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AN yysURAyCE COMPINY's BUSINESS

The thlrty-ffth annual statement OF the Home
Life Insurance Company shows assets OF S,5o'sSs o.
with surplus OF sls5 s2l %. The policies in force
on January amounted to $50 49, s., There T as
maid TO policy holders in the year N.035iZ y" me
amount of insurance written In the year was WV
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CITY REAL ESTATE For SALE.

foR SALE.-By the executors. the Ave
story brownstone house and lot. llG
Fast llIth-st., =. Y. size ., feet by half
the block; rented 20 MAY /. 1896 Apply
10 OGDEN & CLARK, Pa 4th-ave.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

ORANGE. y. Several Handsomely fur
nishcd houses BY the year. 1T reasonable
rates. others unfurnlshed some good In
vestments for sale. EDW. 4. HAMILTON
& co. Oh broadway.
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Accounts Henry Hague A.. NJ. Townsend and b. J..
Reddali: chaplains Or D. =. Morgan. Or. - +.
De costa and pr f. Walpole Warren; physicians
T. H. Allen, j. A. Irwin and Thomas H. fooie!'
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MIRINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7:lesunset 6oeIMonn rises -..--lhoons age 20
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook 7:o4lGov Island I:3<Hell Gate n..
PM-sandy Hook 7:44 Gov Island S:i0Heli Gate loo3
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOTEL De LILLE ET.D'AlBl0H,

223, Rue ST. HOnore Paris.
Between the Tuileries Gardens. Place Vendome
and New Opera Advantageous arrangements Cor
families Beautiful Hall. Large Drawing Rooms.
Electric Light. &c. kilograms. 'LIlialblon"
paris HENRY ABADIE
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70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE
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FLDORS TO LET. WITH POWER

FLOORS TO LET. WITH POWER
In the
METROpOLITAN REALTY BUILDING.
FIREPRoDF.
Size JOr1i. windows on four sides;
fronting Brooklyn Bridge. William and
Rose sfs
rutland e. WHITING. D Beekman-st.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


NICELY furnished rooms table board:
terms moderate. 10 ST. Luke's Place
leroy near Hudson.
i.-RARE opportunity for comfortable
home. luxurious alcOve room. unexcelled
table. East 41'h-st.
4 WEST Attn ST. Elegantly furnished
third foor front room. parlor dining
room. superior table and attendance. ref
efsuces
<TH-ANE.. 2Co. near 2ist-st.- Suite Of
rooms with bath. private table, open
CRATE IRE. reference.
IL WEST 43D ST. Desirable rooms with
board. table board. references exchanged.
- WEST 2GTH- ST. Handsomely furnished
rooms. larg" ana small. excellent table.
desirable location.
s7TH ST. - WEST Desirable well-rur-
nishci second story square f.oms 20 let.
With superior bard. references required.
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BOARD WANTED.

WANTED. BOARD with widow lady In
country - miles Nrw York. on farm or
town. In New-JerseY. state particulars and
terms. D. Ol.AS. Sew Brunswick. y. J.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.


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santo Domingo s; Johns. Red Cross 1000 m u =" IN
yert,xern cape Town Union Clan IL "a IN 80 m
rruos Jacksonville. clyde 30 III
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

AN EASY WAY TO SECURE A HOME. -
Properties n New-Jersey, New-York and
fennsylvania. for sale at reasonable
prices and upon easy terms-as much as
20 per cent OF purchase price may remain
Tor reasonable time on bond and mortgage.
NJ per cent these holdings consist u
farms 'of varying acreage under cultiva-
uohl' having farm buildings thereon. In
good condition. dwellings. in many lnrz f,
cities; country residences near New-York
also desirable lots in various localities.
with special terms TO those contemplating
building. For additional Information APP
ply 10 MORTGAGEE. Postoflce Box l9+.
New York city.
AGENCY for Residence. all
binds. for sale or rent. furnished houses
: IBBS & TAYLOR. Beekman-st.. y. 7.
FOR SALE.-A two-story frame cottage:
IL rooms. mansard roof: piazza on two
sides and barn. with three acres of land.
Inquire HENRY +. LAMB. North Ben
ninGton. W.
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HOVSFWCPK.- Girl wishes e. do general
homework: willing and obl.ging: sleep
home. 30I West 2yth-st.. first ,loor; rear:
no rartS
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
Fight FOR SILVER
1T COMES TO \ CONCLUSION IN THE
SENATE.
Senator Jones' Fails to Force the
Senate tO a Vote ON HiA Blll, and.
1t In Conceded That the Fight
for Silver in the Senate
IL Finished.
TOO NEAR CLOSE OF CONGRESS.
the Senntc 1t Would Eefent
Appropriation Bills.

Washington, Feb. 81. - The silver
fight in the senate is finished and no
vote will be had on the Jones bill. The
one day devoted to the bill showed
conclusively that no amount OF pres
sure would bring about Il vote, and if
the silver bill was kept before the SELL
ate that it would result in defeating
the appropriation bills and force an
extra session.
At 0 o'clock last night the senate ad-
journed after u determined, but fruit
less effort on the part of the silver
men, led by Mr.. Jones Of Arkansas, to
pass the bill for the unrestricted coin
age Of silver. Mr.. Jones himself made
the motion to adjourn after it had been
made evident that Il voting quorum of
senator's could not be held in the sen
ate chamber for an all-night struggle
One of the surprises Immediately pre-
celing the adjournment was Il resolu-
ton submitted by Mr.. Wolcott of Col
orado, one Of the most active silver
leaders. declaring that while the well
fare Of the country required the free
coinage Of silver ut the ratio of IL to
/. vet, in view of the near adjourn
ment Of congress and the pressing de-
mand of appropriation bills it was in
expedient to enter upon the considcra-
ton Of the silver bill at the present
session of congress-, The resolution
will no doubt be adopted.
The house spent the day in the fur
ther consideration OF the naval ap-
preparation bill The conference re-
ported the bill to extend for making
returns under the income tax law
were agreed to. and several bills of
minor Importance Herc passed at the
opening the session.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
DEATH IN A Mine
FATAL EXPLOSION IN NINE AT
ASHLAND, PA.
Five Men Are Taken Out Dead and
Six OthesS Are Probably Fatally
Injursd-Several Others
More or Less In
jured.
THE MINE Is NOW ON FIRE.
The Explosion Causes the Timbers
to Ignite and a Fire in the
Mine Il Raging.
THE NINE IS NOW ON FIRE.

Ashland, Pa. Feb. 2O.-An explosion
Of gas which probably will result in
the death of at least eleven miners,
occurred this morning in the West
Bear Ridge mine at Mahony plane.
Five men have been taken out dead
a:ld some more seriously injured.
The dead are Peter Kline, aged 40,
Ashland; leaves wife and six children.
Joseph Pitts. 20, Girardsville; unmar.
ried. Thomas Durkin, 35. Girards-
vile; leaves widow. Bernard Reed,
40, Mahoney Plane; widow and five
children. Peter Granbac. 40. st. Clair
widow and four children.
The seriously injured are William
Minnich, William Golf. Ashland; Ed
ward Davis. Anthony Meyers. Girards-
vile; John Laney. William Davis, Ma
honey Plane. Besides these several
other miners were badly burned, but
1t is hoped that they will recover.
A gang Of men were engaged In
driving an air course when they broke
through into a breast containing a
large volume of gas. This was imme-
diately ignited by their lamps and an
explosion followed. The timbers in
the air caught fire and all means of es-
cape were cut Off. Some of the dead
men were burned almost beyond rec
,ognition. The mine is still on fire and
AN effort is being made to extinguish
the flames by means of hose to the
water main.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
BISHOP M'QUAID.
He Is Severely Rcp-fmnnded for At
taclkinx Arch bishOp Ireland.

He Is Severely Rcprimnnded for At
tacl<in9 Arch bishop Ireland.
Washington. Feb. 2O.-Last weeks
Treeman's Journal of New York gave
out editorially that Bishop McQuaid
Of Rochester had been reprimanded
by Leo XIII. for the attack made from
the pulpit Of his cathedral on Arch
bishop Ireland. and that notice of the
reprimand had been conveyed by the
pope's order through Cardinal Ledo-
chowski to Archbishop Corrigan. who
is Bishop NlcQuaid's metropolitan.
An inquiry made from men who have
correct Information Of this case from
Rome confirms the news given Of the
Freeman's Journal. Bishop McQuaid
has received severe reprimand and
is expected to make an apology for
his grave breach Of ecclesiastical disci-
pline. The right Of Archbishop Ire.
land to speak and act as he did in New
York just before election, is practically
acknowledged.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
PREVENTION OF CRUELTY.
Meeting of the, Minnesota State 50.
ciety.

Meeting Of the Minnesota State So
cietH.
St. Paul. Feb. 21.-lThc twenty-fiftll
annual meeting of the Minnesota AS
sociation for the Prevention of CRU
city opened to-day at the Commercial
club. following luncheon to delegates
rendered by President ID. X. Noyes
and Secretary Hoyt. During the ses-
sion President Noyes gave his annual
report. reviewing the work of the So
ciety for the past year. He stated
that the year had been somewhat I'M
eventful as to general work, but of
marked Importance in view Of the
growth Of the society's influence and
the formation Of new humane societies,
five having been organized during the
year at Mankato. Red Wing. Still
water, Anok;l and Notwithstanding
eleven in ALL
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
LEFT THE BIG PILE.
Thieve. Take 5000 From IA slccni

Thieves Take 5000 From "a Sleeping
Man, hut Overlook IL Richer Prize.
Ellsworth, Wis, Feb. 21.--William
Coulter. living about six miles from
here. was robbed of 5000 in II very
singular manner last night. Mr..
Coulter is worth about $4,000. and ut
times has Il great deal of money on
his person. While sleeping in Il cham
her with two other persons he was re-
lievcd of his lucrr. 1t was an apart
ment containing three beds. with Mr..
Coulter occupying the center bed. and
when he arose in the morning his
pants were missing. with $500. but his
despoilers We're kind enough TO leave
his old coat hanging on the bed post,
with its contents of $1,000 of the yell
low metal No one has been arrested.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
Not Needed Now.

Secretary Carlisle has been read in the
senate stating that the secretary
should he granted authority to issue
sllort-time bonds, but the prospects
are now that such bonds will not be
needed to meet deficiencies. The let
ter is in response to senate resolu-
tion, and bears on the provision for
certificates of Indebtedness in the
sundry civil bill.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
NEWS BOILED DOWN.

Items of General 1ntercst Placed in
u Few Lines.
nr. Hulke. president of the Royal
College Of Surgeons of England, is
dead.
to his room with slight attack of IL
grippe.
Tho pope has given 1900 livre to
aid in the relief Of the distress in the
villages around Rome.
VenccnZO NinO. IL New York barber,
cut his wife's throat from ear to ear in
the presence Of their two children.
During the past week there were 11S
cases of cholera and 60 deaths from
the disease in the government Of To-
dolia.
In London the Financial News pre-
diets that the applications for the new
American bonds will be on an enorm-
Ous scale.
The khedive of Egypt will tomorrow
sign marriage contract with his
slave, who few days ago gave birth
to daughter.
and the ravasts Of locusts in German
lLslSl [NllICh SSllo lNChuIAS
in that country.
&. II. Morrison, an American resid-
ing in Detroit. Mich. was killed by
Mexican bandits about sixty miles
south OF Cordoba, Mex, two days ago.
w. c. Barber. aged eighty four, died
ut Kansas City to-day of old age. In
his early days he was we'll acquaint-
ed with Daniel Webster and Henry
Clay.
The legislative committee investi-
eating the impeachment charges
against Superior Judge Arthur of
Washington expects to complete its
work this evening.
The supreme council of the Modern
knights Fidelity League held it's an
nual meeting in Kansas City yester-
day. ]. b. Powell of Kansas City was
elected supreme moderator.
Five immigrants who arrived ut
Halifax. N. S., by the steamer Lauren
tian, are detained by the United States
commissioner and will be sent back
as the entire quintet had not so cents
altogether.
Mr.. Campbell has introduced bill
i'll the Washington senate making it
l!llIW Iui IOF iHy HliIe l)efSON 10 weir
Il queue. The penalty is Il fine of 500
to $500. The object of the bill is to
drive out the Chinese.
An action for damages against the
North German Lloyd Steamship COM
pany will be brought by Siegmrmd
Frank. the brother of Jacob Frank, the
ticket broker who was lost in the
wreck of the steam ship Elbc.
La Gascoenc's machinery having
been submitted to as crucial test as
dock test permits, she has been pro-
nounced safe and sound. and the now
celebrated steamship will sail to-mor-
row afternoon. wind and weather per-
mitting.
a memorial from the legislative as
sembly of Arizona has been presented
to congress requesting that the lands
covered by the petrified forest he
withdrawn from entry until the ad
visibility OF making public park Of
it can be settled.
A bold but fruitlcss attempt to rob
the bank at AZusa. Cal. was clade at
about midnight. Cashier Daniels was
in the bank when two men effected an
entrance. A lively exchange Of shots
followed and Daniels fell with bull
let in his shoulder. One robber was
captured.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
MYsTERIOUsLY ASSAULTED.
Travelling Salesman at the Point Of
Dentl

Minneapolis. Feb. 2O.-F f. Shaw,
travelling salesman for w. l.. Perkins
l. Sons Wholesale liquor house of st.
Paul. lies at the point Of death at the
Windsor hotel and the circumstances
point to Il murder. Saturday night,
Jan. 20, Shaw was picked up at the
corner of Third avenue south and
Washington by Officer Mike Dugan.
His face was cut in several places and
he was bleeding profusely. He was
conveyed TO the hotel in the central pa
troll wagon and three days later was
doing nicely. Septic poison set in.
however. and he became delirius The
injured man has refused point blank
to talk regarding the way in which he
received his injuries. Two weeks ago
he became unconscious. in which con-
dtion he has since been. 1t is thought
that the cX-huSband Of woman
whom Shaw has been on intimate
terms with aSsassinated Shaw.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
STATE INSTITUTES
To De Held at Various Places Dur
ing Spring.

40 1yet 1elu SuF1OuS t1uSeS 1Jurs
ing Spring.
st. Paul, Feb 21.-Thc state supcrin-
tendent has appointed teachers insti
tutes for the coming spring as follows:
Madison, March S; instructors, A. NJ.
sperry, b. S. Covell. Dodge Center,
March 1S; instructors, Mrs. f.. X.
Jacques. Il. G. Wilkins. Fairmont,
March is; instructors. J. A. Wilson,
Mrs. Ada Warner Gray. Rochester,
March 25; instructors, NJ. V. O'Shea,
Mrs. Il. X. Jacques. Du!lth, March
%: instructors. l.. G.. Lord. Margaret
T. McElligott. Grand Rapids, April 1;
Instructors ]. A. Wilson, Mrs. u. X.
Jacques. OwatOnna, April 1: instruc-
tors, w. II. Williams. Mrs. Ada
Warner Gray. Red Wing, April %;
instructors. Mrs. Il. X. Jacques, Il. G.
Wilkins. The institutes are each to
continue one week.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
EXCUSE FOR BURGLARY.

Committed Crime In Order to Pro.
vide for Wife and Child.
Sioux Falls, S. D., Feb. 21.-William
Merrill was yesterday bound over to
the grand jury in the sum of $500 for
burglary. He pleaded guilty to break
ing into the store room Of a meat mar
ket and stealing several hides and
selling them to another dealer. He
claimed that he did this to get money
to support his wife and child. who
are row left without any one to sup
port them. as he was unable to secure
the necessary bonds and is now in
Jail.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
Those Scnl Fisheries.

Washington, Feb. 19.-Important ac-
ton upon the seal fisheries of the
BerinS sea was taken to-day by the
house committee on ways md means.
1t was agreed to authorize the presi-
dent to invite the governments Of
Great Britain, ..ussia and Japan to
unite with the United States in send
ing joint commission to investigate
the seal fisheries of the North Pacific
and Bering sea.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
Gentry Captured.

Philadelphia, Feb. 81. - James B.
Gentry, the murderer of Madge Yorke,
has been found unconscious on door
step at Thirty-third street and Co.
lumhia avenue. He was taken to n
hospital. where he resained conscious
ness. admitted his identity and crime.
and said he had stabbed himself with
suicidal intent.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
Brick Work. burned.

Sheridan, Ind. Feb. 21.-Last night
the Sheridan brick works. owned by
J. G. Adams, speaker of the house Of
representatives, burned. Loss, S25.-
COO.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
Fire I'm M,nneunolis.

Minneapolis, Feb. 21.-Tlle dry kilns
in the four-s1ory factory at First street
and Fourth avernc north, belonging to
Frazer Il Shepherd. We're gutted by
fire this morning and Il loss of about
5000 was sustained on building and
stock. Most Of the damage was
caused by water. which flooded the
building, soaking the stock.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
BruExc1nn m. snetence.

ST. Paul. Feb. 21.--Frank Bruggc-
man. on a plea of guilty to larceny in
the second degree. was fined 500 by
Judge Kelly. with the alternative Of
three months in the worknouse. He
was indicted with McIIush and Scott
for grand larceny in the first degree
and was permitted to plead guilty to
grand larceny in the lower degree. He
is the son Of the brewer of that name.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
Children Perish.

Grayling, Mich., Feb. 10. = Three
children aged ., 6 and 4 years, lost
their lives in fire at Lewiston last
night. The children had been put to
bed, while their father. Eli Seymour,
and wife attended y dance. When they
returned the house was in flames.
When the fire had been sufficiently ex-
tinguished to enter the house the chill
dren were found dead, side by side,
in bed. They lad evidently been SUI
focated without having been
awakened The cause Of tue fire 10
OrkDoWD.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
Sul)lUKNte NntfvPs.

Auckland, n. H.. Feb. 21-A steam
n which has arrived here from Samoa
says 1t is rumorcd there that German
warslips will arrive during the month
OF May for the purpose of subiugating
and disarming the natives. The Ger
mans. then, it is further said. will cx-
ercisc sole control over the island.
The rumor, is said, has consular
authority.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
Killed Him.

ST. Paul, Feb. 21.-Charlcs Tillman,
who was run over by a st. Paul & Du-
luth engine near the East Seventh
street bridge late Saturday evening,
breaking both legs. which We're sub
sequent]y amputated at the city hos
pital, died from his injuries at 2 o'clock
this morning.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
PEABODY MEMORIAL.


Centennial Anniversary in Horror OF
the Noted PhilanthrOpist.
Peabody, Mass. Feb. 2O.-The town
is to-day celebrating the centennial Of
the birth Of the noted philanthropist,
George Peabody. There is bunting ev-
erywhere and flags float from all the
public buildings. while the decoration
Of private residences Is general. The
school children in Peabody institute
listened to All address by Rev. ]. w.
Hunt on George Peabody" At the
town hall public exercises were con-
tin,led with an address by Hon.
Francis NJ. APPLETON, an Grafton by
Lieut. Gov. Walcott. and poem, "One
Hundred Years." by Rev. Minot J.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
Bought Two l'mperx.

the owner Of the majority stock Of the
Chicago Herald and of the Chicago
Evening Post. has disposed Of his in
tcrest in both papers to James w.
Scott. who has been connected with
both papers since their inception.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
Charged with Murder.

Minneapolis. Feb. 21.-Trank Fisher,
who was arrested in Isanti county
charged with the murder Of his father,
William Fisher, is locked up at the
Hennepin county Jail to await the ac-
tion of the Isanti county grand Jury
which will meet next September.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
INTEREST on LAND CONTRACTS.
Interesting Opinion by Attorney
General Childs,

st. Paul, Feb. 19.-Attorney General
Chllds has given an opinion concern
ing the rate Of interest that can be
lawfully collected from the holders of
delinquent state land contracts. He
interprets the act of 1893 as relieving
the holders Of contracts drawing Z
per cent interest by requiring them to
pay only per cent interest. This
opinion Is of considerable Importance
to the holders of delinquent contracts.
purchased many years ago at a per
cent rate Of interest. Heretofore they
have been regularly paying Z per cent
interest. regardless Of the act passed
in 1893 reducing the latter to 5 per
cent
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
GEORGE DAVIS GONE.
Death Gathers in One OF the City's
Oldest Residents.

Minneapolis, Feb. 2O.-George Davis
one of the oldest residents Of this city,
died yesterday after lingering ILL.,
ness Of six months. He came to st.
Anthony in 1851 and helped to build
the first store building in Minneapolis
as well as helping to build the first
bridge across the Mississippi at this
point. He was a charter member of
Cataract council, A., F. e. A. NJ. The
deceased was seventy-two years old,
and leaves a family of four children.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family
residence. 22nn Garfield avenue
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
Elaur Mill Burned.

Fergus Falls. Minn., Feb. 21.--The
flour mill of Frank Lacrosse. of Pcli-
can Lake. was burned last night. Loss
about $1,000; no insurance.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
VIII Hunt Ducks.

Washington, Feb 21.-Botll the pres.
ident and Secretary Carlisle intend
leaving Washington for rest almost
Immediately on the adjournment Of
congress. The president will probably
go to North Carolina ON a duck hunt
ing trip.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
Memorial Gateway.

New Haven. Conn, Feb. q. = The
committee of the Yale corporation has
accepted the plans for a Phelps me-
mortal gateway to cost 100000.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23

Cairo, Feb. 21.-The khedive signed
q marriage contract with his favOrite
slave to-day in the presence Of the
Egyptian ministers.
The Dickinson press., 1895-02-23
Against Mr.. Leex.

Brussels. Feb. 21.-T'he appeal court
has upheld the Judgment against Mr.
Lees, an American, who claims tina:
he is the inventor Of the new Belgian
army rifle.