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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
RUTHERFORD.

PRINCIPAL HAsCALL's HOUSE SET ON flhh'
Several attempts to burn down the mouse y, w."
1ev. Thcodorus b. lia'cali' pfiN''p" y. ,os wore
,ord puhlic schools at Ridge and PAsS"ic a'eS' ~
,ado YESTERDAY. and coming close on the eA'N,S
school meeting and the resignation OF Mr. has, H.
tho inccpdiary fires have aroused ih'cise 1 N.,
'"e ',,n,, 4 short time ago Mr. and MIS-
,,s,ou -avo nm housekeeping. renting their nome "
\ Young married couple named Gray About ~
o'clock Yesterday morning Mrs. Gray found Two u'''
brclos on fire in an extension kitchen. uSc' '','
s,oreroom. A refrigerator and part OF the wa" w..
., h,. M other damage done sooh ai''i
ward Mrs. GRAY left the house IN charge Oh .,
,on, who noticed a smell OF smoke. but a''rn",,u "
to the fire that had been pun out - ~ .a,,.oa
,n,s,nc through the roof Of the kitchen uhue'o'"'
nov and sbc sent out an alarm Three hrc cohI''''
ao'rond.d and saved the main building thou.h 'n'
,>t.,son was ruined. An investigation 'howcu VII, IN
T., ono mart Of the building five c1iloh can Va h -"
W VA Noon sct on fire, while In ann' h,r p'iD a ,r,,
of waste papcr and bag OF sulphur % ,r,ll repair
w irni,cd 4 few hupdred dollars VIII i'P"''
the damage.
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steamer spaarndom Dutch BouieE. Rotterdam vie
Bouiosne-Funch. FAYE Co, ,,rd Guantanamo. S,
'-eJ,. amer La 'hampssne ,Fr. Frangeu. Hsvre-'A
Steamer Aene (Br, seider. Kingston. Jamaica ETC.
steamer Xurania OBJ. Mckay Liverpsol-Vern0n
"'S saner Of Texas. Rogers Brunswick and Fer
steamer White Gross (Bp. Mcdowell. Hong Kong
sh.ncaai e,c-Barber & Co 81, r.
steamer Kong Erode tNor), Pedcr'en' o0roena'-"
STEAMER circass. tDr. Wilson. GssFsw-hsnder'0n
steamer U,stcn tNOr, Thomson Ba'asos-D0nne'''
i's s,samer NewYork. JumisOn. southampson-InArna'
n;.amer irosuoi. Penninpn Charleston sad Jackson
s,cannr Carhsnre Ir) Gaddas MaTsellss and San;
s"'i Enc der Remkassen. Bremen. vie sOu
I1sS Isssn TsSs. sa s;t fs
rs.s:pAss , cAsmf p.ii., Ia a''y'' puerto
Scrsne. Mississippi tBr). yates Lonooh-"o"''
NOTICES TO MANNERS.
Point. ,, >, 200, .
Notice syG" that on Os or aS" Win APl ak and WHIT
T. m.. yE s Of % fsss !" Point ispsoS'
sharp shr sound sis.uscsh It yS" S hs w hsst
T T", Si'ssnS CO. n,lys rsP% s,sss
,assn from Sn1r S ,2e NS n Of a. Avn n
g. s ovst SSE' i E "a miles Baker Island Light
Fearing. ar, magnetic AMI gwen approximately dis
'anee' are ~ E nsn, al ". 10 delaware Bay
,o s sss II IL 49, the
s' 9I1s' = sS 4
S5;s ssSnt s% a'''a''
are ore es" Of the s"f ssf@
ou III. r Esse,S%%Ffbi board wssSiSs:oa. b. O.
March %. 1873
.,a.r.rs Moorish Prince for fernandna; Iroquois,
cba n',s.'' and jacksonV!lie ,
Ass aeG va l %S l,d for HS.,on Cottage CITY
ruE MOVEMENTS OF TEAMERs-FoREIoN PORTS.
. sies is. N"aTals 4 "'u'"s . "n
stsmey EoV; IIFs lN"mr'O"' sailed from Liverpool
for s Ss%f'.s a'SA De sailed fro"
ss.smer ETHIOPIA IBr), Young 'a'l'd from Neville for
/, AnnsIr :ed SiaS; r9ini NEsA g. for
StSas s: %ms S. r H. Oyer w ,S% Sharon ' '
90 ST. ST. 0Iia ana pI "c m aSa tie Isle Of Wight
Ma s tT Tao nina ter Koch NewYork March
ior Hameais r.-ss psysr Mar" Va "a vo,, Marc,
for S p %r Dun ss '% '"'0'a ''sA
P%s PS %i, M iES% @
steamer pan, eI ks San, t Ms,,i SswY'rk March
10 for DSy' SoIs Knude ' sailed from
for Ncw.York March 20. A.
York arrived ,t Stettin March 20 .
steamer Ruga GER Ie'thauser from Ne"'forK March
If arrived at Hamburg Msrch - ,--
amer Morava (i''rl Winchcr' sailed from Ha"o"re
Tor Ncw.Nork March "a 49,. w., na
steamer Aler (',er Christoners, from bfeneh salieu
/ for New York March -. .
0' steamer Vc du Havrc (Fr sailed from Bordeaux for
Ncw.York March -. . 49,, ~, ,,...
Stramer Pcconlc Br Iarnden. from New.Yor@ March
a. arrived al Lisbon Mar~h % c.
o s,~,me, Fucrst Bismarck GER Abers from Syracuse
,SiciIv' for Hamburg arrived at Pilernw Nirch %
steamer Loeb Etlye Or. Young from New YORK March
for Hden and BOMBAY. passed Aleiers March 70,
Steamer Empress Japan Br), Lee, sailed from Hong
ON for Vancouver March ~
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CONVERTING TIE DEGREE ORD Y. y.
rIFrY.TwO PUPILS OF THE AMERICAN VETEE
MARY COLLEGE GRADUATED.

r1rry.TwO PUPILS OF THE AMERICAN VETEE'
INARY COLLEGE GRADUATED.
The eighteenth annual commencement OF inc Amen
can Veterinary college held last night at Chicken
ing Hall The place crowded TO the doors Dy the
70 aiyes and lends OF the young mel who 70 eived the
degree D. V. ;. There were flty-two VINO were
graduated last evening. DR.. Faneuil ID. Weiss presi
den of the Board OF Trustees OF the college presided
Tho Rev F. x. Morse said prayer and pronounced the
hencdction After W. <. Rhoais had delivered the vale
dietary Granville p Iawcs made an address Professor
Charlie, A. Dorrmis awarded the prizes H. H. Ilenpei
n received III p he fer la'si III best ;e erIi eX
animation: = A. Wright ,cond best cXamnit on, = h.
Ilovd hest practical examination q. l.. IiagrnburGcr
anatomy Z. l.. Volgenau best paper on surgery III
thc Junior class, w. c. Signuld received the prize III
anatomy Charles E. Clayton and H. +. steele were
made house surgeons Here are those who graduated
" A. Attfed, l.. F.. Buckley. {. X. Biodeinan. H. IL
n,or A. j. Burkholder, g. ". Bickell. &. +. Clayton
CT H. Doepel F. =. Dorian. ". f. Davis J. \. EaiicW
C. Ferguson c. f. Garman, :. Glasson r., j. Gardner
ir. L. H. Ilcmpemann. q. L. Ilagcnburccr, y. " Hall
NJ E. johnson. L. Y. Kccham, ;. +. Lloyd. r. Is. Met
calf A. F. Mount. {. II. Martin. j. J. Marshall H. D.
Nc, lcllan W. I. MoCoun. j. =. Ncstler. {. A. Parker
SON. IT, j. v Prathcr, J. \. Peed. W. A. Porter X. Is.
= .eman, J. b. Quin. G. A. Raquc, y. b. Rhodes, W
L. lthoads, J. f. Rowe, IT, II. L. smith, H. I. steele
l. e. Scripture. II. E. otyer G. schroeder, w. r. string
hmm = Is. Staples, X. ). Todd, ii. =. Usher r.. IT,
Nolgcnau c. J.. Van Schaich, 5. A. Wright, X. NJ
Weightman, F. p. Williamson.
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MONEY FOR THE KLERSEY FAMILY.

VOW THAT THE HUSBAND is DEAD AND
CHILD DYING. RELIEF COMES.
Tho cbarred body Of Joseph Klersey, the Brooklyn
man who set himself fire on Thursday lay Ill a
rine box In a rear room at NO. 900 Myruea'e' '''.
,erday In another room four children piaSeu aoou'
,ho s,ove 4 Young woman sat lisuessly on chair
watching the little play and now ana 'heh s'e
ing by the rude box or TO the front door' u
some Kind inquiry She received women VINO uio'e
nm In tbir carriages and left packages OF 1000 anu
clothing. with now and then sum OF money
Ms Kler,ey met a Tribune reporter last evening
with a smile OF sadness as she SAID Oh' '"''o
good pcoTle had only known how we sunereu o.io'e'
Ia. might have been living to-day instead OF oene
Nike the trunk OF burned tree. lying there IN Una.
bare box, The body of the SUICIDE Will po o"''''
to-day in Cypress Hills Cemetery.
For the sum Of So Mr.. Murray, an uhdcT'aher VI
wvtbeaye AMI south Sccond-st.. has generously con
scented 10 take charge OF the funeral lie sam 10
Tribune reporter last evening that Ce asked ohiv lor
that amour, 50 that he would not lose any'hih" Dr'
veher 81 South Ffthst, reported last evening that
the boy Willie in critical conditch ana "au
little chance Of living.
some members of the New-York Stock Exchange
,.re anxiors 10 aid the Klersey family after they
had read the account OF their misfortunes In The
Tribune Yesterday, and they collected S1oo In the
Exchange and sent that amount TO Tie tribune
Office This sum was given TO MIS-. hlerey i@s'
cven!ng TIE members Of the STOCK EXcnfhge VINO
contributed the $1Oo preferred that 'her names
should net be mentioned. j. U. NJ ana IT, H.
s. sen, g. for the family
George Nacculoch Miller sent the following letter
10 this ONCE:
aJudeing from The Tribune's article upon the mai
who set Himself on Fire. and Burned Before Ills
Children, in Brooklyn yesterday. that 1t would be
glad to be instrumental In obtaining reiIei Tor M,
T1,,~i,v 7 encose herewith s. TOR the purpose II
seeming 10 me us piteous case as ever was toid
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KELLY DOES NOT SIGN.
WARD WILL TRY TO SECURE ANOTHER CATCHER
FOR TIE GIANTS.

WARD WILL TRY TO SECURE ANOTHER CATCHER
FOR TIE GIANTS.
Every preparation has been made for the opening
Of the baseball seas this neighborhool next week
Kelly is the only NewYork club player not under con-
trset and C. H. Byrne OF the Brooklyn club. does not
propose 70 IVORY over the who have refused to ga
IN Broklyn the Giants will report for duty at the Polo
Grounds Oh Tuesday first will be PLAYED on
Thursday In Brooklyn the players have been ordered
10 report next and the opening game at Eastern
rark will b. played oil April D.
fohn NJ Wari had what he considers Ills final inter
view with Kelly yesterday. Kelly at time pi ked W
signing the contract before him. but
he changed his mind OF the last moment ward con
auted 20 lay Kelly handsome bonus fos signing which
he NAV not get Kelly agreed % ever thing except
a 10 reporting He wanted 70 appear on TIE VARIETY
.,a,e in Chicago until April H. while Ware inste that
bs should report the Polo Grounds not later than
.r g. Ward will TO secure another catcher at once
Ihe Nsw.York club will play the Manhattan College
..,o nj the Polo Grounds Thursday; Princeton Col
Ice. On April aud Columbia College on April .; Dart
mouth ON Apiil T. and Yale on April 10 The Giants
MAY at Northampton. Mass, the morning CT April T.
"a q. uovokc ON the OF the same day The
,rs, team Will open the Troy grounds April L. ami
viii play the Troy two games in This city between
MAJ date and April IS. Fullers contrac; was received
by the local oniciais yesterday
e. H. Byrne ha. ordered his men TO report for duty
,cxt saturday lie thot there Is no truth In the
v,p,ors that Lovett will be traded for St,lcy. King
ANYBODY else. Iovet will play in Brooklyn or nowhere.
The opening game at E,stem Park viii be played with
either dc 81 John Manhattan College nn~ on April
O. Richardson may bring suit against the Washington
club for fulGlment Of contract.
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Jersey CITY.

IN the First District Court before judge ,o'''
q, Jersey CITY, Claude Boland YESTERDAY sucd r,"'o
sturm 10 recover Il loan Of $50 made IN l77' Inv
curtv was a 800 share OF the farh'na "'
Company's stock. The defence was '~'' r""s
should have sold the stock before ''e ',' ', ..
:. .ro-,hIa.s Judge Porter held that poland was
.a- M OBLIGATION TO do SO. lie gave Judgment LOT
s7s and directed sturm to pay the money ""'
take back his bond.
Charles b. Thurston, president OF the 'eFSt, ."l
and Bcrgen Railroad Company. yesterday sa'' ''
IN, statement put forward by III" Board OF ir"'e ~
tho effect that his company paid 40 io'ai ''A'''
not true lie said that the company We , II mid
' 81 no1 600 instead Of 500 OOo ana Iiht II P''
~, ,ba state - 0,,2 o. ia taxes. ol when Inc '''V
Maid over TO jersey City $500 90.
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OUTGOING STES ii GRS.
70 DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK-FRlDAY. MARCH ~, 1893
ARRIVED.


Arrived.
Steamer Britannia tE,l. smith, LIVERPOOL March Is
Queenstown 10. with md,e and passengers IL Malt
land Kcrcy Arrived a III" Ear 81 "A
Stcamc. ,,othia tti, Won Bs,owtk. Strtt,n February
"a ,,othrnburg March I, thri,tiansand with rd.c
and passengers T. Il Corts. Arrived at the Bar at
noon during thick fog.
steamer Normanna GER. Hebch Hamburg March 10,
Southampton L. with md,c and pa scngcrs 'ortis
Arrived at the Bar at 10 M
STEAMER Essen (Gc-). BIuhn Hamburg March .. with
mdse passengers 10 X Cortis. Arrived the Bur
STEAMER DANA GER. Hamburg March Il. IIavrc H.
with md.e passengers b. Il j Cortis Arrived
Bar at 10 a M ard detained on account Of fog.
steamer Rotterdam Dutch Roggcvecn. ROTTERDAM
March H. win mdsc and passengers to Funch. Edge IL
Co. Arrived a the Bar at T. 80 NJ.
Steamer ZaIndam Dutch. Duit ROTTERDAM March 6,
Boulopne TO- ml-c and passengers Funch. Eiye
& Co. Arrived a the Bar at
Steamer santiago Ryder. CIcnfuegos March Il. St
Jago 49, Nassau 90 with mde and TO James
Steamer Portia (Br A-h, ~ Johns y f. and Halifax
y nd-c and messengers to Eowring A. Archibald.
Steamer CITY Of Columbia, Jcmey. West Point. Va.
with passengers n Oh Dominion steamship Co.
steamer old Dominion. Couch Richmond and Norfolk.
with mdsc and passengers To Old Dominion steamship Co.
Schooner Yacht Alert Corkum, Gibraltar February .,
Bermuda March H. to olrott Co.
Sandy Hook, q 40 D m.Wlni calm; dense fog.
At City Islani-wnd lleht. northeast dense fog.
CLEARED
steamer Prins Wcm Ill Dutch SHUTTER. Port gu
Prince, etc-kunhardt Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
Npw STATION IN PHILADELPHIA,

The new station OF the Philadelphia and Reading
n. r., at Twelfth and Market SITS. Is now used by the
folIow,rn New York and Philadelphia trains, via
Central Railroad OF New-Jcrsey and Philadelphia and
Reading r. r., viz:
7 AZ 10 90 A. m. oI5. 100, 9 90, 7 30 p M,
i2 is mdt; Sundays. 8 80. 10: 80 a. ~: 500 p M.
streets. for New.York at 40 30. 30 n M.
80. 90. 5:l5 p. M. IL :ol init; Sundays, g 100,
10 90 A. m 5I5 p. M, and l2 :01 md.
All these trains, excent the 30 n. m, from
Philadelphia, and tho 1 90 p. m. from New. York,
Will stop at Spring Garden Street station. Philadel-
pha
Connection now being made with Royal Blue Line
trains between Wayne Junction and Ninth and Green
Streets win be continued for the present -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
HE sHor MS WIFE. But HE GAVE MYSELF UP

Luigi Baharno. who on thursday hSh' a'oi.c"'
.ho and killed his y0ung vii, at No. 80 Lews-st l.
,,rts.,cr ln the Tonb, Early IN the morning he had
cent notice TO Captain Eans. Of tho Twelfth Precinct
that he would surrender himself 10 the police - soon
A. he could secure the services OF counsel and arahs
Il, got bail In that hope he fist visited the oh'es OF
Ambrose II. Purdy. I'm the stewart l'ndihg iheh IN
company with Mr.. Purdy he went to the once 81 'he
Distrct-AttOrncy and gave himself up 10 'ne '' -
-, detective Trainer he taken first to the CorohefS
cn thence 10 Police Headquarters. and finally 10 the
Tombs. 81,
The police believe that III" shooting WAS without
dot acc dental All the tenants In thH Lc"lsst Vus
a, HAT ia, young couple hNod hHppnf 70 n'iI.
ma, the pistol IN Barbano's handS was d,'ha sel Whc
his head was turned away from HI WHO. Inc uouS
~ the woman + now at the Norgue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Fast telegraphic tournament. Har1mon Hall
Oval Club shooting contest: Morris Heights IL 30 a. M
students movement reception, No 130 Lexington
to IL p. IN.
2sd Regiment promenade concert and review arnory'
Brooklyn. 8 p IN. ~ .
New.York Florist Clubs "fumigator," NO ~ west
Twonty -seventh.st., p. m. 80
Knights Of Malta meeting No. 19G East Seventysixth'
st., D. m. - c..
Dinner to Daniel II. Bunham Madison square ''N''f'
Hall, 7 80 p IN. ,,.
Lecture. BY Professor A. D. F. Hamlin Metropolitan
Museum Of Art IL a. m
Professor Bckmorc's lecture Museum OF Natural HIS
tory, 10 80 q. M o-
Loan Exhibition American Fine Arts society No. 10
West FYfty. seventh.st, day and evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
KILLED BIZ ESCAPfNG CAS-.

Miss Maria WoOfford. seventy seven years Oh. was
,uroca,cd by Illuminating gas in her room AT NO. lo'
a., rourtccnthst on Thursday night. Her death
was discovered about hour bcof" noon yesterday
when Mr. Haywood. pianist, who bad room ndl"lh'
lur the one occupied by Miss Woodiord. noticed ii
strong smell ~ cscallnG AID informed Mrs Miller
who had charge OF the rooms. II was beIie''d 'h"'
Miss Woodford being nervous and feeble on account o'
her age had accidentally turned the stopper oil 'e gus
iet too far when she put out the light In her room on
Thursday night, thus permitting Ia" gas 10 e''Sf''
Formerly Miss Woodfori was associated WIN Mrs.
Miller In the management OF millinery school IN INC
house She had been IN feeble condition Tor scNeia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
PASSENGERS on TIE HORMAyyTA.

The Normannia Of the Hamburg American LiNe'
reached sandy Hook yesterday. On account OF the
fog She anchored outside OF the bar She "ill cc'ne
no TO her pier today. The Normannia has been
laid of since last October. She has been thoroughly
rea,tcd and looks as II she lad just come from the
dock Of the builders. She has 3Oj cabin passengers
ON board Among them Alfred Eduard Buck,
Imperial Commissioner to the Worlds Columbian Eek
nosi,l,rl from Germany. Other passengers were
Carl Ludwig Becker. Major J. Van Egidy, Of the
,,,rmnu Army and Miss Louise Nikaa, the opera
singer who /; on her way TO Chicago whore she Will
aupar under the management Of Henry L. Abbey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
CHE SEIZED THE THIEF BY HIS COAT GILLIAN


v,ss Mary TAYLOR. typewriter OF No. 296 Howard
.ro has gained an enviabe reputation as thiel'
,oker She was on her way home from Ne" orN
late on Thursday afternoon and in the crowd croSs's
tho bridge she felt Il tug at her pocket as she was
entering a car at the New-iork station a .oa's
man forced his way past her, ana she iei' Vi NV.
nocket and found her purse gone. As the car uoors
nnnod she saw the young pressing for seat anu
,,hout hesitation she followed him and grabbed MN
bv his coat collar. The other passengers hearu nei
demand her Iocsrtbook. and the men emphas'leu "ei
demand by a threat to search the thief ana ne SUI.
,a.d ,h nurse John McElroy, OF NO. lOo
Madison-st. held the thief ana Miss l"sioi .,'1
hor nurse and found her bridge and car uch''s ''S
i,c and the thief was compelled 10 surrender thec
When the train reached Brooklyn the thief was naueu
over 10 the police lie gave the name FRANK N,ii.
eighteen years DID, Of No 81 sowsry Witnesses
Uf.s Tavor secured the names OF several uoIsh
Merritt pleaded not guilty before Police justice ""
Yesterday ard Will be examined Oh luesuas'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25

There are three contests this afternoon, one Of them
for women and a similar number for the evening
The afternoon contests begin at O'CLOCK anu INV
evening contest at o'clock. Each class mas III ~
number Of entries including operators from all paris
of the country The Judges will be John ii. LIMERICK
general super n endent Of the Postal Telegraph tom
pany George H. Dickinson E. r. Barberie, elec'rica'
expert NJ NJ Davis ell ctrician Of the Postal Telegraph
Company: Alan T. Baer. r. W Martin, night man.
ager of the United Press. and A. L. siowey' msn'
chief operator, United Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
IIIZAPEIU.

Lawrence f. Banger lk-d"aler iiNihs III 'n""
rowrshin WAS struck and fatally Injured yesterday
ON the Paramount ave crossing OF the fehlSSN"ni'
Railroad in Elizabeth by w"sibound southern ~
press train lie driving over TIE crosS'"s AZ Wv
time and passing local train ma from MS ''s'' ~"
n.n,ching cxnr.ss train The gatcman at the
orae.irc owing 10 the dense fog. did not see tlls
train until 1t was too late. The horse was diSch-
bovcllcd and Instantly killed: Will. Hnng,r, WA
tossed about thirty feet lis Skull WIS iIn' -,
the CITY Hospital where BE- wa SIN alive last NbH''
I'm, there was no hope Of Ills recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
IInIlOKEN

A number o, policy shops In iIobohcn were raid''
Yesterday. They wcro found In barber SHOPS p',n''
sbops. and even In Easements Of tenement hous'S' IN
nr,sonors were rs follows: Louis Masc' no ~
Newark st.: John Tcatum. NO. lO7 Parkave. hup"
Kelly No. 81 .idams'st' JoAh N-'I"'' ~ 49,,
-, -; =, carl Chaser No do5 Gardcn-st.; John
voo, M 500 second.st: i. J. kennouSh' No.
"a Wiuowovc.: Alfred Campbell. no 80 Madison
ST.: John F. Eysel. No. 40 Adamss'. joan foN'
No 81 Firstst: John Torbet. No. ~, Ncwhfk ,, ST.
Henry Rdncckc, 40 2li Fourth's ana n''' a., 100
each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
NEWARK.

Ezra Reeves died at his home, no. SO Clln'ohV'''
carly Yesterday morning from intermittent i"v'r' me
result Of peurisy. lie was born in sprinsh'd' ~ -
learned the carpenters trade In Newark ana was
prominent IN business there until he retired a ''"
wears aco He was Of the founders OF thr soa.n
ic'i' nhp ,,'ron church Ills wife died two years
400 lie len ono son and two daughters Inc iuh''"'
riI take llace al o'clock next Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
TWO TROLLEY CARS RUN INTO IWo "A"o.'''

The high rate OF speed at which the trolley cars
are run I'm DeKalbave. caused two accideh'S Sc'''i
dav In the afternoon car No. 14' struck ""so"
driven by william Humphreys, OF no. loo 0one"'N
st., at Cumberland ST.. and both Vehicie' WIZ WV
sideraby damaged. The glass III 'he car "I,'o Nv"
s sha,,erod and pieccs of 1t cut the face OF one
NJ tho Messengers May Wurster thirteen years ou'
Of vo % Morton.st she sent home In CAP
In the evening car No. 200 came into collision WIN
= wagon driven by Frederick Rohrdentz' oi NO if'
Flatbush-ave at Washington-aVe', ana ~
was thrown of and received coh'"s'o"s
Of the head ana side Tile lamp oaii'e''
as the headlight OF the car was proNel pN we
a ,,o oil courbt fire and blazed up under the
car adding the alarm Of the PASSENGERS, Miio -
of In such haste that two women "ohc 'H''i ~
lru1ln
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 5:5iSct 6:ls Moon sets II a. mMoon's ace
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
M-SanGy Hook ! 81 GOV. Island 81 Hell Gate IA
PM-S4ndy Hook .0j Island 81. Hell Gate ! 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25

English village sunday mornlng-Llttlc Girl
Please let me have pennywOrll OF soap. .
Druggist cannot M dear. There Is no soap sold
here ON sunday morning.
- How Is that! | you sell stick OF licorice
to a giIi a few inmates ago.
"0h that's different; she is going to eat 1t In
CHI r--iS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
INFLUENZA NOW EPIDEMIC.
MANY DEATHS FROM THE DISEASE.
THE FAD CONDITION OF THE STREETS PHYsI,

CLANS SAY. Is ONE OF TIE CAUSE
The epidemic Of Influenza In the city. to which
The Tr1bun. called attention several days ago has
IN vrulence during the present week There
were 100 deaths from all causes In the week ending
March IS and eleven OF the deaths were caused ny
influenza alone, while the disease was believed 10
have added the fatality In many cases OF pneumonia
and other pulmonary troubles. II is probable that
the number for the present week VIII be sun
greater as the daily count for six days shows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25

Mrs WINsLOw's Soothing SYRUP
has been used for over FIFTY YEARS ~ MILLIONS Of
MOTHERS FOR THEIR rHiiDREN WILL TEETH,
Child SOFTENS THE GUMS, ALLAYS ALL PAIN.
CuHFS WIND collie and is tn, BEST REMEDY FOR
III AKKIIOEN sold bv DRUGGISTS in every part OF
the world TWENTY. FIVE CENTS BOTTLE
A Slight Cold, il neglected often attacks the
lungs 'Prowns Bronchial IrocheS" give immediate
lief. Sold only In boxes. Price Csc.
HENRY A. DANIELS. N. D..
80 WEST S8TH.ST.
Diseases OF the Nervous System Geno Urinary OrgAAA
Impotency and stcrlity. Hours. TO l. 70 8.
F. e. W.-The TyrOnga link cuff should be
worn with our Yokens or Noteks collar. Z. 4 w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25

MILIIONAIRES.--Ac complete list Of the 4.Ot' ~.
Iionnircs Of the United States aud how they mases
money. DULY list complied. Valuable 10 n
.couoml.,s and promoters Of new enterprises -
cents n copy. In flexible cloth. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25

ALMANAC. 1854 really splendid number FIrs'
Of the great AImanacs on the market S0o ""s'"
Now ready. rs cents u copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25

KNITTING AND CKOCHET.-Ncw. With maav
pases devoted to household dccsratisn and 'asA''"