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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21

\ team Of black horses attached 10 n coupe
dashed down Broadway about 1890 O'Clock last
nlcht There was no coochman the box. and
m. drivers Of other vehicles gave the runaway
team a wide berth At Th.rtythird-st. the horses
turned into SiNth-ave. and continued to Thirteth-
st. whore the pole Of the carriage struck one OF
the eleyntcl road pillars. The traces were broken
and both horses. freed from the carriage. sped on.
81 Twenty -1inth-st. Policeman Schultz stopped
OF tac rUuaways and at TWenty-seventh-st. Po-
lic"Uan Glllon caught IN" othcr. The carriage was
badly shattered. II said that the team had
knocked Il woman down at FOrty-siNth-st. \ gen
sral alarm tor the owner sent ont.
on ul jnr horses dI' ia the Empire Livery Stable.
SO -, We Trr'r- irst-ft - about i2:l5 O'Clock.
II supposed the animal received Internal injuries
when the tlrrity struck the elevate. road post.
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THE ryIoy ricn7c scHrDrIE rIGHT.

Portland Ore. Feb. 2,.-Thr Union Pacific schod-
NJ, Nsht was opened in OREGON yesterday by
Joseph Castor Ming. IN the United states Court.
for the employees q printed answer o. thirty
pages The vital points are: that the experience
Of The last thirty years Of railroad service has
evolved such rules and regulations between en-
ployos AMI corporations operating the great rail-
road svst, ms "a are best suited promote tn" best
interests II the employer AMI employed. that these
rules ard regulations AMI wages. after long nego-
tlations we're adopted on the Union Pacific. with
such notifications MS Were demanded b. local cir
cu!lstanccs; and that the mode OF such adoption
amounts 10 contract between the employees and
the company. which neither the receiver the
courts can Law fully set aside; that Judge Durly' :
or Ter. Whcn IL the Of al the agitatiOn, at
tcmpts 70 ANIMAL these rules and the scale OF
and IN" contract which supports them. with
out first giving the employees of the road Il chance
to be heard IN defence OF their rients.
fudge Iellinver's decision on the motion 10 set
aside Judge Dundy5 order in Oregon IL awaited
with great Interest.
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ANALYSIS or PORTIONS OF THEIR BODIES TO
BE MAZE by THD STATE CHEMIST
MRS NrIIERS STORY

Baltimore Feb. 20 ,SpeciaD.-ln the presence OF
Professor p. =. Wilson, STATE Chemist; d.. Nisrie'
state I.xar!H r. and thre detectives the body OF
Eerl Muller vas taken from it's grave II I'Ih'Y
Cemetery today. The vital organs were removed
= Professor Wilson's laboratory.
Muller was a friend OF DE- John d. kremlen'
whom! Il, Grand Jury yesterday Ir'seniad for the
murder Of john Fore. |; j. CHARGED that the al
cgcd forged viii OF FORE was drawn up in Muller
hos, aa1 that Muller was witness 80 II.
Mullcr's widow IS under Indictment for colspTacy
in the VII, ease. She said today that DR.. Nremieh
attended hcT husband and thaf he saw nm mary
doses from bottle which he carried in his pocket
Mrs Muller also said that Immediately after her
husband began taking kremien's medicine he LOST
his power Ot speech.
The chemists and detectives paid another visit
to Forces grave in LOudon Park Cemetery to-day
For the third time fhe body was taken up The
dead mans brain and portions Of his limbs were
removed for further examination for traces or tne
poison found in his stomach. Tomorrow the body
OF the Roy. Peter ChowanCe. tie Catholic priest
whom Kremien bitterly opposed in The Polish
Church factional fight. will be eXhumed in holy
Rosary Cemetery. In accordance with request
from Cardinal Gibbons. two city officers VINO are
Catholics will be presen. at tho examination. TO
guard against desecra.iOn Of TIE sacred vestments
in which the priest was buried
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} FIFTH BREEDING DISEASE.
s;TnrETs FOUL WITH NASTTNEsS OK
BOTH SIDES OF TIE CITY.
SAVES or THE PADRoNEs HAVE NOT THE
HEART TO WORK FOR HALE rAy-AN IN

SAVES or THE PADRoNES HAVE Not THE
HEART TO WORK FOR HALE rAy-AN IN
vrsrIGArioN LIKELY
The a..c-.I stree; c.c1ni"s Department. under
v : Ana, WIS. seems 70 have reached degree Of
decentralization which has had NJ parallel even
,ad,~ H.. lax ana d'screli.cl administration Of
p.a,.;a and Brennan. Never In TT history have
,b. s,r..ts OF Ncr York been more a5oninaby
dl;h,. :. could hordiy be -xp"cted. perhaps. that
ne, who a-e robbed of helf their pay by tn"
Tsnnnarv rllroncg viii give honest service and
roaare d,;'s work. but the for"m"n and district
sunor,nten tents have reached the stage Of insGb-
e~ll1ation whore they pay no more attention 10
Ani-eyvs's or1era thln IL they were signed b.
ma, dead for twenty year'. Tire Commissioner or
s,rlobodv in his name directs that the gangs sAaH
z, or, ard clean certain streets and avenues. yet
nobod, zoos nolr the thorouGhfares designated the
winters filth Mee untouched the cutters and cul-
yal.;s axe damned mp with ashes and garbage AM
the eup'oycs rest In tho stables or the neghborinG
b.rroo,r, waiting for the rain 10 do their work.
,'.houvh the newspapers Of the city daily pom.
on. tho dreadful condition Of all the cross-stree's
,xcop. a few thtt commercil! traffic r.Glires s1ii
- M e pass lLla no, broom or sh1F"l ma ''uc!,
snow ana rtfls" from their sldo"alks INTO the
streets. and thor" Il ties. . .,o..,..,
BOT cart tor the removal Of street collections
has been seen in most 81 the streets west % ~
onth-nyo ard cast Of Four;h-aye since .1s, NJ
v,nbor PHYSICIANS say that this neglect ~ IN"
r'aInr.t sanitary laws Is eng'n !eri1g q gr'lt d"t
of sickness ana WI prJdGca pcstI"nc". II fl'le-
thing IS not done soon 70 r-nov' the rapidly accn-
muIa'iag Nth.
/ wa reported yegtoTliy that resolution FOR
the aopo.a;mcn' @. an iny"stiga Ing commit q"
VIII - ~ De offered IN ~" Assembly TO Inquire INTO
Tho causes uf uifNar1g"re0' and drinoraIiZ, =. =
pr,vdinr In the S'"ect-C leaning D"partm"nt, As
s..,, "s !; 80 - vol. the committee shonl H.
or'rr how + rs that tho Tammnny pldron's can
carr on lroimfss VT bcut tsk.Gg our llc'rs g a.
cri,i,,uen, agents. Mayors II lrshal ErrclAar'
,1if. .d Yesterday that N0' ono Of tI''" pHdT9ns
IT,. A 20 AL ar
a.i are 4 led q DIVA tleir @ealiuES WIKI M
my paica's IN tn S'rce'-'i" ln.nG Department.
NJ Enrriharl nlura'ly j. IN 10 T. see WY t'cy
ar,n.s IN tho Mayors Mrrshais view. b~cau'" he
g. ~ trl, rh roe no fee for their services rs sich
,.-.,.. Thy 'cherro n, f,o." qs r1rt.h1rd saws.
'r-.y simply deduct h,lr ne w"n's w'Ea' a"i as
,,roi more la -. ulDr Cd VS. VIII stand, ana
pm II ,.;, their own poC..'i
Fa:.rr Rand'n' avg hat r. vii haye III. S.
lie s.at,ucn. with him " b. ur''rtafeH this riYh'-
cox, VIZ.
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broome County, introduced. The sum Of $500 is

l,roome COUNTY, INTRODUCED. The sum Of 5000 is
appropriately
General Daniel Ruttcrneld was seen hurrying
ABOUT the floor OF the Assembly this morning. talk
ing with Hamilton Fish and other members. and
soon after he presented hing IL Mr. WTay Of Brook
Fn introduced measure which provides for the
erection b. the State Of monuments the battl~-
i'i1 ~ th'ck:'naug' To- m" various orgg nizitiors
from this State which tool par, IN Tho 1aitle The
commissioners now are General I;u:'CTleid Colonel
lewis r Stogmdn. of Brooklyn. and Clinton Reck
Wi'h ana III" Governor has rover 10 add two moro
70 their ruIn0cr. The commission appointed
10y an act passed last wear. Monuments are to be-
erected to General JOS m Hoo'er's command
General @. O. Howards corps. The iith Ssh Gs;h
,Htn. lrth 18th lNst. IEl and ljlth reGiinenis.
Wle.lr.ch'S 18th Nev-Noik IndeprnGcnt Patt,ry
oomDany \ Sth Nc"-Ycrk Infantry: c .nerai Honrr
y. Socums corps. the Goth 18Th lO1l ETA and 18Th
New-York Volunteer Infantry. End the iG7th l2,i
lI'th and 10th regiments. with Woodrun"s Battery
A. which srqrl"d III limos of communication with
IN" army in f1ont. The battles in and around Chat
tanoofa in which the NewYork STATE commands
took part were Wauhatchic. Iookou, Aioun;aiu
ana Missionary Ridge. The bin auprouriates Sc 90
each for monuments. hut any organization which
desires 20 erect a more expensive monument can 10
1t by uniting with the commissioners and submit.
t'rg its plans for approval, providing the organi-
Zat!on also makes uD the difference between the
amount provided by the state and tn cost of the
monument Wv
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Coroner Donn. VIII CHANGED to be looking ous
Of the car window during the day. saw at once
that il was no common face that glared at him.
lie left the train. went 10 the house. and there
found knceng by the window the stifened
corpse # a man. For two days he had kept the
vigil Of the dead. Awaking i'm the right. alone
and oppressed, he had struggled 70 the window.
and g.splng for breath. died. Tho coroner's
animation revealed the fact that death had been
caused By Br.ght's disease Of the kidneys, which
came unannOJnocd sudden and sure
Sad, Yes. but how common have these sudden
deaths become You note them in the local press
every day They give no warning. There Is
quick pain, n struggle, and ell IL over Statistics
show that 90 per cent Of these sudden deaths are
caused by kidney disease. Slowly bat surely
these great organs have been disntcgrating, and
when the climax comes II comes without warn
Ing. But there we're warnings. The strange
pains. peculiar sensations and una ccountable
feelings were Natures warnings. They may
have been considered only The symptoms OF 4
cold, but all the while disease was working and
death surely approaching.
Can nothing be done? Yes exercise care. Act
promptly. Use something to sustain the kidneys
Do as 50 many prominent physicians are advis-
ing their patients to Co. take Warmers Safe Cure.
II this great preparation which has saved SO
many men and women from death by Brights
DIS asa were not well-knGwn household rem
edy and the most popular IN America we might
hesitate 20 so warmly indOrsc II. buC being the
only absolute specific for this great modern dis
ease it IL commended most unhesitat,ngiy. This
entire page could be filled with statements from
prominent physicians in both Europe and Ame1-
"a If what The safe Cure has done to lessen
Brights disease. Ireveat female complaints. and
check the great physical evils OF a modern life.
II is no ordinary medicine. but n scientific dis
covcry which has received more commentators
thar any o;her discovery Of the present century.
The weii-knoUn DR.. James D. Bragg says:
'Warner's SAT" cure has proved the best medi.
Gin" for humanity yet devised"
When tho uncertainty Of life IL remembered;
when the certainty of disaster where care is not
exercised IS realized the importance Of the above
truths should come home solemnly to ALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
.srNlT0R WrHlE>oN MS NIrGH1T.
He TOLD HEwARE woHWNGMDN TINT HE
ENEw MoRE THAN Any ONE ~ THE
WORLD ABOUT FLAX SCHEDULES.

ENIN Nbli. INN 49, ''4' So '''''
WORLD ABOUT FLAX SCHEDULES.
The n.cnb.rs 81 ihc del siii,n II Newark w'rF-
lrY.nc1 hay. returned from Wa-hrr.uH. Wore
th.v had zone 20 protest against III" relu'ion "n
the manufactures Of Glx. hemp jute lIn'f threads.
yarn Cl-uet,ns and llne,l'un. as propose! IN To"
WI..oh bil. An official report, prepared D} S''ft-
.,r,. D,,tI D,vi.e declares ,hn' ~ Va hIngion
-.n,f. ininr. COMMITTEES. bat failed W h'h "
r,l.cl ann senator James Smith. IT. the report
rracs ne promised that pc would hghi ~ 'ii u'-
b,;f and 4 all IN his power 10 hgfr q in"li1 pre-
,1U I, ni.e th. bill recon mitt-d 10 the Finance
Committee fyT revision. .. NJ
ION Friday inorn!'.% We calico .ion : ''' ~ ~ ~,
r,.arsor Ne received rs haughfhY. nii Wn-p MI
rhurs,1n began 10 state the nature ~ our Nl-i ne
een1tor c.ca!fn.l You need not ~, f''in" 10 i''
rnr ANYTHING about these schc Jules. rn'" i''r'
ab,u; his business than yJI DO, an kA'W NOR
about # than any man In The world VIII nm
ne l,r r. a. can for higher rates u1t ~" "Iii ~.
y I DO n3' succeed. VIII stand by my parry ana
vote f,y tho bins raseae". - A. =, .
o.hc- Senator ana con Gr"ss'n"n r" seen 10y lH'
deIey,il,I but trcr auswers O. AL uI-s'lohH arc
r., RID az non-co mmitial tn" re-" r. ~ ~" ur,.
,-,,lor's work ~ WASHINGTON. when ms pr,n vi
len ,u b. Secretary Davies. ~ ~" ".!"Eith H. VII
l.. prjniDd and O. prs sent - every nan ana H"''
'"rtn d.I.p,tes" said MIR. Davies yesterday VIII
low. =, w-York or Washington t'-hfni' IT tHr
n.r,,e,.. f calling upon the fopnst S"'"'1fs n,nn
R.rr.-.niaii," cni-lv - ge thri" I" size WI"
us and think they Will"
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TIE ULITHER REPORT.
SNOW LIKELY oN THE COAST.

Waal.ultor. Feb. ga disturbance central VI riav
evening over Nevada las advanced - the west Gulf
states AMI the barometer has fallen from the lake
re';ons Southern Texas. An Of high barometer
has cStcnd" soutr rastward IN" Rocky Mountain
region and he Missouri valley. and the barometer has
r'1"n rpuly over New -Enginui The cold has
o,ersprcl. the middle Rocky Mountain districts and
temperature has fallen - degrees IN Northwestern New
Engl- nj tn" temperature has risen from Minnesota
Wlah.nr'on. Ram has fallen on the middle and west
cur and tho m l' Pacific c'nsfs and Is "a
I'm the lover Missouri and upper Mssissupi valleys the
LAKE rrrO"s. ami tine NJ III" piltsaus.
Generally cloud" wepther. with H. Indicted for
~" niA" Atlantic AM 't"" TN a1d states. an! rain
VIII probably occur In TN" Gult and South Atlantic
nDrthcr is indicated fnr tho Gulf
middle and upper Miss seu;i AM Missouri lacy =
tie weather Will be warmer and generally fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
rEcrrRnS rO TRADE ScH0OH STrDEYrs

About 100 students Of tho New York Trade
school assembled IN tho lectur room Of the SCHOOL
Fir-i-avr. S'xty-seventh and S'Sty-oghth sts last
nigai l!st,n TO addresses ana discussions on the
s'.bicct Of trade schools the best Of Civ
Ing he Young zen ration knowedge OF how to
earn a living" Robert Ruttcr gave Interesting
Illustration Of "fIow TO Euld EcOK." and alsp
d-srr.ncl his experience when learning The ART
John Wdrl .'tinsOn. principal Of the New York In
aiitu'o Tor Arts, Artisans. WaS next introduced by
Il. Fulton cutting. president ~ tn" New York
Trade School Mr.. Cutting then addressed the as
rrmhiagc Ca TIE subject of trade unions. saying
that trade unions were of much benefit To- tn" hu-
man race. ~ they have not lncrep""d the wages
81 the wOrEingmen they have improved their con-
ditOn." hc said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
FOR 4 NEW PARK BOARD
\ ELL TO ESTABLISH \ BIPARTISAN
COMMISSION
THE MEASyRE PROPOSED Ky NE. ROBERTSON
Is THE OUTCOME OF THE GENERAL DIS
SATISFACTION WITH TIE PRES
ENT SYSTEM.

Albany Fe5. - Cipec.l).-Ase. mb'ymaI R)5'r.-
sn t,-day introduced a oil e goat Interest. j
leg.sl.tss cut f ,tlce tie pre- l. orl f ! 'rk
g Innisson'rs = New-York ana puts in ther pla"es
bDari e two inerlb f VII, Is 10 b. Re
publican and ttlcr il nocr-st. Assembly :nan
L bertson's bill il IS stated. viii nave support of
t.r oj.cr Republican AsSeurb ymcn lr,m NcW-Y' r..
-M,s:"'. SItil, IL art Lawson. TAc rtcert MAN.
atcalent g IT, instruction f tire Speedway by tho
Park department. 1t is stated. has convinced IT, IN
tAa there shCUlt l.. chang ia IFS n,.ls
Tie bN Assembly man herts,a has in;r dur'd
reids as follows:
An ACT to amend Chapter 40 Of the Laws OF 1852.
'h':tei An act t. cons Jidpte INTO o." act anh 10
interests in tie city Of NIW-York Win refcr,uce
20 the. appointment CT CommisAoncrs OF Parks in
Section / Section y Of chapter 80 Of the Laws Of
lsS IS hereby amended - rs 10 read "a follows:
r.. The office OF Commissioner Of Parks is nerpby
abolished. ana the terms of office of The said COM
nfcr d h OF r a ic are nG'rn or P r
SAL u" raNei the Board II Parks. S1il board
as Commsson rs o? FAKE. within tn days after
tie pafstE- of this ac' the Mayor snail ap3oln.
ho;d his one for the term or :vo yelr. anI tie
other Of whom sha, ho.d fis Office for the tern 81
three ytars. and each untl he successor snail no
appointed ana shll, haze qualified. On" Of sld
persons snail b. Of the same opinlon aaa fam on
which shall. at the last preceding general action
Tor S';e chccrs. have cas-, -" Er"lt'st number e
sail persons snail b. " the sane opinion ami lin
on safe and National !gFl's - :he po:i"h patty
tbs n,xt sreaSS; humber Of v;,os f,r saca
oiicer+. E!rl of the rarre.ss re 4 e''l
~ ,hre, yc'rs @n1 un.T rs gacc,ss5r sui
T." appointed and shall have qualified. H. c'sr "f
III" reao,al. RESIGNATION or ioath of any Commits
sion"r of Parks, hi successor shall within ten
DAYS tn, rcaftcr. be apront' ~ the Mayor TO- TIE
Cor 50 a'rolnt@d mai ", e. IKE soiitia' c,
an! opinion and b. org to tho me p"i..ra party
"""fh fhHl nave Gated such vacancy. 1t fh" -
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THREE rorlcco THIEVES ctrGHr

Waiter Giirov. nineteen years DID, of y. ~ E1e'
%ev'r', -.rst-st.. John Cash.1 twcnty-on" yetrs
DID, 90 40. ~ East Sry"n'y-ifth st.. and John Ash
l-' fwcuty-onc years old. ~ NJ. A. East seventy
si>il-st. arrnian i IN Yorkvllle court y.ssr-
g., on chnrc" ~ burglary. They w'r. charged
with having stolen from tosenbIrg's Spanish Cigar
M1nrfaciory. on Monlav. tobacco and t,cnD valu-
able cigars. The men were arrested by Detectives
VOLS aud Grale. and IL The premises occupied by
CasLn thu detectives discovered two large pack
rr"' 81 cigars. The men admitted their guilt They
wor" held 10y JG-tic" Koch FOR cNarnina ion 'p-lay.
when Mr. iDs uburI vii be- present. IN" detectives
recovered stolen property Amounting To about sL0ol
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SIILOPS or TIE RESERVE ON DUTY.

THD FIRST NAVAL BATTALION REVIEWED By
THE MAYOR on BOARD THE TRAINING
SHIP NEW-HAMPsHTRE
Tho ist Naval Battalion was last evening inspected
by Mayor Gilroy. on board the training ship New
Hampshire. at Twentyeighth-st. and East River.
others who took part in the inspection were Dis
probationary Fellows. Corporation Counsel W. IL
Clark. J. Sergeant Cram. Captain MacC;owan
L. >. y: Lieutenant George Church. L. S. N:
Aaron Vanderbilt ard James Reilly. The Mayor
was met at the gangWay by Commander Miller and
other officers. and received with proper honors. The
spar deck was prettly and profusey decorated with
bunting and flags. The battalion was in divisions.
The lst and ~ divisions the service dress
and carried rifles and bayonets. They occupied the
spar deck and exercised in sirgle-stick, bayonet
signal practice and general dr. They also gave
evidence of their seamanship knowledge gum
deck. The 81 and ith divisions exercised al great
gun drill ami torpedo drill They wore cu'lasses
The exercises were praised by the Mayor and the
guests VINO aitcrWard Inspected the entire SHIP
on board The ship we're number OF women guests
The officers of the battalion J. ". Miller. CONF
mandcr 6. T.. Kcnt. leutenant-commander II. l..
Sdtterlee. heuten1n' ana navigator; Joel Van der
Peel. surgeon; John q. Agar. paymaster, and
James r. Hayden. rs satGnt surgeon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
rr1p>Y-GnArAu CASE CONES rr TODAY

Albany Feb % G,ocan.-rcfor" tn a.'ufH-
rnon' OF the Assembly today Speaker Malbv an
nourccd that ali leaves 81 abson"o would oSrir"
to-day. He said that every member o. IL" As
sornblY would be- expected to b. IN lls seat az 'h"
opening ns there BE- business % important" - that
time 10 be transacted IN" important business Doe
fore the Assembly tomorrow vii b. inr a'E"in'''
on tho Frilay-'iraham election '1s.. inc 'i'-
raittoc on PRIVILEGES and El0ctio.f lat "'"A i'-
ported in favor - uuH"'tnc iraNn9. VINO 80. '
elected bv ih' fr-"lgl.1tl, rns' vote - GRAY
c..I Graham gas one 80 thr n"'.i.''H "i '..n
V NJ, Kan". who in an rroi.' l''t Nil not '' 'n
=. nd FOR several y,ais 80 "rl.. any ior" Inr4iii
tious The M Iortr ~ the committee reported DO
favor -. uns.atluc - ahem. " nll" ." minority
member made contrary report Villain ''l|"i .
the Democratic leader. Huunui,- ~ iIat h' "'Nli
move call Of ~" UouH' 80 y o''o A ~ the N'' D.
iu, Il D. hs attention to obtain .ralff N"i"
asair { uus,atius NcNaT's Member 90 Assembly,.
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UETUODTSTS MEET iND DIVE.

The Methodist Social Union Il tbs city held It.
seventh annual dinner last might In TIE large dining
hall Il tie 81. Denis Hotel Eievenih-'t and rr0aG-
way hb Il; 2OD young mon and women listened to
addresses by Bishop Rand 'lph :. Foster. the Rev.
IT, e. e. AcCabr and j. Alii, cornell. The list m
crs lnclu1r' George ". Forsyth. Bishop Andrews.
Bishop Walden. If CINCINNATI Bish, p e. g. Foss. Of
Pliladcp1,a; the Rev. Dr. y. -. l. narG. phi
F-;tcrech. r. ". f. Millar. William J. Stlu AID G..
IIauf, ri crawford.
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For Ecv England ard Eastern New York. generally
cloudy. wi.h snow; winds shifting {, northeast
FOR N'wers"v. Eastern Penny. ,arla. tie District ~
Columbia Delaware and IarylaHd. generally cloudy with
rain e-ow: A,r'reas, winds.
ror virginia. N.r'h Carolina. South Carolina AMI
Georgia. rain northeast winds
For Ohio. snow northeast winds
Fog Indiana ana Illinois snow IN southern. problllv
fair In northern portions. colder In southern portions
north winds
For N"s Virginia Voscra PENNSYLVANIA generally
cloudy. VAIN rain Or snow: northeast winds.
For Western New York. SNOW northeast win Is.
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rocu prsIyEss COMPLICATIONS.

Albort Schwcizcr has been npI"ih'''i ""S'r' anu
.ssi,noe for Thomas f. Hayes, in place OF John
II Jr,,r v,ho died on November ~ last On IN" up
tlicaton Of creditors his bond being iiNcl ~ >"N"
Mr. Hayes made assignment on NoVe'Hh"r d"
1x0 ny a manufacturer Of glk ribbons. OF no. ~
Hr"ome-st with liabilities of <ls3gh ana actual
The sheriff Yesterday sold ont the effects 81 the
WcLb's Adder Company. at No. u wal ~, CON
eietiur OF the office furniur" ana y" !ihS !.l,
chiurs on an execution of SlS obtained bN T. VI
Pos, The ndders brought cents each. The com
PAM was formed in october. ls'? with capital
AinnE L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
EOrs STEIL FROM 4 ClTHOLIC cHrRCH

Father Tulser Beck Of the Church of 81. Fran
els Of ASSIST AZ ~. % West Thirty -lrat-st.. re-
ported to Detective Gosh Of the West Th!rtlcthst.
station. on Saturday evening. that the church had
been robbed during the week and e.even can1nlabra
had been taken. Detective Gosh watched the church
and last night saw boy. about e.even years old.
attempting 10 force open the basement door. H.
caught him and brought him before Father Beck.
The lad said thai he and three other boys had
been going Into the church while IL was open In the
morning ard evening. and had taken ont the can
dciab:a The detective got the other boys and they
confessed and aid they had sod one or the candle
sticks TO a man named Savage. In West rhlrtieth-
~. for cent The priest. after lecturng the boys
refused to make complaint and they were allowed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
DEMOCRATS REoRGANGzE IN ALBANY

Albany Fcb "a row democratic organization
vs. started here last night An address .
he Democrats e ;nis cl,y was promulgated prom
s,rg honest prii.lri,, AM an enor: toward honest
g"re.al elections The declaration Is signed BY
prOnircu Democrats ~ every war IN the city. and
tn 1s' Paragraph calls on al VINO are N iaNor OF
cir.. municipal government TO enroH themselves
o. ra iis;. N2b'rt H. Moore. ono or the most pop
ular Democrats In tnls par; Of the state AMI
ny lGercn1rt. WIS chosen chairman OF the gen.
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