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DRUG STORE, centrally 10, ated, 10 srars ettab-
lishei. for sale; good neghbUlE1Od; reasonable
price, good opportunity. Address DRUGS, box
$50 World, uptown.
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.
unfur,lshed.

unfur7ished.
BUSINESS MAN & wife would like to ront part
of private house in good ncighborhood. Ad-
dress. stating terms c. W. H., hox SSI World.
WANTED-Floor private house not more Sl5
for refined couple. Johnson, 80 W. 18th st.
WANTED -Partsof house between Doth K I'D
sts. 81 l. Madison ave. l29 L. 10Th st.
WASTED-l4th to AID ST.. I'd to 9th ave.
rooms: must be list floor small family Il. box
~ world office.
WANTED, between Goth & 10th SITS, I'd to 4th
ave, single fat floor Of : or rooms 4
bath. all Improvements, by small family. Ad-
dress Permanent World Agency, 55i I'D ave.
UPPER FLOORS Of private house, including
heat & gas, for family Of .: location near W.
l25th st. will pay SIS to SIS Write full purticu-
lars to lIANNESBr, p. q. box 81, New York
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iNl.LNnNI ST. "lS. Enu- rooms rumilrtnhl'
turaishud 'ur llutcke"ping, line location; sLS
weekly, take Pacific ave. trolley CORTLAND Q
DcshfuAscs st. ferries.
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WAsHINGTON LACE, llS w.-select rooms q
board. ladies, 81, gentlemen. IS. references
nNNhnnLIN
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West Side.
! ASIilNGTON PLACE, il7-Desirablc ioomF,
Win excellent board, Tor gentlemen; also table
board, references.
WASHINGTON SQUARE. l0i Waverey place
Fine rooms; eAcellent table; references re-
quirCd. r.-
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RENT FREE ONE MONTH"; rooms in Houston
st. to q small family. SIS a month See
OWNER SIS Broadway, restaurant.
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Tor gentleman \ MS attendant. In the nrighboy
hood Of Guy Hsili Murr"X ST. n Broadway Al
dress 10. lON >, llj.
YouNG LADY. room q board; catholic family,
brooklyn neai bridge, or between jsth 10th
sta, west side. X, I, d. 20 ParA place.
Good viii q interest for Sale.
or Time, s6c; per i,ne: S,csra Tne, srG ps
iH,. ThGri al Subsequent Times :Oc DeT an
&c. pc, ttle eJi.d IN Sundays
a Liberal. CASH
oner for any stock II merchandise, store fixtures.
furniture horses, wagons a.. amount no OBJ
le,tI communications htriCtly confidential city OF
country. STRAUSS. igol ID ave. corner SD st
Any STORE or nercnandi.e bought Mt
once ,Or spot cn,n' NJ decays bn,,ne.s
srr s:%" ~ sr"" as, sa,n 81 Or address
A...STOnEs AND, STOCKS or MER:
ANY STORE OK nEitCHASDi~E
A.-QrICK BuYERi store, stocks, whole
.n ., rc,n,I. JACOB~, O6 thri-, opurr st.
At SACRIFICE brewers Agent Long. 2i2 East
S9th st. offers good paying liquor Store, brook
Ign. at $500 cash also other liquor stores saloons.
$500 up
\ ELL-rNNING confectionery store; soda
fountain aud icc-croam pnrlnr also Stationery,
cigar ANA news stand; near !. station: great
thorough. are. hLi>ANs, IA West iid,h 81.
A.-sACltIFlCE, deeth Of owner ncccsstates i'm
medlat. safe OF hrst-class saloon, on lcndins
''S-iut ~ bi"NNlFh HN'u''s' WV S'''VV'
anu >IWu worm "i selected hto'k' ~ motthtsl
or cncumbrance, quick huyvr secures barvlin IIr
..''',.,
Al FRENCH table dhote and Ia carte restau-
rant for SAFE on easy aud good terms. down
town, fun license. long lease. Address Is. 81
Park plure. room ).
ATTRACTIVE city downtown hotel is years
lease. valued sio 900: selling 81, ooG. Evanss
Brewery, lsI hudson ri,
A COOP GrocERY STORE for sale in live
neiYnhorb. d, FOOD cham" for one who i'm
derstapds the business Apply sEEMAN BROS.
az Greenwich 81.
A food CORNER LIQUOR STORE viii be sold
'nrIp II sold this week Call JAMES NULL
GAN mineral waller factory, i56 East lSJth IT.
An ESTABLISHED employment bureau. good To-
cltion; living rooms, reasonable price. 40 9th
ave
4 FURNISHED is.noom HOUSE aud lease. near
rated throughout; modern furniture income equals
rent Address 2Si 9Th ave. ...--.-..-.--.-----
ANY STORE Ir mtrchanisn bought t"r ,afh
J. DOMROE. SUs BeacSer st.
A PROMINENT corner ll1uor store average re-
brance. also quick lunch restaurant; easy terms
ave, room l.
bARGAiN Corner ptopftN' Including liquor
lass ia Monroe st.. corner Montgomery.
a CORNER GROCERY, horse and wagon, Woo
eo HSrn cb T "n-p rent ' ''es""''" st.
'N' ''' 49, ------.--
AN oLp-EsrABLlsliED liquor store cheap
sum- 500 ~ ~,.',,., a,,,. ,,r man
ua and wife Call mornings ''j ware" st.
BAktnS -Uplown; all cash. over counter;
tnirty bnrr.ls unusual In ryan; caus. Sic mess
ON SER. room -, III BrOauwaN
BAKERY FoR SALE; best location In Harlem
Mike go W. "l'a IT, -..--
uI,TCuER STORE .tyo. also butcher ..ytur.s AM,
hose for sale 1850 I'd ave.
uIrcfIt,p .Tnpt 10 .,I,. JON, r...,n for
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THE BRISTOL,

- To ~ T.. nth IT.. near 9th avc.-Comfoi
family house; very moderate terms.
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Jersey City.

GATES AVE. ~. ftra private house, ha
somyly urniHhrd ruum iur or gents, II
s. 4 81
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West Side,

p,ppny. or Az roo,,, ,,,r,,t,hcd rooms. rns
~. n,,. ae,Ia,na 'r,npr"d rnL
erste
,,rrxw,c,, avn ~ xt,0,r trrr,sh., ,o,ms
VIII Nv ,'l.NiueW au'"'S"e" ''o''N
,n,,sTnS CIR s,v ~ na,r cor,,,r,. .
ah,r ,m,,ish..d r,on, ali conysnisnr.s" Gas
uorsToN ST Q, w-Ntc.v furnished single 4
double rooms for light housekeeping
PERRY ST. i near Greenwich aye,-Lnrpe &
small rooms nicely furnished: all conyeniences.
wAvERIEy PLACE ee7-I,anJsomely furnished
rooms; gas bath.
Ih AVE-, 10 near lnh N-Me%iE inrnis s.r,
, rooms' .a,he small s'"ss' Z" SUITE "o'e'"
--,, ,,,,, oo-, ,..-.,...,..,, ..,.,,,,,,i,.
IN We, W. lloI utu.u1'"' ,,,,
P'"'e '"''' '" ''' ~
10TH st. ~. W., MILarsc FURNISHED room ior
se"''emen OF "sh' housekeeping - "ee"s' -
10TH ST. 20 W.-Nicely furnished rooms $3.50
,r G,%, superb large apartment '"'S"'"'e"'S
l2TH ST. 81 Undesirable front rooms 81 aoor
good closet room; reference exchanged -
18th ST, gio W Nicely furnished large rooms,
suitable Tor 2 gentlemen; references
18TH ST 2si w.-Iarge convenient 2d-story front
room; large closets. private house: adults; 81
monthly ----. ----
ETH ST api w nice lipht rooms bath
completely furnished housekeeping, I'd Hat.
Forbes.
,oTt, ST A.. w NIrely furnished rooms for
hougekeapInr. large closets; running water;
references,
18TH ST 70 w near l. statiop--Iargc & small
newly furnished rooms moderate terms
2OTu ST. $50 W.-Largc. elegantly furnished
in uoTtect condition
,oru on, a., &C. .,,, ,,,,.,,,,,., ,,,,,,. ,,,,i,,-
bic for housekeeping; terms reasonable.
,or,, So, ,o- II. >.,, ,,-,,.,o, r,,,, q, =.
"OTH ST., 81, N;-Nr"ly luFmsn'I rou'h' Sl'''
upwa'', o"a.' .,"'o" """'''".s ~
2vrh ST. 2Os W.-Ni'slE furnished rooms .l Hl'''
s,Sr or ~, W ~",,rro = ANAL, roor,s FAR.
HHisbsd rnnnior waierN rontIei,'ep ,nI|: refer
ence>
elsT ST. w.-Elegnntly furnished rooms iarg
snail; southern exposure; location uncxccp
monaS Su ,,, =, -, ..,,.,,,.,, .
I'D ST. .sS W;-LArse room S"''ao'e 'o' =
"''t'' '"'''''e"
ED ST, j.. N.-Large small mel Intn'She'
rooms every Convenience 'e'"'"
I'D ST ~ WlSreS sasmr" room, e'so maj
'oo".' ".",, -
22D ST. ZIG W-Beautiiuliy fnrmlsheu parbr
oeuioo"' - "e'N'E' ''o'' ''"
22D ST, ASl W. handsomely furnished rooms,
private house every convenience moderate
prices - ---.--------- ...-
si'i 'y ~, vi ron. PAN" pn's ''
80, ,, -, - ,...,...--r.-
ing, 81. 90 s.. s.. 80 weekly, laundry & kitchen
~ on, ,.o a.. -, ,, ,i.,. ,,-,tt,J
rooms h"rsn srst lac
-'ih 81, .o' w, Ia ~. s'rT, pr
'"'o "ouSe mus w '''' W ~
FAITH ST. II W,-Elevator bath, electric lights
gent'Gmen: small families; upward; summer
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FTENISHED cottage small by Ia and
brother for care iioniha, rem, apnut EI!niths.
uOj'SE near public school and elevated station;
SIS To 40 monthly. III. :. box Az World
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Business Opportunities.

A WELL-kNOWE responsible bookmaker wants
party TO invest 81 .0Op and take half Interest in
book track. advertiser will furnish q, 900
and make strictly percentage book; PROFIT Viii
average about $50 day. highest references fur
nished; expect same. BOOkMAKER, box 1874
World.
ATTRACTIVE city downtown hotel. is years
lease; valued Slj 0O"; selling 81, wv. EVANS S
BREWERY l2T Hudson II.
A.-A-A.--HOw TO GET RICH With 500: the
utock market offers gtandest opportunity; call
personally and obtain valuable Information; pr-
waite wires 10 different exchanges; special stten-
tlOn paid to discretionary accounts. TRAl BMAS
L TRAUBNER. bankers and brokers. is New st.
AWAITING REMITTANCE. viii pay $50 for 500
accommodation "A days; undoubted security dc
posted TO insure prompt repayment SANDFOKD.
box =, 126 Sth ave.
A-DRY-GoODs. clothing. furnishing goods
grocery; stores OF every description bought for
spot cash Address CASH, II IL, 1883 I'D ave.
A BONUS OF s.; party securing me
good position American. 10. formerly In bust
ness for self ADVERTISER. Sal StA ave.
BONUS or zoo RAID for ~; loan until sep
TENDER: thoroughly satisfactory security de-
posted. MANSION. box 2hH World uptown.
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nth ST, 405 E.-5 large rooms all light all
improvements, private hall, wei. %ept house,
owner on LIST Nat. $50, 1928,
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arr1ms = LAIs, g rooms and bath; spendidy
Ia s,r ''' East sd st.. or b. o'HARA. lli5
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BRIDGE ST, sSO-t3 mp; large 4 small rooms
newly furnished; table board. $500
HENRY ST. 42l Brooklyn Pleasant rooms good
table; lev minutes walk to South Ferry mod.
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18TH ST.. los E.-Pretty single fats five
ICONS. bath. all improvements, SIS, $50; free
70 Sept. Is.
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A PRIVATE GENTLEMAN

will advance to respectable families SIS to 81 900
their household Effects legal interest: you can
pay back In instruments To suit borrower; can
make better terms for You than loan offices; call
or write: city or BROOKLYN. g. DAVIS, Twelfth
Mprd Bank. AZ East l25th st. rooms 3OS, 300
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OF II ST.. li5 i. Five elegant rooms in private
/ house; with owner: rent $23
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L0ANSI LOANSl lOANSI

to any amount at per cent TO merchants. manu-
fscturers and reliable parties furhiture. storage
receipts aud either securities. without removal.
Confidential Easy terms. New York Brooklyn
RCANTIEE LOAS a. CT ARANTY Co
81 Nassau St. corner Fulton St, NJ Y. city.
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ETH ST. 2S7 E.--2 cheerful, connected rooms
for ;; housekeeping $3.50; all convenience
.7TU ST. 10 Z, ncsr Madison square-Hand-
souely furnished psrlor. large small rooms
private house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-25
BLOOMFIELD.

cince the fire which destroyed Christ Church,
Bloomfield. January II. 1893. the congregation
has been without home Services were first held
in the Westminster Presbyterian Chapel which was
also destroyed by fire, and afterward in the First
Presbyterian Church lecture-room To-day the
handsome Christ Church. at Bloomfield and
Park aves will be worshlpped in for the first time.
although the formal opening Will not take place for
few days
The church was designed by Halsey Wood.
OF Newark the architecture is early pointed Gothlc
the building is crucform in plan, and the total cost
of church, parsh-house and furnishings Is about
$4,000 The stone used is lght-colored granite;
the roofs finished in natural wood and the side
walls faced on the interior with stone. with cream
co.ored brick in the arches and jembs. The church
will seat AS people and the chapel So The con-
gregation has been augmented by the addition Of
the members of the st. Marks Episcopal Society OF
Glen Ridge. which. after the fire. Joined with the
Christ Church congregation on condition that the
church be built in Its present desirable location
The rector of Christ Church is the Rev Edwin A.
White; there is supplied choir of about thirty
voices, and John A. Wade. who has been conspicu-
ous.y successful. the choirmaster and organlst
OF Grace Church. Rutherford. has been engaged as
choirmaster for the new church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-25
NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.

The Republican County Committee, Newark. mas
decided to request the Legislature to pass an act
to postpone the charter election in that city this
year from April 10 TO April "a, in order that the
reforms in local government promised before the
election last fall. and delayed by reason Of the
Senate deadlock Trenton may be carried into
effect this year The city is now so well gerry
wandered for aldermen that 1t Will be Impossible.
unless some legislation is had for the Republicans
10 elect majority in the Common Council. There
nine wards. with the voting population so
grouped that. although the Republicans may carry
the city by a majority of thousands, they cannot
elect majority in the Common Council. The people
also look TO radical reform of the Board Of Works
to make its members elective, and 1t is desirable
that bill shall be passed for this purpose before
the charter election. The Legislature will also be
asked TO legislate in the same way for the county
election that fifteen freenolderS be elected
at large general county ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-25
NEW.LOyDOyEPS WILL PROTECT GA NE

New-London, Conn. March "a CpeciaD.-Scarc.
as good fishing and hunting IL about here. number
of sportsmen organized "A Rod and Gun Club In
this city this week for the purpose OF protecting
what fish and game there is left and promoting the
Increase in the future. Judge John G.. Crump was
chosen president: Walter G Cady vice president;
J. w. Clinton. secretary, and W. s. Chappell treas
urer These gentlemen are true sportsmen. and the
farmer who thinks IL smart TO go out with his
bamboo rod or pot-meta gun before the law Is off.
to bring In the first fish bird OF the season. will
hereafter find himself brought up with round
turn.
Many improvements will be noticed at Ocean
Beach Park when the season opens. the Park Com
mlssioners having already a large gang OF men al
work there making such changes will best
commodate the public There will be music at the
park this summer and quite possibly display OF
fireworks on some evenings each week The street
railroad companies will every ten minutes
to the park. and altogether the outlook IL promis
Ing for n lively season at the beach.
The garrison at Fort Trumbu have been en-
gagged this week In mounting fifteen-nch gun
Weighing twenty-five tons. which was brought here
from NeW-Iork Harbor some time ago. Ii Is doubt
full II the gun will be used for target practice
here.
The baseball fever which so completely took pos
session or this city few years ago has so thor
oughy disappeared that effort this month to
organize a nine for the State League proved dis
and In fact no suitable grounds enclose but the
boys OF the Buckley High School have rented a ior
In the boulevard and will furnish good ball this
summer as they did last relying entirely on the
to defray expenses. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-25
THE ROOD SHOW ATTRA CTIyG crowns

With only this week for the people OF New-Yor),
70 ENJOY the Food Show at the Lenox Iyceurn. 1t
goes without saying that the attendance will be big
and everybody will be kept busy from thu. onening
al IN the afternoon until the closing at half past
III al night All that the manager, Mr. Busslng.
promised to the public, he has given-a good clean.
honest exhibition. and the exhibitors are so well
pleased With his management that they all 20 with
a month. ->P'" - " 'o"'Hiue TOT
ne women especially have had a good time nj the
e On ana WIN nave a good time oil this week
,ne at.endance has been large and It seems ike
oh tainy reunion when they meet on the fioor or
81 Sous tne various booths What rs given away IA
VI rea value, and generosity y the motto every
where at the Lenox Lyceum Wv ~ e'e'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-25
Hartford GETS RIPID TR1NSTT
TIE STREET RAILROADS ARE At LAST TO ZEE
EQUIPPED WITH THE TROLLEY
NEW EXECUTION LAW
FENCE TAKE MEASUREMENTS.


Hartford. Conn. March e 1SpociaD The rapid
transit question has at last been solved and the
coming municipal election greatly slmpincd by that
circumstance 1t has taken the city councils eight
months to come to the point OF acceding to the
often expressed desire Of the people for rapid
transit. but Monday tho grants were passed by
both boards. and Thursday the Mayor signed
the resolutions The rights include overhead trolley
on all the lines Of the two companies, and re-
srictlons piled upon them until II will b. hard
matter for the stock 10 be marketed for equipment.
There s to be- underground wire for the
turn current and the companies must pay a . per
cent tax into the city treasury. trusting to luck TO
get the Legislature to take of the State tax on
street railways which has been the sole tax here
tofore. The companies. however. make impor-
tant gain by the compromise. for such II is The
revocation clause requires "A twO-thrds vote Of the
Court OF Common Council to order the trolley
moved. In 1t should rot prove satisfactory to
the people. This will make It necessary for the
companies to have only six Alder.nen out of the
sixteen In favor Of the trolley to maintain 1t so
long the companies TT.
The trolley question having been disposed Of the
municipal campaign. far as the mayoralty is
concerned. viii be largely Of personal prefer
ence. The Republicans are greatly stirred up over
the condition OF affairs in their party. and there
may be complications which will seriously hand-
cap them in the fight The nominations have been
has been REINFORCED by n comparatively recent re-
adoption This VIII bring together a very large
gathering. 200 1900 people, at least and the
city Committee has determined that the caucus
shall be held In the lst Regiment armory on Tues
day evening The prominent candidate who IL I'm
the field to win, II he can. is Alderman Patrick
Mcdovern, who has been In one or the other of the
council boards for many years and whose f,nII-
arlty with the affairs Of the city Is second TO that
or no man unless IT be Ex-Governor Bukeley him
SER, VINO was Mayor for ten years. Mr.. Mc6iovern
Is also chairman Of the Republican CITY Com
mitttee but for all that he Is unpopular with
many clements OF the Republican party and II he
should De nominated he could not carry the entire
vote or the party He would. however draw largely
from the Democratic vote. and would stand n show
OF an election. which Is something worth noting
wnen IL ~ remembered that the city Is about 700
against me Republican party general election
The candidates mentioned az probable contestants
Win Mr; McGovern for the Republican nomination
Are ~ H,sn president OF the Board of Trade
The democrats have two candidates for the nomi-
nation IN view: George Ulrich of the Board
o. seq tmen OF the town. and John H. Brocklesby
OF the scnool Board Neither Of them can carry the
fuli srreng,n OK their party In case Of Mr. Nc
Governs nomination by the Republicans, q citizens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-25

FRIENDS OF MR. AND MRS. GIDEON GRAN
GER DID NOT KNOW THAT THERE WAS
ANY TPOI-RT,E RETWFEN THEM

FRIENDS or MR. AND MRS. GIDEON GRAN
GER DID NOT KNOW THAT THERE WAS
ANY TROUBLE BETWEEN THEM
The announcement OF the suit for divorce OF Mrs.
Clara Louise Granger against her husband Gideon
Granger. has caused much surprise among the
friends OF 10th. Until the filing OF the papers in
the suit there idea among the wide circle
Of their friends that there was any marital In
felicity. Mrs. Granger is the daughter OF Police
Commissioner John McClave. Mr. Granger belongs
TO az old md highly esteemed family o. Canaan
dagua The wedding OF the couple took place on
December 81. 1887 in the Central Baptist Church
IN West Forty-second-st. and was looked upon as
is brought by Mrs. Granger. on the statutory
grounds. No correspondents are mentioned but the
papers include aiiidavlts from cab-drivers. who
swear TO having taken Mr.. Granger TO evil resorts
and to having driven him with women to numerous
places
remarkable feature Of the suit IA thar the
papers attached 10 a photograph Of the defend
ant, and tne ca5men swear that they took the man
OF whom IL Is likeness TO improper places II ia
understood that when the comes 10 trial the
photograph and cabmen will be supplemented nv
Ie evidence or men VINO were companions OF Mr.
Stranger IN his reves Mrs. Changers attorneys are
PARSONS, Shepard Ogden. OF No. III Broadwav
When Tribune reporter saw MIR Ogden ~ tho
urin. YESTERDAY, ne refused to say anything about
tne matter Neither Mrs. Granger nor her fefber's
rfanahy, with whom she is living at No Ioi
West Seventy-second-st. would speak OF Tho Ia
me attorneys OF Mr. Granger are Jerome &,
Mason Mason OF NO ns Nassau-st; Mr. Jerome admitted
case but said that he had had as yet little TIM, '1e
.ooS into The affair. He said that If the informa
against MIR. Granger were not correct Thn 49, So
ior the trial has not been set ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-25
The Entire Block-Bway 4tF1 Ave.. 9th and 10th SITS.
DELAY OF INQUEST POSSIBLE.
THE PROSECUTION MAY ASK FOR MORE
TIME IN THE FULLER CASE.
ASSISTANT DISTRICT. ATTORNEY HARTMANN SAID
To RE WORKING NIGHT AND DAY on TIE
EvipENCE-EXrERTs FOR THE De

To RE WORKING NIGHT AND DAY ON TIE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE De-
FENCE TAKE MEASUREMENTS
There is just a possibility tha, the Coroaer's IN
qulry into the circumstances attending tho death or
Martha j. Fuller may not. after all. take place to-
morrow. X is understood that Assistant District
Attorney Hartmann. with the salient facts Of the
case clearly before him. and with more than
week IN which t. prepare the evidence for presena-
ton - the COroncr's jury. viii tomorrow ask for
postponcmcn all ging inability To prepare the case
in time However. fl was said yesterday that Mr.
Hartmann was WORKING night and day In order 20
b. ready for the Coroncr's jury when it meets to-
morrow.
Only one feature OF any significance developed
yesterday. This wa when two experts who re-
fused to tell their names. but who employed
by Brooke & O'SuiliVan, Magecs counsel made
lengthy examination of the scene OF the shooting
and with the AID Of t1pc-mcasUrcs proved to their
shot herself while standing with her back to the
window. The police have finished their work and
are now awaiting the Inquest. The fact that they
are content rest indicates their strong belief that
they have secured evidence sufficient 10 convict
MaScc.
II was reported yesterday that MARY Noonan.
who Is scrubWoman IN Nassau Chambers AMI
who fl Of the Witnesses had disappeared. But
this identical scruhwoman was In the hallway "
assured Tribune reporter that she had not disap-
mo- rod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-25
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

All indications point TO big vote at the charter
election at Yonkors Tuesday. There are strong
hopes that tn. result of the election for Aldermen
will deprive thu local Tammany ring Of a working
majority in the Common Council, and certainty
that it Will be impossible to pass any objection
able measure over the veto of a Republican Mayor
The Good Government Club. whose campaign cry
is Put the best in office, has declared in
the strongest terms against three DeInocratlc
Candidates for Aldermen 1t declares against Mr..
McEmeel in the First Ward because of his fail,
IRE TO fulfil the contract for removing ashes ana
garbage; it opposes Mr. Murray. in the Third Ward;
because il does not believe in having the ward
represented in the Common Council by two liquor
dealers: and DR.. Dana, the Democratic candidate
In the Fourth Ward. is opposed because he is now
a member of the Board of Health. and the club
is opposed TO having man hold two city offices
Five students in the Yonkers University
extension class have passed the examination before
the Board of Regents, at Albany, in PROFESSOR
Boyesens course in German literature The sue
cessflIl candidates are Felix y. Elias. William b.
Jones' S. ID. Warner, Miss Charlotte Russell Whit
ney and Miss Harriet NJ. Soper.