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INSANE ASYLUM BURNED

Rochester, N. Y. Feb. 2O.--The state
hospital for the insane, located here,
burned early this morning. Loss. $780,
900. The greatest excitement prevailed
among the inmates. but all were re-
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WHIP AND SPUR.

San Francisco, Feb. 2O.-The races to-
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Five fnrlongs- -Norlee. 1;O5.
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In the last race Resurrection STUN
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CHANGE or ADDREss.

Rev. l.. Nissen. Scandinavian. German
and English Lutheran Pastor. has re-
moved to the house of Mr NJ.
Larsen Berrinn. ". Fifth street, at the
back Of Scow Bay Foundry. opposite
the Finn c6urch.
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BLIZZARD IN IOWA.

Cedar. Rapids, Ia. Feb. 2O.-A binding
blizzard prevailed here since early
morning. The high wind is growing in
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NOTICE.

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one within the limits Gf sthe city of
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coNFIRMED BY THE SENATE.

Washington Feb. 2O.-The senate has
confirmed the nomination of A. L. Clem-
ems for receiver Of public moneys at
North Yakima.
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REPUBLICANS MAKE GAINS.

Pittsburg. Feb. 2O.--The municipal
elections resulted in victory for the
republicans. They gained number of
councilmen and carried the city by 1000
to 5000 majority.
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NATIONAL FINANCES.

Washington, Feb. 2O.-The available
cash in the treasury today was slS9.
1872, $40.
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Notice is hereby given tho.
proposals pr I, E NH De received by the Audit.
toria, Clatsop county, Oregon ~ As, As,
March LIST, 1854. at O'Clock n M ullllI
the sale OF Astoria street bonds '',' a., LOT
sum of Ss.000G0. at 6 per cent intu,.tl.e - me
for Ten Years. For fun partieuIsrs' i.,rs'es,' s J,
dress \. DsbuTn. Auditor ana p.,,u Su-
Judge. Astoria, oregon. i"lce
The risht 10 reject any and all b,a,
hereby reserved. al oids Is
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Auditor and Police Ina.
Astoria, Oregon. Feb. 10. 1891 'uuse-
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VICTORY FOR THE INSURGENTS.

Buenos Ayres, Feb. 2O.--A battle has
been fought at Itapeva, 100 miles west
Of Sac Paulos The Brazilian government
troops were defeated.
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SIX FEET OF SNOW.

Leadville, Col. Feb. 2O.-A terrible
snow storm has been In progress near
KolSomo for two days. 1t is six feet
deep on the level.
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The superintendent is made as follows:
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less votes cast for Ellis for congress-,
and one for every friction over %.
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The evening world., 1894-03-17

vas FIRST seen in this city a, the Acads.
A Trip to Chinatown" is sim visited
sauare fh"sf ss'S snd the eH we
81 the cast work as indu-trinusly as ever.
They show not the least sign II fatigue
although THY must hf ahle to g"
through the farce in their sleep. The
spectali'ies are as bright and as numer.
one' as eyer "A Trip 20 Chinatown"
ho,As the record for Ions metropolitan
rgES hot u ts,eridently not satisfied Yet
.BuSn,s' has been very god Al the
the ~xAeNAn' b'F WI ne rontinue-l il
mt'uies Frank M,jillno, with h, Japan.
song. lila vTerri he graceful ard
artistic dancer. Mllc Alcie rurvis Onrt
MI. Tor'aja1 an her spanish 'rouvr.
gr ~ mas been mu,h discussed
Til. la17lrr.' \ very funny farce.
con, ~ thai vas introduced To New
York 10y Ida Th3mpsoa, VII he next
tIlei - give the Wcincs lay mitine"s
henCeforth NJ popular prices R'GinninS
% ami - GEMS This is done for the pu~.
pose ~ appealing - ladies' and cni1rsn.
At DalNs Th"ltre James \. ii"rne's
PLAY ,',Shor" Acres continues t' please.
by the "'rthisst and most legitimate
methods, ana ne is ~ he congratulated
upon the success that has, slowly hut
d,rsel all The praise that has been show,
crei upon shore Acres elsewhere, ana
MIR. Herne T. virt,rnus.
new attractions for his Eighth Avcunc
Museum next week. Th" list includes
y. l.. Monroe. the osstticd man; liarveys,
the, hunalo.. horse, ,Hp.. I'arnum,s
the Kavocks. rrof ,Gemhts cabinet Of
curios manufactured by himself from
peach stones, and Mabel Milton In the
theatre there VIII he drama and n
Tho rosct OF Gold" will he tn" play
at Nibo's Garden next week. II is
an interesting story ~ London III"
AMI l., viii Toe handsomely staged Man
aver Sanford has engaged PROT trnm-
well for a series of sunday night enter
morrow night, whom the subject viii 10
Rome, and the Holy Land The prices
FOR these entertainments will lie the
same as during. the week
At Huh"r's Museum Nine Yucca anil
Nine. La blanche. the strong w,",meen,
will remain next week. They will in
troduce som" now feats OF heavy weight
lifting new feature in the Cmrio halls
This mans skin Is said II he As hln"
as indigo" AMI a ruzzl' II sc."ntts's.
In the theatre Their" win he vaudeville
John l.. Sullivan N Tn" Man from
Boston" will he next weeks attraction
al the Park Theatre. In this play the
man worthy II imitation" His agent
pr,uily announces that most promi-
ncnt among his physical at,r butes t., his
voice, rich and 1"rr .n"pEn to H M5 NJ;
more need he sail
The b'li at Tony Pastors next week
will be unusually interesting Those
who admire Tony will do we'll TO patron
lie his house during the coming days.
for they celebrate the twenty-n'nth sue
cessful year Of his METROPOLITAN career
as a manager. Think ut IT, Nearly
thirty ears before the public as an
amusement caterer, Flock - l'ast 'r's.
10 him honor He deserves Il richly:
Vaudeville Of the continuous sort has
been doing very well at HERMANN 6
Theatre during the past week MI
Hlrs entertainers are up with the times.
and he has secured some very clever
people The programme next week viii
be az interesting as ever
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darlington, Claudia Mark Parting
ton And you mustn't say such ,hinrs
! am well content"
They went a. chapel together IN the
evening Mr.. Darlington. Mrs. Grinths
and Claudia II was MARK = suggestion.
and II seemed to rais- him in m" post
mistress's regard After the serve
however. he hal compensation. The
rain had set IN again Airs Grlnths
locked the house-door. The three sat
together until 10 o'clock The post
mistress did not understand English
Mark thanked heaven for It. RIt she
kept her ey,s on him, and even when
a. tlaudia'e request, she sanctioned M"
cigar for which her guest was piniuE
she watched tn" smoke II it with an
expression that Was not exactly com.
forting
"You must not mind aunt" whispered
Claudia at that momcn,, when thu cider
lady had loft the room ana the girl wts
kneeling u use thu bellows u the r-lur-
tant fire. Her pretty head touched
Marks arm while she worked It was
sucl very small room "Shr is-
s'rctrr than uss younger ones AMI
besides, ! wasS two years with an Eng
lsh school. hecius, my father he Mass
resolved his children should know tn,
Englisk and the Welsh tut ! speak it
badly yet"
i don't know when I'VE h"nrI Eng
fish spoken 5, swr"Ilr," -ltl Mark aui
he meant Il
His second day IN Ah'r,nlyn Ill hu,
confirm his earlier impress. ah ~,
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she had humane heart under her bod
Ice In reply therefore. to her charm
ingly lisped can we offer you shelter
SIR" he poured out his plant. There
Was an elderly. dark-eyed and hard
faced woman in the gloom Of passage
behind. and the night cap on her head
at once made Mark regard her as an
enemy. But as nc sat on chair IN the
little room, numbered with millinery.
into which he had been Invited and
watched the play of tho girls face"
Mark knew that he hal gained an ally
II" sat In patience while the Girl opened
and Crar.cd on lengthy conversation
with the niRht-capped lady.
My aunt says, sir" observed the girl
at length, that II you viii excuse the
confusion she shall give you room"
Another hook into the gray eyes and
all Marks scrupes ned.
Il cannot tell you how relieved I feol ;"
he said with a genuinely grateful ring
to his voice. as ne followed the girl into
n chamber about nine feet square tn"
prim horse haired furniture u which
was disguised under It's coat Of dust.
That las my father" said the girl
pointing to the portrait Of broad
shuudcrrd man IN black with a kindly
Expression on his somewhat shaggy face.
AMI with a roll of paper in his hand.
"a, # it were a trunchron. And that" IN
dira,iag sour-m uth"d minister ON the
other side OF the room, ISIS my father :
brother, Uncle Owen"
What must | call you'" asked Mark.
VIXEN his pretty doIty"r.r brought MIN
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Cctvc the cordial footing she was upon
with a.. ~" handsome Young seatar!nc
men who dall"d s. long in the shop on
tn" pr"t"X' IT letters, pipes pr snutI
II" Iin"i On Tin salmon Of an indif-
fereH' brand, hdl claudia served it, an
At his r'qIrs, shared it with him she
was not bit troubled AZ being asked
+, Zinc win him, hut there was jus, q
sourruu IF difference IN her manner.
winch mad" her all he more chnrm-
ing
Then she asa.n took mp her honnrts
aul Mr parlIUg'un's room III "N,u
Mark 'hiurar" nature yearu"i In pity
for M
,W,u you nor 'ome on, Win M" n
asked She excused herself with a smile
The nunu"t~ AMI h'I auit w're her plea,
but Marx SAW II IA her fnc~ that a sense
II rr'prl"'N nl-o deferred her Vet thiS
snr sons" II pr"rri"tv did not prevent
her sitting With him i"r hpuI after hour
IN he evening. Whlls sh" worked T.! the
Hight Il ou" candle nni Mark smoked
cigar aft.r cigar and studi"4 nor face
Mrs 'ir.ihihs cam" periodically 'o I"'r
her u.r,r.S conduct, bu' a. iher" Vas mo-
rolaNa1I IN in tn bonnet making 81" at
''E~1 am %"i u. rI al, rE', ,%Sk ,nr,r, turn
tlallla'S father. who w+~ a IRA i'sr... r.
in D town At som" distance, was as. of
preacher, TN roll - parrr ma his hands
uu the vail Hi~ one # his SERMONS
rlnG'a climbed Tie stairs - fetch :
uaug-"rtrt ",py ~ me s.rmuu tn u.I
g.a'l"wIn aal rr.arhel IN Nh"r,u..,n
uuN IA, r~' sunday Mark read n','r
uidll"l So 4 asl4'. ana again iurn" 4
h,s attention go 'ha glrl.s urav oy.~.
~n"m hal a,mY~' 4 "..rn;4 ,,r3Trkl' ''
I tluI Tt,
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At THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.
" Walker, London" to Be Seen at
the Park Next Week.
1.-TWO Orphans" at tho Columbia -
spider and Fly" AT the Bijou.

James T Powers cones ~ the park
Theatre in RronkNvr, "u Moud,, even
ing WIN J NJ H,rri"s COMEDY.
" Walker. rndun Nr Powers has
added some musical features Z, tn. i,sr
tormanr". Tho COMPANY Supporting Mr.
Powers viii includ" Miss Ra,hc Rooth.
Ellis Nysc, ". Hun crosby. nair> !
Morgan Ella Gardner Inn" Eldrig,
May Tyrrcli and Lillian ,hautor" ON
Monday evening the rnomh,rs rC com
pany q. Twenty third REGIMENT viii
form Il hig theatre party TO attend tn,
performance
The Two orphans Is t. I've revived
by Kate CLAYTON and hor company At
the columbia Theatre next week Tho
star will play her old role that "
Louise. u 'EnrerN's famous old play Will
he well mounted, ana among those who
are In N" company ar" William iiar-
, ,Mt, t Miha crowley, S,,rhcm IraMnan,
Donns and Edward R'thel
Gus llecGo VIII rcrsunat" Won Won
son, the good natur"l SW'dc. at tn"
lumber Jam and tho other rcait.,i. ,,"ntr
incidents stll form interesting features
of III" performance. j 6 Hartman.
charles Mitchell. clinton MAYNARD Sa
are IN the cast.
The Substitute" !, h,lea t. b" r,.
sentel at the Grand u!"rt -Huus" most
week The play Is tn" work 81 Aren't
bald Gordon and j " linrkn"~ ".
and is founded ON incidents If TIN war
Ezra Kendall will play tn" role ~ Stnon
inre IN" substitute, ami VIII b" a"sie'
by Arthur Dunn. John Hart. Henry Jar
dino, Jrnni" bunn Kendall Sell" \
queen, Alice Butler and others
n T. I."aN IS new production ~
boards ~ thu l'iiou Theatre nest week
The spectacular pantomimic hurlr~Vuo
Will he presented with new scou"rN ana
costumes \ number ~ Sr"ct,lti's VIII
be- introduced. In tn" company will h'
Georgia Putnam, the l.aportr sisters.
l.ettie lie Nyne, Robert T. Ron. charles
a Morgan Richcl Foy, Nchdcr sisters.
the FillippeN and others
"Rlu" ,irnss' will be played AZ IN"
Empire Theatre. in Williamsburg. nr-t
tNril Norman.
"t'ncl" Toms cabin" presented in a
manner calculated to excel all previous
attempts. will he the holy week attrar
will be under tn" immediate direction Of
Mr.. William Dayilge, who viii assum"
the role Of Marks. In the cast viii be
4. F. MCClannin, W. F, Granger Justin
Forbes Drew a. Morton, Jennie Kay,
Lou Davis. Pauline Stevens. Louise As.
bury. Augusta MARITIME and Little l.ottie
Hughes.
Russell Bros Comedians will supply
the entertainment at the Gayoty Thea
tire next week. The hill will inClmd"
speriaities by the Russel's, Mons. Gut.
bal Sam Bernard. Drummond, Haley and
Rirheck Lizzie H. Raymond. Alhurtus
and Bertrand, the Fremonts. Annie Rus
sell and others.
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STUDENTS RUSH COMSTOCK.
Noisy Hogs and Rough laIcnsinn-
Interfere with His street Lecture.

NV NsN0 rated If"SSl
NEW HAVEN, conn, March Il An
thony ComstoCk. Of New York. last night
lcCtur"l on the street to big crowd OF
boys ON The Evils Of Drunkenness and
Dime Novel Reading" Several thousand
boys gathered around C0mstock and
Cheere,l ami made such a noise that his
remarks could not b. heard
Some Yale students We're attracted L.
the lecturer and finally handled com
stock about in rough manner putting
their arms around his neck and rushing
him out into the street amid the cries II
tn. mob OF boys and others who were
attracted by the excitement There was
no police Interference.
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INDUSTRIAL ARMY FEARED.
sheriff Takes MEASURES to Project
tRIifornin Freight Trains.

'lHh NtN' IN''' ''F''S
Los ANGELES, cal. March II Shor-
III John =. tiin" received mfu'natirn
Yesterday afternoon that members uf tn"
lnduStrinl y. my. which l.ft TIM city this
morning, W'r" IN Tia" vicinity ~ Muu-
r'Ntn, and mat II Was their purrUS" TO
hold ~ tn" through freight train uu thu"
Santa r." which leaves tins CITY at :
oClp"k Last evening tn sheriff called
(" his aid q lhrE" force ~ mon a. i"pu-
ties t" proceed To- III" locality on sI"-
oill train
Hr'r Con Johnson and rh. sheriff ar"
in communication with Coy Markham.
who VIII urivr ont tn" NaiiuuHl Guard 4.
in thu opinion ~ sheriff cline. it II u"y"s-
sary to do 80 Trouble II serious
nature is aiIr"h"ud"d. luI 4 feeling of
gray" concern over tn, situation uI if-
fairs Is apparent among IN" objects
All kinds 81 ruUrr~ ar dnuai. uuI II H.
possible that y conflict may "ru' Tn"
railroad dU'h rifles arc prepared for
any emergency.
The evening world., 1894-03-17

Mark Pariington was In distress That
was one reason why he took a hanson
straight from the doctors to Ralph
Gray's rooms In the Albany. He knew,
or might have known. that II was Just
the time when Ralph was most busy the
prime o fthe mornig. when the writer's
ideas are most vigorous and, as he fondly
hopes most original. But Mark was not
altruist enough to care two pins whether
he disturbed his friend in the middle OF
a notion or fried sole. And yet he,
too. was a writer
He bounced into Ralph's rooms Ike a
tipoat
I'm under sentence, my dear fellow
he cried, Needless of the composed look
OF reproach that was levied at him,
land thought you'd like to know"
That's tresome," exclaimed Ralph,
methodically closing his fountain pen
Now. what | want to know is" pro
ceeded Mark Darlington, where am | to
go? Egad. If only ! could meet with a
girl Ike the future Mrs, Gray-at least,
II all YOU say Of her is TO be believed"
"A most wise reservation, that" saiI
Ralph. But there, now, why rot got off
TO Wales and try your own luck? People
oon't value Wales as they ought II =
lovely country, and you will 0ri the
people in the out-of-thc-way parts ex-
Taordinarily simple and unspoili.'
All right Give me her address, or al
least tell ME her name, and If she comes
UP 70 your own portrait of her by love,
ralph I'll take the leap, too, and settle
Gown"
NJ !" not give you her address, nv
" Fellow. nor tell you her name. But
Aieil YOU where met her. and
The evening world., 1894-03-17

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VERNON WILL MEET ERNST.
Their Bout the Feature Of the
Columbia A, G, Show Tonight,
EnEEand'S troSs-t ountry hampton
other sporting Gossip.

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tho uhN. Ni0ts IN, ,arI rr.r,r"I
f,r 81. ,,.,p, ,,r.l.ts If ,.,,ht :, u--r,Iul
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AMI l,,' known = ~, ,.a' BOXERS Will
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KIT! MHi % v s ns TIC snt as ny
ti"u-. IN a tour.rn nd bout They should
furnish - scientific srt-tn The other
contests arranged are: Jim lNidI" ".
lack Nuuus At l2n pounds. Tony Moran
~ lack Dana il> pounds Jack Grhr"
~ nrC DNrien, 10 pounds, Nancy
Harmon " N pRricn i35 pounds
Athletes UI this sd" ui ia" water.
particularly runners. viii h' INTEREST,"
In Ia, accounts Ut tn" National eros
Country championships 81 EuSlaud.
which were" RECENTLY decided. and ~
tain ,lah,ratr Descriptions m" cour "
wa - trinr over ten mtl"s, "mhra, iuG a
cinl"r track pl"utN Of plOuEh"N AMI
grass lnUl ana nlm"r 'us Jumps INC
winning clun turned NJ In tn" Stafford
llnrri'rs
land was itrst In doing thu tourney. M
~ MINUTES aud Il seconds tro.-lati
WON hy q hundred Yards full OF ruuninr
W II Morton. "f tn" Salf"rd-. We'll
couldn't ct hotter than eighteenth rla"'.
while Stu Thomas, another noted Crdvh.
wa, thirty fourth
stat of H. L, cIos.l
Nest'rlal III" list is r"pr'-
sonrati," "n". and for the nrSt tim" IN
s-ntrl T. J. nonohuo will act rs r"f"rc"
ana the iIlI.s VII 10 T. W Kcaru"y.
\ 4 \. e., AMI Arthur Moore y !.
a e.
Tn, Har'cm Regatta Association will
hull two meetings At tho Grand Union
Hotel u"At TUESDAY evening The re
gattt 'umm,tt". will meet at 70 AMI IN"
Commute. Nill orgAnize at this meet
Ing and consider important details fpr
M" ~ regatta The Association meet To-
receive the report NJ tho Regatta com.
ton and hv laws II tha Association.
long ;nc - rr. crack Al G"otG'.
The evening world., 1894-03-17

In The Sunday World to morrow
Ward MCAllister will comment upon the
topic Faster in Society He Will tell
about the interest the fashionable world
takes in the good old custom and will
show how society people observe the
day.
Mr. McAllister thinks that new Spring
gowns lead 10 engagements. That's
why the girls try to look smart He
has something to say also about Easter
obscrvanCeS in Paris. II is busy time
for church officers, and for the minis
ter, but the latter secs hope OF vaCa-
ton wh6n 1t Is all over
The evening world., 1894-03-17
PARADE OF THE 400.
what Enstcr siGnifes TO society.
nnh Why New Gowns Pay.

When the crowds pour from the
churches along Fifth avenue on Easter
Sunday the scene is brilliant and fas-
cinating. even to old and staid New
Workers. The fresh costumes. the bright
flowers, smiling faces. handsome turn
outs and the vast throng all serve to
rouse the admiration. Society makes
the uiCtlre what Il is
The evening world., 1894-03-17

Frrm Lli"t
AS for me I believe that Senator Hul
is a man who always acts according to
the dictates Of his conscience"
"EXaS'ly. And that's why mes always
in the wrong"
The evening world., 1894-03-17
ToothpiCk Umbrellas

are all the rage Just now
hardly small enough for a
toothpick, though - but
small enough to look like Il
black walklng-stick prices
right.
Na;A&
80 West odd st.
The evening world., 1894-03-17

The Sunday Worlds
Easter Number next
Sunday. Don't fail to
get it. 1t will be splcn-
didly illustrated and
full of striking features
and have an Illuminated
cover.
The evening world., 1894-03-17

f. T. + LampliGht,r never raced at
GIOUCrSi"r
The evening world., 1894-03-17
USE
DR., TOBIAS
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kind, YOU win mud ~ worth It, weiEhtin
gold. Price 81 and 30 cents. sold h, ali
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