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Louis Mana's Boasts Dari.s = Fire q. Jer-
ser City.


Thomas u. Liddell. the fireman who was In
jured by falling from q ladder on Monday night
while working at y fire In Jersey avenue and
Canal street, Jersey City, is dying In tho City
Hospital. IL IA thought that no cannot live I'M
I'll morning. His spine was injured and his legs
aTo paralyzed. John Bolsnd and John Grimm,
the other fremen who were injured at the Same
time. arc recovering.
The police believe that tho fro was OF incen-
diary origin. Only ono set OF rooms In tho two
which were destroyed wero occupied.
Louis Mann, u German. 90 years old. lived in
them with his three sons. who range In age from
IL To II years. Tho nro started In Mann's
kitchen. and he says that a lamp exploded. Ho
told several contradictory stories about IL and
the police arrested him. Mann had his furni-
ture insured for $500 In the North American
Insurance Company.
While tho fro was burning Mann wA in .
saloon at Barrow and Grand streets, ono block
away, telling, II Is said, about = Erenchman
who had discovered an explosive which could
be put In Il kerosene oil lamp, lie also boosted,
IL 10 said. that he had his furniture insured In a
good com oRny. After his arrest he admitted
that he lived In a house In Canal street where
a hre occurred three years ago. and that he then
collected $2B2 insurance. He Is held for exam
inatiOn.
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RiDanS TabuIeS

dice to such an application. Motion to prefer d.
MED. without costa
Anthony solarn vs.. Manhattan Railway Company.
a~ppeilant-Motion TO advance denied. without costa
William Mccormick. appellant, vs.. tinted Lifs
and Accident Observation-Disclosures To discontnus
denied. $40 costs.
James Farley vs.. Abram Picard. motion to with.
draw hppeai-Motion to discontinue appeal grAnted
on payment Of costs OF appeal, not lnciuiins ne
fec for argument.
Paul c. Decker Va. John Z. o'Brien ..npp.ll,nt,
motion for order TO show ~cause-Motion RfaLte1 on
tho payment by the appellant OF 800 costs ~ re.
spondent. and n tho same shall not tie paid within
twenty days after service OF the order then tn. no.
tion 10 denied. with $40 costs.
Empire state Savings Bank vs. Daniel c. Be.ri
and others. appellants. motion for r~eargument De.
MED with costs.
Tn. Reynolds Card Manufacturing Compass VI,
New York Bank Note Company. motion TO prefer
drnied.
Sophia ouiRiey vs.. City of Rochester. appellant.
motion for reargument, denied. $40 costs.
People vs.. Murray Hill Bank. motion TO put on
calendar granted. cause TO be placed on calendar
after the second week OF the present session OF ,hu
court. without -osts.
In re application OF James Crook e NcLear for or.
der nunc pro tune. denied.
Leroy Parker. appellant. vs.. David ?. Day, mo-
tion for preference denied. without costs.
FULLY va. New York and Texas teamshi Con.
pany, motion for leave 10 appeal granted.
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PATRIOTIC LE4G UE SUED.
Neerstary Thinks He Can Get Some SALARY
Out OF oes. o Beirne.


Out OF oe.- O'Beirne.
Suit has bean brought against the Union
Veterans Patriotic League OF New York for
$3.50 alleged 70 DO due TO w. II. Wharton It's
Secretary. Tho league was organized In tho
campaign OF last fall. Its executive business
wAs done by . committee of which Gen. Gorge
Van Setback. President; W. H.. Wharton. Gen.
Nicholas w. Day. Col. Sam Collins. Major
William Plimley. Bankson T. Morgan. and
Job z. Hedges were members. Gen. James
r. O'Beirne. Commissioners Of Charities. was q
member Of . committee OF the acknowledges
Of tho same name. and was pi ointment in the
organization of the New York league. II 10
alleged that he pledged in the name Of Col. W.
W. Dudley. Secretary OF the National League,
certain contributions to tho New York League
$3.50 ALTOGETHER. This was never paid over,
II 10 alleged. but certain disbursements amount
Ing to about Sl26 were made. IL Is also al
leked that certain collections made In tho name
OF the New York League were paid 70 Gen.
O'Beirne. and the present suit Is brought 10
the belief that Gen. O'Beirno is responsible for
the salary alleged to be due. and has funds In
hand to meet IL.
Gen. O'Beirne. however. denies that he holds
my funds belonging to the New York League,
and SAYS that the National League has paid all
that IL 10 going to OF tho New York Leagues
expenses. At The hearing set for yesterday
morning In Justice SIiner's court. the defend
journed until Saturday. The plaintiff is
John q. Norman. . plumber OF 2sg Eighth
avenue, to whom Wharton has assigned is
claim.
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SENT A FAKE TELEGRAM.
THIEvBs' 7RTCK TO RON PETER
M,CORMICK's FIAT FAILS.

Teieernr. said Mr.. MeCoru,ek Had Been
Iniured by n Cable Csr-His wife weut TO
the Hospital Designated, but the House-
mnid Kept Dat the Men who Called.
lIir.. Peter Mccormick NJ ACT Park avenue.
whose husband 10 q painter and decorator ut
30 Duane street, received the GLOWING tole-
gram yesterday morning:
DEAR LADY,: Your husband has met with
= serious accident, having been struck by q
cable car. Requests that you take children up
to mother. and for you and servant to come to
tho hospital. Jay and hudson streets.
"Dr. f. +. MEEKER."
The telegram was sent from the telegraph
office at 407 Broadway. Mrs. Mccormick did
not follow instructions implicitly. She told the
servant to stay in the fat with the children and
not to leave 1t under any consideration. No ono
was to be admitted during her absence. She
then hurried to Hudson street hospital. Upon
arriving at the hospital she learned that her
husband had not been brought there. She then
hastened TO her husbands place Of business aad
found him all right.
Mr.. Mccormick suspected that o plan was on
Gated aSGt 70 u TeS h 6sp nat; o sna ne of Of 0n aSs eG G",reliSc
bureau. Tn. latter sent Detective Sergeant
heidE up e ,he house and notified The police OF
shortly after Mrs: Mccormick fieft the house a
sfHp@sd % siri G:aass y Mar. sec n apsn. ah sso ss Gool. but
that MIR. MeCormick had been hurt and he had
boon sent for some towels and linen. The girl
told him she did not have anJ to give him. He
"Au right" and won't away. About half an
hour, later another man visited the NAT. lie
asked for Mrs. Mccormick. When told she was
Ssin IT, in b: rsse'i i. , .sId i'G es.; q M Mr. is N C %ss
had been removed from the hospital to Mr..
Mccormick mothers homo 10 Sixty-ninth
The visitor OF planned that he wanted towels
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Cour, OF Appeals Decisions.

.ALBANy. Jan, ~. The Court of Appeals TO-
day handed down tho following decisions:
Aaron Humes vs.. Emma n. Proctor. executor. and
others. appellant-JudR nent anrmed with costa
nsfrsss ritter and Others Va. Charles W. vredsn.
People es:rSi. John II. aiiisrd an. nSno Sssc spO. annsi,
ants, vs.. James o. Roberts, comptolier, Sc.-
Elise Hausknecht Va. Howard NJ. smith. appel.n,,
Thomas. HriiiE vs.: Alas Iron construenon Company.
costs. ~'
nose F,sn club. Sc.-The four an 5esls dismisssS
with costs against the respective appellants in favor
DAVID Aldridge as Superintendent Poor. &C. VI,
Mary Walker, apprllan,-Judg n-nt reversed and
complaint dismissed with costs.
People ~ FRANK e. Cnnroy. motion under section
40. Code criminal- rocedurc-ordsred that the
county Niierk ot ~. Lawrence county fotlb w I'M
cauS" 10 he prepared, printed. and served the mum.
n o n cones OF me strnogrAphers' minutes and
1nlHhlehl Iol' required by the Tuies or, ,hia Court
aud that sue, miiIutcH he printed as they Ner. nIs,,;
hh thI s,choSrapher, without omission or change OF
Matilda q. johnson. vs.. Elizabeth Stocking md
CnarIes ii. woodward vs. HoIIass rlS MsSiie,n. Gam.
pany IN re- rsr.iNership. for prefer.
Lucy Howell vs.. William NJ. HAWKINS. -nd>Iao.
allN' Sc. aud others, appellants. motion Ia disni..
Division for leave 10 amend tbs drcIsi on ana Mpp pccn1S
AM roy q rrargument. II the court below grant
we Hpill'h, ION thrh me return on ME shall he SOM
down 10y me clerk OF this court and nm nrdsr ~ ~
,,rnl n.SiniSnlns lni' appeal. without costs, for IN.
huI,o'e OF rtarSuinent In the Appellate Divls,nn
n the apTlica ion Is denied, then this ,notihn ~ s,"Ihn'
MN NV alp'hl ~ gfhnlci with $40 costa TINS 80
tl"h is also grano-d with $40 costs N the d.S.nS
nmt; Mur,hn Martin, fails TO give notice OF his said
motion IN the Appellate Division within slxty dsvs
niS's y s"pS %, the order herein Ia duly served on
Holland Trust Company. vs.. Thomson Hou.ton
n.er,fle company OF New York-Moiion to dismlss
Esther La flamme VS., City of.Aibany, joint.
olt costs. "enieu WIN
mary Anna HudA, administrators. Va. Amsr,c.n
GLUCOSE COMPANY, motion 70 dismiss ana notion %
preier-mouon 70 dtsmiss granted, but a. the on.s
roh ~ new without costs. and rs no appliess,nr
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Real Estnte Private SnIes.

j., Clarence nayies.S.Co. have soii for J. n. InrEe
the two.story frame dwelling, lot lB,sxb0xtOO, on
the east side NJ BathgAtc avenue, forty feet south
CT Samuel street. to Mrs. Emma StAnsbGry; also Tor
John ], Srhirmer To Charles overDaugh tho similar
mouse ana lot adjoining.
GEORGE w. Levy has sold Nos. 1877 to 1873 Fourth
avenue, seven story business building, 7hSplxisx
bl, To William SchIemncr for sou. 100.
j. Romano Brown \ CO, have sold for !. 7. CauId.
well 10 nr. Henry Moeller, No. 9Il West FIFTY.
seventh street, four story brown stone house. lot
2OxlOu. frr 3n5. 400.
Levi Samuels mas sold the northwest corner OF
First street ana FIRST avenue. rvs. story tsneuent
lot a5xlUU. to Elias jacob. for apout $50, 900, '
The estate nf Eleanor D., GrauI has sold 10 N. X.
WGllach lhS ivG story lrOwn. Stone double ZONE
mcHI, a5Nn7Sl0U, No. 2luO Srcnud avenue.
Gutwiiiig lros. have SOLD No. liJ spring street.
2bNlUU. "a Saward & Co., VINO VIII erect an eiggt,
story nrrpToof building.
The plot or nNe twenty. foot lots on the north side
OF EIgnIS Skin street. near Riverside Drive. ma.
been sod 10 EiwaiI +. Bets OF i~lrooEiyn fJr a
Little under 500, 900.
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Court Calendar. Til. Day.

Appellate Division-supreme
eupreme Court Appellate Term. Motion-So. I.
Appeal from order OF CITY Court-So. =. App as
from District Courts-Nos. IL. 81, rs. ~. 80. IS.
supreme Court-Speciai Term. Part L.-Noaoa
calendar called At 1880 A. N. Part I.-EI pars
matters. Part m.-CieAr. Dtvorces-Sos. [ois.
Aoos, <St7. <e1o, <ltt. +l+5. <l5<. 4oi2. Ass,
S0ls, 4ooo, sofa. 3Vpt. a22s. <l6o. 37sp. ,l3S,
4l5s. Part y.-case unfinished. Law SUI Fact
Noe Soss. ans. SOL. 1884. 5I3i. ass, :;';,
9ss5. $3.50. Ass. Part y.-Cases unfinished. Case,
from Part ". P~art.vL.-Case unnnishcd. Ca,a
from Part ~. Parts WI. and viH.-AdJou-nei Got
the term. Trial Term-Part n.-CieAr. Preferred
causes-Nos. lo5el. loooo. looeo. 1884, lcIgs.
looo4, loois. 5sos. losle, 1ossI. tosua. lossS.
zoos, losos. lot7s. loets. losst. losto. iosos.
losoo. eoes. 1osle. loe35.. iogt5. $500. Pssy.
Par IN ..cs.e unfinished, Nos .sss. t.ol. !lN.
otss., 1851. Saas, sssi. <sts. Pan T.-c-1.
term. Part ,L-Case unfinished. Cases from Pm
III. Part H.-Cas unfinished. Nos. s+os. s;tc.
Sov2. <Bel. 0eIo. 60xs. <s7s. 4Bta 4pP7. SgCs.
$50. sB0s. SSov. ASH. 1858. aOiO. Yc2. 4sIO. sAr
vuI.-cass unfinished. Cases from Part VII. PEi
X. and x.-AdJourned for the term. Part XL-
Clear. Cases from Part IL. Part NI.-CAse uzfi.
shed. Casss from Part II.
uurrogats's Court-TriAl Term-So day calendar.
Ch.mhers-No day calendar. For probate-wl!is Of
Margaret J. Sesiey. Herman ochsenkopf, Char o'is
Adams, Gabriel Mayer. Patrick McKeon. JApe Got.
Grief. John stafford. Mary Mooney. 7. pw!sEt, cLr.
o. Lucke. LtppmAn Toplitk at 1880 A. "; Nay
KUrtk. Phillip II. shelley at Q P. ".
City C~ourt-0ensral Term-Ad Iourned sine sc.
Special Trial rerm-Pnrts l.. IL.
H., and W.-AdJourned for the term.
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coaoeto..r Maniard Robbed.

raiTned Henry Maus OF "a Greene street. Brook
Ign. before Magistrate Deuel. in Jefferson Mar
ket Court yesterday afternoon on the complaint
OF Henry Maillard. confectioner. OF ll8 West
Twenty-ffth street. who charged tho prisoner
with the larceny Of 1851 .o5.
Maus was a collector In the employ OF Mall
lard. and instead of turning In his collections,
pocketed. them. This began about August.
1890. and continued until Maus left Maillard's
employ u few weeks ago. Bills sent to the Gus
toners from whom Maus had collected were
responded to with the exhibit of recclpted bills
from MRus.
Maus waived examination and was held In
so unl for trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-27
EXPLOSION IN 4 BowknY HOTEL.
n Stove Barsts, Nossdy Knows Exactly
why-Not Much Harm Done.

a Stove Barsts, NoSsdy Knows Exactly
Why-Not Much Harm DoAe.
Something happened 10 . stove on the ton
floor Of tho Equitable Hotel ct Grand street and
the Bowory about IL O'Clock yesterday morning.
just what 10 was nobody knows. but II caused
tho stove to explode and tip over. with the result
that q FIRE started in the room. Everybody In
that part OF tho Bowery heard tho explosion.
and q crowd quickly gathered In front OF the
hotel and wondered what was going to happen
next George Moslsr, . young man who Ia en-
ployed at $50 Broadway, was passing by and
ran Into tho hotel TO Ind ont what was the mat
ter. AS he nearod the TOD floor he heard o wo-
mans voice calling for help. and running
through To the rear found Della Lee, o colored
employee, covering on a Gre escape with her
hair full OF plaster and blood running down her
face from several scalp wounds. She had been
In tho room. In an Alcovo Of which tho stovo
stood. and when the plaster came loose from tho
ceiling she caught . lot Of II on her head. Mos
ler carried her down stairs, whore II was found
that she VAS not badly hurt.
Meantime Frank O'Brien. tho clerk OF the
hotel, had gone upstairs aud found the light
he extinguished with several pailfuls OF water,
30 that when Hook and Ladder Company o ar
rived there was nothing left for tho bremen "a
do. The main damage was 20 the windows,
ton. which was burned, anu the ceiling. which
was stripped Of plaster. Tho total loss was not
more than $3.50. A water pine leads into the
stove from the roof tank. and tho freezing OF
the. explosion. Several men who were on tbs
roof examining the tank hastily skipped to
other roofs when the explosion came. There
were few dodgers In the hotel At the time.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The foll.N'.s ptIIs
~, posais are for work to be done In tho I"iA' ""'
or PubliC CHAR ties;
Proposals for stone and hrick addition '. ..""
House, Blackweil's Island.
Proposals Tor erecting six twostory hrlrN a ''
pavilion DormitorleB, A,mShnusr Division ..r
Proposals for the erection OF u truIIH. -
Laundry, and normitory Building, r. ''
Division,
Proposals for materials and work %rrqu'rrd' = .,"
alton Or two Buildings At u. |. A mnN"u- tE'.
For further particulars, see Clty RECORD
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A septuaEena-is. Kun Over aaa Killed.
Thomas Elmer, . septuARenarihn. while Gross
Ing Third avenue on his way to his homo at l43
Twopty-nrst street, Brooklyn, yesterday, wac
run ossf and killed By one Of McCarty. Fenwiok
= Emerson's big coal wagons. bernard Hossy,
Ne driver Of the wagon, wAs arrested.
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-02-24
is LIFE WORTH LIVING?

II there Is an individual on earth
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-02-24
the FsVOTlte Home DeTDedV,

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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-02-24
SENATOR SMITHS POSITION

tcontinusd from First PaRoJ
a lawyer Of standing that would sub
scribe his name 20 an Opifhon TO the
contrary
Seven Of senator Mltobell's original
caucus sLpOrtcrs had 90 vote the anme
/ way | voted and for the same reason
They were MoCiung Reid. Calbrcath.
/ IiOhson 0eAncr. Dawson and Mulkey
| one Of There 0,eed) afterwards went
inbp joint convention. but on the other
hand two 0f the twelve members wiO.
out ~ the body Of thirty members.
voted for recognition. Hasclttne. a
Mitchell republican and DAILY n dem
Ocrht. decided after the vote was taken
tina the organization was not constl-
tutionai ana refused 10 enter the Joint
convention.
There ia not one Of the ten remain
Ing members OF the senate that voted
for the recognition Of the legality II
the house. but that has MT placed him
self on record against recognizing Il
aa constitutional upon questions re-
iating to the transaction Of business,
rasher than the election N senator,
such an resolution 10 put bills 20 the
third r..dIng. resolution to stop further
printing u bills. otc.
Even the members Of the house It.
scif recognize that Il is no, legally
constituted, and they accordingly have
not passed single bill. nor has there
becn single standing committee ap-
pointed to consider bills,
I believe. after "A careful cUnsidcra-
,ion Of thc question. that in voting as
I did. | simply did my duty according
to my oath OF once Were another
vute TO be taken. would do the same
thing again.
am not In any way connected with
any deal. or In any alliance. or under
any obligation or promise to any fac
ton or man. | have not been near
thu Bourne or Mitchell headquarters
since came hcrr. and am absolutely
free 20 do what think right upon any
question at any time,
JOHN III. SMITH.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-02-24

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had become fully satisfied that II was
only a question OF a short time until
he would have 10 give II up He had
been treated by some Of the best ply
slcians In Europe and America, but got
no relief. one day he picked up Il
and chanced to read an ad-
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helped him and its continued use cured
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