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Cnsn QuOtAt1OnS were as tDlOWs.
Flour -steady; WI TER p ten s. s-.o0@- 70:
800; strA glts, Sk.250s75: biKe:s', 81. 50 9
225
whcat--No. . spring.5sl. @60Ac No. 3. nom.
insl; NO. , red 542sG AZ
Corn-No. ., 462s.
0sts-1o. Z, 29I No. 2, s-4@3,]s No. 3,
white 81.
nye-No ., 40r.
Rsr ey-No. 2, 52@54; No. 3, AZ 1928; No.
4, 4s@4oc.
Timothy-Prime, $J61
Mess pork Per bol, $l2 00012. 12ls.
lard-%G S7ip
Short ribbs--oides, loose, $5.950o6.GO.
shoulders--D.y salted, S5.4 L.ota5 70.
Short clear side i-BOxsn, p0. % tD6.37l2.
Whisky ky-Distil.ers' tinshei goods. Sl.23 per
gaiion
On the produce exchange today the butter
market was duI; creamery. l2g23c; dairy.
9;a19c.
Eggs-stcady u. l9o22c.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. IA Gloss; Wheat, quiet
do Spring, 5, I'd; No l hard Mantob4, IS
6i No. / Cal, fornln, 5 2lsi. Fuiures firm !;
Decem her, Is $50; January, Is HID, teDrua-
~, As I'd; March, As SD; April. As 9lad;
May, 4sa54i.
5' 20; February, as GIsi; March. As I'd;
April, As 81; May, a. Cd.
Flour-Dul,; demand moderate; st. Louis
fancy winter, 5s Sd.
Hops-At Lond III tPaciic coast) e. los.
GALL BOARD SALES.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 14.-Wheat inactive;
December, 92l4c; May, 9Jls,
Barley-Flal; December, o5c; May. 9l4c
Corn-Sl.25.
Bran-Tl3.50.
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DR., Parker, dentist, 1891 West First street

Wall paper. hung. loc roll s2s 8. Spring.
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Petroleum

New YORK. Dec 14.-Petroleum, steady
Pennsylvania Oil sa es. none; January option
sales. none; closed a, S9}s bid; Lima oil sales.
none.
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All of the seaside aud LEGAL interior { ain :.
stop at the new station. corner of Fl at and
Alameda streets. Take Boyle Heights cable
cars.
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CATALINA ISLAND.

ssuudays only. Asundays excepted. All other
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COUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
TINE 1ABLE--N OvEMRER l. 1894.

Leave for DESTINATION. Arrive.
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SHIPPING VIEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Teutonic. Liverpool
Steamer Carhhce, lHrhahoes.
steamer Waesand Antwerp
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TO SAIL TO MORROW.

Cherokee Charleston ....... SooP NJ
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Wall street Notes.

Tho question OF removing the telephones from
III. n"or ot the stock Exchange is still agitating
the brokers The Committee on Commissions has
reported in favor Of removing the instruments on
N. ground that arhttrnge business favors a few
members ~ the Exchange. The matter has been
referred IN a Joint committee. which will render
report after making fui investigation.
Tn. Board q Directors of the Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Company has de-
clArei a qusrtsrIv dividend n T.. per cent upoa
the preferred stock, payable april :. e. rs '...
Pr.s.dent Ives Of the Northern Pacific. having
notifed the Exchange that George W. Board has
been elected Secretary Of the Company and trans
fer ~ securities viii he resumed. the Securities
CommItte" last night adopted the following reso-
luton: Resolved, That inasmuch as notice has
hs,n received from tN. Northern Pacidc Railroad
that thcy are prepared to make transfers Of stocks
and bonds 'he resolutions Of the Committee On
Securities Of Jan. IS is9i, .Teqn!nns asssnmsfMss M
Gates NJ stock and upon registered bonds. to b
nckno~ lodged before notary. cease TO be In effect
after ths day
TT. statement o, the Reading Railroad for jan
nary shows a lefrit after allowing for all charges
oI ,3Ua, 3is against S+ji 59j last year.
The statement o' earnings NJ the Pennsylvanis
shows For all lines east OF Ptttsburg and Erie.
az compared with the same month In 1888 de-
"re.s in gross sSrGiRs' Of a.1t not decrease s
'nss ot !.i 200. For all lines west of Ptttsbrrg
ard Ere there is decrease IN Eros, % earnings an
dcrrras, IN not earnings Of ;l0,sle.
The National Lead dividend Of 81 per cent
on the preferred stock is PAYABLE March l6.
The JAnuarv statement Gt the Louisville a
Sashytlic Railroad Company shows gross earn
nss OF 81 G5l 60 decrease Of S20S. O59: expenses
,s,s sac, decreas" Of Sls5 ?l?, and net earninsA
s6GI - a decrease ot sls,A 90
4 majority of tho bends Z the Chicago, Peoria
81 Louis Railway CnmparF have been deposit
cd ai'h the Mercantile Trust company under the
Fif7gcrali- pcan plan. penalty II $40 per bond
WIN be- trpvscd UPON al! deposits OF Honds after
March ~,
N the annual meeting ~ the Norfolk & South
ern Rai'r.Ad CunIany. hyld to-day, the present
Hoard ~ Directors and officers reelected
without opposition ~ statement submitted.
as the Nrrsl uf the Company ends June 30
RumurS we're circulated to-day that the action
n' William Kpehlcr a sons who have brought suit
against the Whskpy Trust Tor rcfussl to pay the
rebate vouchers would he follow ri by some deal
crs alta hing th' Enl bonds uf tho Company.
deposit with the central Trust Company, as guar
apten .or the payment of bonds
The directors If the llcrrinE Hall Marvin Com
many al 'hrir quarterly meeting to-day, declared
the regular pugrl"rly dividend Of psr cent, on
the preferred stock PAYABLE March 10
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WORDS OF A DEAD PRELATE.
Phonograph Cylinder Impressed
by Cardinal Manning's Voice,
Owned by Col. Gourand, Who Ar
rived on the Teutonic.

Tho White Star line steamship Teu-
tou!r arrived in por, this morning from
l. "crpool and Queenstown. ON board
was a prominent scientific party consist
ing pf Col. q; f., ,iDurand OF London.
partner Of Thomas T.. Edison. in his
Photographic enterprises: j. Il. Lane,
FOR many years prominently Identified
with tho press Of Philadelphia, and now
representing the Pail Mall Gazette. ani
X. Il. Graham. the celebrated English
inventor
When tho party descended the gang
plank this morning tll. Gpurand car
red gingerly n small ohlong glass case.
swung On handle, waich had the ap-
pearance OF lantern. In the centre
was a wax phonpgraph cylinder. care
fully wrapped in cotton. While he was
on the dock waiting for his luggage to
Ice inspected, he never laid 1t on the
floor or allowed 1t to pass from his own
hands.
He confiied to a reporter that the
precious hit Of wax hal been impressed
with the voice Of the late Cardinal
Manning. Ii VIII not be heard In IN $
two others may listen - It..
Oh. G1urand stated that his visit here
is principally one Of pleasure and recrea,
,lon and t. visit Mr.. Edison: He will
he installed in the. Royal Legion of
Homer while here, of which he was re
Gently cl~,tei a member. He may ALSO
helIYe, one or m"rS leGnT>s ane pT0oa,
Washington. Baltimore and Phiiadel
phia, before they return TO England.
sOme five weeks hence.
very valuable instrument The appara
tus was stowed In n" hold, ana as II
was covered with hieroglyphics, some
machine OF some kind. for he pitched II
overheard col. Gourand was very an
CRY when he discovered the loss OF the
| instrument, but could not help nesns neIns
in this city he Will stop with lr. Iardee'
at the latter's house In West Ihirty-
eighth street
over on the Teutonlc. Among them were
F i. Dunignac. tn. well-known lawyer,
and Mrs. pupignac. Their experienSs,
was about the same as that ALREADY Ioi'i
by other incoming passengers Mr. Dn
pignac was requested by the other pas
scngers. before leaving England. to ORA"
up IL set of resolutions eulogistic or capt
Handle
The resolutions will be photographed
and a framed copy sent to each of the
F, \. Evanhoe. the Central Onicc de-
,ect ct'Tf Of his his trip % to Europe has been a
mystery. but II was rumored among the
passengers that he had been In Paris on
| some mission connected with the An
archists. During the heavy weather ex'
perienCcd hy the Teutonic Mr.. Evnnhoe
was thrown across the smoking-roon
and badly bruised
There were many old transatlanti voy'
ageurs on board the Teutonfc, and they
ali declared that they had just expert
| cnced one OF the most tempestuous pas
sages oa record Heavy gales were met
with from the Channel to the Grand
| Ranks and the big steamship rolled and
pitched terribly. ON Feb. Is the Teutonit
made but 279 knots.
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WHEAT GOES UP ONE CENT.
Cotton Also Higher, bat Trade Mod
crate All Around.

Cotton opened about four points better
than 1t closed last night, but there was
only moderate amount OF trading.
May opened ut 7.6o Isl. against 7.5s at
the close yesterday. and during the fore
noon sold down to 7.59. and then UP to
7s6 and down tC 762.
Receipts at the ports to-day will be
about 5000 bales. against 1893 last week,
and 1881 last year. Receipts at ports
this week will he about 5000 bales,
against S2,527 las; week. and 6o,S02 last
year. -f -
Wheat opened IA cent higher here and
at rhtcago. May selling here at 63 5-8
cents and Mt 80 "a cents at the West.
There was only llmitod amount of local
trading early, but later the market shot
up about "a cent more on bullish re-
ports by Cincinnati price current.
The coffee contract market was very
qulet. hut showing an advance OF about
ten points over yesterdays closing prices.
only one sale OF $50 bags May was made
up 10 r. NJ. at 1873.
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BIC DRIVE AGAINST SUGAR..
Bulls Met tha Attack Well and
Raised the Market.
Somo Sales to Realize in the Later
Trading.

Tha hule more than held their own
this morning The dealings were again
we'll distributed and pri with few ex-
ceptions advanced l-t To | - per cent.
At the start n sharp drive was made
against American Sugar Refining. which
declined as. to 81 a. yesterdays pro-
cee'iings 4, Washington having been In
terpreteu as unfavorahle to the Trust.
After the short interest had heen in
creased the stock was taken IN nand and
th" Price marched back to So In the
general list there was good buying for
both the long and short accounts. and
the commission houses report a better
feeling.
1t is said that banking houses inter
ested IN certain properties which are
about To h" reorganized have inter-
ested themselves on the bull side and
intend to bring about a smart rally.
General Electric rose ! l.: to q; Bur
i,ngiGn ,n a GO QUINCY: 81 10 u -; chicago
| Rock Island. l2 to Is a.; ST Paul, 6-s
70 ~ %; Iowa Central preferred, ! is
tc IS; Canada Southern. 3-t to 50 a. and
Distiilers. 10 to "a SIS National Lead
fell i-2 TO 81; Wheeling & Lake Erie pre-
ferred. l-2 10 4S as.
prices were we'll maint aimed despite sales
to realize profits by hght-waisted room
traders. A good demand also prevailed
for bonds and quotations made further
advances
Money was easy at | per cent on call.
Time loans are quoted at 3 per cent.
for six IN onths and for a year
Foreign exchange was easier. the de-
mand being slack because there will be
| no mails until Saturday. BANKERS sixty
| day bills sold at 4.S "a. and sight drafts
| at 4SS a ASIA.
Silver vas weaker. Commercial de-
In London, bar silver fell to 81 SD. per
ounce.
The bulls had every thing their own
way this afternoon. One stock after an
other was taken in hand and advanced
| to the best prices Of the week
The dealing were well distributed and
| In the cases of 81. Paul Western Union
and Sugar round amounts changed hands
| on the way up. A very confident feel.
ing prevailed, and there was more trad.
| ing for outside account than for some
| time.
The great plethora Of money Is coming
| into play. as leading operators are able
to secure all the funds ,hey need 10
carry their lines nt extremely low rates
Sugnr was the great card. and rose rap.
| idly to 81 l-2. an advance Of 3-4 from
| the lowest of the morning.
l. was rumpre1 that those identified
| with the Trust hai been successful at
| Washington in securing a satisfactory
| duty on refinel sugar.
| The sales of stocks were "TI.noo shares
In the unlisted department 10000 shares
OF Sugar and 200 Lead were traded in.
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Opposing High LtcenHe.
(By Associated Presa)

ALBANY. March Representatives
Of the State Liquor Dealers Association
are in the city to-day meeting as an
executive committee to consider the va
rous excise bills before the Legislature,
President Tekulsky, OF the organization,
appears before the Assembly Excise
COMMITTEES this afternoon to protest
against the Lawson High License bill.
and will be assisted by members OF the
New York state and City Hotel Asso-
eta ton, who are also here.
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WEST VIRGINIA MINERS WAR.
More Troops Ordered to the Scene
of Rioting.
Wyant's Men Anxious for Vengeance
on Their Assailants.
tRr Associated Press

CHARLESTON. W. Va, March l.,
capt. Banks, ot Company q. State mil
lila. of Huntington. was ordered al 10
o'clock last night To get his company
ready to march to the Eagle mine.
The Captain proceeded Immediately to
obey the order
Dispatches from the scene OF last
nights riotinR say that many of the at
tacking miners were drunk and clamor-
Gus. 1t is not clear how many men were
hurt IN the actual fighting
Wyants men in the Eagle mine. VINO
were attacked, replied with vigor to
their assailant's fire. II Is said the lines
were not more than one hundred yards
apart
one statement Is that three Of wysnts
men were killed. hut this is contradsrted.
The Fayette County Sheriff was on
the ground with posse OF fifty men.
but felt unequal to cone with the infur-
lated mob Of several hundred, and hence
| called for troops.
II is said that Wyant's men. having
| suffered from the attack OF the invad-
ing miners, have become furious and are
anxious to use their Winchesters IN an
| CINCINNATI. o.. March IA Times
Star special from Charleston. W. Va,
says that after the conflict of the miners
| with Wyant'S men they went IL Mont
gomery and Hanley mines for reinforce
| ments. and returned at 3 A. NJ 800
strong. Wyants men are strongly in
trenched in the mountains. Seven COM
| panies OF militia are on the scene. No
attack had been made upon Wyant's
men at the latest account from the
place.
| CHARLESTON, w. Va, March IA
private telegram from Eagle, received at
| noon. states that while the excitement
! Is running high no new outbreak Is feared.
One dead and six seriously wounded Is
tine offic.al report Of last nights ARRAY.
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DAYS O0|NGs At ALBANY.
National Guard Pay Bill Reported
to the Assembly,.
Other Measures Advanced-An Fx-
else Law Hearing To-day.
(Ry Ansoriatsd Press

ALBANY. March l.-When the gavel
fell in the Assembly this morning there
was n good attendance. Among the bills
reported favorably were:
Mr. bush Making 1t a misdencanor FOR any
person 10 practise medicine In this state without
a felony to any person N practise medicine under
a false assumed
Mr.. Callshan-ForbidhinE the burial of persona
presumed to have been poisoned without having
had Coroners inquest.
Mr. Bush-Amendlns the Military Code hy max,
ing an allowance Of $50 to mounted officers and
$40 TO other commissioned officers for purchase
Of uniforms and equipments and providing for ad.
dtionsl pay per day. while on actual service OF
men', Commissioned officers shall he entitled u
the pay Of Officers on the same grade Of the reg
breach OF the peace. invasion. 30.
'ir. Cahili-Making It misdemeanor for any
person to wlIiuy wear the he, .hIcld ., the rnon
by who shall not he entitled to wear the same.
The following bills were among those
passed.
Senatnr Robertson Authorizing payment To
committees for services and expenses incurred by
the Supervisors Of Westchester County.
:, Mr., butts-Authorzins the commissioners o'
Street improvement in the Tventythird and Twcn-
ty-fourth Wards Of the city of New York to direct
improvements when necessary, and providing for
Mr.. shereld-PawnhroScrs bill. reducing the
license fee OF pawnhrokers TO $3.50 No pnwnbrrksr
shall receive greater rate Of interest than II, per
cent. for the hrst six months and per cent. for
each succeeding month any loan not eXccedin Il
800. and per cent. for the nrst six months and
Il per cent. per month thereafter on any loan ex-
ceeding 800.
Senator q Misunderstanding for TIRE manage.
ment and control OF the New York Botanical Gar.
den.
At lo.l5 o'clock Mr.. Fish moved n call
| OF the House. which was ordered. Pro.
| ceedings under the call having been sus
pended. Mr.. Fish arose and announced
| that In pursuance Of the notice given h.
| him on Tuesday that he would move
the suspension of the rules for the pur.
pose Of having read out of its turn Mr.
| Chambers's Troy Election inspectors
| bill, he now called up the bill and moved
| that II have its second and third reading
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Sackache, Falntness,
Mon1b Troubles.

| ydla q Pinkhani's IL or pilis. IS Cents.
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HAS REFEREE AND GUARDIAN
Application Made to Sell Lunatic
DccIwith's Property.

Justice Patterson. in the Supreme
Court. has appointed Allan w. Evarts
special guardian, under $200.00o bonds,
and George c. Holt, referee. for Leonard
Forbes Beckwith. They will inquire into
the application for the sale OF over so0o. 900
worth OF real estate belonging to Beck
with. who Is n lunatic.
The application was made by Henry
de Forest Weeks, who was appointed
to take charge, of Beckwith's affairs
There is over half a million dollars
worth of real estate. and hut little per-
sonal property to meet numerous claims
against the estate.
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THE SUNDAY SALOON BILL.
Through II Liquor Dealers Hope to
Reduce the Power of Police.
ny Associated PresAl

ALBANY. March There has been
much speculation as to the bill intro
duced in the Assembly proposing to sub
nit. at the coming November election.
to vote OF the people of New York
city the question whether or not saloons
and liquor stores may sell on Sunday
after ! o'clock.
The second section provides that II the
vote is favorable to Sunday selling, the
next session of the Legislature may
amend the Excise laws accordingly and
place around such Sunday selling
proper conuitions and restrictions.
THE measure" said Assemblyman Fo-
ley to-day. "is backed by The Wholesale
Liquor Dealers Association. II is cal
culated to reduce the, power Of the
police over the liquor dealers. That is
the political side OF 1t and in Its passage
the wholesale liquor dealers propose to
deal blow at the brewers. BY It's pas
sage the Republicans hope to split the
vote OF the hquor dealers"
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ARMORY PLANS APPROVED.
The Ninth Regiments Home Il to
Cost a2S5,OOO.

The Sinking Fund Commissioners this
afternoon approved the plans adopted by
the Armory Board for the new Ninth
Regiment Armory. The building will
cost soS5,Oc0 Proposals for Its construc-
ton Will be advertised for at once.
The contract for Troop AS new
armory, which Contractor Johnston got
for sl3l 900 was approved, and Johnston
Will begin work at once.
The Board applied the knife to the
new furniture for the Offices in the new
Criminal Court Building. The officials
will have to get along with several
racks less than they asked for.
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THE MARDI-GRAS BALL.
II Wns Held Inst Night and Proved
Great Success.

The annua, grand mask ball ~ the
Mardi Gras Association was attended
by more than 2o0 peoIfe at the Lenox
Lyceum last night.
fine orchestra occupied the stage.
hundreds tripped the light fantastic until
the early morning hours. and the boxes
were filled with merry parties all night
long.
The supper room was n dream In it.
self The array OF beauty there served
merely as a background for the choice
display Of delicious viards Altogether
It was the most successful ball ever
given by the Association.
President Dr. l.. de Plasse's super
vision did much to make the affair
thorough success His boI was occupied
by Nine de Plasse, II. y. B8tassi, Con
SUI Genera, OF His Majesty the King Of
Greece: Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Winter
botham and A, Forget
The evening world., 1894-03-01
brooklyn Police Justice Bill.

ALBANY, March 1.-Assemblyman
Taylor, of Kings, this morning intro
duced a bill taking from the Comptroller
and Auditor of Brooklyn the right TO
participate in the selection OF Police jus
tices, and giving to the Mayor the ahso-
lutte right to make such appointments.
The time for appointing is changed from
the first Tuesday In July to any time in
the month OF June.
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WILL ACCEPT 60 CENTS.
o. NJ. Clapp n Co.'s Creditors Agree
to n Compromise.

q. NJ. Ilappp & Co.. dry goods job
hers OF 377 Broadway. one of the oldest
firms in the trade. who are in financial
difficulties. are Strengthening matters
out d little a.
Mr. clapp said to-day that the credit
ors had accepted the proposition for
compromise at sixty cents on the dollar,
payable in their own notes. unsecured,
at two, three and four months,
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HIS CLOTHES CAUGHT FIRE.
stiles Fell Asleep beside n Red-Hot
stove.

Daniel Stiles, a homeless man, forty
four years old, was admitted to Belle
vue Hospital this morning, suffering
from severe burns on the back and hip
Stiles was wandering along the railroad
in Long Island City last Saturday night,
and sought refuge from the intense cold
in a watchman's shanty
He fell into "A stupor, from which he
was aroused by his clothes catching fre.
The watchman dressed his burns and
gave him n suit az clothes lie wandered
to apply to tho hospital for treatment.
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MorrII Rothman, twenty-five years cid. OF ijS
Ludlow street. was held for trial on charge Of
burglary by Justice koch In the Essex MarHc'
Police Court to-day. 1t is alleged that at J
O'Clock this morning the defendant and two other
ncn entered william hbrahamowitz's go-erT At
ga clinton street and we're frightened awar Roth
man. who d,uies iHs charge was 'he only one
tod
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TROY INSPECTORS BILL.
1t Passes Both Houses of the State
Legislature To-Day.

ALBANY. March 1.-The Troy Elec-
ton Inspectors bill passed the Assem-
bly, to-day by a vote of % TO 0. the
Democrats refusing to vote.
The Troy bill reached the Senate at
10 =. NJ, and after heated discussion
similar to that In the Assembly was
ps ssed.
The evening world., 1894-03-01
slliIirEI
Cntle BrevitieH.

Paris police arrested tw.l:y sr Anarchists to-
dHy.
Chief FodiSlah, the ilsver threatens another
attack on tho british Colony IN Gambia, W,s,
Africa.
Thu failure OF James Casksll a Son Was rspor-
Cd on Change IN Liverpool to-day The failure
had no effect on business, however as It had teen
anticipated
Emperor Francis Joseph arrived at Mentpne
this morning and !o!nsd the Empress Al the Hotel
Cap Martin.
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DoornAn JoAnsDn. ~ the Twenty -hrst Preclr,,
entered an alleged Foiic, shop a; l;l Navy rrrct
r-stci th. alleged proprietor. William iichten
berger thirty-t~o years Old, Of NS Carlton
avenue
Fire IN the three story hrtck unpccupied dN ell.
Ing house SIS Greene avenue late last night caused
81 900 damage The building Is Owned ~ tDafes
EsTOlnsH and the cause VI the blaze 10 unknown.
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A Victim of Alcoholism.

william Wilson. tNeuty-seven years old, OF sB
First avenue was taken TO Bellevue Hospital this
morning Suffering with delirum tremsas. When
he went home ths morning no hogan to tear
down the fireplace In his rom. He told Police
nsn PuTns. Who vas called In. that there wAA
a man lurking In the chimney to kill him.
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McN"bb's Victim May Recover.
Cpy Associated rrcssJ

(Dy Associated rrCssD
r'TIS'rRG March Mira Louise Rockwell.
' Nc'res' known ns Louise KcloE; who was
,% oy Z. J. MSNahh the profcs 'onal baseball
viii az the Hotel Encl, in this city last might,
eri,i, Pnobah'E recover Her condition Is slill
ms, =. bGl the physicians arc ~ the opinion
through '' complications SET IN she VII PN"
The evening world., 1894-03-01
Tn. wen,er.' strike Extending.

PATERSON. n. J. March IA lars. number
Of the striking ribbon viewers visited the William
Strange CompsnJ's and Dohrrty L Waisworrh.
SILK mills again his morning and succeeded IN
inducing all the Sshyr-N ~ hrrh mills to '7iu
their ranks The wrAvsTs at n -rntf Son
P-lgrsm a M-,-n and thOSs ruployed a. Tho
Pioneer Miils also ionct the s'rik-rs The siIk
M
The evening world., 1894-03-01
Two New York nils signed.

NY ANNOTATED ireSl
ALBANY March l.-Gov. Flower
signed this afternoon two important
New York city measures One Is Sena-
tor Ahcarns hill authorizing the Public
Works Department to purchase sites for
public buildings at an annual outlay Of
$3.50, 600. The other was Mr.. Robertson 3
authorizing the Fire Department of New
York. to retire fremen after twenty
years OF service.