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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-08-06
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

There was considerable frost in west
morelamd county, Pa. this morning. So
far as learned no serious damage is
one.
The numerous coal minesin southern
Colorado and New Mexico vii! be re-
opened to-day, giving employment to
thousands OF men.
Mark Wolcot;, an attorney, shot and
probably fatally wounded Henry Howe.
farmer, neSr Onondass, Miss, during
: quarrel last night.
al the Cinnamon il Anderson. Ind
:; is said. have received official letters
urging them . return 10 China 70 en-
listin the national army.
4 Pan Handle t,eigh; was wrecked
Yesterday near Hamilton. O., by run
ming over : COW. The fireman was
killed and the engineer slightly injured
For three hours Yesterday 81 Vallejo.
Cal, fire ragged on the I. 5. ship Ma
ron. The vessel is built OF white oak
and the fire ragged iercely. The dam
age is $4,000.
The grand stand Al the Philadelphia
baseball park was burned 70 the ground
this morning. The ire was communi-
Gated 10 me omnibus and car stables
and they 100 were burned loss over
$-1.o10.
Tie Colorado and New Mexico coal
miners, who have been on strike
since May !. declared the strike oh'ye<-
.eTday 81 mass meeting sud will re-
turn 70 work as soon as the various
mines can be put in shape 70 receive the
men.
4 dispatch from Charlottesville says;
Rev. ]. c. Long. ID. $ member Of
the Grocer Theological Seminary fac
ulty. died esrly this morning. He was
20 years old ana very prominent in
church work. He was born in Lynch-
ba7g.
Late Saturday nigh; when John
Oman. farmer living near Findlay,
O, returned home atte- days absence
h found his wife dead in bed with her
throat cnt from ear 10 ear. Ii is sup
posed she was killed by gang OF
masked robbers.
According 70 aivices received a, the
Marine department st Ottawa. Ont,
from British Columbia, the sealing
schooners which have been operating
on the japan side since the early spring
have been very successful. The Can
adam fleet have caught (: go skins.
During drunken brawl between
some men and women on whsrf in
Chicago LAST night some OF the belliger-
ents were roughly handled. In one
case. the parties. after having been
beaten into inSensioility. were thrown
into the lake. They were rescued.
however, and no one was drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-08-06

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-08-06

AS the TeS':li 0; quarrel ever ~
annoy nous Letter. Edward S1i.h Of
srsnS;o7', Ky. hsS bu}le, 2 - es
and MS wife Is II jail to7 shooting hinl'
lie Letter aSSa;iai MIS-. Smith c5a-ac.-
1e9- Size oo,a!ne<3 possession c. =. a1a
when ne demanded lis 7e:U.1. sc sala.
l VII 50 Wiz ven . whoeys- y4"
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ont i VII Keep re la.;s!. !. rs ae
threw he- down. al6 after ct,oS.-= ~
;-;ed - oI.! Lee ih7oss, I-a.e- Nj.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
STILL STUDYING THE QUESTION.
THE PRESIDENT not YET READY TO ACT ON
THE VACUUM BILI~THE AGITATION

washington, March A.-Secretary Carlisle was
closeted with the President for an hour this after
noon at the Executive Mansion discussing WIN Inc
chief Executive the Silver Sdgniorige bI, ana CON
veving to him the opinions of those who have seen
him Ohe Secretary in reference TO It. Inc fresl-
dent Is making up his mind on this matter win
great deliberations weighing all the facts presenter
with judicial impartality. His action IN requesting
the committee Of the New-York Chamber or COM
rnerce not TO visit him is explained by the state
roent that he wishes 10 reach a conclusion py q
study Of the subject without DISTURBANCE 'Fo'" o"'
eide IT. esilra orc way tAc cihfr. . $500
Represent tive Bianl. of Missouri. wishes II M
dersiOod that the Committee on coinage, "c4sH''
and Measures OF which ne IS chairman. mas iOt, az
q body waited upon Secretary CarhS.e 10 CIV wy
hedges as 20 their future action IN case M, ~
shoIid become q Jaw The individnal inehlp"rS;
he says may have spoken with the secretary anu
assllrcl him that IL the bill were siSncI M
vould be no further silver legislation by ms ON
froes but # they l.d this 1t was IN tn"lr PEI
soma! capacity and without any auihoTiy lFo" VIZ
committee Mr. Bland says that he mas nCt zen
secretary Carlisle for ssme time: that ne oh'y EL|
thc President for a moment the DINER DAY anu
simply expressed the hope net he would not Vel9
the biz Sir Bland adds that he has not a'tipyh
his crusade In favor OF the iIee c0hiSe YI T,lNrt
liz purposes putting such bill through ~" h9use
al This session II possible without any rTsd'u "
the Presidents action The SegnloTdSe Dill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22

Brings comfort and Improvement and tends
70 personal enjoyment when rightly used The
many. who live better than others. and enjoy
life more. with less expenditure. by more
promptly adapting the worlds best products to
the needs OF physical being. will attest the value
10 health Of the pure liquid laxative principles
embraced In the remedy. Syrup OF Figs.
Its excellence Is due TO Its presenting In the
form most acceptable and pleasant to the taste
the refreshing aud truly beneficial properties OF
a periect laxative; effecu ally cleansing the sys-
tom dispeling colds, headaches and levers. and
permanently curing constipation. IL has given
satisfaction to millions and met with the APP
prevail OF the medical profession because 1t acts
on the Kidneys. Liver and Bowels Without weak
ching them and 1t is perfectly free from every
Objectionable substance.
syrup Of Figs is for sale by all druggists in SOC.
and 81 bottles. but 1t is manufactured by the
california Fig Syrup Co. only. whose name Is
nrinted on every package. also the name. Syrup
81 Figs and being we'll informed. you Will not
accept any substitute II offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22

zone OF the greatest evils 81 these times is politics.
The politicians are robbers and raScals one OF the
prime causes of all the suffering and misery we are
now witnessing is that the Democrats have failed
to carry out their promises. They have broken
every enc OF their pledges" This condemnation
was received with great applause.
Ell IS a disgrace TO the Empire State that you
permit such bosses HI. Croker aud Murphy 10
rule YOU" The speaker then showed the difference
between a modern society reception and the recep-
ton Jesus gave To sinners. lie was invariably me
devils master. The reception in "A mansion ends III
DEGRADATION In the Sums. but the Saviour took the
denlzens OF the Sums ana placed them near God.
in the ranks OF Christianity the speaker went on
us found the cream Of the earth Jesus Christ gives
them the best work or earth - do"
Professor Weclcn then sang Jesus Is Waiting 70
Comfort You" and then T.. Schiverla made an ad-
dress lie said: III all the people were as anxious
to receive Christ he Is 10 receive them this city
would be q Paradise. There would be no gln-inlls
and no immortality" At the close 81 his address
the speaker called 10 those IN the audience VINO
are willing 10 accept Jesus Christ? Fully 800 per
sons arose. and when the speaker asked: How
many have accepted him this afternoon? fuzzy hat
"A hundred more stood up.
In The evening there was repetition OF this scene
In the Mariners Temple in OliNer-st.. and many
conversions were made. To-day the work continues.
Meetings will be held in Aston Place and Madison
Square. East. at HIS m: in Association han ana
Metropolitan Hall at noon. and IN Cooper Union 4
large meeting viii be held at $3.50 o'clock. At night
the evangellstc meetings will be held In the
churches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
VERY LIGHT WEIGHT
NJ &C KIMTOS II ES
for both Men and Women.
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.
HODGMhN RUBBER COMPANY,
BROADWAY. 81 WEST ED ST.
Cor Grand street, Adj. 9th Ave. Hotel.

eight months. Admiral Walker is now the presi-
dent Of the Board of Inspection ana survey. ms
being selected for service at this time is taken
as conclusive evidence that Secretary lierDer thnks
It important that one OF the senior iia6 oilceLs OF
Sea fleet this summer. This would seem 10 mean
that the fleet has serious work before IT, AiInlTa
Walkers order will be issued at once
The assignment OF Commodore Kirkland 70 the
South Atlantic station means that Admiral stanton
will not return to Rio. but remain in command of
the home station for the present. There is no
doubt however. that Commodore Meade will be or
dered to relieve Admiral Stanton In the near future
probably before July.
The next change among the flag officers aNoat
will affect the Asiatic Station Orders recalling Nd
miral Skerrett viii soon be issued 1t Is expected
that his successor Will be named shortly. Commo-
dore Erben has applied 10 be placed on the retired
list il IS understood. Should his application be
granted. Il would make necessary the detailing OF
new command erin chief for the European squad
ron Thus changes in all the sea commands would
he made There Is much curiosity In naval circles
AS 10 whether Admiral Walker Will accept orders to
tSa Pacific 4 number Of officers seem 10 think thar
he may take advantage Of his length OF service and
ask to be placed on the retired list.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
POSTMASTERS APPOINTED.
ONLY EIGHT NOMINEES CONFIRMED IN THIS
STATE SINCE CONGRESS BEGAN


Washington March %.-The President to-day
nm. n the Senate the following nominations:
Postnas;ers: New-Jersey-Robert 5. Jordan Jer-
nav City: Frank H. Laor Trenton; Pennsylvania
William R. Turney Greensburg; Connectcut-Ju-
Illus Pnney Williman:c; North Carolina-N. J.
Cheathan IT, Henderson; Fiorida-W. 7. Ander-
son. Palatka: Ohio-Wil.iam s. Parks, Delaware
Iiinois-Mark G Harris Joliet; George Dyson
Rushvie; Missouri-Wdm 5. Martin Ell Doraco
Springs Coorado-Creed F. MiddlecOf, Akron
The total number of four;h-ciass postmasters APP
pointed to-day was forty-four, Of which twenty
five were TO FL! vacancies by designations ana
deaths. Among the appointments were the follow
Ing:
New-York--J. K. Trmb,e az Crown Point Cen
ire vice Maud s. Ingalls, removed J. w ConE
In, at East Penfeld vice Edward Buck, removed
Aoram Lord at Hale Eddy, vice VI Gardener, re-
moved; komyn Homer. at Marvin. Cnautauqua
Since the beginning of the present session or
congress only eight nominations OF NeW-No rk
E)s'masters have been confirmed by the senate.
There are now pending before the committee 70
winch they were referred forty-eight nominations.
ten or which were sent the Senate on the assem-
ping OF Congress For this reason Postmaster
General Blsse.l has been unwilling in many IN
stances to recommend nominations to offices in
New ork STATE on the expiration OF the commits
SONS neld by Republican pOstrasters until he has
some intlmation OF the fstc Of those already sent
IN Neither OF the New-York Senators ever VISITS
the Posto1ce Department or recommends the ai'-
poiAtment OF any candidate. nOtwithstand ng the
pontments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
"P1DDTp Differ SIM hboHNI'
TT IS SAID THAT HE STAYED TO hN'oi
VISIT TO NIAGAEA-EXPhCIED HUME
THIS AFTERNOON

The absent police Justice. PADDY D'vVer' o'u
M, roach home last night . many OF MS FORMER
ro,,i,ers expected At his home. No MADISON
g, q, = late hour last night. the JUSTICES dauSh-
~. ,, ,ha, no word had been received from him
tndico,ing when he would return. but she thought
:, roseyle M, he would be back to-day But az
:. -, ,ri,,,s,,,,s Iouor store. No. 1l3 Park Row.
,,o Mace PADDY" himself owned and ran for
,nonv years. +, was said positively mat me Judge
.,,.1 hc hack this afternoon. This Information was
"o"'1 '1 90 o,nclal by the Tamamny outfit Of the
district. - .,,, oo,oo a., o..
~, ,,,a Nv. York Central and Hudson liyer Ran
OF OF T'e mi Thai ne VIII reach his nome ABOUT
.",'';; y.ord have been here last tN'inHS, ~
M 49,. Re aop;Jed to ENJOY we" o. magyar A
Isaus ntcnding make an inspector U, oooi me
iatis. an, and Canadian catarhcts ana 10 axe IN
Al uond, rfu sights IN the REPRESENTATIONS,
az ,Hrman Brown. who repTes- nts Ian pl as
rc he ia In the common S9anc Las sa@ {es'sr-
irict -. rcnor.s that "ihe Judge was 10 De re-
day e Ia he railroad station by deIfgauon from
s D!vver Association apq tne i With hang
Distri ,Ssc was unfounded. me AIderfnan deciinei
~ ,.arifv n rumor that "PadHy %"'' ~ '"o"o'u
70 hJs re.,irn 10 the district to-h'S"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
MR.. LETTER MAY BE AN AMBASSADO- :

R1-MORs THAT HE WILL SUCCEED ANDREW
d WHITE AT THE COURT OF THE CAR.
Washington March 2l.-There is some interesting
gossip aloat in regard TO the Russian missioner
rather embassy, as ii is soon 10 be-to the erect
that Andrew D. White. present Minister. Will
shortly return and that his successor may very pos
sihly by l.. l.. Letter the Chicago millionaire. The
r,,,nors as TO Mr. Whites approaching return
received an additional impetus from the fact that
tho President has lust signed a joint resolution Of
Congress providing that the vacancy in the Board
Of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution be filled
by the appointment of Andrew -. White This Is
the only office that is filled by Congress with the
advice and consent of the President. In all other
cases the President takes the initiative, and the
Senate confirms fails to do so.
II was well known that President Cleveland hest
tated TO withdraw Minister White from his post
of duty. although the pressure brought to bear on
him had been almost irresistible. Probably no ior-
eign mission has attracted as many niluen'ial APP
pcants that of Russia. buy me present iiculn ,
bent was not offensive PARTISAN he had onIy
represented the United states nj 81. fessersnurs
since July Q 1892 and although ms periuhctor!
rcsj,rnation in common with those Of all me last
Administrations appointees. had been filed nine
diatelv after the inauguration a year ago. ne Hau
since shown particular anxiety to return TO
private life. This is believed to have caused the
House of REPRESENTATIVES and ne senate To- SuE
gest that Mr.. White could md honors In ms own
and trGGent Tleye1n n aPfrSHFi
simultaneously FIJI diplomatic position abroad ana
he a regent Of an educational institution IN WASH
ington. Minister White Will doubtless tax hs Wv
OF the matter. and, with the passage OF the new
Diplomatic Appropriation OH wmch FalSeS s,e
contingent. Of course, upon Russia taxing me m
itiativc in the mean time by making frih'e ~ AZ
tacuzene Ambassador 1t VIII be posSDir ,oi a'e
President 20 relieve the intense anxiety OF twenty
or more applicants -, ,,,..
with the best chance Of appointment; Al TINS Is
gossip. which Is being passed around r IN Ia1nd
though it Is generally accepted with credehce'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
ANOTHER SIDE TO MOyTCLATR POLITICS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: | have been an habltual reader OF your pa
per for a number OF years, and have always priced
1t because II presented the news in manner free
from prejudice. | was therefore surprised on read
ing an article in the issue OF February i? ht.,nei
"Trckery la Montclair Politics Whether eh'eh-
tlonally or not, the sentiment of the meeting re-
ferred to was, in my opinion. misrepresented' 70
begin with, II was To be inferred that fe but
Democrats and Mugwumps We're present or he
publicans noticed such prominent ones present as
trict; benjamin Strong. g. = Olcctt the Rev A. H.
Bradford f.. r. Gates c. -. Thompson, ana others
whom do not recall The meeting was attended by
the best citizens of each party. who 9rSanized ID
sIre the nomination OF good men Tor all local Of
fees. There has been attempt on me part OF
Democrats. such. 20 carry the town. simply de-
sire by the best people to be represented by COM
peent men. beg YOU VIII print Ih:s correction as
ment would result dlsastrousiy to our town.
REPUBLICAN.
Montciair. " j.. March 20. 1894.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
THE CANAL. ELECTRICAL CONTRACT.

Albany, March 2l.-Sub-committees OF the Senate
Finance and Assembly Ways and Means Committees
acting under the joint resolution or the ihVesuga-
ton of the State Departments, tonight examiner
Superintendent of Public Works Hannah IN regard
% tho letting of the contract the Cataract Gen
eral Electric Company 70 conduct electric wires
along the canals under the Cana! ELECTRICAL ENpei
ment law. 49,, -. IT, 49,, -
Mr. Hannah said that negotiat tons for me con-
tract were begun by the company about the ZINC
~ tho electrical EXPERIMENTS last fail The formal
offer was made by the company on December l,
1898 He did know when he let the contract
that a repealng act was pending in the Legislature
The hearing was adjourned to 10 j. m to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
WHO SHALL SUCCEED BISHOP MNIERNY?

Albany. March q 'SpeciaD-The Democrats III 'ne
.-,,,,,, o,d Senate to-day held "A caucus in the
Assembly parlor TO nominate a candidate Tor Re
gent Of the University TO h the vacancy caused
by the death Of Bishop McNierny. No nomination
was made. but in place thereof n comm ttee OF
seven was appointed to find candidates whos' names
NTH no presented to a future caucus. Bshop NC
cueis's name was quickly canvasscd among the
Eemocrats present. but II was found that there
a., such strong opposition 70 him That MS friends
dared not present his name. The committee con-
~ia,s of senator's Parker eX-oiiicio, Sullivan and
Wolf and Asscmbymer Downing Hehhessy, Car
roll Douglass and Chapman.
Hssemblyman Melody. Of Brooklyn. and two or
.freo other Democrats refused to 20 into the eau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
CHANGES IN NAVAL COMMANDS.
PACIFIC AND COMMODORE KIRKLAND
~ The SOUTH ATLANTIC

Washington March q CspeciaD.-some big sur
prses are in store for naval officers II IS learned
at the Navy Department to-day that a number Of
oranges in the commanders -n-chef Of foreign sta
tons are in contemplation. One transfer has al
ready been ordered. and at least two others Will be
made this week Commodore Kirkland. recently A.
signed as the commander Of the Pacific Station.
has been directed by telegraph 10 return East AID
proceed to Rio. He IS 10 assume command Of the
South Atlantic Squadron.
Acmiral Walker has been selected for duiy on
the Pacific. His detail FOR this service is the naval
surprise OF the year lie returned from command
OF me Squadron Of Evolution only one year ago,
e.scr having completed a cruise Of three years and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
STATE CHARTER ELECTIONS.

THE SERIES OF REPUBLICAN VICTORIES wv
TlNUE ALMOST UNBROKEN
Fort Edward y. T.. March q 'Speciap'-Chaf'es
W Bowtcll. Republican, was eectc'
.,, u,,,o ,,eeterdav The entire Republican ticket
for village officers elected
Hudson y. y. March 2.-The town eiectiohs o,
Columbia County were held yesterday ana resu"eu
in the election Of eleven Democratic SUPERVISORS,
ten Republicans and two Independents. Inc ooa'u
stands the same as last year MI, o,ro, cbar,er
Fort plain ~ Y. March 1.-THE annual p cnar,ul
election took place yes;erqa lco i,nnatoTities
Tonawa,.da y y March 2LIne HlIi agS e,' CT
"a hold mere Yesterday and the ihnePeillei. ~ ~,
80, tic,~t which was nominated IN opposition 10
H. ccenIon Democratic ticket. was elected Charles
a couner was chosen President. 49,, - ,,,o
~ North Tonawanda the R"pupncahS w. We'g t. W.
to,ous bv rnaioritics ranging from wv 70 ~ 'de'
s THOMPSON was elected PRESIDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
PlTEyr SUIT INVOLVING MILLIONS.

Toledo. Ohio. March 2L-Within the next week .
gigantic patent suit involving S5C0O0O0 will be filed
In the United States Court by the American Ele,-
trio Company OF Toledo against the Central Union
Telephone Company the Bell Telephone Company
and the Western Electric Company OF Chicago for
appropriatns Il multipleX switchboard invented by
NJ. J. Carney, of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
LEGISLATORS WILL OBSERVE GOOD FRIDAY.

Albany March q G;peciaD.-Both branches OF inc
LEGISLATURE will adjourn from tomorrow unti Mon
d,,. ,i,,ht on account OF Good Friday. Mr. Aims
worth presented the resolution In the Assembly TINS
morning where Il was unanimously adopted; iHe
Senate concurred IN II soon as X reacnci ul''l
hr,nch The Assembly provided. however, tor 4
session tonight and for one to-morro" night -
ma Ike Ip the time lost on Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
uNIxTEREsT1NG DAY IN THE SENATE

Washington March 21-The business OF the senate
today was confined almost exclusively 20 bills on the
calendar unobjecte1 to. Twenty-Five OF them were
passed They consumed no more time ;han was re-
ouircl 20 have fhem read in full By the c.erk none
~ .h.rn were Of general importance or interest =
O'Clock when the morning hour expired tie ga
cndar was laid aside and from tnai uh'e uiO 49,, ,.C
,,hen the Senate adjourned, discussion was keP1
I'D on a bin 10 simplify the form or deeds OF 81 en-,
p,omce trusts and releases OF land in the )istric
80 |,,In,ot{a No action was taken on the blll
which sin remains the unfinished business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22

For indigestion and all other con-
ditions resulting from constipation.
go by the book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills 25c. At drug
stores or write to B. F. Allen Co.,
365 Canal ST., New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22

m ,oo,,so tbe,, want 70 vote for Father Malone
of Brooyn in case he Is nominated by BY S the Re-
nror, afternoon AZ 1870 o'clock. Tonight the
Rev Father Malone seems to be the leading sdrgs G ana
oS NeWYork has been extensively mentioned dur
irer tha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22

discussed this afternoon before the Assembly Com
nitteee on Public Health. ., .,, T.,
Several advocates of Christian Science spohe, II.
favor Of the bin The committee will give another
hearing next Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
ur ,vnrpwRyrERs ELECT OFFICERS.

r,,ca. \. Y. Aierch 2i-At the annual meeting OF
~ ~a,r.york safe Board OF Fire Underwriters.
held here tonight officers were e'ec'sa as n9ows
fres.,Isn!. ;ooirch. Newburg; H. r. loss; ,B5ing-
Samton j. IL pike, JohnsioTI lynn t. Getlnan. Giov
r. FORD, Cohoes; treasurer '0''''
lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
THE OMAHA "sE1GN1oRAGE" STORY DENIED

Washington. March 2.-Chcf ". p. Hazen. OF the
Treasury Secret Service. says that the report rom
Omaha. Neb that 10000 counterfeit silver dollars
@ in crcyiation in that city and its vicinity Is
without foundation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
-. r,,E INTERESTS OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

,,,. March 2l-E. l.. Rydcr's bill. providing
ory person may freely contract for the services
~ .,homsoever he considers competent to alleviate
Oh 49," or prevent or heal disease. and that Il
sun. -, ,a,,,,i for persons so employed to attend
shal nurse AMI endeavor to heal the employing
treat nd receive compensation therefor subject
pats Ia ws OF the State relative TO malpractice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
ARGUING FOR TIE CITY HALLS REMOVAL

Albany. March 2l.-Assistant Corporation Couhse'
Rlondy Of Ncw-York city. tonight appeared III
o,.,osi,ton IN Senator Roberison's bill repeating
~ Io,v ~ last wear authorizing the removal Of the
~, Work CIV Hall Those in favor OF the bill
VIII be heard tomorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22

QUEEy LII WILL LECTCRE. SAYS H0rSER
napolis Ind. March 2L-If DR.. j. A. lIouser
is to be believed the deposed Queen Of the Sand
wlch Islands Will soon be going around the country