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STOPPED AND ACCosrED WOMEN.
A Negro who. Some Think. May Provo to
He Manic uIIiyan,s Murderer.

A Negro Who. Some Think. May Provo to
He Mamie suiiivan's Murderer.
Richard Scott a negro. was arrested on Tues
day night in Jersey City. and some persons
think It possible that he may prove to be the
murderer of Mamie Sullivan. who was killed In
Paterson two weeks ago. Chief of Police Muir
ply says that Scott acts like a man who has q
big load on his mind.
Scott. who is about 20 years old. first attracted
attention about 1880 p. NJ. on Tuesday. Amar-
ried daughter of Andrew Coon. who keeps q
grocery at Summit avenue and Newkirk street,
ran breathless and very much frightened into
her fathers store. When she recovered enough
breath to be able to speak she said that a vii
misunderstanding negro had followed her for two
or three blocks and attempted to speak to her:
was SO dreadfully frightened" she said,
that | was afraid | would never reach here"
j. III. Crawford, a special officer who happened
negro ne ge u" A Iho Sow two Si DOCKS 9 away 70 In in0k su uGn 1ae
avenue, Crawford saw a colored man who an.
swered the description OF the man and followed
evident. Crawford saw two women who we're
coming in the opposite direction run out in the
them screamed when the negro turned and
looked AT her. Half a block further on
s shs n nsS away sye0s Streaming anHshsF Ns %Gm SIP s sRa
n t"%ard dhf him. nss sna s ss~ hid S SeSlnd g s"% ares.
When the woman got opposite to the tree he
jumped out and attempted to grab her. The
woman shrieked and lea ped from the sidewalk
into the street, regardless of the slush, and
scurried across to the other side. The negro
kept along through Sip avenue to summit ave-
nue.. and was about 10 ascend the steps leading
to tho elevated station at Pavonia avenue when
Sergeant solomon from the Oakland avenue
police station happened along, and lie and Craw-
ford took tho negro into custody.
He was locked up In the Oakland avenue sta
ton on the charge OF being a disorderly person.
Yesterday morning he was taken to Chief Aur-
phys office and questioned, He first said that
he lived in Eighty second street, this city.
Afterward he told the Chief that he lived at
lilo North Seventeenth street, Richmond, Va.
Chief Murphy telegraphed To the Richmond
police and learned that. Scott's sister lives ut
that address, but Scott has not been in Rich
mond in fourteen years. The prisoner then said
that he came North two weeks ago, and that he
had been in Newark and Paterson looking for
work. He admitted having accosted tho women
he met on Tuesday evening, but said that he had
no intention OF larnlinR or frightening them.
Patterson, March lS.-The inquest on the
death OF Mary +. sullivan, which was started
on last Friday night, was concl uded this even
ing. Tho jury returned a verdict that Mary Il.
Sullivan had met her death from blows inflicted
by a person or persons unknown.
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BILLs PASSED IN ALBANY.
The Albany Police BIn Repassed Over the
Mayors Veto.

The Albany Police Bii Repassed Over the
Mayors Veto.
ALBANY. March ls.-The Albany Police bill.
which leRislates Mayor Thacher's Police Com.
missioners and the entire police force. with one
exception. out Of ONCE ana places the appo int
ment Of the new Commissioners In the Common
Council, was before the Assembly again to-
day. having been returned with tho disap-
prevail of the Mayor.
Mr.. Stanchfeld. the Democratic leader. made
a speech In opposition to It, and Messrs. Scherer
and O'Grady spoke In its favor. 1t was repassed
by q party vote, SO to 40. II will probably be
passed by the Senate tomorrow. 1t is known
that Gov. Morton has not yet made up his mind
whether he will sign 1t or not, but 1t is expected
that he will do so.
The annual supply bill. which was almost
torn to pieces last year, was passed by tho As
sembly to-day without dissent. In preparing It
Mr.. O'Grady kept Gov. Morton's Injunction of
economy constantly in mind. and the bill as
passed carries appropriations amounting to only
sos. 900. as against 81. ZOO. 900 last year. or
this reduction $500. 900 represents money drawn
from the prison fund 80 that the actual economy
amounts to about S400. 900.
These bills were passed in the Senate:
an. Mr., i H ". ,dr0 p% 81 cn q for w ss,sciss for o soTn on,
,,s Mr; c hast,n' ..i s,n.nd ~ sH .sf eS SsT h hsn, city sSn;olida'
Mr. Delmours. directing the Immediate csncella.
tion OF the sssessment for Improving Amsterdam
Mr.. Brennan's. authorizing Brooklyn to issue tax
certificates in order to carry out the Ainsworth alco-
houc instruction law.
NJ. Austln's. providing for additions TO the building
Senator Mullin's, reducing the salary OF tho Presi.
dent OF the Fish. Forest, and Game Commission, and
increasing the salaries OF the Commissioners.
Bills passed in the Assembly:
Mr.. Barth's, authorizing the Sewer Commissioner of
Port Richmond to issue certificates of Indebtedness.
Senator Brush's: authorizing Brooklyn to raise
money for the expens.s Of consolidating the govern.
ments OF Brooklyn and Kings county.
Senator %Tibbitts's. providing for the acceptance by
the state Of the plot OF ground in the Adirondack
Park which contains the grave OF John Brown. the
land having been given TO the State by Henry Ciews
and wife.
MI. Honman's. prohibiting persons from maintain.
Ing q residence In and out OF the State to avoid q
claim.
Nj. C.. G. Coles's. providing for registration OF vet
Urinary surgeons in the State:
The Albany Bipartisan Police bill was passed
in the Assembly over the veto of Mayor
Thacher.
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Murdered Miser Henry's son William Loses
Hts Watch.

William Henry, the so-cAlled bad son. OF
the Henry murder mystery OF Brooklyn. called
at the Property Clerks once in Police Head
quarters. Brooklyn, yesterday, and asked for a
silver watch, a pocketbook, and some other
articles which had been taken ny the police
from the scene of the tragedy In South Portland
avenue. All OF the valuable property found In
by Walter Henry, tho good son" when he was
made administrator of tho estate, but the silver
property,
Property Clerk Fleming. The law empowers
us 10 sell all unclaimed property after II has
been six months In orr possession. Your watch
and pocketbook were disposed 4 OF at our last sale
I'm sorry. but I suppose it's all right" said
Henry. II should have liked TO have had that
watch. though"
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Public Notires.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

post OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read DAILY by all Interested. 40 changes
may occur at any time
close promptly in ali cases, at this ONCE as follows,
RANSA1LANTIC MAILS.
rTREY, sPAis. A. f y fGE ttRANc Fi ~hWi1TYTER RaSsP::
and BRITISH INDIA, per steamship La Touraine,
ss$ %ifsg,fd, 'Ss Ssi +, Is 3 roa.n nv, ~ :, 4 SD *: % ssi
va Rd,seraSP i E!TsS.; p sa. s'f s. silsc, xSon %s"s
ysendam y: at 3 4 n. for GENOA. per steamship
K ha' 81 q I:S=Sp!sm %ssi Ss d 70 So a. ,p E5 f fGl kG ri pc
Il. for sff scoTIRI h5r direct wa per 2% sssnmsRip An nc Io a
vta glasgow dctters must be directed per An
choria'
lantic mails named above. additional
p FadI,,, are opened on the piers or the Amerlssn.
open until within ten minutes of the hour of sailing
MALLS foH S'S VEST IND ISDlE SsS &c. AMERICA
T%HT s,ssD., front !; SsI J. o NJ for ps ( II ! : gRs =
rni f51EEEEEf, Hl g I. T. fos PEI af i!sf%sF p 5sP% .ia anaianT; q.
SSndal: Via Prosrss% and Vera tt%i letters %Sg.;;
ISL $is's ss..s i s /; \. ia 81 ss5HfSfHRFi $.aiSIS @i$;$SSSas:
j 4 n. FOR 8usi " S'5f;td@ iRSF per- H!i'' s%seamm.h ~
sAfykpkY;,A, 8 AN. FOL, nERMrpA per steam;
a. in' BIT rr'P fSl foR e. + & 4 i ri ia~sSsPBp'Sg%2sTnh,fP 5yx iG saS
sSs$s 4 4: ior "a 8 xI R$E cihifan naiHpH Alle ,ffHEXscc g
NasulHRtOH iltIttTt lot OtDtT DhTts OI 1lfIlCO ana
ton -; at 1919 A. NJ. FOR HAYTi. CUMANA, and
CARuPANO. per steamship Prins Willem II. dot
ters FOR other parts Of Venezuela, Curacao, Trini-
per Prins wiliem II."D: at Z =. NJ. for NASSAU,
n. p. per steamer from Palm Beach; at 4 no 2. N.
for per steamer from Halifax.
Mails for Newfoundland. by rail- to Halifax. and
thence by steamer. close at this office daily a.
$50 J. ii. Mails for MiIuelOn. by rail to Boston,
s slso Pence ? n, . n fsss s9, Ga; Sie Clos: st e I'll sn Ge' S1is sst asi y
at 700 A. M. for forwarding by steamers sailing
Mondays and rhursdays) from Port Tampa. Fla
Mails for Mexico, overland, unless specially all.
dressed for despatch by steamer. close at this
ofice daily at ZOO A. NJ.
TRANs-PAClF1C MAILS
Mails ird FOR se chln n.I and Japan Japan per , st,s,am ms III Perm
e4 at Q 80 J.. N. Malls for China and Japan, per
steamship Victoria from .Tacomal. close hero
,ralia, except West Australian. Hawaii and Fiji
lsIrnds, per Steamship wsTFinoo rrom vancou-
..3 at 8; 80 P. NJ. Malls for China and Japan
press Of india from Vancouver. close
fere NJ. daily mails, sp ,o to the March sae,.,, .ss 1,,s az e nsp
daiHly t up to H March Rt IS at "a" ESQ s5f 7. II. &s Shs' Tor h ar.
tralia except those for West Australia, which are
forwarded via Europel, New Zealand. Hawaii.
FIJI and Samoan Islands. per steamship Alemeda
'2S at 1880 A. NJ. liza NJ. and $3.50 r. N. (or ON
arrival at New York of steamship Umbria with
British mails for Australia. Mails for Hawaii, por
here daily up to April l at 8 80 !. II.
Trans Pacific mails are forwarded TO port of sailing
daily. and the schedule OF closing is arranged on the
Presumption OF their uninterrupted overland trausis
CHARLES W. DAYTON, Postmaster.
rost ONCE. New York. N. Y. March IL, 1895.
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RErALIArING ON THE HArSEEDs.
a Bin 90 Divide tho Collateral Iaheritaaes
Tax on tho haines PIaa.

ALBANY. March ls. -Assemblyman Otto
Kempner OF New York city to-day introduced a
bill with which he proposes TO retalIate In a
Measure for what he terms the rural raid upon
the cities as contemplated by the Rainos bill.
Z provides for the division OF the taxes col
ected from gifts. legacies, and collateral inner
JtAnces among the counties OF the State on the
same basis AS the liquor tax is divided two
thirds to be retained by the counties for local
purposes and one-third to be appropriated for
State uses. Hitherto the entire collateral in
heTitance tax was allowed to so TO the State.
lir. kcmpner 1Rid to-day:
"A glance at the State COmptroller's report
shows that in 1893 he received from this source
g., 1875. S04. Under my bill the counties would
divide among themselves sl,4l7 900. There are
thirteen counties IN tho state that would each
profit by this arrangement 10 the extent OF about
$4,000 as a minimum, up 10 about S71O,oOO for
New York county as 4 maximum. Under the
provisions OF my bill. the share OF the following
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Csntral Conductor. Get Hue Envelopes.

ROCHESTER,, March Ira rumor which was
started two or three days ago to the effect that
tho dreaded blue envelopes would soon make
their appearance among the employees at the
Central Railroad station appears TO have had
foundation. Last night and this morning sew
eral passenger trains have arrived In charge OF
new conductors. Many more changes are ex-
Dected. The blue envelopes 80 far have been re-
ceived only by passenger conductors.
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NiearaguA Canal Hills.

wA%sHINGToN, March ls,-The subcommittee
Of the House Commerce Committee, which has
been engaged for several weeks in the prepara-
tlon Of a Nicaragua Canal bill, finished It's la
bors to-day. and Will report TO the full commit
tee ON Friday next. The bill agreed upon ia
substantially the Mahon bill with certain
amendments, and provides for a reorganization
Of the Maritime Canal Company. A hearing
will he given by the COMMITTEES to Warner Miller
of New York on Friday next.
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re,xenb.um Declared to be Sane.

LBANY March ls.-Dr. Carlos F. Mcdonald.
whom the Governor appointed March 8 to ex-
anime and report as to the sanity OF Carl Feigen-
baum. now under sentence of death at Sing
Sing, has made his report stating that In his
prison physician, had also previously reported
TO Gov. Morton that he believed the prisoner
TO be sane. Feigenbaum murdered Mrs. Hof-
man, his boarding house mistress. in New York
city In September, 1894. and his conviction was
recently affirmed by the Court of Appeals.
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Fast Rua the r.. W. asd n. Railroad.

WILMING' N, Del, March ls.-A remark
able run was made on the Philadelphia. VII
mington and Baltimore Railroad yesterday by
train No. 90, second section OF tho Congressional
Express. drawn by engine No. ~. jeremiah
O'Brien. engineer. The. thirtY-hve mixes be-
covered in 80 minutes, and the run from Perry
yillo to GrSy's Ferry, 5bA miles, In 63 minutes,
Including a stop ut Wilmington. The time for
the entire distance, 92L5 miles. was ~ minutes.
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SUPERINTENDENT SMITHS TRIAL.
AIcott Tells the Fire Board that the
Charges Were Made for spite.

NHHTH0| W.T." """" TUT VP"0O'
The Fire Board mot yesterday morning and
considered the case OF J. Elliott smith, superln-
tendent Of the fire alarm telegraph. who has
been under investigation for several months.
Lawyer j. v. Oioott submitted q brief. in which
he defends Smith from the charges made
against him by Edward A. Callahan, the expert
employed by the Fire Commissioners. olcott
says that the only evidence against Smith was
furnished by the Gamewell Fire Alarm Com
pany, which was aotuatcd by n spirit OF jealousy
because a rival company had secured contracts.
The investigation was closed. and the Com
missioners have taken the matter under conaid-
Grafton. and will render their decision possibly
In two weeks.
The physicians of the Fire Department have
finished their examination of the officers pre-
liminary to their classification in four different
grades. according to their physical condition.
One hundred and ten officers were found to be
excellent, At fair. lS poor, and II unfit.
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Favor Adm,tt,ns wo.asa a. Delegates.

PHILADELPHIA. March is,-By a vote OF lit
to 80 the Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal
Conference to-day decided in favor OF the pro-
posed constitutional Amendment admitting wo.
men as lay delegates 10 the General Conference.
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countie. would be, New York. e753,B7e; Kings,
SAP, Westchsster, s5s,24I; Oneida, Sbb503;
Erie. t43.272; Queens, $4,000; Monroe. s33.-
1871; HufOlk, SIG. ~ Richmond, SIS, 1902;
Rensselaer,, eiS.OS0; Putnam, S14,435."
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GIGGLING MRS. CONNORS.
Truckmau Wagner Falls 20 Prove that
She Hoodooed Him.

Truckman Frederick Wagner OF $50 Walla-
bout street, Williamsburgh. took his whole
family to the Lee Avenue Police Court yester-
day In order to satisfy Justice Goetting that
Mrs. Kate Connors, a neighbor and relative by
marriage. Is either a hoodoo or that she has an
evil motive in following him about He is over
fifty years old. Mrs. Connors is about forty, and
has five children. Wagner alleged that the
woman never speaks, but only giggles, when she
follows him. No matter where he goes, Wagner
said, she Is at his heels or in front OF him:
In court Wagner said have a wife. SO II
can't be that Mrs. Connors is In love with me.
Why, only last saturday night when I went TO
tho BARRIERS ! looked hack and saw her follow
ing me. sneaked into the barber shop think
ing that she wouldn't SEE me, but II was no use.
There she stood in front OF the shop looking at
me through the show window"
Mrs. COnnurs sighed and said: why, I
haven't spoken to that man in fifteen years.
and 10, think that hn would talk that way. OF
mel Two been out In the street and seen him.
annoying him."
Mrs. Connors's lawyer declared that Mrs. Con-
nors could be accused OF nothing but an limo
cent Irritation, and that there was no harm In
that.
Justice GoettinR. in Diminishing the luminous
directed Mrs. Connors TO let Wagner alone.
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West Side.

rLINToN PLACE, s2.-lArge and small desirable
Y furnished rooms; all convenlences; excellent
board, near 18th Nv.
KIN ST., 36J WEsT.- Slccly furnished larIe room;
a. heat, gus, batl, running water, iHrg" closets, pri
waite, reasonable,
InTH ST, ~ WEST Handsomely furnished rooms:
w al couvenienct - central location, from e. up.
- ST ST. Bg wEST.-Handsonely furnished rooms:
81 all couvenlencrE; excellent neighDOrhOOd; su.
perlor house; breakfast II desired.
y ST ST. rs WEST Large and small desirable fur.
~ nlshed rooms; ceatral locationi southern expo
GuTe. moderate LeEmA
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FURNISHED Rooms&A apartments to let


-
81 sTsT., III wEsT.-nAndsopeI furnished roomsi
4 all conveniences; excellent nGlghborhood, near
9th av.; reasonable.
D2D ST, ani wLST. Very choice furnished rooms,
some bachelor apartments
giTH ST, "a T.-iInnd,ome ruoms, with or
- WITHOUT board gentleman! reteronce! grand
mentsi near broadway; reasonable.
, I'll ST, 46T wksT.-Iarge ROOM. water. gas. bath,
Il heat. ~; smaller one. "; private house. owner.
STHsT b0 wEsT-Hnndsome snltes OF nicely fur.
~ nlshed rooms; private bath.
OZTH ST.. 10 wEsr.-Thc wilton; cosey and home.
~ Ike steam heated rooms ~ per week upward.
I'm ST. az WEST. Large ami small unrurnlshed
- 1 rooms. suitable for light business. living purpose.
IsrD ST., 95i WEST. Handsomely furnished rooms,
station: excellent neighbOrhood.
11D ST., 2lg wEsT.-Largc handsomely furnished
~ rooms, oil convcniences, superior house, excel.
lent ne'ghborhood moderate terma.
SD ST. cal wEsT.-Largo and small desirable
board II desired.
1eTH ST. 200 WEST. Large and ANAL desirable
fO furnished rooms; all conveniences! near Broad.
way! private family.
1ETH ST, 500 WEST. Large and small desirable
private family.
A 10Th ST. 3l3 WEST. Lar go handsomely furnished
10 rooms; near broadway; superior house; gentle
men only references exchanged.
10TH ST, 9o7 wEsT.-LarEe and ANAL desirable
10 f%urnished rooms; all convcniences; near Broad.
way: reasonable.
10TH ST, ia WESTON second floor, large front
nished; moderate.
= ST ST. 42o wEsT..Large and small desirable
~ iurnished rooms, All conveniences, excellent
nelghborhood: moderate terms.
SSTH ST, qbs WEST. handsomely furnished suite.
cc suitable for two; gentlemen preferred: all con
veniences; sunny; reasonable.
KERN ST, 3s7 WRsT.-Iarpe and small desireblo
90 furnished rooms. all conveniences; board II de.
sired reasonable.
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oWPERTHWAIT's

RELIA BE Special sale Of artistic Oriental RuEs
CARPETS. Prices will go much higher soon.
LON CREDIT.
I0A West ltth street
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FURNISHED Rooms & apartmtutst to Gst
Fast Side.
THE GRAHIERCN.

~ amer Park, Corner Goth,
For rent, one SnIali housekeeping apartment aud
one furnished bachelor ~apArtnuni.
l -pESIRABLE d bnchclor's quarters, single
i. rooms. and bath; valet attcnlpnce; 81 weekly
upw ard; convenient principal hotels. clubs. ~ 2Uth
between nth and Madison avs.
l 9th ST, a49 EAST, -Furni,hcl rooms for light
i - housekeeping; other rooms. hot water, gas,
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Situations atanted-frmales.

A YOUNG French girl willing and obliEing. desires
~ a situation as chambermail and seamstress. or
nurse for children over I years old. Address
COMPETENT. box 1871. Sun once.
A YOUNG GIRL, ID years OF age. wishes to obtain Q
JOSIE DoNoHUE $50 william st.. y. Y. city.
I ADY seeking position as companion to a lady or
IL as housekeeper can furnish very best OF refer
ences. 7. D., 221 West 18th st. city.
MEAT German Protestant; cook, wash, iron. gen
~ eral housswork; excellent reference: city or
country. 2ll East 34th st, between I'd and Sd avs.
- over, linguist German. French. and Spanish. de-
sires position for teaching or travelling during the
summer. Address Miss Wclles build.
Ing. Wilkesbarre, Pa.
S~TENoGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER. accurate.
- reliable: good penmAn; willing to assist with Of.
flee work: moderate salary: references. s.. box 1877.
Sun up town onlce, l.2G5 broadway.
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2nsnnal Gotirfs.
Proposals.
Business Colleges.

NOTICE Proposals for plumbing. &c.. at Jefferson
IN Market Prison will be received by the Depart
ment OF Correction, No. ~ Third avenue Bids to be
opened on March 81, at ten O'Clock A. n.
For full particulars sec cuN Record.
ARTHUR PHILLIPS, Secretary.
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Rtal estate sfcr SaIe-Count
for Sale OF 90 Set-Country.
LAKE GEORGE.

A commodious furnished cottage, ample grounds On
lake front, bath room, and other modern improve
ments; stable and carriage room; leas than two miles
from Caldwell. 5000. s =. JAYNE 4 co, 25S wect
ESD at, 90 Liborty at, Room FRA.
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nEAENEsE AND MEAN NOISES
when all Else fall, As glasses help eyes. Whispers
heard. No pain, IuSIslbIc, FREE TEST ami con.
iIoSd%Sy' coz an ST. aS"S, HOOK FHEsEH. 800
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FURNISHED flats % Ytt.

E'oR furnished fats go TO headquarters; over 100 e
Il select from: any location; no delay. kenting de
partment l2y 9Th nv. between 3lst and S2d sta
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ALBANY, March ls.-The agreement OF the
consolidation of the Thirty fourth Street Rail-
road Company and the Thirty fourth Street
Ferry and Eleventh Avenue Railroad Com
pany, forming the Thirty-fourth Street Cross
town Railway Company of New York city. was
filed to-day with the Secretary OF State. The
capital stock of the new cor poration is 81 ,000.-
600. and the directors are: f. II. Lynch. VIII
liam d. Davies. and George Il. Warden of
Brooklyn, Frederick Viewig OF Avondale, n. j.,
John F. Little. Jr., Ambrose r. McCabe,. w. C.
Kim ball. and H.. A. q. Taylor Of New York. and
j. Brownson Ker OF Underclif, Nj,
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assal 6 state for sals-EOaa sslaaa.

Il or to lease three years. 81 ,2uO and water rent;
mansard roof; hrick hiled: ~ rooms; water, sewer:
old trees; lot 200 by 25u; large carriage house,
queens and jamaica avs, Flushing.
EMBREE, i45 Broadway
LOR SALE Farms, country seats. building lots,
i ocean. hay. and village property; also TO let. no
malaria or bother with mosquitoes. List OF
q, r. HALI.OCk real estate agent, Hridgehanpton, l.. l.
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Also to Prevent - Combination or Compa-
MES In New York and Brooklyn.

MES n New h0rk and HrookIyn.
ALBANY, March 1S.-The Senate COMMITTEES
on Miscellaneous Corporations mot this morn
ing and decided to report favorably to the
Senate to-day Senator Sullivan's bill fixing the
price of gas at 81 IN cities of over 1000. 900.
The committee also decided to report favora-
bly, Senator Sullivan's other bill designed to
prevent q combination of gas companies in New
York and Brooklyn.
Senator Sullivan, in speaking OF the action Of
the committee. said: "When the bills are re-
ported to-day l shall ask that they go 30 the
order OF third reading at once. There Ia no rea-
son why we should not have cheaper gas in New
York city. One dollar will allow OF ample profit.
The present price Of Sl:26 ia ALTOGETHER too high
gas can be manufactured for twenty cents a
thousand feet, and for my part l think II we
fixed the price of gas at sixty cents a Thousand
for"