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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
DON'r WORRY ABoUT BBLDEM
ne Does.'t Retire, md Especially Not
wken re II In n Fight.

ne Doss.'t Retire, md Especially Not
wken re II In n Fight.
That old yarn about Congressman James j.
Belden getting ready to retire from politics at
the end OF his present term in Congress- was
revived yesterday. This story has been print
ed more times than you have hairs In your
head. and there is no truth in it Mr.. Belden
lie rich. lie lie ambitious not for high elective
office. but he homes at some time to become
the Republican leader OF New York state. Be-
sides, Mr.. Belden never retires when in q fight.
Ex-senator Hiscock and -x-Collector Hem
bricks in Syracuse have Just opened new
war on Mr.. Belden. They have organized a
Belden. Mr.. Belden has been IN New York and
in Syracuse for the last few days and he de-
clarcs that he will make it interesting for Mr..
Hiscock and Mr.. Hendricks. Beden 10 con-
sidered a pretty good fighter. and he has no
more thought OF retiring from politics than OF
jumping into Onondaga River.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
House OF Representatives.

The resolution presen. ed by Mr.. Bland just
before adjournment Of the House last evening
directing the Sergeant at Arms to take into
custody the absent members. did not bear
fruit imme dIately. for there did not appear &c
be a quorum OF Democrats present when the
House met this morning.
After tho reading OF the journal. Mr.. Reed
sought to have 1t corrected. and moved TO in
sert tho announcement OF tho Speaker orc
tenn that 176 members answered to thelr
names on the last roll call-no Quorum-bu,
this motion was voted down. G3 to I'll
Mr.. Band then m owed TO GO into Committee
OF tho Whole to consider his Silver SeiGnorlaGG
bill
The greater portion o; the day was con.
sumed in fiibustering against Mr. BANDS
motion. The Republicans. supported By most
OF the Eastern Democrats, continued their
obstructionist tactics AMI roll calls followed
each other in regular succession. the silver
Democrats being able to muster only about
hours in irqttless endeavor, a quorum was go
cured ut $40 with the Speakers vote
On tho last roll call the vote was yeas, III;
Whole TO consider the Bland silver seignorsge
The nays were Messrs. Daniels rep. y. "
Hall Dem. Nina. iiGOtt Dem Conn.,. and
Ali the Popniists as well as the following
RSpublirans voted with he DEMOCRATS in the
nsrRp' hssrv NssE g AS"@s BMsI,
lie s NASH Hi: !6r,I Funston Kan. Hart.
Lacey la. linton Mich. Luea IS D. Marsh
lil.. Neon Mich. RisSisr e; ID: Post III :
S WsHsh S wilson and WsSS WasR
-, Mr.. Bland in opening the debate, explained
the provisions Of the bill. The FIRST section
gain on the coinage OF silver which had ae-
crued 10 tho Government under the, Silver
Purchase act 81 July u, 1850. AZ bullion will
coin more dollars than IL costs. there Il q
gain going on constantly while silver In being
bullion was coined, but nelihorths ecIetATy OF
the Treasury nor he Mr., Blardl held this view.
certificates and silver notes on the segniOr-
age and the remaining silver bullion IN the
by the silver dollars so coined they shall not
be reIsEued. The bullion was TO he coined
Sn Tor rhs III wns not of he puT
pose Of redeeming the notes issued under tho
sherman law. nor would It interfere with the
silver lullion in the Treasury should be
coined, and as soon as the certificates issued
be reissued When the silver dollars were once
paid out that ought to be the last OF them.
msmbsrs on the floor, and Was the target at
which their shafts were lsvslsd. but without
taking any effect upon him:
which was agreed TO. He then offered reSo-
luton resembling so much OF the order adopted
yesterday evening as required that the Ser
geAnt- at Arms should arrest and bring before
the baT Of the House am Nom bers who wore
absent without leave. This Was agreed to
after a brief discussion.
Mr. DocksTy lDem.. Mo- reported from the
Joint Commission to investigate the various
executive departments hill to make uniform
the methods Of rendering property returns in
the Treasury War Navy. aud Interior Depart
adjourned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
THE OPER4IIC RENEFIE
Boxes and S~"'s'tO Be sold Mt Auction To-
day at the Mctr' polItnn Oprr. House.

Boxes and S~"'s'tO Be sold Mt Auction To-
dav at the Nctr' poIit"n Opera House.
Tho auction OF boxes and seats Tor the mon
ster operate concert at the Metropolitan OPP
era House will begin at o'clock this after
noon in the Opera House auditorium. The
concert has been arranged by Abbey. Schools
fel * Grnu fer the benefit OF the unemployed
poor of tho city, 1t will take place on the
evening OF Feb. 10. and will supplement the
entertainment 70 be given by other actors at
tile broadway Theatre.
All the star singers of Mr. Abbey's company
will contribute their salaries to the fund. Acts
"RomeS ct Juiiette. Faust"" RiGoletto."
and Earbiere de Siyiglia." These selections
will require the services ~ Jean de Reszke at
whose suggestion the CONCERT Was arranged:
Nine. Calye, Nine; Melba Nine. Nordica. Nine.
Eames VI. lassAlle. and Nine. ATnoldson. NJ.
de Reszke himself will appear In all six selec-
tions SignoTi Mancinelli and BeyignanI Will
conduct.
The proceeds OF the concert will be distrib-
uted hy the following committee: Robert Goe-
let George q; Haven. Adrian lssln. j; Pier
nont Morgan, William C. Whitney. and Corns-
Illus Vanderbilt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
WOMAN AUFI RAGE CAMPAIGN.
The constitutional Convention 10 Re Petit
uOssd 10 eve wOm-n the Right 10 Vote.

The constitutional Convention 10 B~ Petit
uOasd 40 eve WOHa~n the Right 10 Vote.
SARATOGA. Feb. S-The closing session to-
night Of the Women's Constitutional Conven-
tion ampAign meeting was addressed BY Mrs.
Mary Seymour Howells OF Albany. niece Of the
late Gov. Seymour. Her theme was The
DawninG OF the Twentisth Century" Her
hope aud claim were that the close OF the
nineteenth century shall witness the enfran-
ehisemsnt OF women in the State OF New York.
The Committee on Resolutions reported the
following. which were adopted:
Th.r"l. In the steps whicn have been iAksn for
holding convention TO revise the Constitution OF
the state Of New York. no provision has been made
Tor the rghtE OF cltiysnshp 81 0neh4t Of tbs people,
but who must ABIDE BY It's PROVISIONS and whose
property must be taxed for the enforcement OF the
laws which Will be enacted under Il aud
WhsFsas In accordance with eminent legal opinion.
state Constitution must not only originate
WITH bat must he assrnted 10 by majority Of the peO
pie includ NJ those whom t dlsfrAncbsss a. well as
those whom ~ invests with suffrage" therefore
R.s1rsd That petitions Oe circulated in every town
aud election district Ia Saratoga county. and in nEs
In every other county Of the state pray
that able body. m Constitutional Convention
sembled. strike out the wOrd mAs' frum article 2.
l. OF the Constitution. and thus the
OF TOE state Ihs risht TO Ots on equal tsrms
with men
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
KiCKED THE nRKAD sEEKERg sH1Ss.
Caterer TsnganeII Has Charges OF Assault
60 Mnke Agalnst - roIIeemnr.

Csterer TanGNHelt Has ChnrUes OF Assault
60 Make Against Poneesrr.
Mario TnnRanelli the caterer Of the New
York Press Club. who lives at 3l4 Fast Eleventh
street. says he was assaulted bys policeman
yesterday.
At IL o'clock yesterday morning" he says
" I went to the office Of II IroOrssso Itoio
Americana. in the Stats Ze'i,Gig building. TO
see how the distribution OF bread to the
Italians was getting along The women
and children had been served. and the men
made q. rush to got served In turn.
The policemen were irving to get these
men In line and to do So went along tho edge
Of the mass and kicked their shins saw one
old man with no shoes or stockings rubbing
his leg. and there was blood running down 1t.
protested
"' W ny do you kick an old man like that =
asked.
The policeman kicked him again on the
other leg. and another policeman grabbed me
and threw mo into the gutter cutting my lin
aud breaking tooth. | ran into the news
paper office and he followed me. threatening to
grabbed me again ana threw me down"
Mr.. Tanganeli thinka the poiceman's
shield was numbered 77H The two police
men who were detailed to keens the bread
seekers In order we're Dunbar and Hays OF the
Oak street station. and they Gale In the man
at the station last night aud exunerAted him.
Hays admits that he had some trouble with
TanRanelli but denies that he abused him or
any one else. Last night Hays was accused OF
having kicked and seriously Injured n boy in
Cherry street at Aviation Army meeting
numbered no is attached to the Oak street
atatlon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
WORK FOR THE UNEMPLOYED.
Tho Pnrk Doari and the Aldermen PlaH-
ming Relieve the Distress.

The Park Com m issioners had a conference
yesterday with Michael J. Fenton about the
work that will be begun in Central. Morning.
side. and Riverside parks on Monday. Mr..
Fenton said that he would begin hiring men
on Monday morning. The Commissioners
yesterday prepared some OF the plans to be pre-
scented at the meeting the Board OF Estimate
on Tuesday. Commissioner Straus and Secre-,
tary Burns were delegated to go over tho
ground to DO covered by tho new plans to en-
able the Board to report on tho amount OF
money they will require.
The Hoard Of Aldermen yesterday passed
general orders authorizing the Commissioner
OF Public Works to pave more than nifty streets
below Grand street. and to repair over a hum
dred streets and crosswalkE in the upper por-
passed provided for asphalt paving and
against these Alderman keahon'R WAS the only
vote cast. The improvements will enable the
Public VI orhs Department 10 give employment
to Il large number of extra mon.
Mayor Gilroy yesterday received the follow.
ing subscriptions Tor the fund for the relief OF
the unemplOye ed:
Fire ephTtment...., .,.,..........,. $40 rs
Second Dis;rlc. employees. ........... IL Oh
terrace EoMIh 'H' .bl %
Comptroller Olcc. ..,,....,,.,-. 226 10
Dock DepsriIn mt tOJ 90
At meeting Of tho Financial Committee
OF the ii lJ-ir' club Mt the Continental Ho-
tel yesterday II was decided to make an ap-
uroDriatiOn to each OF the following charities:
The Association Tor the IEproY ement Of tho
Works. the MOman's Conference oil the Ethi-
cal society. the Childrens Aid Society. tho
Society 81 II. Vincent d." Paul, and the Young
Mems Union oGpelanccr street S.Thc ~ l5-'D
April IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
REPUBLIC4N SPLIT IN SYRACUSE.
Two FuII city Tickets In tho FIeId-Hen-
bricks Against KeIden.

SYRACUSE. Feb S,-The faetlonal fight among
the Republicans Of Syracuse is now in full tilt
To-day the regulars. against whom tho friends
OF Francis Hendricks and Howard G., White
rebelled last week, nominated Alderman Jay
Il. Kline for Mayor and full city ticket en-
dorsinG. however the nominee OF the Republi-
can Independents for Oyerseer of the Poor.
Both factions have full ward tickets in the
field. The Democratic candidate for Mayor Is
eN-Assemb lyman Duncan ". Peck. who ex-
poets. as the result of the Republican
split. to be elected over both Kline and
Mayor Amos the candidate OF the Rapub lean
Independents There is q normal Republican
majority OF about ,OJu In syracuse and Con-
gresham Belden and his opponents will stT ain
every effort to poll as large u vote as possible.
should Amos he elected. tho anti BeIden Re-
publicans would have u prestige which would
give them the best chance OF winning Tecogni-
ton in the state ConN ention next fall. especiai
lyas the local movement would be carried into
state politics as an anti Hiatt movement.
Congressman Eellens close alliance with
Thomas {. l'latt has led the name of Opposi-
tion to him here. Ex- Collector Hendricks was
turned out OF the last state Convention by
llatt 10 please Congressman Belden. That
ended the relations between Hendricks and
most fTaternHl and rerinrocal. SO far the
beldenites have been Out-generalled ny the
Independents. When two sets OF caueuses
were decided upon. the Independents fixed
theirs for "A day alter the regulars. and we're
therefore in position 10 show larger vote.
ponderAncs OF over | sou in the city. The In
dependents then held their city convention
the day before the Beldenites. and thus gained
the advantage OF q boom for Amos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
MUGWuMr mHIIEs I'VE
IL Coaunurs 20 Chop an the OmcIaI Heads
OF BFOOklTs Democrats.

OF broOktT" brmoeratS-
City Works Commissioner White Of Brook
lYn. the only Mugwump who got an appoint
msnt in Mayor Schiersn's Cabinet decapitat-
ed yesterday sixty additional Democratic la
borers. seven clerks in the Bureau OF Water
Rhtes.land two scrub women. In tho Water
PuryeyoT's bureau alone llS Democratic en-
ployess have been bounced since Mr.. White
took charge OF the City Works Department on
Feb. /. There are l2O still remaining in the
Water PurysyoTs bureau.
With these" Mr.. White explains. we sx-
poet 10 do more efficient service for the city
than Was possible with the double number.
IL 10 as much OF a surprise to me IL can be
TO anybody else TO ind that so many men can
be spared. No part Of MI Official duties Il so
UNPLEASANT TO me as this matter OF removals
Had the men been Ia mJ employ might have
retained more OF them, as l should pay the
bill. As the custodian Of the trust fundL paid
into the city treasury by the taxpayers, II feel
IhAye no choice In the matter. ard must do
M duty At whatever personal wear and tear"
Mr. Whites axe has not yet eomplet i his
work. and from twenty 10 thirty more dis-
charges In the department are impending.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
TIL Harlem Cobw.s. shooting for . Priv.

Eleven members OF the Cobweb Gun Club OF
Harlem shot for gold medal valued at s25
yesterday The contestants were j. j. Loonie.
J. BAunon. Frank Hendricks. +. +. Traiu. p.
/. Mckeon, T. q. Cottell Daniel NJ. Van Colt.
George Fay John Elliott. James Pilkington.
and /. A. kerker Jr.
The clubs grounds are across the road from
West Farms station. Five traps were used.
AIRY. Loonie Fay. Elliott and Kerker tied on
four birds each. ard the ties will he shot on on
tho second Thursday in February. OF he others
killed three each. and Bannon and Hendricks
one bird each. The event OF the day was q
A. ID. Knapp for 500 . side. They tied on sew
enteen birds. McKeon won tbs shoot-off;
The officers OF the tobwsb Cub are: Fred
erick +. Train. President; David NJ. Van Cott.
Vice President: FRANK Hendricks Secretary
and Treasurer: Names ]. LoOnie. Captain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
The BOyD ISSUE.
or the Sal 100000 Allotted to New York
All but 50. s97.O 600 Were Paid for In Goid.

All but S3,sBI.OOO Were Fald Tor In G old.
WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-Ofllcial figures have
been received at the Treasury Department
from New York. which show that OF tho SAL
100000 bonds allotted to New York. all the
bonds have been paid for in gold except
50 S91 900. which were deposited in legal ten
ders Gold to this extent was withdrawn from
tho Treasury for the purpose OF paving for
bonds in exchange for the legal tenders to the
amount stated. As far as heard from. gold Is
being generally deposited for tho purchase OF
bonds Mt the other Sub Treasures. The per-
centage OF gold received at New York WAS
about 10 per cent Of the bonds allotted. and
this average is not likely to lie decreased ut
other points.
Secretary Carlisle o-day addressed COM
muDicnton to the senate. in response TO the
resolution u Eeb. .. giving the names OF sub
scribsrs Offering | .223 for the bonds. whose
an scriptlons were Hcceptcd. their addresses.
the rosp ecttNc dates itne receipts Of their sub
scrlptions. III" amount thereof. and the
that price lie also en- closed n staten mt show
tng in the same way the offerH to purchase ut
n higher price than HEB which were re-
ceiv-d and nccep,ed. and a list Of offers which
were not considered.
Among the latter" he says. the offers
amounting in the aggregate to 500. 100000.
received from G, l.. liker, we're not considered.
because that Centlemans nnan"ial standing
as stated TO this Department. did not warrant
his subscription; and tho offer OF larrnce
4. Walker for S3uuO.OOO was laid aside
because no gave only a temporary address.
and effort made by the departm emit to
communicate with him. with view OF OBJ
full Tho hid OF the Central Trust Company Of
New York was conditional"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
had Outlook Tor FAN River Mills.

FALL RIVER. Feb. "A delegation OF the
King Philip mill spinnsrs waited on Agent
Simeon b. Chase this morning and told him
they would prefer curtaiment OF the pro-
duetion rather than reduction in their wages
Agent Arnold T. Sanford OF the Globe yarn
cannot be operated much longer under the
present scale OF wages. There Is no doubt
among mill treasurers that notifications OF
further reductions or shut doWps will be heard
OF In few weeks The fine goods and nns
yarn markets ara in a demoralZsd condition.
and treAsuTers have already stocked up AA
many goods as they care to carry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
MURDER IN CLYDE, NJ r.
A Young Society Nnn Shoots and Kins G
Retired Maltster.

ciety man and the son Of wealthy jeweller Of
this town, yesterday shot and killed James C.
Nichols. prominent man about town. Trouble
had been brewing between the mon for more
than year. Childs. who is about % years
old. said that Nichols. who 10 about 45 and
married. had circulated stories detrimental to
his character.
When they met In the street yesterday Childs
without word OF warning, drew revolver
and fired. Nichols threw up his hands and fell
to the ground. whereupon Childs fired two
more bullets into the PROSTATE mans body.
Childs gave himself UP and was placed in a
cell Nichols died before q physician could
arrive.
Childs has always been known as a fast
young man. but his good con n ections ad tilted
him to the most select gatherings Nichols
was n retired maltster. q regular attendant at
finn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
sshIsrsa OPPOssd 10 tss saIOOa sIas-doOr
hn.

Mayor schieren Of Brooklyn and the heads
OF the various departments had two hours
conference yesterday afternoon at his once
in the City Hall. II had reference TO the
numerous bills which have been introduced &C
Albany by the Brooklyn mem bers. The Mayor
will tTy to have all legislation which he doss
not approve Of defeated.
1t ls understood that the Mayor and every
member Of the Cabinet are opposed to Senator
QEsns'g bill providing for kssping the aide
dooTs Of saloons oman on SUNDAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
New Corporations.

ALBANY. Feb. s-Thsss companies were In
eorporated TO-DAY:
p. II AcAlPiH 20 Of NsW York. 10 mARHfGeturs
plug aud cheWing tobacco. &C, Capital $500 COO.
Dlrectars David n McAlpIn George l. hcAIpin David
~. AcAlpn. Jr,. and thAr.ss " AeAlpin New fork
city and I'd sin A. AcAlpn Of slnE sing
Cross Beguelin OF Jamaica. queens county, 20 mAa-
ufActuru WAtcheA leEFlry. Ac Capital l3oQOOJ.
DirsetorA Henry Collier Alfred BAiuOd Ana EsFdipAhd
I Cross Of Brook W and william ,. L cEoss and
ne r. eshod Company OF NsS YORK Capital SO COO.
Dlrsctora John J. tpgeT OF MesTred a, j. And Martin
QUINN and l. s. Judl0n OF Aew York eigy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09

decided TO let the matter 20 By default. having
determined upon taking M her old vocation
as nurse. Mrs. Clarke was appointed admin
istratriN,
II was then that Mrs. Clarke and her huahand
entered Miss VernoPs rooms While abe was
given her by Can't Simonson. When they we're
arrested AMI the case came up before Judge
admitted Miss Ncrnops right to the goods and
were released. They aatd they simply wanted
TO secure all the property OF their father in
order to settle up the estate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09

FOR jaundice and all other
conditions resulting from
constipation, go by the book
on Beecham's pills. Z
Book free, pills 25c. AT drug
stores; or write to B F Allen
Co, 365 Canal stl New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Feb. S.-Archbishop Kahn has
fled with Chancellor Van Der sander doru-
msnts IRON the Propaganda appointing him
apostolic administrator of the diocese OF st.
matters spiritual and temporal Archbis hop
kenTick is not expressly shorn OF his faculties,
but he is TO all intents and purposes retired
trust which he has fulfilled for SO long time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
Pensions GRATED.
wAsHrNaroN. Feb s.-The following pensions

New Observation-Disclosures A. Ih5mDsoaL Jsr-
ser City. Hudson county. Renewal aud lncreAEs-Jo-
seph Ler, Port Golden NATrsu c0unty IncTeAas-kOb-
gTt Moucref brdgrtun, GutnbeTlAnd county. Reissue
and incEezss-Snith ApplsEats, Burlington. Burlington
county
NsW YoTk.-CIiglBIl-John Connolly. New York. Ne "
York county. kddttonAl-SilAs J. baker. Marcy OnedA
county. Increase EGllesFi A yshns9n Nsw York, ksS
county Rsissue-GsorEe H. kiddls. Rochester. Monroe
county. original widouL Ac -NAfiA 4. LyoRA BROOK
lsn kings county; Mary a. StoekWell. New York New
York county LIME Gambler, NsE York New rorE
eoaniy NeNieAn var StdoNt-Euen Cain, kAlonu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
L. Ala OF tho Klna-rsa-,en A..osiat,o..

A reception was given at sherry's yesterday
afternoon Tor tho benefit OF tho New York
Kindergarten Association. Mr.. Edward T.
Willard, the actor. was introduced By Bishop
Potter and he read hosettfs A Last Comics
sion" and other selections.
Mckenzie Gord.n sang several songs. Tho
Reception Committee consisted Of Mrs; T.; H.
nam Mrs. ". Poor Mrs. seth Low. Mrs Law
renee Hutton. Mrs. Richard Watson Glider
Mrs. L. AZ. ChADin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
To D,.,r,but. a OOO Meal Tickets.

The Executive Committee OF the Business
Mems Relief Committee In connection with the
Industrial Christian Alliance at special meet
ing yesterday decided to distribute 5000 i've
cent meal tickets among the following chari-
table Institutions and societies: The Mariners
Temple the Church OF Sea and Land, Tone
ment House Chapter Kings Daughters. Chill
dren's AID Society, Kitchen at37 MArks street.
and the st, Vincent DE Paul societies OF Sc.
Jamess. st, lheTesas. and St BTidgetS
ChuFah
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
SEAT to Poison iOr Liz :. she Ass Of 90.

WORCESTER MasL. Feb a-Miehael Carey Of
southbrldgs. indicted at the last session OF the
Grand jury for the murder Of HIS wife. Mary
Carer. on Oct, l2lAst, pleaded guilty Of murder
plea Was accepted. He vas sentenced 70 I'm
Prlsonmsnt for life In the state DElsOh Carey
Is ~ yeaTs old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
Piyr Co1ss House,. RaIdss.

Police Captain Adam A. Cross of the East
Fifth street station made a wholesale raid last
night upon coffee houses in his precinct al
lsgr,l 90 be disorderly His men visited places
in Fourteenth street, 81. Marks place, and
Fourth street and arrested fourteen women
and sixteen men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
prn coughlI, 500 % T..nly boo mIn..IG.

CHIC Go. Feb. s.-The closing scenes in the
Coughlln murder trial are in sight. An early
adjournment was taken to-day because the
defence had no more witnesses. Judge Wing
made ths encouragement that his clients case
would IrOnably be closed tomorrow. II was
announced that the defendant would not take
the stand in HE own behalf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09

hAs tAItss msdieillly IN kespnE sith ethsF
purely WnolssoIns IN eonDositio1. truly esnsneiai A
edect purely free fron every objectionable Qaak
~ IL really M 10 conEu Ea phyScian h consfbafsd
he The gsntls family laxLtiTs Syrup Of nSs-1js-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09

NEW HAvFN Feb. S-Thieves blew open the
safe at the North Haven Post Olies early this
morning and secured nearly $1,000 OF stamps
and come money.