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Bold Burglar Arrested.

Anthony Protusky, eighteen years old, OF e22
Tw enty second street. Brooklyn was arrested this
morning on complaint OF Frank Nazusky. Of t2s
Flushing avenue. who accused him OF breaking
into his APARTMENTS several days ago and stealing
Slt and two Ta1ors The hOusekeeper was awake
at the time and saw the burglar ransacking the
premises but she afraid 10 give an alarm.
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That Riser'. IsIand Matter.

The injunction proceedings against street
Cleaning Commissioner William s. Andrews,
Of New York. now pending In the su'
preme Court, brooklyn TO restrain him
from dumping any more garbage at
Riksr's Island, were again adjourned for week
this morning by Justice Bartlett BY consent q
counsel.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
nIHE tn nav
DUE TO-MORROW.
He Takes the Odds.

From Texas Siftngs)
"Drap dat watermillyon. Jeems; drap
dat millyon. Don't yer know dat de
cholery is in Europe?"
mo; is dat fac'?''
AN it's gwine ter come heah,"
rs dat sou
lit is. fur fac, an watermillyons
am de wussest kind OF fruit to bring on
de cholery. Han dat millyon ober heah.
Use done had de cholery wonst, an
amt Rfeerd."
Don't folks hab de cholery often?"
"Nebber hut wonst When il strikes q
niger he's mostly done dead de fust
Clatter."
Don't it kill dem as don't eat water
millyonsH"
Yes. il do, but its wusser on dem as
eats de fruit. Ii ye had dc watermill-
yon habit. We stan ten to one to die.
Well. Uncle Nose, Use jess made up
my mind ter take de odds Han back
dat millyon!'
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Many Hit by Flving bullets.

NockAWAY BEACH, July l6.-Edwsrd Dixson,
"''l' VI iiS Madison street. New York, while
pAf'ns In the rear OF Col. Wings shooting gal
wy On the Bower, Seaside, Yesterday was
" ~ IN the back Of the head by a bullet noir
a. ''uett tide. She was not seriously hurt sew
M. gtelS complained during the day that they
nas u neen M hy the nvins bullets. The police
S,iiineI Wing thst he would have 10 inel0se his
sA'e'l Or leave the beach.
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Last night a disorderly house kept by Annie
johnson. a colored woman. at $50 Third street.
Jersey City was raided by the police william
Thompson OF SIS Grand street; Robert Edwards.
OF 2sS Ninth street. Henry Kidd. OF lss Third
street: Frank Leslie. of 2ls bay street. Irene
Iarper. Matte Ryan and Annie Wells, inmates
Of the house. arrested. together with Mrs.
johnson The prisoners were arruigned before
Justice Potts to-day, who held Annie johnson for
trial. Tho other prisoners were hned ID each.
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ARRIVED.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILED TO-DAY,

Nlctorls maNetllee
TO SAIL TOMORROW.
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DID THE WALTERS "DIvVY?"
Mrs. wilson's POcketbook Found
Where They Were In Conference.

Four men employed as walters In Mrs,
Stauch's dancing pavilion at Coney ISL
and were arrested late last night charged
with stealing a pocketbook containing ~
belonging to Mrs. Eleanor Wilson, OF
1853 Gates avenue, Brooklyn.
Mrs, Wilson left her purse lying on
table. Thomas Lynn says he saw the
four walters enter a toilet-room, where
they remained few minutes. After they
left he went In and found the pocket
book on the floor.
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su.pended in NIidnir.

RoCKAwAY BEACH, July ia woman about,
twenty years old. while riding Oh the large
switchback at Seaside yesterday became fright
mai when going down a steep incline. and.
srssping one OF the posts, pulled herself out Of
the car. She chung to the post high IN the air
"a III. around, Several women tainted
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In a Barber shop.


From TEXAS siitinssJ
Barber-If my plan was adopted there
would be no more bald heads.
Customer have tried number OF
preparations. and they are all hum
bugs.
MY idea can't fall
what is IT."
Wear a wig
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Former brooklyn Man Dead.

10y AEsOclateu TTtshJ
BALTIMORE July l6,--Wiliam Sinclair a re-
ered and wealthy merchant. died to-day at his
A"me In Baltimore County, aged seventy-two
''ar4 Mr., Sinclair made q fortune in the wood
aud Willowware business at Brooklyn. He came
" baltimore in 1865 and was FOR many years
rrtaldtnt OF the Baltimore Gas Light Company.
y, was director OF the Brooklyn Bank, OF
SpivaiSn for forty years. Dr. Robert T. and
uc''te Taylor OF New York. are s;epsons
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RAN INTO A MILK WAGON.
TrOllcy-Car Passengers Frightened,
hut No Lives Were Lost.

Trolley car No. Isl. of the Franklin
avenue line. ran into a milk wagon at
Ross street and Wythe avenue. Will
ismsburg, at s o'clock this morning.
Charles Meurey, of 625 Wythe avenue,
Who was driving the wagon, was
Knocked out of mis- wagon, but escaped
with slight injuries.
The dashboard and headlight OF the
trolley car were smashed, and the rev
passengers were badly frightened.
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Missing with a s2s Check.

LONG ISLAND CITY. l., l.. July s.-John Par
ross. who resides at Jackson avenue and Fifth
street, has been missing for three weeks. The
day he disappeared Thomas Nickerson gave him q
check for $25 to have cashed at the Queens
County bank Parross has not since been seen
or heard from.
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DIDN'T BELLE HIS NAME.
james Whiskey DalIied Too Long
with His Namesa<e beverage.

James Whiskey. of 105 Spencer street.
was before Justice Peterson, in the
Lee Avenue Court, Williamsburg. to-
day, on a charge OF intoxication.
at seems to me that your name is
very appropriate" remarked the Mag
istrate "but you should remember that.
although you are Whiskey. you have
no right to let your name influence
you"
Whiskey grinned sheepishly, and said
he had never been arrested before. AS
this statement was correct. Justice Pet
terson suspended sentence.
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Professional COurtesy.


WTVIH EtNAs "TFEIHbsT
Two Texas doctors met on the street.
II feel sorry for you. You ought not
to be out in this Kind of weather. You
are a sick man." said DIR. Blister.
Il am not feeling very WE'LL replied
Or. Soonover.
What doctor is treating you?"
81 am prescribing for myself"
You shouldn't do that You are la
BILE to be arrested for attempted sui
eide"
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peculiar atnicton. She eats we'll between attacks
and Is In good spirits. but her physicians fear a
sudden collapse. She lives with her step
father. formerly q resident OF Baltimore and now
proprietor Of tho Girard House here. She
ceives quantities Of letters suggesting remedies
but none seems to be erectual She had a similar
attack year ago and the hiccoughs lasted three
mon hs
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lie Misund erstood II.
(From Tsx.s sIftInk,A

VTVN TeNh6 oITVTHks'T
Old Mrs. Hayseed readlng from a
newspaper)-In the new play at the
Third Avenue Theatre, New York. the
heroine OF the piece wears nothing but
a simple rosebud In her hair.
Mr.. Hayseed-GoshI -.-
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Fell from n Window, May Die.

FLUSHING, l. J., July ls-Chsrss BurlinE
aged nine, to-day fell from window OF his
home at this place and sustained serious injuries
to lis spine, He fell distance o. twenty I'VE
feet and II is feared that he Viii die,
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BATH BEACH. l.. l., July is.--Bsrnard 4 Isaac
sons fruit store at Nineteenth street and Cropsey
avenue was entered by burglars last night or
early this morning. Entrance was effected by
breaking q pane Of glass In a window and then
loosenIng a latch on the window. The money
drawer containing 325. was rifed. There Is no
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short time was strong and ,V well: . Aay
friends aie taking your medlc'hes WING
uhaf they have done Tor -"
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Robbed While at Church.

FLUSHING, l.. l., July Is.--While the family
OF Mr. Julia Randolph were at church last night.
thieves broke into their house and stole jswelry
and silyerware to the value OF $500. This 10 the
second robbery that has occurred in the village
within week,
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stabbed by n Deck hand.

Eugene Mccarthy, tNen;y-one. OF ia william
street, Brooklyn, got into hSht this norn!ns
on Waleott street With ooiored man, known
rs BILLY employed as a de'AhAnd Oh the tug
Howard CARROLL. BILLY stabbed Mccarthy In
The face and hands and ran AVA. Detective Far
ell Is looking for him,
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spranr Through n Car window.

RocKAwAy BEACH. Juy ls-Edward DixsOn
a brooklyn brieklayer was fined $40 by Justice
smith at Seaside last evening pixson was stand
INK on the platform at Seaside when the 80 train
drew into the station. He jumped from the plat.
form through one OF the car windows and caused
considerable excitement
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Nearly Caused a Panic.

RoCKAwAY BEACH, July is.-Fanny Ro'en-
fielder. nine years old. fell through a hs;chwsy
in Morrison's Casino on the Bowery Seaside
las. evening" The performance was In progress
a, the time AMI the child's screams and those
n, the women who witnessed the accident nearly
-
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Musical Item.


81 want the music OF Utopia, Linn
ited.' " said little boy, entering New
York music store.
For singing. or for the piano."
Il don't want II for either; l want 1t
for my sister,
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FREE CONCERTS TONIGHT.
Programmes at Warrington Square
and Paradise Parks,

- w ''Ss"e toh cNee1V
and Paradise Parks.
There will be music at Washington
Square Park this evening by Conterno's
Ninth Regiment Band. Following is the
programmes:
The Star spangled Banner.
!. March. Two Little Girls IN Blue drahsm
overture. La Fidele Bergere" ..........Adam
. Song, The Heart Bow'd Down ......... Balfs
Waltz. After tho Ball'' ............... Harris
D. Air and Chorus "Columbus''
9 Grand National Fantasia. Albion. :. .Basts,s
T. African Minuet, The virginis 6kedsddie,"
. Resented
g. Cornst solo. I'll Trovatore' .............Vsrdi
William Jaeger.
.. Selection, Wang ..........,,,,......N Morn,
10. March. ''Bartholdi' ........Dr. O. q. Coutsrns
There will also be music at Paradise
Park this evening by Louis Conterno's
Military Band. Following II the pro-
gramme:
PART l.
Star spsnsisd Banner
1. March, ELAN" .,,,,................f1 pntsrna
. Overture. 10 Domino Noir'' ........ .Xubsr
waltz. 'Espann" ....................wa ldtsufsl
Selection. "Ernani' Verdi
6. Boero. Souvenir de Cadi.'' L. There
PART II.
g. Selection, Irish Airs'' ...,..,,,...,Bsa ksn
.. Gavotte. Our Little NestlinI'. ........ Moss
T. Song. Non . YER ..........,..,..,,..Mat Natal
0. Fantastic Wang ..............,...,,. WI eesnA
10. Galop. Fire! Fire!". .s1saD
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THE FLATBUSH SEWER.
Governor Approves the Findings
of the state Hoard of Health.

STATE CAPITOL, ALBANY. July l6,
Gov. Flower has approved OF the find
ings OF the State Board of Health in the
matter Of the Flatbush sewer construc-
ton.
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.''on'r creamer held an inquest to-day on the
OF William Wilson. who was killed By fall
~ IRON the htth floor OF the house 81 South
wv street Williamsburg. Saturday night,
Mn req asleep while sitting on the window
~ s Az iel out, He Leaves a widow and grown
~ ys,Sishler lie was employed onl a lighter.
lss,.a 10 sceordanes with the facts was pre-
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Girl Amicted with HiccouEh..

ATLANTIC CITY. July id-Mss Josephine Null
Ter. a pretty girl. eighteen years old. has been
hieeouShipE almost inesssantly for two weeks.
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Young Petrie's Body Recovered.

Coroner Creamcr, Of Williamsburg. was noti-
fed to-day that the body Of william Petris. ten
years old. OF log Forest street. had been found
IN The river al the second bridge Grand street
Petrie went In swimming near that point on FRI
day and was drowned.
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At n Texas Hotel.

From Texas siftlnss)
Guest-Waiter. bring me some rice
pudding.
waiter-Boss, l can't just recommend
de rice pudding to-day.
whats the matter with it?'
Muffin, cept dar amt none" ..Sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
REPrBLICIN TICTORIES UP THE STITE'
RESULTS OF THE CHARTER ELECTIONS IL
VARIOUS PLACES-BG MAJOHIriE5
IN MALONE

Dolgeville y. Y. March % CSpccaD.-The charter
election in Dogevile to-day resulted in the Te-eec
tion of Alfred Dodge az president Of the village by
an overwhelming majority. 1t was the first time in
the history Of the place that there has been any
opposition 10 Mr.. Dodge. who has been ei'c'eI
president every year since the village was incor-
porated The opposition this year was due entirely
20 the Vaccinations of emssarles Of the New York
Reform Club. who were sent here TO stir up as
content after Mr.. Dodge made his memorable
Protectonis address TO his workmen az the reunion
in January. Mr.. Dodge elected by MAJ loriy
Of POS in total of 3>2 the opposition bal.os BENG
cast by the Soc.aiistic element. The issue W
whether not the citizens should inGotse M.
Dolge's Pro;eciionist views
Little Falls. y. y. March 2o.--'rhe annual charter
election was held in Herkimer to-day and ~
entire Republican ticket was elected by matoF1tie5
ranging from IL TO 2s4. William Horroch wi@
chosen president by 2Si majority. defeating Jame5
Walrad
Malone ~ Y. March 20-Malone's charter eicc-
tion today resulted in sweeping Republican VIC
tory Mayor Bentley being reelected 10y q majority
Of 4O9 Two years agc his majority was la,. wml
last year there contest. The Eepuh..rin
majorites to-day the entire ticket ranged from
100 40. than double any previous majority
In this village.
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THE PLOT AGAINST THE COHEiN hIN6.
LATEST PARTICULARS ABOUT THE CONSPIRACY
TO BLOW HIM UP.

LATEST PARTICULARS ABOUT THE CONSPIRACY
TO BLOW HIM uP.
San Francisco March 20 SpcciaD.The steamer
CITY of Peking to-day brought the ficst particulars
received in this country Of the conspiracy 10 blow up
the King of Corea and his Ministers. The plot was
set for February s. which n Corean New Year =
when ali classes devoted to enjoyment IL was
betrayed by Corean official named Ryn-to-kon- lie
informed t.e Ministers that the Central bpNeri''Hl
Office was 10 be blown UP with l,sO pounds OF po"
der stolen from magazines al Jinsen and from Soy
eral forts. Investigation revealed that the powder
was ready for firing. 4 Corean named k-chu-
Kwaku was th- chief conspirdtOr ana ne ana t"""'
ty-siX others were arrested.
Torture brought out confession from several prs
oners They said tnat soon as the explosion
occurred 1850 men were to rise on al! slle" ana
assist in overthrowng the Government
The King and his Ministers Kept al thc l'@''V"'-
ies secret and for three weeks nothlng "as
mad. public Of the plot or Of the arrests Many IT,
are a1Oat. among others thdt tle o.H f'S'4'
and father Of the King. Prince Du-ln-kuh VS. -
paged In the not. Since the bloody ptiarr POI "l
lsS4 he has been in retirement but be rs sun ~
the great age OF eighty. the most popular hS "tH
As the ai,cst man in Corca. 1t is also rumoirl h,
Iapanese were back Of this conspiracy, ana han
r,r'n,ised the aid Of their two war vessels a; th'-
n,lho The latest report from SeSui Is ma the
tuentvseven cOnspiraors VIII be- decaDtate1 10 Pre-
v.n, Them from revealing 'he names oi hlSh dls-
nitaries who are involved in the plot
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the scene of the shooting. and will take charge
of the case.

WHAT AN AUNT OF MISS FULLER SAYS.
Newburg. " Y. March 90 (SpeciaD.-Miss Martha
j. Fuller well known and popular at Scotts
Corners about eleven miles back OF this city She
had been in the habit of spending her vacations
there at the home OF her grandfather. Jonathan
Tears. a reporter visited the place and met Mrs.
Marshall and Mrs. Christopher Tears, her aunt.
Mrs. Marshall said that 1t only on Thursday
Of last week that she conversed with Miss Fuller
spirits. She spoke of her plans for the coming
mer; she intended to take vacation in July and
spend the most Of IL the home of relatives in
Milwaukee. Wis, the remainder at SCOTS Cor
ners. Miss Fuller had already began to make prep
arations for her vacation. Mrs Marshall said that
Martha had frequently spoken to the members OF
her family in regard to MaGee The young woman
gave the impression that Magee's attentions
distasteful to her. She told Mrs. Marshall. upon
one occasion, that Magee was man, but
that under circumstances would she fancy him.
Miss Fuller had known, for long time. that he
married man. and had heard lately that he
had been divorced.
In the Of the conversation Mrs. Marshall
referred TO the plain gold ring found the finger
of the dead grl. Mrs. Marshall said il the
wedding ring of Martha's mother. Mrs. Marshall
believed thar Magee fired the shot that killed her
niece Mrs Marshall denies that the girl
bidextrous
The girls brother. w. F.. Fuller. arrived at Scotts
Corners to-day to arrange for her burial, which is
take place early tomorrow afternoon in the
Waikiki Valley Cemetery.
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.STRUCK EY TICO 7OHN dDOES.
TWENTY LIVES LOST AND MICH DAMAGE
DONE ~ TENAs- OTHER sourIiERE
STATES SWEPT.


D,u,s Tex March 2n-Thc storms which swept
over Northern Texas sunday and Monday nish'
and which prevailed yesterday were un"draiieei
N severity The death roll will reach twenty ana
the lis; Of injured more than one hundred. Emory
the county seat Cf Edin"S County, was nearly W
stroveI and many other towns suffered severely
.rb. river In front Of tho city is rising rapidly
>.,,,i,ches Tex March al-On sunday evening
,,ro,J, ,,,ssed through this region, and yesterday
morning one trtvcrs,i Il W!de Ui't ol 'n c't,t. .
it,n yrjfh the stricken region has been shSih'|rl 81
and only mcagre details are obtthAnle iS n|,iG
.v,H and several occupants were badly hurt. IN
iLe crimes ncGhborhoyl hne mlles norm 81 i Hu,"
~, s ,nt Il house or fence eft intact Dr. hrlih'S
~@,s Killed ana mis- wife. who Was coniine1 10 h'r =
bed received fdta Injuries leasrrMty Ky rioi,is -
MN settlei"ah's hiiird by flying nbors IT is re-
,1 nu ia, INLAND IN Bel County and Bartlett
IN W iiIiamson County. wore wiped oui. , .A,
Lpln TeT.5 MarSh aga ad bare cserythins in its
,,tI tnout "A dozen farmhouses within three miles
pun -ii"' @ ,..r. demolished ana u number of p"p-
81 inns pHyy scared Win their lives The path Of
ibr % ntI""ss ,s nearly a mile wide again YESTERDAY
~ tornado struck the cige Of the town and
'lT, ;,,r,J 1t is reported here that house
sriI'p5'y ,yI down ana a man killed at Empora. ten
he wf9 ""Tm v here The people living in the storms
naih ar. i'm n Gcporablc condition. Nj their no nouse
,Ip'I e''''1 1Prnvcd and they have no shelter from
The rain, which has been Hing al gay gay ,.,,,o
Ncw.Orleans .larch n-i'ast nlght ,i Mln,ist"ti III,
v,c% IN his ci.y amounted 10 a gale wrecked the
Trxos and Ia life elevator at West " ego. Hst op,
r,siic thr lyposition grounds. causing loss OF
S2e G1 There WIS slight damage done a'ohs 'h'
Monroe Ia. March 21A strong %ind coming coming
irOn inc hD ~ s,nrcs In this city. No lives were
osi but several persons were seriously hnfel %
iu' VIZ, -3 th,,,ch this region. i great deal of
timber va cy' apd i%" house were eI ,ni.
'',,t ,t th,f , tornado had visited saratoga
sr{ s ,S and i3n surrounding ncighborhood killing hvc
~ n,, ''' rJ severely injurnS many others great
IerS"He anu I,a vas d0rc to prOpcry, the village
heine almost totally wrecked This Giiy ana II,
snufm@,PIs Known here for many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
NO ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
EFFORTS TO GET A WRIT or HABEAS COR
prs FOP MKANE BALKED

Judge OBrien yesterday denied Robert a. Griilin' 3
onpcation for an order directing the United States
Attorney to show why writ OF habeas corpus
should not issue in favor Of John y Mckane. Judge
OBrien says
cac,io, > 900 Of the Code civil Procedure makes
u duty OF the Justice OF this court 10 grant writ
OF habeas corpus whenever peutIon IS presented
nears from the petition itself or the document an
nexed thereto that the petitioner Is prohloited by
ia sw provided that the petitioner must among other
things state that the person IN whose oenalt tn
writ 10 apped for has not been committed and is
NOT detained by virtue OF any judgment, decree or
anal order ar nrocess specified In Section 20l6 OF the
NE II a. nrovidad ~ that section that person
ia not entitled TO the writ when he has been COM
mitted is detained by virtue OF crihai Jursdic-
ton. 4. ,r,..r. ,h.. Ar,
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4 BOMB on III i ELETATED.
PASSENGERS LEFT THE CAR IN \ HURRY BUl
TIE BRAKEMAN WAS not WORRIED.

AND OBEYED ORDERS.
The crowd OF, men and women returning 70
their homes In upper New-York on a tram
Of the Sixth-ave elevated railroad just
after 10 o'clock last night received a scare which
they will remember for long time to come. The
train had lust left the station at Fiftieth-st'
and Sixth-ave and started on the run to
the station at FHfty-eighth-st. and SiXth-aNe.'
when a chorus Of startled eXclamations followed
by a sudden rush Of people from the first car
into the second awoke the gatemen from thelr
lethargy Almost Instantly every one on the
train knew that a dynamite bomp hdd pec"
found in the first car. o,,a,,
When the gatenan of the first car realIzeu
what had happened he began TO lnNt'us"'c 'i'c
matter and there on a side seat lay ipuf-ihcl
lunp of what appeared To be metal tub.hE IN
clnerr insnccton the metal was found 10 be merely
the covering for a dark. gclatinous substance WIN
a fuse attached IL did not matter 10 the Ea,r-
man that passengers were in danger Of death. the
iron-bound rule of the road which says U"'
all lost articles must be- taken To the END ol lilr
line had 10 be followed. and 50 he put the iisSie
in his pocket i'm blissiul ignorance oi the pI"'-
able result il dynamite or nltFo-SNCrIIlc WIZ
brought into sudden contact with door.
At the cnd 0f the line Onc-hundrcI- @hi-liilH
nfth-st he handed the bomb over 10 EDWARD VI.
Cox the train dispatcher, VINO TOOK III III ms
arms and kept II for an hour or SO bel 'rr ne
handed IL over 10 the Sergeant in the police std-
ton at Observation-Disclosures y-s"cond-st ana
Tenth-avo. IL was then l2hj D. m. About t"9
b,urs latcr-at a. m. the Sergeant tclc grapnci
I'm police H,adduarters ana asked that an expert
I'm h,,hs be ,ont from the Fire Department 10
nyanine and report upon the ltt,c keepsake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
LIVELY FIRE IN 4 TENEMENT-HOUSE.
FORTY FIVE FAMILIES OBLIGED TO RUN FOR
THEIR LIVES Al An EARLY HOUR THIS
MORNING-IT WAS THOUGHT THAT
ALL ESCAPED

Fire discovered in the sixstory brick building
at Hubert and Greenwich SITS. az l2l5 o'clock this
morning. The fire broke out on the top foor occu-
pied by William Murphy. and was caused by the
ovcrturning of a kerosene oil lamp in the kitchen.
The ground floor "a occupled by a barroom belong
ing to William Perry, and the remainder OF the
building Is divided into apartments forty-nve families
Landragan and Policemen John 5. Donohue; Micheei
Gerry and John Malloy soon arrived on the scehe.
spread all over the roof and top floor and flames
and smoke filed the air shaft and stairway terri,
were slightly burned and injured by the flames and
smoke 1t was thought that all OF the peop,e were
taken out of the building by the aid OF policemen.
a man named O'Bren who was III with pneumonia
the third floor. taken oHs n Dy sne PSi ,s
The damage about >oVVV. Inc puiAoihS 10
owned by Frank Conley,