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The ISSUE.
Conservative Papers Try to Drive
Rosebery to the Country.
Making Up the Premier's Words to
the House OF Lords.
He Said England Must BE Convinced
of the Justice of Home Rule.
nv Arsnc,,'-d Prnrsl

LONDON, March 13.-Lord Roscbery's
statement that England must be con-
v.nccd of the Justice of Irish Home
Rule. while causing great excitement in
both sections Of the Irish Parliamentary
party, Is hailed with delight by
ne Conservative papers, which seem to
regard it as a settled fact hat Home
Rule will be Indefinitely shuntci.
Lord Rosebery's exact language in the
House Of Lords yesterday evening was
ds follows:
Lord Salisbury made one remark
on the subject of Home Rule. with
which ! confess myself in entire accord.
He said that before Irish Home Rule
could be conceded by the Imperial Par
liiment. England. MS the predominant
member Of the partnership of the Three
Kingdoms. must be convinced of It's
justice. That may seem to he a con-
siderable admission, because your Lord
ships well know that the majority of
English members elected in England
prorcr arc hostile TO Home Rule"
The Parneilites openly denounce the
attitude of Lord Roseberv, and there is
much soreness among the members of
the McCarthyite section of the Irish
Parliamentary party.
The Globe this afternoon says that It
is not surprised to learn that there is a
g%rievous searching of conscience among
the McCarthyites, who. according to
the same paper. will doubtless strain
every nerve to provide an excuse. Con-
%tinuing, the Globe says:
But there Is not one among them who
does not see that Lord Rosebery has
practically uverthrown Home Rule"
All the Conservative afternoon papers
express similar views. and the general
opinion Is hat a general election Is
near.
The Independent say that II is clai
from Lord R~osebery's speech that Homo
Rule is indefinitely shelved. and hat Ire.
land has been invited by the LIBERIA
Government to assent to that act O.
treachery."
Continuing. The Independent remarks
"The plain truth is that Ireland has
been bought off and sold"
The evening world., 1894-03-13
MAH-OF-WAR DRIVEN BACK.
United States Steamer Marion
Damaged in a Typhoon.
Puts Into Yokohama for Repairs
While Bound TO Frisco.
nv Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO. March l3.-Thc
United states man-o'-war Marion, which
should have been well on her way TO
this port, is at Yokohama undergoing
extensive repairs. About n fortnight
ago a cablcgram was received here from
Yokohama saying that the vessel had
sailed, but had been obliged to return
for repairs. The steamer Gaelic, which
has arrived from the Orient. brings news
that the damage was very serious.
we days after the Marion left Yoko-
hama the vessel encountered a terrific
tyrhuOn, which nearly wrecked her.
A. one time she was OF her beam ends:
A portion Of the rigging was carrtPd
away, and heavN seas swept over her,
cutting the Lighthouses and setting
everything on deck awash. Tho water
poured into the cabins and down into the
cnginC-rOoms
The boilers were looscned from their
factcnings. The fires were cXtlnguished
as quickly as possible and the man-of-
war scudded along under bare poles he
fore the wind. She rode safely through
the storm and sailed back to Yokohama
in II battered condition. The fun extent
Of the repairs was not known when the
Gaelic sailed. but 1t Is estimated that
she will be In dock for at least two
months.
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BALAR|Nrs BIC SHANGHAI.
His Clarion Grow Makes Life a
Burden to the Neighbors.
An Unapprcciativc Person Complains
to the Board OF Health.

A big Shanghai rooster at i@7 South
Fifth avenue IL the object of some un-
appreciative PERSONS dislike. and. in
consequence. has also incurred the Of
fetal enmity Of the Heplih Department.
Inc roc er. utterly regardless OF the
etiquette OF how ana then to crow. ac-
cording to a complaint filed with the
Health Board. has the habit OF lIfting
up his tenor robusto voice in song at
all hours OF the day and night.
The Shanghai Is owned by an aged
blind man named John BalarinI. who.
with his wife AMI several grown-up
children. yves on the top floor OF the
thrce.story house at the number desig-
mated.
Health Board ONCE yesterday, but the
name Of the writer does not appear
nor could 1t be obtained In the n"ishhor-
hood where the nuisance f. alies"i TO
exist. ms complainant writes that h"
cannot sleep by right, ana his brain IL
madr weary 10y day with the continuous
growing of blind Mr.. Ralarinl's am.
the all Of ii" health ms ,e"tors ana
meiiatnrs to aba'e the nuisance.
An Evening Wor!d' man asccrtained
that MIR. Balarini four months ago
bought two chickens, a rooster and II
hen. He constructed II rude coop on the
roof where the BIRDS were kept when
the weather was OF medium temperature,
but on blizzard days we're taken almost
into the bosom of the tami,y.
There they remain d rs long as the
household could stand the. splitting
which emanlted nom the
ledther-,i ngc,l rooster, and then they
were again banished to the roof.
While on the latter elevation the
Shanghai IL In his element. and In. re-
to his clarion call, come echoes
from half n dozen Growing throats that
were never known to have an existence
in the nCighhorhood before.
In the early hours Of the morning.
especially during the present Spring
like weather. the din from the lusty
chorus is heard high above the rattle
OF passing 81" trains. Now, somebody
wants he noise stopped.
There seems to he plenty Of fowls In
the vicinity, and the number Is steadily
Increasing. Gustav La TER, Of 70 south
Firth av" iuc, has II coop on his back
stoop with three chickens in 1t, one a
rooster that Is becoming n Formidable
vocal rival OF the Ralarini rooster. MIR.
La TER Is going TO eat them when they
get good and fat. according TO blind Mr..
Balarini.
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HOPE FOR H APOLLO.
Her Agents Confident that the
Steamers machinery II Disabled.

Sandcrson G. Co., of % State street.
the agents OF the Wilson line of steam
ships, do not as yet believe in the loss
at sea of the steamship Apollo, which
left this port in February for Antwerp.
They believe that h Apollo's ma
chincry has broken down and that she
has driftcd out of the regular route,
thus accounting for her not having been
81 oxen. If she Is not heard Of within a
week. however, the agents here will be-
lieNe that she has met with serious dis
aster.
The Apollo Is n British iron steamer of
about 1000 tons. AM Is valued at $500, 900.
She carried a valuabl cargo of general
merchandise. consigned to the Wilson
llGc agent at Antwerp. j. SteiEmarhuEhe.
The Apollo IL considered "A very sea-
worthy vessel. Her commander IL Capt.
Sykes, who, like her crew OF thirty-seven
men, Is English.
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'DA CANVAS GIVING up
Il Is Conditioned on the Safety Of
Himself and His Men.
Probability that Peixoto will Con-
sent to an Arrangement.
Mystery as to the Whereabouts OF
Admiral De Mello.

- Copyrighted. 1894. by the Associated Press.)
.Ag RIO DE JANEIRO. March 13.-The re-
mort which was circulated soon after the
arrival of the Government fleet OFF the
bay of Rio de Janeiro to the effect tina
Admiral Saldanha da Cana, the rebel
commander in these waters. contem-
! plated s%urrendering. turns out to be cor
rect, and In all probability the Brazilian
rebellion. SO far as Rio de Janeiro Is con-
cerned. will soon be at an end.
~ Admiral da CANA yesterday sought
refuge on board the Portuguese wnrship
: Mindello. and sent a message to Presi-
dent Peixoto Offering to surrender the
forts in possession of the insurgents In
I tho, bay and to turn over to the Govern
ment ali the warships In the bay now In
the hands Of the insurgents. surrender
ing the garrisons n crews to the Gov
. eminent. Upon the conditions that the
Admiral and all his officers be allowed
to withdraw to a foreign country under
the protection OF Portugal. and that the
lives OF the insurgent soldiers and sail
ors be spared.
iS' Az this despatch is sent the reply OF
President Peixoto has not been made
known, but 1t Is believed an arrange
ment will be made.
4 The Aquidaban. Republica. and. Incl
dentally, Admiral de Mello, the leader Of
the rebellion. are still absent. and
nothing seems to be known of their
whereabouts. One report has 1t that
Admiral de Mello. some time ago. saw
= the hopelessness OF the insurgent posi-
ton In Rio Bay. and consequently took
his two best ships southwark In order
to cooperate with the insurgent land
force In the South. seeing that the only
chance OF a successful ending to the
revolts was In a march upon Rio de
Janeiro by land.
The Government is OF the opinion that
such a movement upon the part OF the
insurgent armies will easily be met and
defeated by the Government troops. and
II is said that after the surrender Of the
feet q number OF vessels will be sent In
pursuit Of Admiral de Mello, while 9TH
ers Will b. Immediately utilized in an
attack upon Desterro, the port Il d island
quarters of the insurgents and the seat
or the revolutionary Junta.
In fact, II Is reported that the Gov
ernment has sounded the crews of the
insurgent vessels. with the view OF
entertaining how many men can be
lions against Desterro and De Mello, and
that ths insurgent sailors are so dis
gusted at the seeming desertion OF Ad-
Yhiral de Mello. that a number OF them
viii be found willing to man the Gov
ccrnment boats. .r.
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DISABLED BRISCOE IN PORT.
Had been Burning Her Woodwork
for Fuel for Two Weeks.

IVY Associated Press
ST JOHNS. y. F.. March 13.--The
steamer Virginia Lake arrived here this
morning, having in tow the long overdue
steamer Briscoe. lately reported as hav-
ing used her woodwork for fuel.
The Briscoc presented n melancholy
spectacle. being battered and smashed
In n terrible manner. everything nova
BILE being swept OFF the decks and iron
plate and s:anch.ons twisted into all
SORTS of forms. All spare gear, spars,
matches. shifting boards. bunker Innings
and a portion of the main deck sheath
Ing had gone under the boilers to make
steam during the last two weeks. Capt.
Spares, of the Brlscoe. says that in all
his experience at sea ne never saw such
weather as they encountered. He says
that they owe their salvation to the
miles towards St. Johns. After their
hdwsers had parted the tlunda was lost
In "A snowsturm and was not again seen.
Cipt. Soares says that but for the as
s~ls.ance thus rendered he would have
and IN all probability all hands would
have persisted. The crew suffered
greatly from constant exposure and
scarcity OF food. and when rescued by
the Virginia Lake the men were little
better than skeletons.
The Briscoe left Hamburg Dec. s for
New York With a cargo or salt muriatiC
potash. In longitude 20 she met with
a terrible gale Her decks were con
so seriously damaged that she was
forced to put back to Queenstown. Eek.
t3nsiye reiairs wer" made, and on
Jan. 81 she sailed again, only to NEE,
the fresh n~isadventures by gales which
nearly, brought the loss of hte steamer
and all hands.
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TIOO WVTIH, VIZ VVIFFNET EIttTIV 7 NJ WVth-
And so on, or by special arrangement
Remember that In this house are
goods running the entire scale, from the
t~as,ient and cheapest to the most costly
and sumptuous! You cnn have your
choice. Magniicentiy ~UphOistered Par
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The best Couches ever made come from
this establishment. "Truiy the busiest
hsrn on earth"
The evening world., 1894-03-13

RESTAURANT; must be sold on account OF
other business; no reasonable oner refused. 3oI
Furman ST., Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-03-13

A GoOD-GoING liquor saloon op main avenue;
owner will give long lease; cheap rent to good,
experienced business man. e7 Bowery. cigar
store.
The evening world., 1894-03-13
BOYS AS HIGHWAY ROBBERS.
They Hold III Another Youth and
steal Eiia Watch.

Two boys. Thomas Johnson. twelve
years old, of 16i Hamilton avenue, and
jeremiah Crowley. aged ten, of i22 Pearl
street. were prisoners in Brooklyn this
morning On "A charge Of highway rob.
berry.
They met Charles Frickenson, aged
twelve, OF 26i Union street. on curt
street, near Union street, last night n
robbed him of a silver watch. one of
the youthful robbers grabbed the boy by
the throat while the other searched his
pockets. After securing their booty they
ran away.
The boys were arrested at their homes
this morning.
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TWO KILLED BY TRAINS.
One Mans Head Cut on md An
Others body Ground To Pieces.

BERGEN POINT. y. j.. March Is
Grant NORMAN. twenty-four years old,
a brakeman on the Central Railroad OF
New Jersey, was instantly killed at this
place late last night He was struck by
"A train and his head completely severed
from his body. The remains were re-
moved to the Bayonne Morgue. Wor-
man resided at Glen Gardner. y. j.
His brother was killed in much the
same manner recently.
HACkENSACK. N. j.. March 10
Fred S;ansfeld jumped from II moving
train on the SusGushanna and Western
road. at Midland Park last evening. As
he landed on the station platform at
Wortcndyke. where he lives, he lost his
balance and FELL under the wheels. Ills
body was ground in an unacceptable
mass.
The evening world., 1894-03-13

CIGAR STORE, good paying business, cheap
rent, at a reasonable price. 126la Madison 81
CIGAR STORE for sale; first class: nice bus.
ness; good location: near elevated station. 64e
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BETRAYED ALL IN A FEVER.
Ra,ing. Of n New York Crook EN-
nose n tang In Springfield.

''
SrR1NGFIELD. Mass. March ~. 4
man giving the nam" OF Albert Green.
field applied for lodging at the Trnmps'
Home last thursday. and during the
next two days became = rHving maniac
as tho result of u foyer. He escaped
from u strong room, whCr" he hIi
been placed, bat Immediately applied
for roaImittancc and white DOING 50
said that h" was Edward H. Iiurkc, and
that H. bad conn to this section -.
rothcr with Arthur ST. Mary urd Frank
Mace. W ~well-known Ncw York crooks.
In the hope Of CrhS<ing sOmc safes.
From remarks grouped during his
Illness. II l. thought tnnl the gang was
the same that assaulted station Agent
Vail - TScmp sOnNillr, COM, about
three weeks ago. aud Vail was sum
monel hero ana identified the clothes OF
Burke. but sickness had changed his
face 50 that he COuIu not l." cure about
II. 81. Mary and Mace were placed
under arrest yesterday, but will say
nothing.
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DECLINES THE PRESIDENCY.
Dr. EIInurl Refuses to IRA
guay's chief Magistrate.
I'm Nssnciated Iress

(By Associated ''ress)
MONTENlDEO, March 13.-Dr. Ellau-
ri, the Administration candidate for the
Presidency, has definitely wiIndrawn
his acceptance of the Presidency in view
of the narrowness of the majority in
his favor. The decision of DR.. Ellauri
has created a good impression.
At the balloting yesterday. to elect n
President to succeed DIR. Herrera y
Ohes, the. popular candidate, Senior
Gomenisoro withdrew in favor of DIR.
Ellauri. but the latter has now with
drawn from the contest entirely.
The evening world., 1894-03-13
TWENTY-FIVE IN DANGER.
Elevator Falls from the second
Floor of ChicnE"'s city Hall.

CHICAGO. March l3.-The lives Of
twenty-five people were jeopardized last
night by an elevator in the City Hail
falling from the second story to the
basement. After the City Council had
adjourned its session the elevator made
two trips in safety from the Council
Chamber TO the basement. the car being
filed each trip, but on the third descent,
when the second hoor was reached. IA
noise like the swapping Of a cable was
heard and the car fell to the bottom Of
the shaft.
Aside from smashed hats and crushed
toes no injury was done, the car being
so crowded that the occupants could
not make an effort to leave II,
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Good Will Interest for Sale.

A FIRsT-CLASS RESTAURANT, whole house.
on account of dissoiving partnership: liquor IL
censs can be had II desired; a good chance. Ill
West 2lsi ST.
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BRITISH TRADE IMPROVES.
But Troubles Abroad Prevent Any
Marked Growth of Commerce.

~ TTTF VIC TTtHs'T
LONDON. March 13.-The President of
the Board of Trade, the Right Hon. A..
]. Mundella. at the annua meeting to-
day of the Associated Chambers of COM
merce said that there was a steady and
improving trade.
He thought. however, that while Eng
lands customers abroad faced monetary
troubles and were groanlng under heavy
taxation there was little prospect of a
large increase of trade.
The evening world., 1894-03-13
HlGHWAYMEN IN PUEBLO.
They Rob IA Policeman and Fire nj
Snlocn-kcrprr.

NY NhsoTlaIoI TTU'sl
PUEBLO Col. March l3.-Three high
wagner held l., two men here last
night. Policeman Stewart fired four
shots without hitting them. and was
then knocked down and his watch. re-
vOlver ana club stolen. An hour after
wards three masked men went into John
I.egan's saloon and ordered him to
throw IN hIs hands.
lie treated 1t rs Il joke. AMI they fired
Ave shots without hitting him. after
which they waite out.
The evening world., 1894-03-13

SMALL GROCERY; good location; established
over 10 years, cheap; no agents. Apply rs
Fact -AtI At
The evening world., 1894-03-13

The Sunday Worlds Easter
NumbPr-nert Sunddu. Don't fail
to get II. 10 ,riH be spiendfdiy
illustrated and fuH Of striking
features and hare an illuminated
n,.r
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Fodi siInh Reported Captured.

U3y Associated Frcss.)
BATHURST, March BIT Is reported
that the SLAYER chief, Fodi Silah, who has
recently gwen the British forces sc
much trouble, has been captured Ii
French territory.
The evening world., 1894-03-13

ALOON go | location: good reason for selling.
Address J. d.. BOZ Passaic ave, Harrison, NJ.
EVERAL good saloons, city and out Of town.
Inquire BREWERY. 900 East 47th st.
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Sues because called a Thief.

Lieb Graustsrn has teen locked up In the Lud-
low Street Jail In default OF $3.50 bail upon the
complaint of Friede EinEemachts. shs charges
that in the presence OF . large crowd be called
hsr a thief, a robber and other vile names She
asks 81. 900 damages.
The evening world., 1894-03-13
Fellows Knows Nothing Of 1t.

District.Attorney Fellows announced this morn
ing that he had not any odlcial knowledge OF any
pardon being asked or sought for Frank Ellison,
who was convicted last October OF assaulting
Broker William IL. HenriQuCs. and sentenced by
Recorder Smgth to 1--WE years in Sing Sing.
The evening world., 1894-03-13
Dlscas. the Greater New York

MOUNT VERNON. n, ". March ia,-Ths people
annexation with New YORK Ctr. ro-nikht . masn.
mssting of ,siusena viii BE- held Tor the purpose Of
asesrtsletRx vhsthsr W. ssptinsRt u IN favor Of
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wltE EmbczzIing 1877 300.

ivy Associated IrcsS)
DEFIANCE, o., March - Andrew Saucr. cash
ier ~ the dcfunct Defiance savings Bank and now
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The evening world., 1894-03-13

asa On Saturday, March g. a committee Of we'll known faen, comprising Ms j EDWARD SIMMONS
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CORNER SALOON-Good chance for young men
10 20 into the saloon business with o little
money; no agents. SALOON. box 266 Harlem
World.
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rope's Chamberlain Coionna Dead.

Uy Associated press)
ROME. March l3.-Prince Giovanni
C%olonna, Hereditary Papal Chamberlain,
died yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-03-13

Gustav II. scbwab. general manager OF the
North German Lloyd Steamship Company, sailed
to-day for Europe on tho Traye. He goes on
busiress for the Company.
The evening world., 1894-03-13

SALOON and furnished-room house, with lease.
on West ST., opposite ferry. Inquire l0l West ct.
The evening world., 1894-03-13

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INSTANTANEOUS Of the best on 9th ave- !
location first class. DAVENPORT, ia 9th ava
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RESTAURANT, small, uptown fine location on
Park ave. only one around doing good busi-
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gain. 1922 Park ave. near S9th st.
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