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THE GERMANS JOKE
me Cute Smoker Plays His Game and
Has 1t Returned

Inc following Fraud Upon an In
Surance Company" in the Deutsche Ia
bak-Ieitung, is certainly Just a little
TOO good to be true: A cunning fellow.
who wanted to smoke the best cirars
at the cheapest possible cost. bonrbt
one thousand cigars of the highest
quality and corresponding price. and
immediately insured the whole stool,
when ne had smoked the last of them
he demanded seven hundred and fiftv
marks from the insurance comuauv on
the ground that the whole of his in
Snred stock ten boxes of cigars. had
been consumed by fire. The Solomoni,.
court decided in favor of the plaintiff
Inc company then brought an action
OF conspiracy against the smoker. nc
cusing him of having Intentionally pTt
fre to his own cigars and deliberately
destroyed his property Hereup.nn the
same wise court condemned the in
sured smoker to three months inpris-
Onment.
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ship Rats.

her ery cry, vessel that floats has as part Of
traveI In mp pahy family of rats. The
ana a;I! me world over, on both steam
Nor ,ilg III craft, but seldom make
- nan one voyage on the bull, oil
them as the cargo causes among
inres a. ,ui5IemPer 5P which not only in,
he lungs of the rats but also
a'seS The color of their hair ''
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Articles of AIumIntuun

Novel uses said to have been found
for aluminium are for a folding pocket
scale one meter long; a necktie made
OF metal, frosted or otherwise orna-
mented- in various shapes, initiating the
ordinary silk or satin article, which is
recommended for summer wear; and
military helmets
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AUTHORIZATIONS sUCCEssFULLYPE PERFORMEDBYg

Given Eye sight AMI Ee arae .. r..-
Years ct suffering hg ln- >..-
For over y year ms rFa-...rz. -
turning in and cuuseg Ipl-ly -rar --.--.
eye-ball. keeping the same aIEaF. .--
very painful Ira ORD ? O. Iar. ..--.-
had 10 have the eve lasEH- r. .s- .--
lay-- 4 Q the result of all r...- -... r.
totally blind and lhr -.Ea- Hr.- IA. ~
sane way rapidly pm us-s. H-.a-
uf Dr. Saim and TODAY a--. |H--.-. -. -.
/ am not troubled any more u.rs- -.. -
they grow in Their normal --er
sight OF the right eve has improve. .-s.-- i.
tent l am wonderfully rgreI
Coburu. Pa JACOB F1r7
Inward Trouble CureI ~ I- Sarr
have suffered with Iusa-I --.e-.=--s-
al trouble all my life. bu- .rl lz-.s E. -.
Dr. SaIm has entirely cures me
JENNIE TNv-..
NanorvilIe, Pa. July ls. I-s4.
Catarrh and Lung Trouble l-1-aT rzr.
For nearly years have had - ..l- -.
& trouble ana catarrn- / va rr-l-eI ~ ~
: our best phys rciaus Hur -rsEua.. --aEz
: worse until ! wa rerHuEls1 3=I q. --r r- y
{ by one Of his patients gl#u b. Ha. ---r
. similar frUuble- 1 I.-T.lr-el .. e..- -. F.
] again. ] felt SO badly. To-day .- y
that I put myself uuGe- the ua-l.-.. -
Tor / can enjoy lie aEalu vita g.=ls--z
glad THAI / am cure1-
Hilia-i. Pa MISS NAY IrNgr-a.
Diseases Of women. su-r as hare ---.
. skill Uf other VhEsie.-u- and -arr=fz.
/ cured Gamers rIuU-. --r..r a-- .
l-ruwtns cured SithuIL -he l-e . H= y.
caustics NJ cutting, q" DANCE % Dan
Manhood ueTfscfIE Te-- Ted u-. "A
and certain Tor lmIHtsur- I.-t mans. "a
I t0rhcai losses. wrak a-H re-r I-- s=
4 Tor pgStarlris. yarreHe-.a au. r-ra-- =
I whether IRON impruisu- ns-. Q. .- E-. F..
Z ual functions speedily ami g.-ll-e-- -
New method EIerrrHy-.s D. ..-r "A
] entincally treated hy a never -tasl.a- -s.-.
~ everybody.
vice Before Each Visit
16O.
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Bedford. Pa sept. lo. lsei
Felt Like Dying Rather Than &c stand the A 90
NV Much Longer. BuJ Was Cured BH ~

Saim.
For ive years have had kidney. stomach an, aIS
Ifve- +rouflIe Tne fearful pains n my zach anu
bladder mad during that time made me ni.sl
wish Tor death | cuuid hardly work seer M ~
- ana hau TO 20 out regularly every nl-hi "uT
~ rla times To void uriu- Could h1rliF eat ana
,Ehcr tried A lirrlc uf something 10 made me III
cure me 1 though D. was aHHH. Lihe 10 NtS
ss1-r, oT my FRI. nHs howe. Cr advised me 10 e
- ~ ~afrI V ha mad TerfsTu-,l SO many won
5eTful cures IN this part of the country Al'eI ]
6ss taLrn MS tre.trly nt fHE- 3sV> found u ain
ne come good. I have taken rE- f-cHf-Geut % HN
ror six months and can CIfuE iI'r "u-v more atl
yy,uld advise all my friends tB Io rnis emf
nent doctor t. EeJ cuTod- aiter "iaET n.y.. al
fail. / ours -L't,,,'.--IL.i,tHs -L't,'. -LitHs -
Somerset. Pa I'll! A. ILNf VS.
oar Advertisements VIII appear I
al a 10 Fg,x
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4 case al neltnes- Of over = Hs'i7'
Cured by DE- >~alm- - ..,.- f.,,f
- s,s years or more my hesrinE hts "een nal.
% ". csr almost deal. / have been uhdei
ny '.S.t,T-s treatment for rhe past hte
,,,,,Es III, ana nv hearing has been veTS ETehlS
t'--,-,5 in FAC, the chang. has been rettfha-
t'ia am stiu under treatment aud hgpe -ol aH
entlre cure isaac IERSON-
Bedford. Pa sept. n. lsFi
On account Of the very YaEue eNll.i..a' - "a
-, at-Cvs I piNe the history 6 the case Ia ce
6brut so wears AIr- Ei"f-gn "n '.seI-.-l - -
c,tarrh became 50 ha-d OF hearing IN iis ie-. -
80 ,bc same might not have been there AZ an
tor the actual services 20 aid him He tx %
g. nc last ~ wears bfcame worse and worse. 'aui
:. 80 some xerv loud "a liking for hun L" uhn,t
.rsn4 Won Now after rye months ifeatiltL l. E --e
.,n hear again Si;h the totally use es- ear, 50 q.
=. - .5ee Z f,r 30 vear- conversation ana even
yvlisi,ers again and nlS ri-ht car ls an ~
! - a. any l.ooi ear might he FRIENDS VII,
statement. IN Va
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THE CAPITAL HOTEL. JOHNSTOWN, PA.

OnTIT
February March p, April u. Mal Trr.-
iu'S II August ( september H. October 9 Noyeinir
December t.
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Twt e. TSefor Zach
Is SoN
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zlzs. TEOREYX SAL,N

This eminent
Physician has de-
voted lifetime
to his Specially
Diseases OF the
Eye, Ear, Nose,
Throat, Lung and
Chronic Diseases.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
FURNITURE AT A SACRIFICE.
20. G.. Flint Co.'s Removal Causes
Slaughter In Prices.

ns proposed removal OF the weknown furniture mouse
'o C. Flint Co from their Fourteenth street buiions
.|ns the coming has compelled Fehf'"'
na,.on OF the extensive stock carried IN ther haSsN
~ w.ooms The six floors ~ the large building AT io' ana
west Fourteenth nl,ed with tho most az
1--we suits Of bedroom parlor and dinng-room iufh'-
- made in the latcs; designs and containing many
- . and rich designs. original with the hrm. be's o
- sany, birch and pretty bird's-eye maple. some IN
49, With pearl and silver others Of gilded ornamental
- ehd charming view 20 the eye. and bring forward
a., aors thoughts Of the limits Of the cabinet maker
A. win single beds displace the former style OF
oeds. while hints Of historic eras are shown IN 'ne
'salar design and finish.
s,1 back sofas and dvans OF solid mahogany frame
In tapestry Of hand design. are some OF the
products Of the workrooms OF this popular hrIn
osets from those which NJ in the most out OF the
ners to the massive OF greatest length are
~. an plenty in carved oak and mahogany.
T.. prospect of moving has caused general marking
" the prices Of the stock. Discounts OF 10 ana
N, cent have been made. in the goods OF the
~ design. with q prospect Of tightening the laoors
T., The firm will. during the summer. occupy
- ~ asht-story building In Twentythrd street be-
sath ana Sixth avenues
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
Az VNPJNTONIMIC PANTOMTME. +.

A NEW STAGE FORM OF AN OLD FAIRY TALE
"CrNDrREIIA' At ABBEYs THEATRE.
Although "Cinderella," which is 10 be played for
,be first time nj Abbeys Theatre tomorrow night.
IL commonly referred to as n pantomlme, the man.
ayers have been at pains To explain that II IL
not one The English Christmas pantomme has
seen n good deal OF evolution, ana II IL lndeed NJ
longer pantomme in the sense or consisting OF act-
ing without words X usually ends. however. with
n harlcqunade which Is real pantomlme. and en-
rIovs the conventional characters But ''CInderela
has not even this Whether the omission or the
harlequinnde IL a recommendation for the piece or
the reverse IL a question that each spectator Is al
liberty 10 decide for himself.
The paniomlme. or extravaganza, will he placed
on the stage here with the same care and the same
elaboration as at the London Lyceum. Oscar Bar
rett who directed the spectacle In London. Is h,isy
engaged with preparations for the opening s nsn,,
All the scenery costumes. properties ard eli'cts
,pIovcd abroad viii he used here II VIII. in facr.
be duplication of the LONDON pro'lusio g ti di
nIoy OF magnificent scenery and beautiful costume:'
but the old story IL followed closely ne sPrC@tace @
Will require about 2t0 people TO present II Ri me-
about i20 nave been brought from Ensani OF course
Mr. Hsrrett has produced nearly fifty Of these
Christmas pantommes. anl ms Success sccess WIZ ~
these fairy spectaces depends upon tne muTT, h
as Mr. Barrett is a man OF contiieraDie HuS'c.t
attalnments. he makes good use OF MS 'a'eh'S III
The heroine of the story will be P@yed b. Miss
Ea!lne Tcrrlss me dnusrIey eyroers are familiar
vhfourh Hg w"Sm SIs ASSOCIATION With Henry Irving she
r,oduction and she became known there as Gin
der-E,la-IIne" Miss Terriss, though only about
r"rnGye ~eny years on S S stage She has been under
management OF Bc-' 6ohm Tree Charles Wyndhsasm ssn
payed ph1 SfhfTs ffs P part "T Of Miss Lily Pantomme
Rehearsal over 900 times MISS Ierr'ss ma mas Conr
Theatre next octo5er.
The actor who pIsys Is eymoSr Hicks Mr.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
VIEW ENGLAND REORGANIZATION.


Boston. April 9l.-A former official OF the New
York and New England Railroad says In regard
TO the alleged reorganization plan: THE idea that
the New-Iork and New-Engand Railroad needs
&tO0.CO0 TO put It It's feet Is too absurd TO be
entertained by any sensible man. unless there Is
gigantic scheme underneath il all for n New
York entrance n consolidation with some other
road The floating debt of the New-York and
England IS allowed 81 $4,000. or this
amount $4,000 represents advances 10 the Provl-
dence and Springfield Railroad. and is secured 10y
bonds; S3S5Ob represents equipment purchased on
notes due five years hence. and $4,000 represents
the Piper's Wharf property. which can be carried
easily at per cent This brings the floating debt
down To N,ll5O0o. and the company has about
100000 Of cash hand go assessment Is as
necessary "a a NTH wheel to a coach Moreover.
the assessment OF $50 per share on the common
stock IL announced to be- payable in inStalnents
OF s. each. But supposing only two or three m
stalments were called the people who are under
meath the stage with this knowledge could make
considerable money by buying the stock n; present
prices. Here a few facts which stare security
holders In the face The road stands on the books,
after making all possible deductions. TO cost sS ooo-
OOo This was developed in the Goldsmith suits.
IL is bonded for $l65C00N) and has $4,000 OF pre-
ferresl stock. This leaves equity value TO the
common stock OF Sl4.700.0o0 so per share. Give
the New-Engand Railroad a working capital OF
100000 which IS what the road has suffered for
need Of in the past. and It is only question OF
few years when II will pay dividends on the COM
stock
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

AN INTERESTING EXHIBITION PROMISED.
ANIMALS. VEGETABLES AND DAIRY PRODUCTS
THE SPECIAL DOG SHOW

ANIMALS, VEGETABLES AND DAIRY litDDAtlo-
THE SPECIAL DOG SHOW
As soon as the Madison Square Garden ceases TO
Stanford White Is designing the farm that IL ~
TO be made 10 resemble The Farm Show VIII open
on Friday OF this week. and will continue TIL May
g. Within this period IT will be open every day.
including Sunday.
The arnphitheatre will be divided into numerous
KEYS mules goats fowls turkeys peacocks. pigeonsin
cages pheasants. ltters OF puppies broods OF young
chicks ducks rabbits. guinea pigs and. In general
TO any kind OF domestic beast or bird that can
be induced 10 come and stay.
At the Madison-ave entrance will be large tank
and fountain for aquatic fowls space lj0 feet
long and 80 wide, In the middle OF the farm. VIII
be used for exhibition purposes and the judging OF
the dogs and here the children VIII be perinltt"h
10 ride and drive dOnkeys ponies and goats Az the
FOurth-ave. end there will be two kiosks in charge
of ten dairy maids, who will daily milk the COWS
and make butter and cheese. samples OF when VIII
be given TO the visitors. on the right ana left
OF the dairy there will be vegetable ana II mower
market. -, , l.,
on Nav a special dog show will be- opened In
connection with the farm. 1t is under the auspices
of the St Rerna rd Club OF America. the Collie Club
of America tn. American Fox Terrier Club, the
American Spaniel Club and the Bull Dog Club or
America. Among the exhibitors VIII he j. Iler
pont Morgan. August Belmont. j. and W Ruther-
furd H. G. Trevor. Lee Taller. Mrs FredericK neD
hard the Hampstead Farm. the Chestnut Nh M Ken
neis Philadelphia John f. Thayer; william 4;
Reick and Colonel J. Rupert. The dog snow VIII
close on May 4.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
1A,rES DORRS NSEN.

watervlllo. Me. April 2l.-James Dobbs Hansen
nr,ncinaI OF Co5urn Classical Institute one OF .ne
host known educators OF New-Ensand' d'ed a,n an,'
morning. lie was born IN China. Me- IN Jnfr ioiO'
and was educated at China Academy ana Mat''
Vile College. where he graduated n is'@' To 10, -.
,er. r,rncinol nf the Portland High school ,or ~
from Is;7 70 1sG3 principal 81 private A3i Ac93ol ~
,,rS,lie inov, Coburn) Classical instute sc
1862 hc had been trustee or .onS ~ %cIby I'm 1872
lie was author Of preparatory h%tn prDse on
Including an edition Of caes3r s.i,oe and cceros
oratons ard ers lie WAS Join, scleetons SatS from
handbook Of Latin poetry nfupy fe Wns twice married
4V'9 xdow n,rs' an1 ST' two children survive him. Ine
funeral will be held Monday
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

The commencement exercises OF the New-York
School OF Training for Massage and Medico-Gym-
nas;ics at No IS West Forty-sixth-s,.. took place
Yesterday afternoon. Thirteen women and four men
received diplomas and certificates of merit for hav-
ing shown sufficient practical knowledge TO enable
them to apply massage treatment with all the
foreign and domestic frlls
Edwin T. Osbaldeston IL the instructor OF the
school, which has been established since 1852. He
delivered the diplomas and was careful 10 impress
upon the minds OF the graduates the fact that
an auxiliary to materia medlca and surgery. Dr.
W. s. McMurdy assisted the Instructor In in the . ex-
Mrs Sarah Jordan Mrs. Agnes f. Finnan, Mrs b.
iden Mrs. ]. c. Chlttenden. the Misses Clara Car
baideston, A. LARSON. A. Anderson and Messrs.
Charles Roth. John Iden, ]. r. Wickham and +. j.
Emenson.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
TAMMANY LOBBYISTS At ALBANY

POPULAR CONFEDERATION OF THE '"o'h
OF CITY oFFICE-HoLDERs At THh
STATE CAPITAL
popular condemnation OF certain New-fork City
officials who have devoted themselves 10 ioDDyihB A'
Albany for several weeks outspoken and incrcas-
, IroLiInr high places and at large salaries, they
have neglected their duties In this city ana nave
been spending their time working In the interest
Of Tammany Hall TO dcfea, reform measures who"
tho public demand shall be enacted INTO law
Among those who have been thus openly defyihs
the sentiment OF this community are Corp"'H'o"
co,,seI CLARK Dock Commissioners J. Sergeant
cr.m and candy" White. S;rec;-CleanIng conmis-
s,oner Andrews. Police Justice Hogan Coroner John
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
OBITUARY..
THOMAS l.. MORRISON.

Norwalk Conn. April H.-Thomas l.. Morrison.
member OF the firm OF Hutchinson, Cole CO..
Norwalk and Bridgeport. and OF Hutchinson flerce
g. Co. New York. shirt manufacturers o'ed d.
the Shoreham Hotel. Washington ~ - a'
.,n,, ,hIa ,corning Last fan Mr.. Morrison whose
,.i,h boa beon failing for months. went South. lie
and his party found comfortable Quarters az az
r. s,ilIe Ga where, after few weeks oI
reS,I Nursing he began steadily 10 improve. ana
short time ago he started FOR home on rsacd and
rnesJay morning Dr. Gregory was summoned iroI,, TON
his city. and he was in CONSTANT attenuanca .an q
,IIionaire lie was born June 1860 iie inair i,,I
Mise Florence Bogart. His widow ana TWO h, ntLI I,
daughters survive him. Inc DouE VII" '' e
Ia Norwalk this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

B shea and other worthless who are upon the city
payroll. and hold close relations with the inner
clrclas of the Wlgwan. Other Tammany Hall men
who have turnel professional lobbyists 20 help pass
Tanmany bills AMI - defeat legislation In the In
tcresi of honest government are ex-County Clerk
PAT keenan, cx-Assemb,yman George +. Webster.
who was made Wigwam soareSoat last fan. and
was defeated for reelection 10y the voters OF the
NXNllih District and a number of Tammany Hall
Aldermen and dIstrc, leaders C!vll Justice Roesch
md Tax Commissioner Joe Blumenthal have also
been spotted noslng" about comm,'e"-rooms IN
Albany. and carrying ont the millionaire bosSs
or icrs This rclu.rsd fine work for which some
~ the lobbyists are credited with possessing Won
derful qualifications.
II is only about days since Mayor Giiroy found
time {, run ny 70 Albany "to see about N"w-Nork
legislation 10 which he was particularly Interested
Tn" Mayor tried - make u appear when h" re-
turned that he there only q defeat certain bis
which would Increase the salaries oi cll ,t. o'nCIAS.
but ;hc opposition which has been developed AGAINST
the reform measures since the Mayor NIslt l.hlS
many people - believe that sir. Gilroy took n
hand" In other than salary bills.
Ih" legislation winch mas, met u9 s',onnS .opi'
sl'lpu Of this GALAXY Of lobbying ofcchol1ers IN
cuGed The bill - empower Mayors elected hereafter
10 remove heads or departments within sixty DAYS
after they assum" office. the bill 10 make all fees
Of the sheriff oiice payable into ne city treasury
tro bl-I'artisan Police and Park bills. the bill 10
reform the Brooklyn Bridg" management the Non
Partisan Election Inspectors bill and some 0th"rs
which Mr. Croker looks upon a. especially nlinlCal
10 Tammanv Hairs prospects I'm the future. Ac-
corIlnp 10 all accounts this Tammany lobby IL well
SUPPLIED with money and has been using II freely AT
Albany Tho people VIII condemn this business next
November b. choosing "A Republican Mayor IN New-
York. and Il Republican Governor and Legislature
at Albany.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
SOUTHERN PACIFIC AGAINST THEM.

Chicago. April H-Dispatches were received yes
terlay from the Southern Pacific Railroad by a
number OF Western lines which were supposed
to be prominent In defence OF the Western lmm-
grafton clearing house in effect that II would re-
quire It's full second-cass rate of $25 from Ogden
west on all tickets they sold at the basing Of
SIG 10 from the Missouri River California points
This notice IS taken 70 mean that the Southern
Pacific IL with the Union Pacific in the fight on
immigration rates waged by the Western roads
against the Union Pacific and its ally, the North
western. The Western roads may throw all their
California immigrant business to the Santa Fe at
the Missouri River.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

thoroughly Back OF I all lies extreme Jealousy
on my sisters part and her very bad temper.
don't want II understood that we are fighting our
sister but my brother and feel that respectable
young in employ has been misjudSed
and ill-treated and we think she has done right Ia
bringing this suit As Miss Dempseys brothers We
have nothing say individuals we think Miss
T-verson has been treated shamefully ! don't know
whether the pocketbOok has been found
So Miss Everson still taps the keys or her typ
writing machine in Mr.. Dempsey's office and the
offending hat. Jacket and uppct hang in their ac-
customel places
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

Hicks was formerly member OF the Kendals
company. and visited this country with them on two
OF their previous tours. He played the part OF
Andrew McPhall in Walker. London" over 800
times. He is also the author OF This World Of
Ours The New Sub" Uncle silas." Under the
clock" md other plays on his return to England
he Will join the Gaiety Theatre company. where ne
Is announced 10 open In Jonathan Wild. Fred Les
lies old part in Little Jack Sheppard" which
viii be revived I'm London next October.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
MILLIONS FOR A RIGHT OF WAY.

Chicago. April 2l.-The Northwestern Elevated
Railroad Company. which obtained franchise 10
build line on the north side OF the city with a
terminal downtown. will spend millions OF dollars
In obtaining a right OF way from the river Ia an
alley adjoining the First National Bank building
DearbOrn-st, and then east TO Wabash-ave..
penetrating part Of the most valuable section OF
the business district. The plan is 10 run directly
through the second story Of all the business houses
along the line. forming sort OF novel arcade.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
A PASSENGER POOL FORMED.

Cincinnati April 2.-A pool OF passenger rates
has been formed by the big Four" the Cincn-
natl. Hamilton. and Dayton and the Baltimore and
ohio Southwestern between Cincinnati and St.
Louis also passenger pool by the Big Four,
the Pennsylvania and the Cincinnati. Hamilton and
Dayton between Cincinnati and Chicago. Pas
senCer agents are arranging details 10 make the
effecflNn MaN L
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

,oSs or 4 FISHING VESSEL AND CREW.
San Francisco. April 2l.-The fishing schopns' on
psuntless was wrecked at the mouth OF .ns las,
a. the north California coast iast st
matn River; on IN hoard were drowned. Tnose Iost
InursnN In.n q Marques two seanen named in1 wbose
are Captapun pror;n ana Avery Edson YOUTH "noss
naren;s % i've at Crescent CITY,
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

RICHARD CROKER ENTERTATNS VISITORS
Richard Croker yesterday called on Colonel Max
Pepper chairman OF the Democratic State Central
Committee OF California, who is making Visit 10
this city Mr.. Croker met Mr.. Pepper In his recent
trip 10 the Pacific Coast and promised 10 show the
Californian the sights OF New-York when he came
East Mr. Pepper is accompanied by Mr.. Troy sec
rotary OF the California Committee. Mr. Croker
took the men from the Golden Gate to luncheon
with him AZ fashionable uptown r"s'auraht anu
then the three started out TO see the town
Mr.. Croker asked yesterday II II was true
rammany The grim cheftaln struck match,
lighted a fresh jO-cent cigar, chuckled a lltte but
made no ineligible reply
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
RUFFIAYs BoMBARD ELEVATED TRAINS

Women passengers on the Ninth-ave. elevated
road have been badly frightened for the last few
DAYS as they have neared Fifty-thlrd-st. about
o'clock. The men passengers seemed rather to enjoy
the racket" and consequent damage done TO the
elevated road rolling stock. The fright and enjoy
ment have been caused by squad of young hood
mms" who gather at Flfty-sixth-st. as the Ninth.
ave- trains slow up before they reach Fifty-third-
st. lombard the cars with stones and pebbles
breaking windows, marring woodwork and inspir.
ing CONSERVATION among the passengers.
For two successive evenings Tribune reporter
has been on a late afternoon train on each oc-
casion II has been bombarded by the vigorous and
growing yourg runians OF Ninth-aye. They !augh
stop thcm and when policemen are sent to dis
perse them they are "omnl-absent The annoy.
action should be taken against the young PETERS
The annoyance and fright to passengers may have
no effect upon the elevated road managers. but II
is likely that the broken panes OF glass and other
damage will stir them up.