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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
4 MYSTERIOUS STEAM LAUNCH.

SPANISH AUTHORITIES SAY 1T LEFT THE NL-
LI\NCA BEFORE SHE WAS FIRED UPON
NOTHING NEW At WASHINGTON.
Tampa, Fla. March l7-Passengers on the steam
ship Ovettc. which arrived from Havana to-day
say that a semi official report current in that CITY
regarding the firing the Aanca by Spanish
war vessel is TO the effect that steam launch was
seen to leave the Aancas side before the "arship
signalled her heave to- Havana papers are silent
upon the subject.
Washington. March 17-Secretary Gresham was
seen tonight at his hotel. and said that he had no
to give out respecting the Allianca affair tie
called at the White House this afternoon, but did
not see the President.
Assistant Secretary IhI said that so far as he
knew nothing had been received from Minister
Ia lor at Madrid.
Sehor Muruaga. the Spanish Minister, declined to
be seer. and IN reply to a note asking II anything
had been received from his Government sent word
that he "haI nothing for publication
Key West Fla. March 1.-THE Spanish cruiser
Infanta Isabel let this port for Havana to-day 1t
is believed that she is Withdrawn on account OF the
Alliance Incident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
pprSJDENT GREENHCT Is INDi"NANh' h'
c.,.- r,,,r THE OPENING OF HIS SAFE IN
,,.t,,lt, or THE wHIsKEy TRUST. IN
PEORIA. WAS UNwARRANTAhl'E
AND CoNTEMPTlBLE

ANp CONTEMPTlBLf"
7 r. Greenhut. president OF tne .', n.,o.niso
co,u. Feeedng Company Of Illinois o'ne' VIZ.
,rovr as the "Whiskey Trust was seen ''' "h
=, tho plaza Hotel. regarding report P"U,'''
a. " q. ca,rda, which was telegraphed from Peoria
Oh 49, rorticulars OF the forchle opening OF
g., roo,b,,,s safe and the discovery therein o'
,o,,rarte of an alleged damaging nature N'r'
Greenhut said from, peceiver
ON Thursday | received message from hecs't1a zee b
McNulta asking me to sem N" ali The papers OF the
camnarv In reply | sent this message :, o,
Message received. As far as hioM' W. az. a bove
belongng TO the company contained III Salr ,,e me-
bean Turned over to Mr. Higgins, eNcept InIiute nm
hook and certificate OF the company it ri", nor
which YOU have copies. have an my pr.d.e M p't ~
VII Saners in the safe therefore do not care 10
wire combinations. VIII turn S"i' WV ~
ny ro this received no reply. No claim was mace maze
that any papers or documents were inlsStlS, ""
would have sent the thc snf in the presence
OF the receivers and let them iook iur any & .1 :,
that might be missing lnder me. s,e ,b nfs onened
without further advices TO me; esIt'hhnS Is h .i, as
was with the express undsrsIananS M %t i which
a. s,uI in existence continued to occupy the room
and the desk and sale at 'nr ,n" contoinad
mothing that I need be ashamed of. or which re-
guired concealment, they are nv ptEa'e WopiTIiH,
Ind no one has a legal right to touch or hleddui'
Win them without my consent and propose 10
hold ali parties personally liable for their unawiu'
notice by the dispatches that an important doe
ument" namely. the minute or record book 9i me
g. furnished new light on certain contracts from
which | and the directors prohted the absurdlty
conv Of this record book was made by the re-
ceivers early in February. Whlch copy mas beeh l'l
their possession ever slnce ani; luis''tri'oI'' ~
ora that this record book was left In my charge.
FOR the OF the drectoIa 70 say that me eniIc M
proceedings are unMarfahtapf anu '"'''e"P''"'
.xprcsses 10 hut mildly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
PRIEST SCORES RECORDER GoFE

ottawa H. March 1.-THE Rev T. u. Malone.
Editor or The colorado Catholic" tonight ad-
dressed a large audience in the Opera House lie
snake M Irish Home Rule. the main feature OF
his discourse being criticism OF Recorder Con.
NJ Ncw-York lie referred to the banquet OF the
Irish Revolutionary brotherhood held IN New
York March D. at which Recorder Gen re-
ported as saying that THE time has come for
ireland to use force N she wishes TO be fres
nothing will ever be accomplished through that
acme OF foolishness- Home Rule" Father Malone
said
Conservative Catholics Will not indorse such In
nammable utterances. and they Will be both
prsed and pained hear that the man recently
elected TO the office of Recorder OF New York
should appeal To the prejudices and combativ
spirit OF the Irish race rather than to their wis
dom and sober Judgment. Never Recorder
Con reconcile his position as a law gNer with his
lntemperate speech. which more caustic criticism
NIGH, well call Anarchstic. The freedom OF Ire
land will be quicker attained through the ntelli-
gence OF the world than In unequal conaict Of
arms and that man who breaches armed rebel
lion for Ireland is the enemy OF Ireland and not
It's friend ireland will be free. but the Gofs wl.l
not be her emancipators
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
FUNERAL SERTICES INTERRUPTED.
CORONER KENE. or BROOKLYN PERFORMED AN
AUTOPSY OK THE BODY OF JAMES H.
KIpDER. WHILE THE MINISTER
",
AND FRIENDS WAITED.

Coroner Kene unceremoniously interrupted the
funeral Saturday afternoon OF James II. hldder'
an old Brooklynte. whose obituary was published
in The Tribune last week. for the purpose of hold
ing an autopsy on the body. The funeral which
was held at the house, No. 81 Livingston-st., was
largely attended, Mr. Kldder having had a wide
acquaintance. Friends and relatives were present.
and the Rev. Dr. John White Chadwick. pastor
of the Second Unitarian Church. ready 10
proceed when Drs Ghllan and Shepard appeared
in the room and informed all present that on
count of an rreguarity in the death certificate
an autopsy would have TO be made the body in
order to clear up any possible doubt TO tho
cause of death. The examination. which occupied
about two hours revealed facts in accordance
with the death certificate previously issued by Dr.
Gilhan. Mr.. kdder's family physician.
The somewhat remarkable delay brought
about ny of Dr. Gilhllan. In the death
certificate filed Immediately after Mr. Kidder's
death. the doctor noted several possible causes Of
death. among which were pressure on the brain,
Valyular heart disease, lung trouble and shock
caused by an accident on the MOntague-st cable
road last December. Coroner kene did not note
the last named possible cause OF death until Satr
day afternoon. and ordered investiga ton to he
made at once. which done. The funeral had
be sent to Watertown. Mass. for burial. A
soon possible after the delay the services were
finished
When Edwin H. Baker. who married daughter
the affair he said: Mr. kidder badly shaken
up in Montague-st cable last fall During
the illness preceding his death he spoke Of the
shock he had received. and from which ne did nor
IL that caused his death. His vital forces were
worn out, and he was generally broken down"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18

,fuwaukcc Wis March T.-Judgc jenkins
handed down a decision yesterday IN the peuuoh
- D,,il Rlaokbird for % writ OF habeas corpus
,,,,thirI vas fried for mansdughter in the United
e,,tes District Court at Madison was found guilty
,,j ..ut.nced 10 the State prison for term or
oars ,!c Is an Indian. and his petition for a
riff of habeas corpus Is based on claim thht ne
having taken lands under IA" ALLOTMENT A'l,, "aS
"" itt1.u nC the United States. resident Of the
Stat. of Wisconsin. and amcnibic under the laws
o' ~ ~" - hirh hc stands convicted. Judge J'n-
~. terirs th, writ and holds lhai the question
Of citizenship involved had better d. deoded py ue
Ifuited states Supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
; CONFERENCE FOR HARMONY.

Chicago March IA conference was held at the
Great Northern Hotel IN tais city to-day that
may result into bringing INTO harmony an tn"
distilling interests I'm the country Those present
were Receivers McNuta. Mitchell and Lawrence
OF the Whiskey Trust; Frank Curtis OF New
York president ~ the American Distributing Com
many and George W Kidd. one ot its directors
and the representatives. OF me 'hdlhhd blsUlihs
for the purpose Of securing corporation of the
Distributing Company ana the lndhna cohcei"
oith the Shirt Dlstilllug Association. Those TAX
ing part in the conference declined To give thr
result OF their deliberations. but ln''maied 'h''
the meeting was harmonious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
SfJCyDr or 4 GRATN SEECTLAT TOR.

Chicago March l7-Frank VI. McFarn. mem
Der Of the Board Of Trade committed suicide thiS
morning i'm South Park by shooting himself In the
head The body WAS found by two policemen
Eour letters addressed to friends were found Ia
his rockets and the following notice was dis
covered pinned TO the tree dnder which the bod!
ia,,. 'Ict my death he warning to all honest
mon to keen away from the Board of Trade. it"-
ent unfortunate speculations are said 10 have been
-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
THE ITALIAN PRESS PLEASED.
COMMENTS on TIIIS HUN fhN HF7|I o I0.'
REGARDING THE MURDERS IN NEW
ORLEANS AND COLORADO


ORLEANS AND COLORADO
Pome March 1.-THE semi-oiiical newspapers
contain oatterjng comments upon the prompu'uue
with which President Cleveland and Secretary
Gresham have taken steps 10 bring to Justice the
urderere of tho Italians in Walsenburg. Col After
comparing the present Governments orHer 10 'he
Governor Of Colorado with the negotiations con-
cernins the New-Orlcans massacre they say '"'
Americas conduct in this case has been as honorI
a bic 10 her as IL is hattering TO itaHah ha'i"i''
sentiment
Iopdo, March 17-Lord Kimberley. Foreign Sec
retarv answered Yesterday the request o. the I-F-
ernool Chamber of Commerce that SIR Juian
be instructed ny cable TO secure the Ir"
lection OF British subjects i'm NcW-orleahs Ihe
shooting OF the steamship Engineers purser IN the
recent riots gave rise to the request. i'ord NI"
berley said that he had communicated WIN "'
Gresham Secretary OF State. who ON March % had
received assurances from the Governor oi l-olSlana
that the life and property oi iorclRItls ~ wouln ~. ~.
protcctod and that the crews OF foTelgn steamer
were IN no danger. The Governor reHarted I-oIh
Kimberley added. that thc td"ntliy OF me thS'-
noor's Durscr wae IN doubt when he was sho'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
CHRISTIANS IN ASIA MINOR SAFE.

The PORTE's ASSURANCES TO MINISTER TER
RELIl-rHE COMMISSION OF INQUIRY.
London March 17-"The Daily Graphic mas this
d.spdtch from COnstaut.nOp.c.
The Porte has sent a to Nj Terrell. the
American Minister. a-sdrIlg him o, The safety OF
The Christians in Asia Minor. Orders on this sub
Ject have been sent to ~" provincial governors.
The Government objects 20 ne presence OF an
Armenian Interpreter al the eiti.ngs Of the Com
mission OF INQUIRY. as ~" would enable the for
c'-n delegates to follow the testimony too closely.
1Ac CmOtssios concerned hav" urged the Porte 20
tnd 10 MOOsh -" dTagO!ndn attached 10 the French
Consulate al ErZeroufn. u j. believed that the
sultan eventually will consent 10 do this Forty
Armenians were arrcsted here on March u becaus,
ihey subscribed 10 the fund COR the reiiot Of ti.
l"fnNieg 0f tho SlsgOuu Y"t''~1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
THE AILSA OUTSAILED.
DEFEATED BY THE BRITANNIA IN THE
RACE FOR T<iE MONACO PRIZES.

NEARLY TWO MINUTES BEIIIND THE PRINCES
YACHr-TIrE WIND VARIABLE AND THE SEA
CuOppy-rIIE DAKOTAH ALSO \ WINNER.
Monte Carlo. March 17.-Three races Were sailed
to-day in the Monte Carlo regatta. The principal
race was for the Monaco prizes, of l.jOO. 500 and
400 francs. for which the entries were the
Prince of Wales's Britannia, y. Il. Walkers
Ausa. +. w. L. Popham's Corsair, and Count
rro,ic,s Nallvrle / In the two races for smaller
Yachts. the contestants were: Ten to twenty
,.ot.rs Aranela. Rebolle and Cristoforo Colombo
d,., ,o ten raters. Dakotah. Nike IL. Rolla III.
Vincent 81 Martial. Lame. and Na-Partout. Inc
rt ra,ers had a course Of nine miles; the others
one of five miles.
r,,o weather was clear, and light wind
came from the east when the Britannia Ai3a
Corsair and Valkyre were brought UP near the
starting line, little before noon. As usudl, the
britannia got over the line first while the AlIsa
followed in third place. The order or the start
was:
,s.,i1 Britannia ::::::::::!!:: ::::::::::::::!: (!
Aiiss 1S q q
The Alsa went off To leeward of the Corsalr,
with all her headsas and working topsalIS SET
At first the wind came steadily from the edat'
with increasing strength. but as the yacnts drew
near Can Martin ii became shfty and kicked up
a choppv sea The finish Of the first round was:
h n i i
Britannia ''''''''''''
Ailsa ''.''''''.''''
IT soon became evident that the Britannia was
outyailinC the Ailsa slightly. and. barring acct
dents was likely TO win. The Alisa cIuns 10 heI
tightly however. fighting for every men or spdce
widening between them. Toward the close She
gained a little but the Britannias > lead was 700
preat The gap could not be closed, ana me
britannia came in close hauled at the emu 0I M uls
second and final round. with hcI rival "''
two minutes in the rear. lime'
pri.arr,. ........................ ~ ~
The Ailsa's skipper said that she was oea'eh oi
because the Britannia got the best oil the Nait @
able winds The chOppy sea- WnCL va va ~,
ming almost from the beginning OF the laCe' ''0'
NM her at a disadvantage. 49,, 49,,
The Cristoforo ColumbO was first. ana the M Nla.
nolla was second in the race for ten 10 htS tmrhtS
raters Tho Dakotah won the race LOT !"o"''
of five to ten rating.
1nrdon March l7.-"The Times's" correspond
ent at Monte Carlo says .... ,.,,
Ausa was first at the mark but bItdnii" ~
streak of wind and went by TO WlnuMaIuL - ~
,nea rneled but the Britannia repasseu he' ~
The came way, and kept up her lead
"The Times" will he the only Lonoo" III"
ner printing more than the bare result % VI"
raoe The presumption is that they We,e no on
80 learn that the Prince of Wales Wou'" i' ~
Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
4 SPANISH VICTORY IN THE EAST.

ovEE 100 OF THE .NsrRGEHT NATIVES Oh MIN
DANAD ISLAND KILLED.
Madrid,> March IA dispatch from Manila phi
ppinc Islands, gays that March 10 the Spaniards
under Genera PARADE dec!sivey defeated the Ma
lay AIussu,maus on 81 ndarao Island. killing 108
among them The Sultan ana his son. The Spaniards
lost ofcers ana j. prvates Killed ana l92 wounded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
~ ruurlzLrr ARRrSrEp ~ rAoRIDA.

Jacksonville. Fla, March lh-EiIiott !. 'ooips
vas arrested here at l. o'clock tonight by United
c,,,Ds Marshal Mckay. Coombs IL wanted in
DALLAS Tex where. j. IS said he embezzled
Z, 00 OF the funds of a Wholesale house OF when
he wts cashier. CoOmbs's crime was discovered
e., Aiarch Isgi and he ned. lie has been here scv-
"r,I months working In an abstract company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18

THREE HUNDRED SPANIARDS SAID TO
HAVE FALLEN IN A RECENT BATTLE.
THE STEAMSHIP oILvETTE BRINGS REPORT OF
AN ENGAGEMENT. WITHOUT DATE
~ WHICH THE GOVERNMENT
roKcEs WE'RE woRsTED.

POr, Tampa. Fla. March 1.-THE steamship
ONvette arrived from Cuba this afternoon, bring
ing news Of a battle between the insurgents and
Government troops in which the latter were COM
PEELED 10 retreat.
The leading spirit OF the movement received
letter on Friday from General Maso stating that
he. with 1000 troops had attacked $500 Govern
nent troops under command Of General Saldo
who we're on their way from Mansnalla to Baya-
INC. The engag ement lasted TWO hours. and the
Government troops were compelled to retreat Into
the town Of Bayamo with loss Of 300 Killed
ana wounded. The insurgents loss is reported 10
have been less than seventy killed and wounded
The troops" said General Maso in his letter.
VIII not follow up taeir advantage preferring to
remain quietly under arms until after the crops
are harvested in June. when more general up
rising - anticipdted'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
rx-SrYA6gR REED GONNA 10 yEwroRK

Washington March Il H-EN-Speaker Reed Will
leave Washington tomorrow, not 10 return until
Congress meets again. lie will spend some days In
New-Yofk before going To his home In Maine. but
declined all invitations to deliver public addresses
feeling In need of thorough rest His appearance
N fact does not denote his usual condition OF
bust health Nj Reel thinks there II lttle proba-
b!lty OF an extra session Of Congress unless the
supreme Court should decide the Income IA uncon-
siltutional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
MADRID IN A FERMENT.
SAGASTA CABINET RESIGNS.
.r,Npos CAPTAIN-GENERAL OF THE CITY
AND LIKELY TO BE PREMIER.
o1stFrEC71oy AMONG THE TROOPS.

THE CIVIL GUARD REFUSED TO SUPPRESS
THE RIOT OF THE ARMY OFFICERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
PERHAPS FROM THE REINA REGENTE

MUCH wRECKAGE COMING ASHORE At TARiFA-
80 VESSEL HAS SIGHTED THE CRtlsEE.
Madrid March 17.-Much wreckaee has com"
ashore near Tarfa I'm the last thrty-siX hours Tho
suppostlon is that il from the missing cruiser
out to search for The crIiSer. has reported from
Tangicr that She has fouud no trace Of her. MANY
steamers passing eastward and westward through
IN" straits hdV" made similar reports. The Gov
eminent does not credit the reuort that the Rcinn
Ro@en'c was COON disabled during the storm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18

mzbrand but 10 others infected. and there
certainly has been ground for suspecting tne
presence OF Texas fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
A CovsIsToRY TO BE HELD TO-DAY

London. March 17.-'The Morning Posts Rome
correspondent says that at the consistory to-mor
row the Pope will preconizs sixty y-ve Archbshops
and Bishops. including Archbishop I.angeven. OF ~
Boniface. Canada, and Bishop Iiow!ey OF 81
Johns y F.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
rLAMEs 1N 4 NEwspApER RrILDING.

FLAMES IN \ NEWSPAPER BUILDING.
Cleveland. March l7.-The newspaper building on
Ontario-si occupied by THE World the A D.
Kellogg Newspaper Company and the nlted Press
was completely destroyed by fire this evening the
fire starting az O'Clock. The total loss was about
s,,oooo l. il thought that the fire started through
the carelessness Of porter The Worlds loss
il about si5Oco the property being partly insured.
The A " Kellogg ComPany's loss. Is ABOUT S5f,",'
anj rhe building was valued at about AesN IS. r.
Bower. the manager OF The World openeed an a
emergency office in the Arcade building ~.
paine the Editor Of ''The Press the rival or rne
World" in the afternoon field. rendered the use or
.The Press plant TO The World Company MI;
Rover saws The World" will be published as usual
Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18

GENERAL BARATIERI OCCUPIES ADIGRAT.
Rome. March 17.-Cienera Baratieri. commander
OF the Italian troops in Italys East African pos
sessions occupied Adigrat to-day without en-
countering opposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
DEATH or 4 HawAlIay EylIR.

,an Francisco March T-Arthur p. Peterson
ttorney- General of Hawaii under the monarchy
died In exile In this city yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18

THE Earl or MORAY.
i"hcon March 17-Tbe Earl % Moray died To.
uay !'c was seveuty-nn years Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18

y TEXAS FEVER IN the REICHSI.AND.
.erlin. March 1.-THE Str1sbure CORES pondeu2"
,ays that the report OF Texts fever In the Reicha-
land-one Of the principal REASONS for the prohbi-
ton of American cattle has been found 10 be ut
terry faise Ia AprI. 1894 1t says two cows died OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04
A BlL IkEAT.
bdilty'N tom, JidnN In Two
PLAYS.

bdilty'> comedians In Two
Plays.
Hy rr"ci,l arrangements NJ.
llNvir hHs rr,urri one IT the lest |
travelling "tganlS,'ruuH IN twu I'd
gr.At"rt laugh makers uu the An.
stage ~ Aufurtin naly'r "a Ngh,
AMI Nt ,,a.iWiu'r "tuufuriuu. "
ir all opportunity fr r-ir,y that
dom ac'urlrd. aud nu doubt the 4.
the andl"uc- VII" will pay humser
rnt Will justify the organization VI
ur Sl"aking 1T them the H.. A.
Herald say:
l'"npl" went away frIm the Bu,
last night dlrgust,-i. mai. put nut
something h-cAuH- there wasn't
enough pui"J'r company IN /
play ia nm'pi the hHrH- packed
the d",I-. aud I~w,lr ~h" c"nliL
=" L. ven, away IN hong pruc.sriun
couple VII" we're fortunate, thur-
g"t made the drnrs. s'ay-i 10 /,
There seems IA b~ . laugh fur
~I ~ inch Il "A Night on II h
laugh aud ends with a rM
b. "n II IL pretty much all laugh
lNll"y'r c"mpAny gets all Their
g"t cut II pAlS'r play The n,
r-rm tu have i"ru born for the ,
There nrr II" weak -IS',- /" jar ou .
tlv" nrTv"r uu stars IT, cast u HhAl
minor pHr'r, hut It all tl"wp uu Ia
evenly asa rIN"T
The sale vii "l"u ou Friday u, q
~ liurg"p-' drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04
trm " .In,-InLr IIA.A !

number IT Xuul cmhlrrn were
brought IA from the Iui-hl" Aui placed ~
ia" government Indian rch"ul thus morn.
lng.
The shipment II oranges fr,m the
groves II California continues Four
long tralur II oranges passed through the
city last night
TIL" electric reduction works have hrru
rni N thorough working shape fnr run
"a '"rhlti ur-r aud VIII start uI Ar =.ru
~ the r~'k srriv-r
Slrc,Al car NJ. -. Atlantic \ PAclh,,
lett thiS morning Tor the wrrt Jnhu
l'rnAlr. superintendent II transportation,
wac Ab"Atd II the car.
The lndlAnr II san D"mingn pueblo
are suffering from MI rlidrm,c II spinal
meningitis, And AL"ut twenty i've II the
trll- have recently il-d fr"lr the iis.Aar
CALVIN Whiting, secretary II the Co.
operative Building 4 Liam Arr,riAtlnu.
anu wl!r AMI baby !-svr To- morrow morn.
INK for BAlstnn, New YORK. where they
will visit for several wr-ks
The well.knnwu Firut Street bakers,
BAlling Brue., are making improvements
At their bakery hy building u new oven,
etc, aud ia consequence the hrm IL using
the oven AT Is & Rul-rtHrn'r
The spring races will open here uu
May IL and continue three days. The
ruTtlinH Commute" IT the Iirutlrmru'z
DRIVING dissertation wap wn yesterday
And this morning, AuI met with great
enc urAgrnrni ir"u nur liberal minded
cIiII-uI
C"ndurt"r furlons Was struck ia the
face hy piece IL coal AMI dying glnr-
While IA the cuI"'la IT his car yesterday ,
east II Cul-r', The Indian vii" thr-1
the coal rcAmI-r,-i IN and the train r"u.
tinu-i eastward, Had tue blow been llll
IA the fac" Mr. furl"ng might have been
seriously diSdgur-d,
r. L. bum. u the tirn IT Damn \ For
see, growers, packers And rLlpI~rr II
green aud drl.si Arizona fruits Ani pro.
duc-. At rhruii aud Tennis. came IA
fr"m the west last night AMI cAll-i Al
tbs CITlLkS office. lie IL lnI"rN ,rw INK