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Purchase and Exchange.

One Time. csc. pr iine; Scond Tine sc. Der
hne; Tt,d and Subsequent Times, zoe per hnS
&c. pG tHe eItra charge on SlndavI
A%-HoUsEHoLp FURNITURE and carpets; high
est prices paid: prompt attention.
CANAvAN. 1870 Broadway.
WANTED-A small second hand French range;
state price. Plumber, 3SS Broome st.
WANTED-,o3 bicycle; must be cheap. high
grade and In good condition j.. d DANshR,
81 West Tooth s.
WANT TO BUY SALOON or saloon with fur.
nished- room house. Address II. FRANK. SO
Columbus ave. . no agent.
WE WANT hAlf-medpm. UnivegA JOB pIes.;
cash for bAuEAin. Dudley 4 Co.. 1856 liberty o..
WHO HAS = coed soda fountain they want 70 ssll
ch4ep; mnet y IN good order. Addfess toHA-
TAIN boa ~ Wor4
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Business Opportunities.

Al REPRESENTATIVE. who has executive ability
and $500 to invest In q staple business In every
city and town In New York state for tho largest
house 10 the United states. Address
NO RISK. box 23 World.
AFTER SEVERAL YEARS practical experience
In printing. the old. reliable printers are pre-.
pared to execute orders at a few hours notice.
A card to u newspaper done on tho premises
10, 900 circulars. 81, 5000 cards or hiliheads. -;
other work equally low. We lead In price md
quality; others follow q trial will convince you,
Edgar Printing and Stationary Co., 80 w. 18th St.
AWAITED To BUY for spot cash. merchsn.
disc OF all kinds mount %noobject. Call or ad'
dress FRIEDMAN, 81 Walker st.. New York.
FOR SALE; good location; low rent
sacrifice. Particulars Saloon, l2S Liberty ST.,
lgtOg
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Boardess Wanted.

Onr 7iie, foc pr line: Second Time, ne. ~
s,ae; Ih,rd anu Subsequent Tmes fsc pr haa
No ertra charge On Sundava
NO EXTRA CIIARGE FOR T-Advertisements
for The World may bs left At any American
District messenger Once In the city. where ia
charges will De the same us those At the main
,f1ce.
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yCTIoN expenses to spare!-Lady leaving city
must sell for any acceptable price very elegant
usenold Utensils; also separately splendid up
mt plano, parlor. dining and bed room suits.
lures, mirrors, curtains, folding bed. &C..
hne far sale or to let, lOy 4, 10Th at,
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n PRIVATE AMILI sells Immediately mag
nincent Turkish parlor suit. fine silk tapestry
arlor suit. $40; paintings, magnificent, grand
pright plano. $40; silk couches. screens, pOr-
sres, cabinets. fine hand-carvcd oak buffet.
lbie. leather chairs, oak bedroom suits. line
slvet carpets, SIC each everything pertaining
Ike new; seen any time. sell separately. III
est 47th st.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

Miscellaneous.
| NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. en- suite or sinsiyi
board optional; permanent or transient. hodsr
ate. box 26 World. uptown.
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ITENTloN, CYCLIsTs-second-han wheels.
pneumatic tires, guaranteed perfect, notea
AXES, $40 each: new wheels, guaranteed lisI.
lade, SIS; agents wanted to sell hem an cGnl-
lssion; call on us. A.. q. c. Co., 10 Barclay
:. Nav York mar DrnAdMaN
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|k-A.-STORE FIXTURES. counters. shelving.
showcases, Aconee-mills, scales, mirror-front tea
|tns, upright butter refrigerators. 235 and .J7
yroone at.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

Eant Side.
OFFICE TIC for physician. with parlor II de-
sired, board; every homo comfort Gne private
neiEhborhood. 80. East S7th vt.
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k-BARG AIMS: new and second hand store fix
tureso & kinds; selling out boiow cost. 3OS
tEAsI lll N s..
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A family will sell at a great sacrifice the entire
Iontents OF their residence for less than One-third
Iost, the furniture is nearly new and consists Of
Iwo superb parlor suits. made to order. covered In
he finest silk brocade, conversation and side
hairs to match, odd pieces and rockers, rich cab
Inets. tables. pedestals and stands. fine imported
Sl paintings, rare and costly marble. bronze and
bisque figures, busts. groups and ornaments for
{ablnets and mantels. clocks, sets lace curtains.
Sortieres, tapestries, grand carved oak dining set,
comprising buffet, extension table. chairs and
'oung. in best embossed leather, tableware. &c.;
kight folding beds. couchGs. hair and spring
Mattresses, chamber sets, chi1oniers. desk book
base, over 500 yards of moquette and Brussels car
bets. rugs, &c. will sell in lots to suit purchasers.
tali at private residence. Ga eth ave, between
b2d and id Sta, for one week.
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CASH REGISTERS-Fifty National registers for
saloons. groceries. butchers, druggists at posi-
tive bargains. 60 Court ST.. Brooklyn.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE; woll established;
~, 900; fair terms TO responsible purchaser;
owner retiring from business; no agent. Address
DRtGGISr, box 654 brooklyn World.
ESTABLISHED SHOE STORE tcusiom); cash
business; apartments overhead; quick sale; low
price. MCNAIIi, Asbury Park.
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HENRY ST., e2-Nicely furnished largek small
rooms for gentlemen orEentieman 4 wife.
HIMRoD ST, 81, brooklyn, lst bell-Fumishsd
room 20 let. gas, bath, In line private house.
Jay ST., ira. near the bridge, Brooklyn-fur-
nished front room 10 rent
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AT BARGhlNs-Liquor stores from $500 up:
saloons from $500 up: brewers agent. LANG.
22 East S9th 81.
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A GOOD-GOING liquor saloon on main avenue:
owner VIII give long lease: cheap rent to good.
experienced business man. 2I Bowery. cigar
store.
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CABINET barroom fixtures on hand or to order; all
DIES and styles; reasonable prices. EOGEL. 33
boNery.
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18TH ST., 81 W.-Fine large sunny roonis. With
superior board 81 up; English, French, German
cooking ST..
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East Side.

GRAMERCY PARK, as. SO, 81, 3s-Famiiy
hotel; suits, single rooms; excellent table; park
privilege; reference.
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q BANK SAFE, a jewellers sale, and Just the
safe you want: see them.
Nv. II. BUTLER. 70 Duane ST.. near Broadway.
IF YOU want cheap store fixtures. all kinds.
new & second hand, call at go L. I'd st.
IA BARGAIN-Iiorse harness & wagon; suitable
for Ice and eSal business. Barnett. 81 Monroe Ct
|ALL KINDS OF store fixtures. new and second
hand. lowest r-ices. bought and sold. 2l5 % st.
|ANDlRONS. Crates, fenders. FIRE places. man
tells. tiles, gar logs. &C.. cheap. GRANT. zoo
IWest 42d ST.
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roR sALE-s pool tables; 500. :is Grand st,
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l4TH ST.. 2l6 E.-Large 4 small iurnished
rooms. LIST floor, with board, So 4 ~.
18TH ST, go Wood home for children. win
washing. from I months to II years old At "
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FOR SALE E two hrst-class plate-glass
blue print frames, 37x6a, with screw-locking
arrangement. L. G. H.. box 257 World.
Observation-Disclosures representing Euro
pean house, suddenly called back TO Europe,
viii sell all furniture of private house -magniti-
.ent upright piano, parlor, dining. room suit,
aaoiding. bed, mirrors, pictures, bookcase. desk.
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Flats and Apartments to Lc,
Northumberland Side.

STde.
LEXINGTON AVE, 1Sll-Corner nat, C elegan.
rooms a bath; steam heat e decorated; cOnycn-
lent to l.. low rent To small iamilcs. ring out
side ball.
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THEIR MISERY IS GREAT
KslleyS Men Suffer Severely From The
Cold and Rain.
HORRORS OF THE MARCH
Drenched TO the Skin the Poor
Wanderers Stand for Hours
Without shelter OF
Any Kind.

OMAHA. April 17.-Durinr the entire d,y
KeIley,s army ching IN Tho camp In the
timber near Parks mill. waiting for son,-
thing TO turn I'm. Ra,ions were ant ia be
curtailea in n icw h,urs aud the uncer-
taIn,v of telays s,,g,.stel tho certainty of
b,,ns,.. "a ,b.,, a.. -, ,aII ,n ,or,o,,s
, nj .,,,,ar,l ,h, NO., In so,rch ~ shsI-
,or r'ha r,;Ii,i, oonn,,ial ,ha o,,t, hr,Ib.
;,,s In ,h. yic,,i,,. ,,b v.ouIa no, allow
any KclIs,i,e 70 enter Asa r.spl, tho
a,,,,., a,,.,,,,,I - 'I.aaL.I
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- i' $50
..'i'.,'' 80 ~" ~ W,
Ta,,o'. -, 'rH h.,. ~ w. - L,. ,,';,1,
- 80" S'I't ~ ~ N''p - -,
.,'i,i, ~ ,'.t'-'', - ,',' Is,t-.
s. M, -, 80,
s,e,diIv and ronl.rnJ tho s;,n,,in, ~ thn
men oi,,,st u,b.o,.I,s
n,r;n,, ,L, ,,av ,hs, Weston, r-n;o, ToIe.
,r,nb co,rn,ny Nh, &, a ,eIocr,,, nh n,;ro 4,
live c,rn . ,,nss,., s,s ;ns, hocn r,-
cei,.d sa,,in,, ,h,, ,b. mo-, aro l.oor,In,,
y.r,, ,.s,iass ~, 4, ,oa,,s ,I,,,s, ,,or,,i,
,La, -, ,Ioa;si,s ,,,,.o Lii b.. ,,,,Jo
Jrr;,r, ,ho ,i.,h, An ,h. r,iIro,1 ,,,cl,s
in ,ha yic;,,,y arc ,,,ro,l.d hy Ain, ,niIi,i,-
mar ,n5 ayon ,ro Iono, 10 r,-,,od so
.Ioss,, ,L,, ,ha rnnor,ors ,ro cnn,n.,,o,,
,o ,,.t ,,err,i, trn,, sd,n,,,, Cn,nr,I
p,yna ha,aro ,hoy can r,in o,,r,,co 10
aIo = r,ossaso
Ow,m, Anril I7-Kollev's army found
no h,x car. - nrop,isoI mud fool yery hit
ter arainst tho Council BlufFs officials.
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IN RIGHT ROYAL STYLE
Rex Felix and Suite Take Possession Of
San Francisco
THERE'S NO END TO THE FUN
Professions Of Mirth and HusIc-
Gay Courtlers and Brave SOL
dlers March Side by Side
In King Felix's Honor.

SAN FEAECIscO, April 1.-THE mid
winter fair M5rdl Gras began to-day with
brilliant display OF colors and a gor-
geuus welcome 10 Rex Felix, who sailed
into the harbor upon the ship Argus,
which was the big tug Fearless disguised
rs far as possible. His majesty and his
courticrs made tour OF the bay and thsu
headed for tho foot of Market street,
where mounted police, the signal corps,
the Second brigade and various naval and
military organizations and an immense
crowd Of people we're awaiting them. The
light battery fired salute Of Il guns and
his majesty landed amid the cheers of the
spectators.
4 procession was formed and Rex Felix
was placed in \ six-in-hand while the
court followed in carriages. The process
sion wcnded It's way up Market street.
which was lined with great crowds of peo-
pie. st Van Ness avenue the procession
was joined by the military from Presideo
aud escorted TO tho fair grounds. INSIDE
the fair tho recreation grounds were made
the place of assembly and King Felix and
his gay followers again passed in review
before thousands of spectators. They
were hero received in state by Governor
Markham and Mayor Ellcrt, the latter of
whom surrendered the keys OF the city To
tho merry invaders.
Tonight fireworks are the feature OF
the celebration. The principal events of
the carnival arc, however, yet to come.
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THE JAWsoNs LODE.
Thomas Eees Loses HIS Case In tho Gen.
eral Land once.

Special Dispatch to the stan lard.
HELENA, April IA decision has been
received from the general land Office in
The celebrated Jawbone lode case.
Thomas VI. Rees and others located the
Jawhone lode in jefferson county under
the old law which allowed a,90J feet of tho
vein TO the claimant, and required an nn-
nual assessment work OF $40 for each 100
feet. The law was changed in 1872, al
lowing only l,500 feet OF veIn and requIr-
ing slIo year IN assessment work; but
provided that on claims taken up under
the old law, the old assessment of $40
per loo feet should still apply. Acting
under misapprehension the claimants
only did 500 of work one year. William
Stewart and others contested Rees' right
10 patent on the ground that sufficient
assessment work had not been done that
year. The local land office held that the
slOo OF assessment work done entitled the
claimants to 1000 feet allowed by the
present law. The decision just received
from the commissioner overrlIles the local
office and holds that failure TO DO $40 of
assessment work forfeited the clam OF
Rees and Others. Tho case will be lp-
pealed TO the interior department.
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In the Big CnnrI.

WAsHINGroN, April iT.-Arguments
were heard yesterday IN the supreme court
in the case OF the interstate commerce con-
mission appellant vs, w. $. Brtnson, from
the circuit court Of the Northern district
OF Illinois. The case involves the obliga-
iion Of the witness before the committee
TO testify in a matter where he himself has
violated the law. Tho decision IN the So
called touuselman case was that Wit.
ness could not be compelled to inCrmi.
nate himself under such circumstances.
Subsequently legislation was enacted TO
exempt a witness from liability Tor such
testimony.
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ALL ALONG THE LINE.
The Strike as tho Associated Press Sees
IL for tho Past rwenty-four Houra
By Associated Press.


By Associated Press.
MISNEAPoLIs, April IA Seattle spe-
cial TO the Journal says; Officer Aru says
the first move made by the Great North
ern to hire nonunion men will be mot by
q strike on the Northern Pacific and Ca
madam Pacific lines. Last night the
Northern Pacific men refused to move
Grea, Northern freight.
ST. PAUL. April l7.-By decision OF the
American Railway union, ST. Cloud, on
Great Northern, has been made the east
ern point of the tied up lines. That means
1000 miles of the Great Northern system
cannot be operated. Vice Presi-
dent Howard of the union said to-
day he would see what tho company
proposed doing before permitting men
here and at Minneapolis to go out. But
few attempts are made by the company to
resume business and in those cases
strikers have prevented, but offered no
violence.
MINNEAPoLIs, Minn., April l7.-Specials
TO the journal from all along the Great
Northern seem TO show that the attitude
of the brotherhood men is becoming more
favorable to the American Railway union
cause. At ST. Cloud, Minn., where the
strike was ordered at midnight, the broth
erhood men refused TO work With nom
union men.
Ii the federated orders maintain this
position, they will be forced 10 20 out the
moment the company attempts TO hire
non-union men. AT Earlsville aud Fergus
Falls, MIMI, the union men went out at
noon.
1t is believed that the Twin City Ameri-
can Railway union men and those
throughout the state will not be ordered
out much before Saturday. Alvices to the
associated press from Breckinridge are
TO the effect that tie-up began promptly
at midnight.
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HAS a SERIOUS LOOK.
The situation at BiurHslds IL Not at All
Pacific

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE steamer
George Sealey arrived here yesterday from
BIuetlclds. Nicaragua, and brings news To
April L.. The FicGyuae's correspondent
writes: On the evening of the 9th instant
a small schooner arrived from Greytown
bringing mail advices and several Nicara-
guam officials. Among those, TO the great
surprise of even Lacayo. was the Wilson
murderer, Norbut Arguello, late acting
governor Of Rama. As soon as II became
known that this man was IN town the cti-
gems began TO conGregate in groups. As
the Nicaraguans suspected the peculiar
movements of tho Americans meant
something, tho assassin Arguello was
quickly placed under arrest, aud has since
been confined in the provisional toribs.
II would seem that Arguello escaped
from Rama To the interior. where he was
safe beyond doubt. His advent here in
connection with other matters transpiring
is part Of play being made by Lacayo.
In the mail brought by the same
schooner came a telegram from United
States Minister Baker dated first to the
United States consul at Braid informing
him that tho government of Nicaragua
had reyolted his exequitor, and his OFF,
cial papers. The invaders and intrigucrs
were jubilant over this additional insult
10 the ilag OF the United States and openly
boasted that Lacayo had downed Braid
and that the Americans must submit to
the laws of Nicaragua and that Chad A.
Iacayo will never permit Robert Henry
Clcrencc, chief of the Mosquitians to re-
sumo control OF the municipal affairs OF
Blueiields and the Mosquito reservation.
II is rumored that the eSequator of United
States Consul Bing has also been re-
yoked.
II. 5. Magicenne is still hero, having
relieved II. NJ. 5. Canadio on the I'd inst.
Capt. A. c. Clark. her commander, came
ashore this morning and among other
things, while speaking OF the actions OF
the NIcaraguan officials, said: "Gentle-
men. If you could wish TO know what
Lacayo and his henchmen are likely to do
tomorrow, you just think of the most
idiotic oiliclalisms possible and that
would be about what they would perform.
Therefore. while the town is quiet this
evening. We do not know what the NOR
row may produce and necessarily we are
constantly under arms ready TO prove
that we are Americans"
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Speaking of seals.

WASHINGTON. April lT.-Secretary Car
Isle has not yet reached decision as to
tho number of seal skins the North Amer
lean Commercial company shall he per-
mitred to take during tho coming season,
and at tho request OF counsel for the COM
pany has decided to give hearing at an
early date. IL is the opinion of some per-
sons interested in tbe.tnat,cr that as many
asl0OO0 skins wall be permitted 10 be taken
this year, but this is hardly probhblo in
view of the fact that the government
agent at tho seal islands has reported that
in his opinion 2O,01D il the very highest
number that can be safely taken.
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XVII, nIlL knccl,-a out.

WAsIlISGTos. April 1.-THE senate
committee on public lands has decided to
report adversely the amendment to the
sundry civil bill proposed by Senator Kyle
providing ihaJ tho act repeating the tim
her culture law shngld not affect a contest
pending in the land cillcrs prior % the
passage oi ,uat ac'. Tho amendment has
received considerable attention from the
committee, uG the senate aud she house.
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1T RoAsTs BRECKENRIDGE.
An Influential Kentucky Pa?sr That
speaks Right Out

LOUISVILLE, April 1.-THE Post, demo-
crat. commenting on the dowufall of Col
onel Brcckinrdge, says: lit is not n story
to which the people of Kentucky can be IN
the least indifferent. With the confession
still on his lips; with the plea Of Colonel
thompson arousing an lndignaraut pro-
test IN the heart of every honest man,
Colonel Breckiuridge proposes TO return
10 Kentucky aud ask the people 10 return
him 10 congrcs. He owes some consider
alton 10 the friends who have been true TO
him; TO the party which has needed and
called TO him. The one service lie can
now render to all these, the one recon-.
pense !, Is in his power 10 offer, is to ac-
cept the verdict of the Washington jury
as the verdict OF eternal punishment from
the public service, and act accordingly"
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Chanyes In tho Army.

WASHINGTON, April 7.-Secretary La
mont has made some important changes
in the details of the officers of the pay
corps of the army. w. L. Tucker has
been relieved from duty at Washington
and ordered TO St. Paul; Maj. {. |. VIII
son, from San Francisco 10 Washington; I;
Maj. A. +. Bates, from New York 10
Washington, and Maj. A. T. Tower, from
Santa Fe to New York. Capt. w. Z.
Pitcher has been relieved from duty at
army headquarters here and ordered TO
Join his regiment at Fort Washakie, Wyo.
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WASHINGTON, April lL-Legislation is
probable during the present congress
looking TO the abolition Of the Office OF
collector of customs at a number of small
ports and transferring the business to
larger offices. Among the places named
are Humboldt. (Eureka), Cal, and Yu-
kna. Ore. Secretary Hamblin concurs in
the proposed changes. The assistant Sec
retary favors n moro comprehensive
measure of consolidating some districts in
the interest OF economy.
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IT'S A GHEaT PLATFORM.
Oregon Democrats Name Their Men and
Tell What They Favor.


ASTORIA, Ore, April l7.-Wiiliam Il.
Galloway of McMinnvilie was nominated
for governor on the first ballot 10y the
democratic state convention to-day.
j. X. Weaihcrford was nominated for
congre ssmau of the FRS, district and j.
Ii. Raiey in the Second. The platform
adopted charges that all evils from which
the people are suffering are due to tho re-
publican party and its reckless lesisia-
ton; it asserts that the low price of farm
products, the non-employinent of labor,
the general depression OF business, the
stagnation Of industry, are the results OF
unjust and burdeusome taxes, the high
protective tariff system and other class
legislation of the republican party, of
which the demonetizaiion of silver in 1873
and the contraction of currency are in
stances. The platform favors an income
tax. II endorses the Chicago platform of
1892, endorses Cleyelaud's administration.
repeal OF the federal election laws; de-
mands the free coinage of silver; favors
liberal pensions 20 soldiers, the election
of United States senators by the people |;
opposes Chinese and pauper immigration
and approves Judge Caldweli's recent de-
cision regarding the rights of labor.
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The "WorId" 3. Good.

BUTTE. April F.--Another big house
witnessed the grand scenic display and
excellent acting of the "Wor!d" at Ma
guire's tonight, and the indications are
that the success which has so far marked
the engagement will be seen in the re-
manning two performances, al the
Wednesday matinee and in tho evening.
The novelty OF the souvenir performance
tomorrow AZ which each lady will bo
presented with photograph of herself.
has aroused "A great deal of curiosity and
will doubtless fiji the house.
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HOUSES BLOWN TO PIECES.
Two Persons believed To Have Bes n
Killed In An Explosion,

Los AHGELEs, April Ia mysterious
explosion demolished the frame building
of Mls. louise Mohn, South Spring street,
early this morning nnl badly damagcd
KesIner's butcher shop and the Golden
Rule produce store adjoining. For half n
block from the wrecked building the side
walks were covered with debris and bro
ken glass. and on the opposite side of the
street show windows were blown TO atoms.
The wrecked building was occupied by a
restaurant, cigar store and Baborownki's
shell and jewelry store, in the latter of
which tho explosion probably occurred.
Baborowsld claims 20 know nothing of the
origin of the disaster. but IL is suspected.
II Is believed two bodies are in the de-
bris. The loss is 5000.
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r.i,o,o w,u Civ, Them a show.

BuESoS AYREs, April l7.-Advices have
reached here from Montevideo 10 the
effect that President PeiXoto OF Brazil has
informed the Uruguan government that
hts government Is prepared to pay the
quarantine expenses and passage money
to those who quilted their country OH ac-
count of tho instruction and who are
now dcsirous OF returning TO their homes.
1t is added that a general amnesty will be
granted 10 all insurgents with the eXccp.
tlon Of the leaders OF the rebellion.
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WRECK NEAR OGDEN.
A Land slide That Caused Serious
Damage.

SALT LAKE, April IA land slide oc-
Cured at Webbcr canyon, east Of Ogden
last night on the Union Pacific road, caus-
ing an accident to a freight train. A huge
mass OF rock fell from elf 40 feet
above the track and demolished the road
bed for distance of nearly 100 feet. Tho
watchman went forward to nag the pass
enger train. not being aware there was a
special freight going east. The fireman
and engineer Of the freight train jumped
just as the engine was about 10 crash into
the mass of rock. The fireman had leg
broken. The engine was badly wrecked.
The passenger train was delayed several
hours