
rarouhar said that the city authorities were In hvor
a, the amendment, and that Colonel Webster had
.oreed 10 accent IT, Colonel Webster supported the
ststement and the bill amended was sent TO thrd
reading.
To REPORT THE ADIRONDACK PARK BILL.
Albany. March p.-Thc Assembly Committee on
Public Lands and Forestry gave hearing this after
noon on Mr. Smiths Adirondack Park BILL embodyins
Governor Flowers views. Warden Fox. OF the For
estry Commission ex-senator Collins. Of Albany: Mr.
unson of the Revision Commission. and others spoke
in favor Of the BILL The committee decided to report
II favorbly.
FOR A HOMEOPATHIC LUNACY COMMISSION.
Albany, March 9-The Assembly Ways and Means
committee gave hearing this afternoon on Mr. Nor
r,ss bill providing for the appointment Of Homoe-
onsthic statc Lunacy Commission. DR.. NJ. o Terry,
~ Utica said TINT the present Lunary Commission
shoved favortism In sending homeopathic patients
"a other than homoeonathic institutions Rhode I.and
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
SATURDAY, MARCH IL.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
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SATURDAY. MARCH IL.
The morning call., 1893-12-04
WINE WAS OPENED.
A Bottle That Fell Into a Room al
the Postoffice.

Crash went bottle through the sky
light If the registry department in the
Postoff1ce On Saturday afternoon. scatter
ing glass all over the room and coloring
with its red liquid contents pile of valu-
able letters awaiting distribution on one
OF the desks.
The clerks in the department were con-
siderably startled at first. They could not
understand the nature of the attack nor
the quarter from which the peculiar mis-
slle came. For time no one could be in
duced TO make an investigation, all fearing
a repetition Of the mysterious attack.
Finally the cashier discovered that the
skylight of the registry office is directly be-
meath window Of the Custom house. A
bottle of red wine had been cast out from
the latter department regardless of conse-
Quences and found Judgement on top of
cash packages and rich envelopes. I'm
consciously there was a serious infringe
meni OF postal rules. Wine was opened in
The PostOffice
The morning call., 1893-12-04
The Keith Concert.

William Fl. Ksith's farewell concert, to
be given in Metropolitan Hall on next
Friday afternoon. will prove great at
traction. and 1t is believed greater sue
cess than the one he gave short time
since. Those who heard the young Cali
fOrnia barytOne at that time are anxious
10 hear him again, and the many who lis
tened to him at the Bauer concert wish once
more TO be charmed by the sweetness of
his voice. On this occasion he will be as
sisted by Mrs. j. L. BERN ingham Mrs.
Mary Hyde Keeley, Miss Ella Lawrie,
Fred Knell and Signor ). Martinez