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LEDERER ARRESTED ~ BOSION.
\ DECREE or JUpGMENT ENTERED AGAINST HIM
HY HERMANN. THE MAGICIAN

\ DECREE or II pGMENT ENTERED AGAINST HIM
HY HERMANN. THE MAGICIAN
George w Icdertr. the theatrical manager was
arrested TUESDAY night while standing I'm the LOBBY
Of stetsor's Theatre BOSTON. whore he is this Week
producing the twentieth Century Girl His arrest
was made on a decree OF judgment obtained AGAINST
him by Professor Hermann. The trouble Is OIL
ola standing dating back three or four years ago
when I.od,rer and the magician were co-partnerS
in the management Of the comedy u ana J. III
which John r Kelly starred.
There was a disagreement between the Pai'"''S'
and while I'm california 1.ederer brought acuoh
against Hermann declaring that the latter IA J
overlravn his a.conni. A. a result a receiver WAS
sppolnted Professor Hermann went to 'ahtorild'
where he defended the action. ana showed ina, '''
stead OF him overdrawng his account 1t was Leu,
who had done - Hermann thereupon op''l'''p j"
Judgment against his former partner '"' S'V'
and was also allowed $2.HGl for costs .., 80,
During \ recent visit to- california the mas, ~
had the decree finally entered anu ,,n, Iter-.
take proceedings 10 secure It's coIrcup,Il. -
mann was In ogden. Utah y.St'r idN' VIII ~ j.,
rived AT this decision. Ih,n io'i1W,u -" b. Lone
Quick course OF action He TAXED over me 80
distance telephone with his lawyer mar 49,, -
Fuller No iO- Broadway, ana instructor IL,
ir,,, proceedings against lcdcrrr lunciLt'''s
Mr. T,uiler learned that Leierer was IN az
~ once communicated with Morse. fiill n iions'"',
who are his correspondents In that CITY, IL" ~
SON, one 81 his assistants To Boston lh'S'"S 80
ing with necessary papers herrlnai,n 'ubcther
had moi learned yesterday morning Wn raa,
The manager had furnished bonds io' M api war
rant issued on the ground OF his being a no'-''9'
Ian I.bfO
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HENRY vARICK GILBERT.

Henry Narick Gilbert. for many years paylhs-'ei-
Ter Of the Greenwich Savings Bank died at his honc
In Rutherford y. j.. yesterday morning al'er
long illness from hbrous tumor lie was grand
nephew OF Mayor Varck. and was born in TINS CITY
ifty-four ye--rs He was "A nephew or the iale
President Gilbert, OF the Greenwich Bank. f"r
score of years Mr.. Gilbert had been prominent
resident OF Rutherford having been a director ana
treasurer of the Rutherford Mutual Loan ana
Building Association, an elder IN me first LIED
terrain Church. and supern iendent OF the SuhhhS
school. and member OF Rutherford Council. AmeIl-
Legion of Honor He leaves WIDOW , son
and daughter Funeral services viii take pace
on Saturday. and will be conducted by the Kew
Dr. Edwin A. Buckley.
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OUENS HELD ~ HEAVY BALL.
THE YOUNG STUDENT OF ADELPiiI WApE"i
CONFEsSES HIMSELF THiEF-Fi'"
TEGE OF \ MINISTER.

THE YOUNG STUDENT OF Apf.I-fhl w
CONFEssEs HIMSELF THEF-PK"-
TEGE oF \ MINISTER.
Waldorf If. owens. nineteen years Old anu eN-
ceptionallv bright the son of a lamplighter anu '"e
protego OF the Rev. DR.. Iumpitone. OF the Ehia""e'
Baptist Church. who was preparing the youth '
the ministry shocked the good doctor ana many
o'ner people yesterday by confessing hinse"
thief DR. Humpstone and others were PAYNE
Owenss expenses at the Adelphi Academy wheie Tx
stood high as a student. Finally the aeadem! peo
nile began 10 be bothered by students ana o'he''
losing umbrellas, canes etc. Professor Petu't su'
pected Owens and got Captain Eason' oi '"o
Fourth precinct to put Detective Delehahty OH ''e
case A box was constructed in which 'he boy
hung their coats and waistcoats when they Pa'cu
handball and other outdoor sports.
DeIehanty got In the box on Tuesday afternoon
and hadn't been there long before owens came IN
looked around and then walked to peg on whlcn
hung Stanley Gunnisons waistcoat containing d
gold watch. owens took II ont and l)elenahy
rose in his place. as he did So having seen MIN
through a hole bored in the box. 49,,
owens ran from the room and escaped Deic-
hanty then Swallowed the house of Owens's parents
who tried to bride the officer into letting him go
When confronted by Professor Petit, Owens ad-
mitted his guilt and told how he had pawned the
watches in Ncw-fork 49,,
In court Yesterday owens pleaded not guilty TO
three separate charges of grand larceny and was
held In the sum of $1,000. Sl.JD and 1900 for eX-
animation tomorrow morning.
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r,vIr CAUSED BY \ CHICAGO FIRE
GIRLS IL 4 cANpY FACTORY HURT FLAMES DO
Ssa5ro DAMAGE

ANS IN \ CANDY FACTORY iiKT-FLAMES ~
sgG5co DAMAGE
chicago Feb g7-Four girls were hurt one Oh
,hem sorio.sly and property valued AZ S-'"'"' ne
.,rovel bv a lire which originated on me TOP noo'
NJ "a. charles Kaestncrs Building TINS morning.
III gIrl. hurt were employees Oi me Lancaster
caramel Mandatory. several houses away ro'"
,be Kaestncr Building ami never Al any uIle III
Danger from the hames. Somebody shouted fHe
,,a =, u.nic was the immediate result the ir'sn'-
.n.d candy makers tumblng over each o'heI !"
,hir haste 10 get down the stairs and thence lnto
me street Ethel Goldman was taken TO the
comfy Hospital and. 10 j. feared, was seropSf
.,tur.d internally. Emma Cusic was badly bruised
A. v.r. two OF her companions.
Tn. building of the Crane Elevator company
WAS saved with d.aiculty. The loss on TINS pu'-
lng VIII amount to H5.o. Resides this. the entre
stock ~ the wire department OF the company
.htc, Us IN IN. KAestner Building adjacent. WIS
de.troved Others in tho kaestn'r bu'IDlns WI"
suffered were Tn" Charles Narnther ,ot''na ~
milling and engineering machinery VOL ''."f ~
pump COMPANY Anire~a John'.l' IN. IT. az
worker and Fglc1landcr, Brady * co. kht *, 90
The aggregate losses of ihese nrms We'e Iii -,
ali wrre fully Insured The falling OF a M WA t Vr
- L,esturr Huilding created a panic IN me pig
rrovd ~ spectators and several We're S"sn'S
hurt hy falling bricks. but none seriously
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Personal OIn eliness
poxtOmce Notice.

Foreign mails the week ending March ,,dn: will close
THtRsDAY-A m for Santiago s sen be- slrscted
cS%% Pa am per + rana for St Thomas S,C.
via St ThGmas per ,supplem srasGs1 1880 a. M
Ser Golon and Panama per Advance det,ers mus,
he directed o per eals Smsic at l1 Costa
south Pacific ports per ,.c Soo"p pe coomba at
for m o1s sSpSs@eai %r' sc ana
f1na a ssss sne; At .
p Blueneas per ,. Countries Msan dt nre per
"ssrhl4TStRpAY-A, for Brazil and Ia Plata eOSn IN;
saern from baltimore esrs %us DC drr sly
spain PorSVsl Turkey and British India per r, La
La Via at at iss
tSr ss,"p psr per FOR Jamaica Belize
per Porta'O; at 10 a. m. complementary 1910
oSnsa for via eahssena per and Rea
must directed per Athos at 10 a. M supplementary
Andes; a, 1870 m for campeche chi.pas Tabaseo.
and sas smd p % be
G 9Ses,an M at m Norway direct per Island
se%sS,.s ' cyss Hsys ns%isse ana
sans at fH % FOR Newfoundland per steamer from
Malls for China and Japan Especially addressed opl.
Ssy 70 for china
And Japan Gaelic from San Franciseo,. close
81: ss' ss' So %:' &:
samoan Islands, per Marposa from San Francisco.
rival at New-York Of Aurania with British mails
for Australia Mails for Hawaii per s. Australia from
San Francisco close here daily up TO March at $50
P. M: Mails for Australia lexeep, West Aus,r,ia!.
Hawaii and FIJI Islands. 8. 3. Mtowera Qrom van
couver) here daily after March and to March
80 $50 p Mails for the Society islands per shI
March q at $50 m Malls for Newfound isn , Cy
daily at $40 D. Mails for MiQuelon. by rail- TO bossoS
and by close at this office daniy a. ~
n m Mails for Cuba close this once daily AZ o.So
p m. 10: wardins by steamers sailing nonuusys
Thur .iays and Saturdays) from Port Tampa va hss
for Mexico overland unless specially adhressn or os
patch by steamer. close at this once aahy NJ "'
.p.,lste,ed mail closes at 9 p. m. previous day -
'e CHARLES w. DAYTON. Rstmaoee
po.tofncs New-York. n. Y. Feb. ~ leS~
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DIED.

DIED
FELTON, Tuesday February 20. Margaret S. widow OK
n. residence q her o nf ssa Mrs. M E1
spra a + ,Mass) papers please copy.
daughter OF William II. and Louise fountain. w..
s"e ISs' staten sand rhur.aay February as at
| Up
s Henry r. Of
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HUssEYon Wednesday evening February a. Mrs han
nah A. widow Of Frederick Hps,ey at her residences
NS SG o aVn ansra n'i %srea ss9k'''
HoRToNt Mount Vernon y February ,o 20 Thomas
Services at his late residence 2is Nnthave Sat-
In SernS at the Convenience OF the family
KIssAMon Wednesday morning. February e. is'S'
Funeral SERVICES Friday. March /. 1885 at 10 a. M as
venience OF the family
LAPrHoRNE--on Wednesday, February 81. Walter lap
and friends invited to attend the funeral RAJ
west 4stst Friday evening March l. at O'clock
LyoN rssfgary 9Th ssds ss Dr.
Funeral viii be held at the resdenss Of his son
S %% this Iyrn sGs1,ss s'"-N''ns " ~
@ md a caas s2d ws spE o" exit Tram
Returning 'R leaves syds Scn %aSn az sos
ssa San.n y; s se and os sarah Fed
Funeral services at The Of his parents, No
1870 East 45th-st., Thursday afternoon at O'clock
PEAsE- Suddenly of apoplexy, Monday morning Febru-
airy 18th 1898. George L. Pease. aged ~ years
Funeral his late residence 323 intonave
/ Brooklyn. Thursday afternoon the 2sth inst. at
o'clock
Kindly omit flowers
PETSSNER- On Sunday February ~, Schenectady. NJ
y, Of pneumonia, Tayer Lewis Pessner. son or mo
late Colonel Elias Pessner and grandson OF the late
! Dr. Tayler Lewis. Of Union College. aged 81 year
| VANTINE-At Fishkill- Hudson Wednesday Feb
27th John H. Nanne in the s9th OF his age
wALDRoNaAt No: 81 Van voorhs-st; BROOKLYN. on
February %. 1895 Aetta Waldron. daughter Of the
late Samuel and Ann Waldron. aged ~ years.
Funeral services will be held the Reformed Church.
| Nowtown L. T.. Saturday March 2. at 2 O'Clock
| Train leaves Long Island city at lao
WEBB-At Hsllywood Court. Stanford. Conn. Tues
day, February 49, Sarah Dulkley Dewey widow OF WILL
| lam ID. Webb Of New-York city.
Funeral service her late residence Friday, March ls
arrival Of the 1908 a. train from Grand Gen.
| Station.
| Carriages will be in waiting.
Interment Fairfield. Conn.
WYNAN-On Tuesday, February % 1925. Katharine p.
Wynan In the 10th OF her age. - -
services her late residence, No 49, Wese
22d-st., Thursday. February p. at l2:3o O'clock
The kensicO Cemetery. Harlem Railroad ONCE
| IL East 42dst Interments made In this Metropolis
and funeral parties returned TO the Guy oy special trains
in IN hours: regular tiine "a hours
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c,prrsLc TyDyAy SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT

Carlisle. Penn. Feb. 1.-THE sixteenth annive"-
s,rv and the seventh annual commencement OF the
indian Training School here began this afternoon
vim a large attendance OF persons from all parts
-, tho country Several hundred Indians opened
the exercises with symnastc and callisthenic eN-
r.iees after which the inspection of the different
,,us,riaI departments o. the institution took place
This evenings exercises took place in the chapel.
Canaan Pratt presiding. special train from Wash
,ngton brought number OF well-known persons,
among the number being ex-senator Dawes. or Mas
vas followed by the Rev. Henry VI. Field and ex-
I,,stfee strong and there were short speeches by
indian pupils To morrow will be commencement
az
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INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

John W. Mackay. tr., gave superb dinner party
last evening in the state apartments in the Wal
dorf IL was a Napoeonc feast throughout The
walls OF the room in which. the dinner served
are hung with the ps'est lilac brocade. and the
furnishings are strictly Of the Empire period. In
the centre OF the square table was a green silk
cloth on which worked in gold the letter
and the Napoleonic emblems the bees. crown and
wreath Standing on this cloth was "A tail column
formed OF purple vlolets AT each Of the four
ners of the table Empire candeabra. with
seven burners. each candle covered with Il green
silk and gold shade marked with the letter y. The
service solid gold and white and the names Of
the guests inscribed In gold script on natural
laurel or bay leaves The favors were punches OF
violets. Mr.. Mackay's guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
ogden Mills. Mr. and Mrs. James Abercrombie Bur
der. Mrs. William h. Vanderbilt. Miss Consuelo
Vanderbilt Miss Turnure, Frederick II. Baldwin
&nd Clarence II. Mack<y The follows:
The ee %Sia0Ps p psssss stock.
Terrapin a Ia Bertrand
Perrsr Jouet Magnums.
CArre dAgneau du printemps.
orioians a la sans-Gsne.
La Taehe Romance.
Mousse de fraise fraiches. Pets fours.
Apollinaris. '"'S' Lqueur,.
After dinner. during which there was music by
the Hungarian Band. MIR. Mackay and his guests
attended the first appearance In America OF Nine
Retane at Abbey's Theatre in the drama OF Mime.
Sans-Gene" supper was served at the Waldorf
after the play.
The marriage of Miss Georgiana L. Berry nan.
daughter of Mrs. Charles II. Bergman to III.
Casimir de Rham will take place at o'clock on the
afternoon of Tuesday. April g. in St Georges Prot
estanf F:niseopaI Church, Stuyvesant Square. The
reception will be held after the ceremony at The
teenth~st
The second and last Of the subscription dances
given under the patronage of Mrs. NJ :. Wormser
and number OF others was held at Sherrys last
night. The ballroom was set with theatrical APP
purtenances and after the dancing. which was in
formal. fine Vaudeville entertainment was pro
Der about l5O Those who appeared were Miss Cissy
LOTUS Gus" Williams Cinquevalli the equiibrist
and skirt dancer. A supper was served ~
o'clock in the lower ballroom 80 -.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jacob Astor VIII SAL Tor Eu-
ropA on Wednesday next. March {. In the steam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-28
.JORTLLiRD SPENCE ILL.

Iorillard Spencer is dangerously sick at his home.
the Hotel Renaissance. IN West forty-thiro-st'
sunday n. WAS taken III and obliged TO take TO his
Rod PHYSICIANS we're called in. and Mrs Spencer.
.Ais mother who lives in Paris, was Informed by
cable of her sons illness Just exactly what Mr..
spencers trouble il could not be learned yesterday
Al a late hour last night It was said at the hotel
,hat his condition somewhat improved Mr.:
S,encer * only thirty-eight years old ana Is We'll
trovvn i'm club and society circles. lie Is president
OF the company which publishes The Illustrated
American.
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ppOuIyByT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CLARENDON-Court Reventlow. Danish Mihis-
ter AT Washington. PARK AVENCE-Ex- senator
Algernon s. Paddock. of Nebraska WALDORF
Prince Del Drago OF Rome; eX-congressmah 'ohn
Sanford. OF Amsterdam. n. y; Generai george o.
Field. of Buffalo and Martin W. COOKE vi no0"e'
fer WINDSOR-Ex- Governor Charles X. niger
soil Of Connecticut; l.. J. Sergeant. general man
ayer of the Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada anu
ID. w. Caldwell. president OF the Lake shore ana
Michigan Southern Railway Company.
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ship Newly ork. They will remain in London Few
days and then 30 to Paris, where they viii spend
the spring with Mrs William Aston and Mrs. Ed
ward ). Willing. mother OF Mrs. John Jacob Astor.
who has been abroad all winter
The first meeting of the Roller Skating Club
VIII be held this evening at the Berkeley Armory,
In West Forty -fourth-st
Miss Calender and Miss de Forest VIII give the
last of their series of receptions with music this
evening IN their beautiful home. in the Tiffany
Building. Madison-ave. and Seventy sccond-st
Dinner parties VIII be given tonight by Mr. and
Mrs. w. Watts Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Westervelt and Mr.. and Mrs Henry Day.
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PERRY T. CTMBERSON.

Perry T. Cumberson. assistant appraiser in the
New-York Custom House. died his home. No.
277 Palisade-ave.. Jersey City Heights. Tuesday
night from dropsy and heart failure. lie
born In New-York. December 2. 1884. and
formerly engaged In the woollen business In this
city. He removed to old Hudson CITY now part
OF Jersey City, in 1865 lie was prominent Demo-
crat but the only office he held in days
was that OF Alderman Of Hudson city In 1861 lie
was made assistant appraiser last spring. There
Will be services a. house this evening and the
funeral will take place at st. Mays Protestant
Episcopal church tomorrow morning.
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story frame houses at Farm and Margaret SIS
were blown mp. How the explosion occurren II "o'
,,oy,r The buildings were wrecked. Some people
49,, ,,ado oeorts ~ connect the explosions win
rho rot It is said that one two small pieces OF
dynamite were thrown at the Masonic Han during
tho disturbance last night
Feeling IS intensely bitter against Slattery among
certain class and their rage has been increased
nv the announcement that in MS lecture ias' ie"'
~ n,,, on the vestmcnts OF a priest. Threats were
ID of mobbing him tonight The Young Men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-28
TIE authorship or "LETHE."

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: To detail my relations with Mr.. Hornbow
would occupy more of your valuable space than
YOU would conccde Suffice II to say. for the pres
emit that that gentleman had no more "hand IN
the authorship of 'Lethe'" than had Queen Vic
toria or the Pope. lie has been threatening an m
junction for "A year. and whether he brings one or
not is a matter of indifference to .-..,
New-York. Feb %. 1879 a. h. l.ANCAS Eta
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RUDOLPH SCHLEIDEN.

Berlin FEB. 27.-Rudolph Schleiden died to-day in
FreiDurg. switzerland.
Schleiden was born In Ilolstein in lslo. lie vas
CONSPICUOUS in German politics between 1870 ana
1860 He entered the diplomatic service. passed
some tlm4 ia Washington ana the CITY OF Mexico
MI returned 10 Germany TO I'll: In the North Ger
man Parliament He wrote several works on poll
Teal subjects. and volume concerning MS III" III
the United states.
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uurnett's FIavOring Extracts
MARRIED..

,rrtSs-IyNCII- TUESDAY evening February %.
10; in I,ruokyn by the Rev. II. Richard Harris rec
p n, Ii Georges Fps, opal Chulch. Mabee daughter
M Mr. and Ms. William Richard Lynch ana Morris
Fletcher Atkns OF Montpelier w.
~ MMINGs-JA.EwAY- Wednesday February "a.
10. the Rev j,r Janeway. father of the bride. Helen
IeamIs Janeway Charles $. Cummings I'd OF Boston.
KNopF-IEVY-On Wednesday. February "a. 1895. by
rev Raphael Ben ian.n. NJ. A.. Lena Levy sigmund
l.. Knopf.
WILLARD .NEAI.E- November ~. 1894. Mabel Dude,
Meals ~ William h. Mlard both VI brooklyn, N. Y.
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Chester Penn. Feb T-Ex- Congressman Will
lam Ward died here this afternoon after an Ill
ness Of some weeks. aged hfty-eight years. lie
was educated at Girard College, Phila iclphia.
learned the printing trade. then studied law and
was admitted TO practice in 1859 He held num-
Der OF Office. Of public trust. and elected
member o. the XLNth. XINIth and XLNlith
Congresses from the With District OF Pennsyl-
vana He built the Chester Creek Railroad and
was its first president widow and several
children survive him
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LEVI lIETFlELD.

Levi Hetdeld OF Planheld. \. j.. died yefttrdsy
morning from paralysis aged seventy-seven. ne
was a large rea. estate holder ana a Iloheer Vi
Plainneld's DEVELOPMENT. He had been adminisira-
tor of several large estates. and was repeatedly
elected to local Offices He one OF the FOUNDERS
OF the Dime Savings Institution. ana Il director oi
the Pianfield Street Railway Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-28
GIORGE l.. ROYDEN.

Chicago. Feb 27-George ID. Boyden. one OF the
heaviest operators and bestknown members Of
the Board Of Trade died in his apartments at the
Union League Club last night after short III
naso ~ ou;nsv He was on Change Saturday
apparently in good health. and the announcement
OF his death "A surprise ana shock 10 ms
friends this morning.
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1000 ooo FIRE IN HALlFAN.
NAVY srpr,rrnFs AND Much MERCHANDISE DE"
srpoYEp THE GOVERNMENT THE
rnINNlPAI. LOSER.

PRINCIPAL LOSER.
Halifax y $. Feb IA fire which starter Jus.
,,,s, IA o'r,ock this morning IN the large shei az
the outer end Of Deepwater Wharf cau'en 'o9'
OF NCoOu strong north wind was DOWNS
which famed the flames into fury. Inc '"''i 'S
sustained IL by the Dominion Government" '""''
whose property around pe"p"a'e, 49,, .ods
s,ro,.d Tn. hig Immigration shed and other shedS
.oa the long wharf were burned. The gram e'e-
v,tor and the elevator chute are also deSuoyeu' y
block - wooden buildings opposite tne au oa
badly scorched. but only one OF M t,yoI I'm, Two
were destroyed. No hrfm'h WIZ '
were badly Injured ., l., tina ,;nvern-
Goods worth $4,000 were stored III n ,rr sfocks
Of citv nrms who had no Insurance ne ne r., ,,rer
lon;.d to Western firms The cats9 o' ' ni,7ht and
InIranl vas landed yesterday ana laSt ms ,ht
stored I'm the outer she'd. one tralnIoa1 o. o. 1he
cars left here FOR Montreal THIS moih'"s ''
Ire.
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FOUR HOUSES BLOUN UP.
EXPLOSION IN SAVANNAH JUST AFTER THE RIOT
THE CITY QUIET AGAIN.

Savannah. Ga. Feb. 1.-THE armories were
guarded all last night, and police were kept Oh
guard at the Pulaski House and az the Masonic
Temple Efforts were made 10 set the latter oh III
by throwing lighted splinters into the elevator
shaft and the basement. About o'clock this MORN
ing while the excitement still high. four three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-28
Special Notices.

A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
1856 FIFTH AVENUE.
Near Saith street.
SALE THIS EVENING
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
OIL PAINTINGS
WATER COLORS
BELONGING TO
MIR. "A. WOLFF, JR,
with the addition belonging the estates =
the late
MIR. JOHN NIcKE;SSON
MIR. AUGUSTUS KOUNTZE.
To be sold by order Of the Executors.
ARTISTS REPRESENTED:
por-cI-EpEar- MAUvE
RERNE- BEI.LECOCR. MATrONL
RREvrON JI-LES MfLLET,
HADN'T PASINL
De MELVILLE. PLAssAN:
DETAILI.s. PIcKNELL.
E Ps rEHSn RfEfFsTHAL
f;ER6ME.' sAScHEz-pERRIER.
fNNESS SCHREYER
I I,C99,Er v vooNN Bremen Bremen.
Johnson F.. NAUTIER.
KAEMMERER vIBERT
LESREL,
ROBERT soMERvILLE. oRTGTEs & co.
Auctioneer. Managers
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OBITUARY.
BISHOP MANOGCE.

Sacramento Cal. Feb. T.-Bishop Manosue. OF
the Northern Catholic Diocese 81 california ana
Nevada. died in this city this morning.
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MIRRIED.

SHERA-MORSE-On Tuesday. February 20 az v. n ssr
dencs OF the bride uncle w. Horton. 3s west ooh
ST. by Rev Bishop Edward q. Andrews. D. d. LIZ Ne
Ethelinda Morse John Fletcher Shera
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Express Company have been named for the I'M
portant and responsible place Of Port Warden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-28

Notices of marriages and deaths must be IN.
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-28

STAR THAT Is DECLINING.
From The Boston Journal
p,s pl,,,'s star - declining 50 rapidly thtt =,
,u,o,v to disappear below the horizon al an carry
day.