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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
LIE DEMOCRATE DE ST. LANDRY.
lie Pape.

La sant6 de Leon XII est parfaite
maIgie toutes les audiences de pe.erln
oui Sc succedent, pour alnsi dire, san!
interruption malgr6 le travail cOnsidf
rab!e auaue! lie Saint PGre SO sonnet
du matin au soic, vou!ant tout yoir pal
lui-m6me, Sc tenir pers0nnailement al
couraut de tout. Pas un bref qn'il Ut
lise ct ne reise jusqu'au bout pas une
lettre portant Sd signature, quill be re.
vote ct corrige de sa propre main.
Chaque pelerlnase represents uDe ia
tigGe d'au mOins trols on quatre ieures
pendant lesqnelles, apIcs avolr ecoutC
la lecture dune adresse de de7Ouement
le Pape, repond, lui-mHmc, s'entretient
ayec chacun des assistants-soit en- res
tant assis sur son tlone, soft en- defiant
dams SD chaise Il porteurs, lentement, de
facan Il iaisser aux fiGeies lie temps de
Iui parler ct de lui bajser la main.
Une fois rentrt dams ses apparte-
ment Leon XIII s'etend sur une chaise
Tongue placee Il cote de son lit, ct prend
auelques instants de repos. Puts
maiutenant que lie temps est beau-le
Pare sc fait descendre dams les jardins
da Vatican, oil il SO promene avec lie
plus vif plaisir, tant0t en- voiture ct
tant0t Il pied. Chose Gtonnante: on
remaraue QUEEN dept des fatigues oc-
casionnees par les ietes de son jubile, lie
Saint Pere marche mieux depths quel-
que temps, ct quill met une certaine
coquetterie a ne pas s'appuyer sur sd
came.
Detail familicr, mails qui a SOD impor-
lance quand il s'agit dun personnage
CONNIE Leon XIII lie Pape, qui parait
n'ayoir plus de dents, mango, sans la
maindre difiiculte, de la viande ct meme
DIES eateaux croquants que des religi-
euses font a son intention ct sont heu-
refuses de lui enyoyer.
La vue ellie meme semblc s'Gtre forti-
flee, puisque le SaiDte-Pere enlGve ses
lnuettes pour lire. L'9il gauche, sur
tout, est reste excellent.
Pour tout dire dun mot: rauguste
vieillard sc porte 81 bien, Quill MA pas
encore songe Il donner un sucesseur,
CONNIE ehirurgieD, au regrette docteur
mort depuis plusieurs semai-
mes. ii s'est pr6sente trois candidats
du plus lIaut merite, mails 10 Pape nc
sc m0ntre announcement presse de faire
un clloix. Quelle admirable vieillcsse
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
Un Bienfait nest Jamais Perdu.

LIZ venerable pasteur protestant John
Evans, age de soixante-douze ans, ci-
toyen AMERICAN, est fort connu dams lie
quarter des Eeoles, Paris, pour etre DIES
plus charitables. Chaque aimee il en-
vote d fAssistance pubIique des sommes
impOrtantes, ct tous les pauyres de Far
reimbursement sont stirs d'etre chez lui
bien accueilis. Sa femme de chambre
lui recommandait, reinforcement, uHe
ieune file dc dix-neuf ans, qni sc trou-
wait dams un complet dGnhment.
Tn matin, il neuf henres, ellie lui fut
amenee.
lie pasteur Gtait encore coucle. Ii
ecoutn lie lecit des nalheurs de la pau
vre file; II tira ensuitc, DC son porte
inonnaie, une aum0ne, gull lui ronit.
puts il replaca son portemonnaie sous
son oreiIier.
Tres emuc, Ia jenne file so ieta sur 10
Sieillard ct l'embrassa pour lie remercier
Tout en- sc livrant !, cette eff'usion, ellie
glissait la main sous Pureilier ct s'cmpa-
rait du peFtemennaie, puts ellie sortit, sc
caiifoniant EN- remerclements.
tsuelaues instants apes, NJ. John Ey-
ans s'anercevait du vol. LIE puItemon-
nase contenait I9l fl. II potta plainte
au eosnmissarlat de la Snrb0nne.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
gOTHsSG CHEAP ABOUT M.

Dr. DrIIinm0nds Lightning Remedy iOl
Rheumatism is put up in large bottles, and once
seen it is never mistaken for any other prrpa'
ration. Ali the cheap remedies pnt together
are not worth one bottle OF Druinnoud's Light
hing Remedy, and any sufferer who has taken
it, will bear witness to its marvellous power,
and the druggists who sell it say they have
never seen its equal. Fult particulars seat by
mail and the. remedy by express. Drnnnond
Medicine Co., 1850 Maiden Lane, New York.
A oppta Wanted
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10

Secretaries Lamont and Herbert have
determined to improve and discipline
the war and navy services. The depart
mcnt forces are being overllaulcd, long
leaves Of absence to officers will he abol
lshed and other reforms carried out.
An example of naval discipline was Civ
CD last week, when Capt. IIigSinson was
relieved OF the command OF the Atlanta,
owing to a delay in obeying an order to
leave for Greytown at ouce.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
Chataignier

=,
hlr and Mrs. Fabius |idrinc visited Vile
P;lta last week.
.,r. and Mrs. Alphonse Outlet visited Chicot
ls's. week to see their nephew Mr.. Marcel Gull
iui. who has been and is still quite i'll.
um very sorry cannot comply with Cal
" les and go to the Worlds Fair now, but
Later on in the summer may satisfy You
trn sorry that the CiiataI@nier Crescent
Ci4:, are incompetent to meet the c. VI. Thomp-
sn:. :Iustlers in Vile Plate, as they will not 1t
+ " -; organize their Old club.
~. Joe Harley and Miss Lillian llardey
si,,lit Saturday and Sunday i'll Washington.
Dom PEDRO.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
RICE.

La. Planter and Sugar Manufacturer, June 3.
Rough rice is rather dull. 4 fair movement
has taken place in clean rice and the market is
steady.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
AEHTERARY SENSATION.

"Uncle Toms Cabin has certainly - broke
loose =" The copyright on this most famous OF
American novels, by Mrs. Stowe. has recently
expired. which frees its publication from the
monopoly OF the higllpriced publishers, and
though in anticipation OF tJis fact they have
within few months greatly reduced Its price,
now that it is really - unclaimed " the coDse
auences are something surprising. John 3. AL
den, Publisher, of New York, issues several edi.
lions, selling only direct tnot through agents OF
book sellers; one i'll good type, paper covers, 5
cents, sent postpaid, OF the same bound IN cloth
for 10 cents with postage cents extra; also an
excellent aTge-type edition. on fine paper,
handsomely bound in cloth for the price OF %
cents, postage 10 cents. Surely copy OF I'm
,:le Toms Cabin" Will soon he found III every
u 81 page pamphlet describing many of his pub
licarions free, or q catalogue of 1JS pages of
choice books, Il yeritable g literary gold mine
for h0Oklovors, for , cents. Address John b..
Alden, Publisher, 81 Rose st., New Aork.
mr. Editor-What am about to relate MAY
sound like presumptuon5 - fish story, but il
is nevertheless true. Pcf, Doe aud ! caught
twu hurried aud four fish last Sunday ont of
Callahan, notwithstanding SIX other young men
were there and left without fish. Our fish coll
sisted of perch, except one mudlish, ana they
ranged from medium size to two Founders they
were the beautiful specified and black google
eyed perch There is Il secret, surely, i'll this
much luck, and the Doctor explains it thusy :;
Riding out to the grounds in piiHtOn from j.
h. SindoZ's carriage depot behind n 3-linute
Ethan Allen colt, and well hGcled with Carlisle
hooks, Grawtisii-tail bait Caught at the race
track. good Schlitz, and one OF PcH's tavorie
cocktails, H.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10

Ii you have any lands OF real estate
s,f any kind for sale, the G. j. Tllomp-
sou Real Estate aud loan Agency offers
fl,a best medium for tiisposiDg of same
10 Tue best advantage. See card.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
AROUND THE EMPIRE PARISH.

Communications for this column should reach
u 10 later than Wednesday.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
You Will Be Robbed
In Chicago
During the Worlds Fair
IT You IRE
Not Posted.

You lire GER n, win ",1 r e; HnpL % @ LIED
WV 'rte1c w ronaIyu
deal
Ns a" lave sI hs TIE Saturday BL0dc
90 rrs G" GTmrWg 7Ne Chicago LedGer
Cent" send W s"tf"n Largest JVceZIies
Worlds irahIusa NFHsEW
ddrcs. a00NNG
W. d. BOYCE, 1l0-Il1 9TH Ave., Chicago. i
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
SUGAR.

Louisiana Planter, June 3.
The local market is quiet. Stocks are firmly
held and operators are watching the advance
in foreign markets with much interest.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10

ihe Democrat and AMERICAN Farmer 81 90
The Democrat and Farm Journal m
The Democrat and New York Witness . ~
The Democrat AMI Courier Journal > %
The Democrat and American Agricultulist 10
The Democrat and American Isracijte : 90
The Democrat and Am. .JrnI. of kiIur1tioI ;, IN
Inc Dthncrttt and Am. JrDl. of Pharmacy 4 90
III; lie Democrat and Sat. Evg. Post, Hhilj. 3 GO
IN; Inc Democrat and Sat. Night, Phil. I... As
The Democrat and Cosmopolitan ........ / Go
WeWiii send The Democrat and any ntlcr n,,cr
or 'iia&d1'nc ut rlnportionatey reduced rate,
oi VIII forward subscriptions for any of them
Tree Of expense at publishers rates,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
CHURCH DIRECTORY,

tEE>RfTEhIAN CHURCH.- Services at Ol,rIn4
s;.s every 3i Sunday of the month at 1t il. n:
ahI ':oo D. Ill. Bellevue, the first SUNDAY ,l
eacn month at ii q. IN. and 80 p. III.
REV. GEO. FRAZER, Pastor.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
SHIP RICET0 new YORK,

The Undersigned are receiving consj ynnents
OF LOUISIANA RICE, both rough and cleaned
New York as a distributing centre has supe,
ilor advantages, and shippers can nett more
ttan by selling at the South.
Correspondence solicited.
BAN TAENAGE,S NONA.
No. llj Wall street.
Ho' bill New York.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10

MEI!iODIsr Cir URClI.--At Opcnu:.ss ist Sd
am ith SabDaths, II O'Clock Il. H., and D. m
. bellevue, I'd Sabbath, II O'Clock Il. IN ;d Sab
bath $50 y. IN.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday night at T.
sabbath School 10 O'Clock every Sabhath
Il. :. HANDLE, J.. e.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10

EPISCOPAL CHuKCU.--Ihcrc will he divine
service i'll tho Church of the Epiphany on the
I'll Sunday III the mouth al II O'Clock Il. M. and
on the 1th Sunday at $50 p. H., the Rev. a. l..
Price officiating.
BAPTIST tIuRCH-Opcluii>aS, on The Isl AND
"a sunday at III Il. m. and at night. SuuL.Y
School every Sunday III 10 H. H.
1. ", PHILLIPS, Faster.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10

Pay your subscription.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
yTEHSTER'S
TNI>E-RNATECNAT

EGfirctv ME-. \
<6rgGEtcFSHc ITT:cg..-~
Il Grand Educator,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
FAST rELEGRApHIyG CONTESTS TO-DAY.

The fast telegraphic tournament will take place
this afternoon and evening at Hartman Hail. Fifth
ave. and Nineteenthst. The objects OF The tourna-
meat are. among other things. to demonstrate the
nAximum carrying capacity Of an absolutely clear
ana approximately perfect conductor. or wire. when
manipulated by the fastest sending operators and most
expert receivers; to ascertain how much "press"
matte, might in an emergency he crowded over
such . wire, and to test the comparative worth Of
the pen and the typewriter as implements for cor
rocy recording Morse signals Mt the highest rate Of
upsel attainable by manual effort.
naeh contest will occupy an hour, and the prizes
IN range from s15 to $3.50. to be paid In cash.
1ohA W. Mschay has offered gold medal fsr the
encenA esntsst this afternoon-the message class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25

The amount Of sickness due to the epidemic IS
said by physicians I'm general practice In the city
10 exceed that observed in any one week Of last
winter when epidemic Of the grip lasted for
several months. They say that nearly every one
person of ten in the city has some trouble In
the form Of colds or bronchial affections. Cases
Of bronchitis and pneumonia unusually common
and have been for a fortnight. There is a decided
belief that the unfavorabe conditions Of the weather
have had much to do with the increase OF SICK
In the city,
Physicians Of the Health Department express the
common belief that the sickness is Increased by the
poison that rises from the filth In the streets Much
organic matter has been mingled with the ashes which
were thrown into the streets while the snow blockade
continued. After the snow melted the decay OF this
organic bred swarms OF pestilentia organisms
n Is said and the constant dampness ana fou!ntss
of the streets have become a positive danger TO
the health Of the public. The effect of the poison
has been shown also by the unusual NUMBER OF cases
I'm which persons have been found 10 be suffering
from swelling Of the Emphatic glands, trouble
always caused by poison OF some kind In the system.
The ply sicians say that there is no way OF guard
ing against such sickness, against influenza. whhe
tie people remain in the city and are exposed con-
stan,Iv IN the poisonous influences. 1t Is well 70
Keep the system In as good condition as possipie'
they say, by eating good. nourishng 1000 AZ reg"
lar times and avoiding stimuants, because heallpy
blood will often enable the system to throw or the
importance OF getting the streets clean as soon as
possible and keeping them clean
DR. John T. Maggie, the Registrar OF Vltal STA
tistics I'm speaking Of the disease said: - Is 10 he
no,csa that most of the deaths from Influenza re-
ported during two weeks have occurred In tenement
bouses. This IS genuine grip weather. however ana
I will not be surprised TO see an increase OF 'ne
disease in the city. The deaths from pneumonia
bronchitis and other pulmonary complaints are "'usu
nlv numerous also. People cannot be too careful IN
ro,nr about in the opei, air during this damp ana
disagreeatae weather. 1t Is well to 80 warmly Gnu
even II one is "a little uncomfortable Mt times. En-.
nosure TO cold is likely to cause an attack OF ia'
pneumonia when least expected. Most OF the oea'hs
from influenza thus far have been among OLD people
~ vounc children, witch shows that the disease
attacks the weak in preference 10 me strong
pneumonia, however. is causing many deaths among
nersons of middle age who have had strong con-
stitutions." .. so,d
DIR. r. s. Tracy. OF the Health Department Silu
ITO avoid breathing through the mouth Is one WY
an which persons may avoid the lnnuenAu. o,le
ireathes ONLY through the nostrs the germs q ,ro
IN the air are almost sure TO De arrested pcio'0
thev can reach the throat and lungs. - 80. h.on
john j. Gilroy, the Mayors eiuest aon, "s' IL
seriously i'll with ugly attack OF grip He
was reported much better yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

The Grand Jury will visit the ST. Johhiahu 'o""',
Farm on tuesday, at the request OF the hoa'u vi
Supervisors.
The Franklin Avenue Presbyterian Chnrch Is S"'ns
4 e.; sbarkcy & Co. TO recover an organ N"'"'" ~
5000 which the firm took to repair, ana also f'o "ici
has been paid for the OF piano since the churcn
has been deprived Of the use Of the organ. Inc 'r
avg that tbc church people refuse to pay S5' for the
repairs the organ.
Two OF the countcrfctcrs arrested In Long lSihhu
CITY. Joseph Walters and jeremiah Mccarthy pieaneo
entity Yesterday and were held In default OF s-''W
bail each Walters. the leader OF the gang saio 'h"'
the GIRL Frida Baumann. who found In The house.
WAS his housek.cpcr never entered his private r"o"
and knew nothing OF his business. she was us
charged.
Frank Massey was charged by bis wife, Kate III
tho Even Street Police Court yesterday with crne!y'
Tn. woman lives at No. 30 Ten Eyckst. According
10 her story. Massey was In the hablt OF 'o"e nun"
DRINK and amusing himself by dragging her from peu
hv ,bc hair and beating her with poker. lie was
sent To- jail for one month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNDN.-The Wltan Literary society mel
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. McVickcr. In flithaVr
IN Thursday night and discussed Ancient ana
Modern Egypt" Edward Gay. the artist. ana MIS-
CAV who recently returned from Egypt. gave ihier'
estnc anecdotes and "reminiscences OF their travels
rb, Chester Hi Club had entertainment for
their friends at the clubhouse last night
The members OF the Crescent Club arranged
bowllnc match for their wives and daughters on
Thursday night. The prizes were OF silver and were
presented by Mayor Brush, the president. Mrs lorS
fall Miss E. Broughton and Miss Allen got first
second and third prizes. respectively and Mrs HISS
got the BOBBY prize.
suffering from broken arm and from Internal In
turics which may prove fatal, Jamson &. Seaman. OF
No. "a south Eleventhave.. Mount Vernon, was found
unconscious alongside the tracks Of the Newfork.
vovI,,v.n and Hartford Railroad AZ New Rochelle
junction at late hour Thursday night. lie Is
deaf and II Is thought that he wns struck by an en-
prcss train and thrown to the spot where lie was
found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND ClTl.-John Burns the dehriou'
smallpox patient who escaped from the Long lslahd
civ pcsthouse at 10 80 o'clock on Thursday hlgh
was found In the Grandst. car stables NJ M"SP''
Yesterday and taken back 10 The hospital In an am
Iul,nce The stables are five miles from the pest
bouse and none Of the employees can tell now h"rlS
coached thcrc lie was seen running Though inc
.trccts Of Newtown yesterday almost naked ana WIS
rres,.d and taken before Justice Howard. VINO per
mi,cd aim TO CO. After Burns was discharged some
- tho residents OF the town provided him with
suitable clothing and he disappeared In tie direction
Of Maspcth. When he arrived ut that place lie was
recognized and placed In a boNcar, ana III" Long
Island CITY authorities Inf rmcl. Burns Is In a
critical condition. and II l. believed the exposure
win XIII him. Al the hospital II was said that one
NJ ,hc two nurses went ou TO get SEINE milk ana th'
other nurse was no match for the d"li1olS patient
and no spranc ont Of the second story windp" ana
made or Burns, friends say tidt u ne oi'' '"'s
viii sue The city for 100000 damages.
rITslIINti.-c orporal Clarcnc" T.. Wade" steward
Of the United states Post at will"s Point VIII be
courtmariiad ON Monday at the post for conduct
pr.irdIcial 10 good order and discipline. II l.
charged that on or about November = 17J., "Ad'
agreed 10 l1yc TO Bcadlcston & Wocrz the Ncw-iorh
hrewers the exclusive sale Of beer and ale al the
most I'm consideration OF their paying TO him S3oo'
II is also c,argcd That al about TIE sam" hhc No
negotiated with LOU, Refer OF Milestone. agent for
the Miles Brewing Company T. sell the privileges ol
thc post, and again that h" proposed 70 T. e. LYMAN
a. "a 10 give Them the exclusive right To sell malt
lIuuor al the post for 500 or @ioo. Wdde Is u
member OF Company n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
PATERSON.
crcpCE n ENGFMAN ASSAULTS NM

GEORGE H. ENGEMAN ASSAULTS '-,-'.
George H. Engcman. chief proprietor oil 'he ,n
70, racerock and who with three Of his assoo'',.'
l. ont on hail pending an appeal from Ms 'o 49,,
IN rho passoic County courts and sentence !" "a"
nrsou for maintaining d!sorderiy honSe' v. -,
,,s,od himself I'm Paterson Thursday mtH' ~
s,o,,r ossau,inc a citizen. Engeman. Win Nn"i'
II pr,urosc a former superintendent OF Inc ''''o'
.,, had bocn I'm Paterson hobnobhnc win mem
ns ~ tho p,ssa!c County Board Of Fre"ho!u'rs' nH
.,d,, mission being 10 obtain n revocation " INV
,.,.s -.fu.al Al It's last meeting TO grant ''e '
n tho track under the now laws Ehee"'""' n.
rose Assemblyman John +. smith, OF I""'' m,
IL ono ~ the Democratic raceirach 'ei'" g.,
or,o o,hcrs were In John J. Meyers hluoi
ruson.st when John a. Van WHINE W."
Van Wrinkle is n nephew Of Congressman ,n
cn,n. ~ the Paterson district. Asseih"'. "''''
Snt,h ,urnod toward Van Wrinkle and called nun I"
clio name Van Wrinkle jumped 'ow'Iu an, ,,,
a1on, ,ho ,nsut. smiths friends held van "n'N'e'
d ,rhu. no was powerless in their grasp El-'
"a,sod a heavy Gaze and struck van Ni'N'c -
stunning blow on IN. head, cXciaihihs " -,
ar TINT hits Mr.. smith, Bys'ahucis '''' s
&c., ,otor in the evening hostililics were ren'"u
rncoman and Primrose both had th'ir oo",' va ,.
,h ,voxod intention Of "doinG' van ""'"''' ~
ooai, the bystanders prevented rio'' ,
A, r.sult of Engeman's visit TO r"'eiso'i, '
t.oroh,e on.ninp Of wine, with some s.,por ,',ord
,r-.ti,,n over the glasses. IL WIS 'uii ~, ,l Hoard
e., p.torson vcsi, rday that III" a.'I"ne w., 20 ecy,n
~ rr.eboldcrs had been changed iToin IT,, favor
ol ~, ne rIcetrack to twelve to I'VE Ill i'S lawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
NETWORK CITY.

Controller Myers yesterday ordered that the salary
Of Colonel David F. Austen. Receiver OF Taxes shou'o
after April be raised from $4,000 to S4,ooo year
President E. p Barker. Of tho Tax Department, has
been confined to his house suffering with severe cola
for several days. He sent word to his once !cs'r
div that he was improving and hoped to be al worR
again Monday
A meeting Of the Tammany Society has been calico
for Monday evening to prepare for the annual eiec
ton Of sachems and officers, which Will take place on
the third Monday In April new treasurer In place
of Arthur Leary must also be chosen.
The Board OF Street Opening decided yesterday 70
omen One hundred. and 81 y1xthst., from Amser
dnm-uve. to Wadsworth-ave
stuvvesant Fish and Edward F. Poor were elected
vice presidents Of the National Park Bank yesterday
and George s. Iickok, the cashier was elected q Ill
rector to fill the place made vacant by the aea'h OF
Arthur Lenry who the senior director ana VICE
president al the time Of his death. Mr. lickok mas
bcen connected with the bank for more thah thr'y
years
Mails from Hong Kong. March .: Shanghai, March
2 and Yokohama March 8. are due In New.lorN
Tuesday next. The next mall for emma anu '"P"
will close nj 6 80 p. m. Wednesday, March ~
+. J. Herrick will address the mems meeting al
Association Hail. Twenty.thrd ST. and Four'ha'e'
3 o'clock led by the orchestra. with solos py MISS
Cr.co Cunningham. soprano, and W. +. Spencer,
bassO
The clo.American Cable Company announces tha'
on and after April the rates TO Brazil except ref'
nambuco) the Argentine Republic. Paraguay ana oru
puav will be 81 60 per word by the AneloAmericah
cables n reduction of cents per word. The rate 10
Pernambuco remains unchanged
Jennie Dickens, who charged with stealing
diamonds valued at 81 200 from Mrs. +. RIVERS OF
NJ On, West Forty .frs-s, discharged yesterday
nv Jus,,ce Voorhis. IN the jefferson Market Police
Court There no evidence against her'
George T. Gould Yesterday refused either to con-
firm or DENY the report that the children OF Jay Doud
wore going to erect structure ior the frespy-
ter,on Church OF Roxbury, y. " In memory OF their
father.
Edward French. Of No. Al West Twenty-eeh'h-s'''
Who WIS arrested Thursday charged with selling
q green goods to Henry F. Gillespie, OF Durango
CJ was discharged Yesterday by Justice McMahon
in the Yorkville Police Court. The charge was not
proved.
The steamship Empress Of Japan sailed from Hong
Kong for Vancouver b. C., on March -.
The final disposition OF the citys refuse Will here
srer he done by contract. The StreetCeaning De
nor,msnt has advertised for bids, to be opened on
Anr,, a About $780, 900 cubic yards OF material
co,ected from the streets OF Newlork Is disposed OF
annually.
Tho Dntcb tank steamer Gluckauf chartered 10y
the Standard OIL Company, went ashore yesterday
twelve miles below Fire Island. Three tugs went
TO her assistance. She sailed from s'e'ih se'era'
weeks ago.