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4rlisious gotires.
congregation Beth Israel"

Congregation Beth Israeli"
lss3-lsB7 Madison nv, northeast corner lelSt st,
uppo,ite Mount Morris Park.
Divine services, wit "A well-tralned choir, song and
sermons in English and German, Will be, rendered
during the coming holidays ia the finest; most som.
fOrtahl and hest ventilated place OF worship; for the
best OF readers aud PR achers YIN 10 cared for.
Tickets may be- had al lSH3-lS67 Madison Ay,
nor beast cor. lgIst st, NJ. RICHTER Secretary.
UNITY CONGREGATloS-HUGH O. PENTECosT.
L minister. Services VIII reopen sunday, Sept. IL.
Mt ii A. ~, Carnegie Music Hall. 67th 81 and 7th sy.
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A bicycle Thief In YopL.,,.

noSkERs' N Y, Sept. A thief entered the
49, Storage room at the Van Cortlandt
os S a Slo1 bicycle owned by Miss EIIabeih II
ny trace OF Tho bicycle. ohhu
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A CHILD MORTALITY BURNED.
~'othinE Caught Fire from u Ronaro she
and Her Sisters HAD lighted.

Nhw BRUNSWICK, N. j., Sept 4.-Elizabeth
'S'or' = years old, daughter OF John Feister
Jones avenue. and her sisters Hllda and Az.
in IN ir ana Their brother Frank, started a bonfire
turned " their home this afternoon. Elizabeth
inS fr nv IRE, Her sisters tore the burning cloth.
thai Eiila ner, rug physicians have little hope
ADout the hands, A"" was ourheu
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Me said Ho Thought II Was Good when he
Got IL CAshed-Heid for Trial.

Got IL CAshed-Hsid for Trial.
Charles r. Parker. an advertising agent. OF 10
Eldert street. Brooklyn, was charged with pass
ing a bad check at the Centre Street Court yes.
terday. Alvin Trogan. manager of a drug
house at OF Nassau street, Was the complainant.
TroPan testified that three weeks ago he had
cashed IA check for Parker for $50 drawn on tho
Bank OF New Amsterdam to Parkcr's order and
signed j. II. Adams. There WAS no such a-
count at the bank and the check was dlshonOred.
Parker said his son had given him the chopk
and that he thought II was good when he In
duCed TrORan to cash II.
Magistrate Wentworth held Parker In $500
for trial,
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Nrw Civilizations.

LITERARY TREAT Is ut hand in the translation
y of the Com die II maine" Of that greatest OF
all novcllsts, HONOllE DE BALZAC. English readers
have heretofore been denied the privilege OF acquaint.
suce with these masterpieces OF character drawing.
BENNETT BUILDING. New York, realizing the I'M.
portaGce OF placing M edition Of the cnmpeoT OF
Hugo, Dickens, and Dumas ON tho market, arc Issuing
such, IN a beautiful form. ~prOfusely illustrated. AMI
al "a price within the reach OF all, Upon receipt OF
request they VIII he leased to send, without charge,
specimens Of typework aud Illustrations.
1NO CURE DRUNKENNESS read Prof. Bruns's leo
u tue on the "Druukard Guilty or breaElnk Al me
Price 10 ceptS-
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sALToNsT AI.L-BOSsLER-- "A Avon Pafk. ia,
on Aug. 90. 1892. Satterlee saltonstan and Nary
Augusta, only daughter of Henry Bossler. KsQ.
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MARINE INTELLIGEN OE.

IMMATURE AI.MASAC-THls DAY.
Sun rises. zee. 8 81 Sun SETS. 80 Noon sets morn
HIGH wATER-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. / 40 Gov .Isld. Is He'll Gate. 4 IL
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ARRIVED OUT.
ss Umbria, from New York. at Queenstown.


SAILED FROM FOREIGN FORTS.
Ss 81. Paul. from Southampton for New York.
Rs CampaniA, from Liverpool for New York.
SIS La Bretagne, from Havre for New York.
81 werra, from Gibraltar for New York.
SIS Westernland, from Antwerp for New York.
SIS Persia. from Hamhur for NV York.
So Monaghan. from Glasgow for New York
ss America. from London for New York.
IS II. II. Meier. from Bremen for New York.
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Fresh Pond Crematory open every day iA tha
year for business and visitors.-U. q RhAAIt
CO., 81 East Houston ST., New York
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Business Nottres.


Camping outnt and Pans. four times lighter thar
any other. AS PURE AS GOLD. Will not rust Choao
a. enamelled ware when durability Is oonBidered.
Raymond s 9OTrLOB,
6Sl Broadway, between 18th and l5th str
Manufacturers and importers of Aluminium WarA
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIP

Sc Nacoochee. from Savannah for New York.
So Colorado. from brunswick for New York.
IS Alamo, from Galveston for New York.
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MAR7THD

Tho use or Dr. sieGert's AnEosturA Bfttos0
keeps the digestive organs In order.
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Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing syrup for children teetk
ing; softens the gums, reduces NINA allAyo
pain, cures wind oolio, diarrh9a ESQ . bottle.
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VHE KRNsICo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES station. HAE
i lem Railroad; ~ minutes ride from tho drand
Central Depot. once, III East aga st.
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the liability of the company should cease II the
insured should thereafter "be connected In any
capacity with the ale. wine. or liquor business"
unless so specified In tho application for insur-
ance OF expressly permitted by the written
sanction of the President or Secretary of tho
corporation. In q suit on this policy the com.
pany alleged that the insured had broken this
condition. 1t appeared that the sister went into
the saloon business some time after obtaining
the insurance upon the life Of her brother, and
that he too his meals at her house and occa.
sionally volunteered to wait on customers at
the bar when his sister Wa absent. He was
not employed by his sister, but performed this
service only occasionally and without fee or re-
ward. The jury before whom the case was tried
In Oswego county decided that this conduct
did not connect the insured in any capacity
with the ale. wine. or liquor business, within
tho meaning of the contract Of insurance, and
their verdict for tho sister has just been upheld
by the Appellate Division at Rochester.
In the domain of matrimonial law there IA
no question involving more practical difficulty
than the ascertainment or definition OF the char
acter of fraud which justifles a court In pro.
nouncing a marriage null and void on the
ground of fraud. We observe that q Brooklyn
court a few days ago appointed a guardian to
bring q suit TO annul a marriage In behalf OF a
young Hebrew girl who claims that she was
Induced to marry the defendant by his false
and fraudulent appropriations to the effect
that he was himself a Hebrew and likewise a
doctor and dentist. The Code of Civil PRO.
cedure OF this State, in the article upon actions
10 annul a void or voidable marriage, PROVIDE
that such a suit may be maintained on the
ground that tho consent Of one OF the parties
was obtained by force. duross, or fraud, but the
statute makes no atiempt TO define the nature
OF the fraud which may DO deemed sufficient,
Mr.. Bishop, the well-knOwn writer on the law
OF marriage and divorce, lays down the general
rule that IA mistake, whether resulting from
accident, or, in general, from frpEddient prac,
tioes, N respect to the eharaSte.I] fortune, health,
courts in New York hayl been more nberaI
than they formerly wero in annuIinR mar
riages on the ground Of fraud
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-25

CHICAGO, Illinois, March 20
To-day. 10 the sevsnty-sixth anniver
sary of tho restoration OF the independ.
ence Of Greece, and of recent years ths
event has been commemorsted among
the Greek communities OF the country
with the celebration Of solemn high
mass, street PROFESSIONS and banquets
Last year. In this city, the Russian,
Italian and Swiss consuls Joined with
the Greeks In observing the day. This
year, however, things are different.
There is no celebration Of the an
niversary, and even If there were, the
representatives Of Russia and Italy,
whose powers are IN the concert
against little Greece, would be con-
spicnons by their absence. The lead
ers OF the local Greek colony have re-
garded IL MS In doubtful taste to cele-
brate the restoration Of Greek inde-
pendence three quarters Of century
ago, while their country is again on
the verge Of fighting for her rights,
and so the money that would have been
spent In the usual demonstration will
be sent abroad for the use of their
brothers at home in the present strug-
gle.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-25
GREEK VESSELS CAPTURED.
The Brltish Squadron VIII Take ne Part 10
Biockading.

CANEA, March 25.--The Austri ar
cruiser s.SateIlits' has arrived tn Suda
bay, having in custody a9reek steamer
with sixty volunteers and Greek sail.
ing vessel laden with ammunition in.
tended for the Cretan insurgents. These
vessels were captured while attempting
to run the blockade.
CoNsTANTrEoPLE, March 26.--It is
stated here that in the event of block
sde Of the Greek ports by the war ships
OF the powers, the admiral command
ing the British squadron is under in
structions to acquiesce therein, but the
British feet will take no part In the
actual blockade.
CANEA, March 25.--The artillery of
the insurgents are surrounding the
town Of Malaxa, having rendered the
place Intenabie to the Turkish troops.
Tho latter began to retreat to Suda
bay, and were pursued by the insurg-
ents, who kept up heavy fire upon
the Turks, infiicting heavy loss, nm
iii the Turkish war-ships opened fire
upon the insurgents, causing them TO
retreat to the interior. But for the
timely assistance OF the war-ships, the
Turks would have been well nigh an
initiated.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-25
TRADE UNION CONGRESS.
The First One Ever Held In Scotland ceavsnes
at Glasgow.

LONDON, England, March 26.--The
first general trade union congress evel
held in Scotland opened, to-day, a,
Glasgow with large attendance OF
delegates, representing every body OF
organized labor in that portion of her
majesty's dominions. Efforts to bring
about such conference have been in
progress for nearly seven years, but
nothing definite was accomplished un-
til last September, when a conference
of delegates from trade and labor
bodies was held in Edinburgh and is-
sued call for to-day's gathering.
The congress, which will be In ses-
sion for at least one week, will follow
very closely the lines of the British
trade union congress and the American
federation of labor. Among other
matters on the programme, is scheme
for an international trade and labor
federation, which, however, is not ex-
pected to get beyond the discussion
stage. Fraternal greetings to the
American federation of labor will be
extended during the progress OF the
convention.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-25
PASSENGER AGENTS.
They Meet to Consider the Matter Of Trans-
Continental Commissions.

CHICAGO. Illinois, March 10Th,
largest meeting OF passenger agents
that has been held in this city OF recen,
years is in progress to-day at the head
quarters OF the rans-continental atso.
citation in the Rookery building, with
Chairman Caldwell presiding. In ad.
dition te 9 full representation of the
lines of this association, representatives
Of the southern passenger association
and OF the OHIO river lines are also Ia
attendance.
The special matter OF consideration
10 that of trans continental commits
sions, which more than any other one
subject is engrossing the attention Of
representatives of many American
roads. The southern lines will be
asked to agree upon reduction In the
amount of commissions which they
pay, in order to establish an equality
between the northern and southern
routes.
At the present time, ticket agents
are securing from the southern lines
commissions 80 to $S a ticket more
than those granted under the restric-
tions placed upon the northern roads,
these latter being governed by strict
agreements. The result Is that the
situation is badly demoralized, and
to-day's meeting has been called In
The hope that serious trouble may be
averted.
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DISTINGUISHED HONOR.
II VIII Be Paid TO x. II. Stoddard by tina
Authors Club.

NEW York, N. Y, March 25.-
Distinguished honor will be paid this
evening by the Authors club to Richard
Henry Stoddard, who since the death
OF Lowell has been generally accepted
as the leader OF the professional lit.
erateurs'' OF the United States. The
exercises will take the form of q
banquet at the Hotel Savoy, participat-
ed in by large number OF brilliant
men.
The banquet committee is headed by
Edmund Clarence Stedman, and In its
letter of invitation, which was issued
ten days ago, it immortalizsd itself by
declaring ssthat while literature Is OF
all countries, 1t is quite time that the
quality of our own writers, of we'll.
earned distinction, should be recogniz-
ed publicly at home"
Richard Henry Stoddard has passed
the three score and ten allotted to man
by the prophet, but as book-reviewer,
essayist and poet, his pen is still as active
as when he was IN his fiftIes. In his
youth, Longfellow was one of his
earliest patrons, and to-day, in the
autumn of his life, there is national
Iignificance in the tribute paid to hum !
md the character OF the men who
yather to do him honor.
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CALL ON CHAPELLE
The Archbishop States That He
Had Nothing to do With
the Borego Respite.
LEvEEs STILL BREAKING
The Cretan Insurgents Fire Upon
Turkish Troops But are
Forced to Retreat.
THE FRISCO WITHDRAWs

Special Telegram to The Optic.
SANTA FE, N. NJ, March 26th, 1897
Your correspondent interviewed
Archbishop P. L. Chapelle, this morn
ing. He said: ~ had absolutely
nothing to do with the last respite Of
the Borregos. / was telegraphed by
Catron and others at Washington to
send telegram to Attorney General
McKenna asking q ten-days respite,
but answered that had done all that
could In conscience do. My action in
the Borrego matter was just this: |
asked Gov. Thornton, not in Justice, but
in mercy, to commute at least the ac-
cessories, Valencia and Alarid. and /
made the same requests Of Mr.. Cleve-
land and Mr.. Mckinley. I hope The
OPTIC will put me right"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-25
SILVER REPUBLICANS.
They Are Perfecting State Or1anIzataen 10
Nebraska, To-day.

LINCOLN, Neb., March 25.-In
response to call issued BY State Sen.
ators Frank T. Ransom and e. G..
Watson. and Representatives Charles
Wooster and Frank L. Loomis, q mass
state conference Of free-alver republic
cans opened here this afternoon, for
the purpose of perfectihg state or
ganization and of naming q provisional
state senatorial committee and men,
ber Of the provisional national commit
tee. The conference was called in
response to the suggestion Of Senators
Teller and Dubois, who recently urged
the organization by states pf the free;
silver republicans Of the country.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-25

New YoRK, N. r., March 25.--
With what promises to be an immense
demonstration OF organized labor al
Cooper Union, tc-nsght, there viii b
inangurassd a national movement hav.
ing for its object the ameiioration Of
the conditions now governing Ameri-
can seamep. Similar demonstrations
will follow In all the seaport cities oi
the country. The interest aroused In
the movement 10 indicated by the fact
that the speakers at to-night's demon
stration are to include men Of such
prominence in their respective fields rs
Bishop Potter, Father McGlynn, Henry
George, Chafles Rederick Adams and
Samuel Gompers.
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TINE LEVERS BRHAKIN0.
The Situation Aiong the Mississippi ID Be-
comlHg Desperate.

CHARLESTON, Missouri, March 25.--
Several more breaks in the levee have
occurred since last night and the current
of water as strong as mill race Is
rushing through the centre of Bird's
Point. Already dozen houses have
been swept from their foundations and
it looks as If there would not be a
building left.
HELENA, Arkansas, March 25.-An-
other break in the levee is reported
this morning, 500 feet in width and
hourly increasing. II is thought tba.
oil Of the White river levce system
from Modoc south will eventually 60
to pieces. IS
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SUGAR BEETs.
An Industry That Thrives Best Of all In New
Mexico.

TRINIDAD, Colo, March 25.-Ths
secretary and treasurer of the sugar
trust and the man who defied The Lex
ow committee, John E. Searlas, is in
Colorado for the purpose Of consulting
with men of wealth concerning the
beet sugar industry. He will purchase
large tracts of lands in this vicinity.
with view of putting them under irri-
eating canals and planting an immense
acreage in sugar beets, and establish
ing sugar beet plant at this point.
The undertaking will involve an invest
ment of about $4,000,000 and will es--
tablish an important industry. The
proposed canal will be about 100 miles
long.
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A theatrical Event.

CHICAGO, Illinois, March 25.-Mc-
vicker's theater was crowded to the
doors, this afternoon, on the occasion
OF the testimonial rendered to David
Henderson, the noted theatrical mana
ger and promoter Of American extray-
aganza. Mr.. Henderson came out of
the worlds fair season, as the result OF
years OF work in the theatrical field ,
with q substantial fortune. But this
was soon swept away in the depression
that followed, and for the last year he
has had struggle to keep on his feet.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-25
TO TRY Conclusions.

NEW YORK, N. Y., March 1b.--In
the arena Of tho Broadway athletic
club, tonight. Frank Erne, the Buffalo
lad. who was recently defeated by Mar
tin Flaherty, but was lucky enough to
get decision over George Dixon, some
time before, will again try conclusions
with the colored lad. The latter has
been trying to get at Erne over since
the last encounter. and by the way bis
friends are backing him, IL is evident
they believe he will make short work
OF the Buffalo pug.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-25

CHICAGO. ILL.,, March 25.--In an in
junction suit instigated by the board Of
trade TO restrain telegraph companies
from furnishing outsiders and especial
ly bucket.shops with market quotations,
Judge Horton decided against the
board, this morning. He declares the
uuotations are public property and
cannot be withheld BY the board,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-25
senatorIsl contest IN KsntueIsy.

TRANSPORT, KY. March 25--A
second joint ballot for senator took
place, at noon, without result. The
Hunter men were afraid to force an.
other ballot, SO the joint session ad-
iourned.
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4 addition tolhis duties az po

In addition to his duties as post.
master. bis admiring friends desire TO
see Colonel Grunsfeld occupy the
mayors chair, down in Albuquerque.
1t is their intention to try to give him
the democratic nomination for tho
maycralty.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-25

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 25.--
The commission appointed at the In
dianapolis monetary convention, last
January, arrived here to-day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-25

ST. LOUIS, NO., March 26.--The st.
Louis & San Francisco railroad last
night gave notice of its Withdrawal
from all trafic associations, both
freight and passenger, in the west and
southwest.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-25
marshslI Won the shoot,

ELKwooD PARK, N. j., March 26.-
Tom Marshall, Of Keithsburg, Wis,
won the grand American handbag
shoot, with clean score of twenty
five kills.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-25

NEW YoRK, N. X, March 26.--
Frederick w. Ulman was., to-day. ap-
pointed receiver Of the Brooklyn
Elevated Road.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-25
MerIcan war yeteran psad ,

WAsHNGToN, d. c., March 26.--
Alexander oMcC Connell Kennedy. o
Mexican war veteran, died this morn
ing in his seventy-third year. He
formerly lived in California.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-25

Fears are entertained among fruit.
growers of Grant county that the recent
cold snap slightly nipped the early
fruit buds. 81
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-25

There will be an auction sale of the
household goods belonging to George B.
Woods, on Saturday afternoon, the 9th
inst, at 2 o'clock p. M, in the store room
formerly occupied by David Winternitz,
next door to the west side postoffice. These
goods, including piano, are all in excel
lent condition and afford rare epportun-
ity for making purchases way below cost.
Don't forget the time and place. 1853
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-25

WASHINGTON. D. c., March 25.--
The senate confirmed Cheser H. Brush
recorder general oi the lspt ofHcq.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-25

WALL STREET, N. X, March 25.---
Speculation at the stock exchange
opened about steady in tone. The
changes in prices were merely frac-
tionai either way, outside of Jersey
Central, which was pressed for sale
and fell point, to 8614.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-25

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo QuinIne Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL 1t fails
to cure, 25c.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-25
SILVER AND LEA
The Frisco Wlthdraws.

Silver 62s% +; lead ss 80. Mexicans,
1917.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-10-27
RECORD BOWLING.

Last nights contest at Bowling hall
was the prettiest game yet seen this
season, and broke several records. The
Eurekas got the best threestring total,
beating the Semaphores' record by 70
pins, and the Acmes got the high team
string, beating the Salamanders 20 pins
The Eurekas won the first two games
by good even rolling, Fo1's 30 being a
great factor in the first game. The
Acme's great work in the last half of
the last game, winning for them, Mix
quadrupled strikes and Willis, Swartz
and Hopkins doubled, a total of AGA for
the last half. A good 900 clip.
For fancy spares, White got 40
Mix 4-5-7 and As, and Hopkins 5-79
and AS.