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hau Into an Iceberg on Aus.rAlla's Coast.

sAS FRANCISCO. April EMAIL dispatches
rom sydney say that tho German ship Olika,
rum Brazil to New Castle. N. 8. W.. ran into
~ iceberg near tho Australian coast n mar
cnt MI !, escaped wreck. The iceberg was far
MHMrtic, and vas hit In a thick foe. The fore
SnS WAS strained, five bowplates were stove in,
riS No imuoh damage was done to tho yards and
cS SIiiAS, The ship cleared the berg with diff
lHs dnd came into port 10 badly injured that
= mad to go into dry dock.
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No MONEY Available for q Greenpolnt Avenue
bridge.

The Joint committee of the Brooklyn Board Of
Aldermen and the Queens County Board of Su-
pervisors recently adopted a resolution provid-
ing for the erection OF u new 300. o bridge
over Newtown Creek at Greenpoint avenue.
Yesterday Mayor Wurster notified the commit:
tee that the city could not issue the required
bonds. and the old bridge, which was condemned
as unsafe some time ago. Will now have to be
repaired. Traffic on the old bridge has been
suspended for over n week.
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A "LO0UACI0US JUROR.

A Trial stopped by His Remark 70 Ono or the
Lawyers.
Owing to a remark made by q juror in tho Su-
preme Court in Brooklyn yesterday, the suit Of
Horace F. Malone against James P. Smith to re-
cover 5000 for goods taken by the defendant
under an execution for $s4 was withdrawn and
a new trial ordered. The juror was 7. II. Dolane
of 70 Livingston street. After all the evidence
defence:
You people had no right to make the levy.
anyway"
Justice Garretson at once granted the motion
for the withdrawal of a juror, and ordered Q re-
trial of the case.
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Electric stock Quotations.
April s.-The closing quotations OF electric
COMMERCIAL

FRIDAY, April 9.-GRAN-Wheat-Spot was
easy. Sales $4,000 bush. for export OF No. I
hard Duluth. 10000. and 10000 No. i North
ern spring on private terms. Free ON board
aioat: No 2 red. 1880; No. ] Northern spring
Duluth, 7siec.; No. 3 hard winter, 7lssc. Flu
lures declined lac. to &c. Future sales 14,64O.-
900 BUSH. as follows:
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COURT DOES SOME RECRUITING.
Lets Two Culprits Go ON Their Promise 70 Go
to Cuba and Fight.

to Cuba and Fight.
jose del Vale Of 1877 East Thirteenth street
and Manuel V. Arnaldo of 263 West Fortieth
street pleaded guilty before Judge Newburger
yesterday in the General Sessions of destroying
some pool tables at 116 Third avenue. They
begged for mercy, saying they wanted to go to
Cuba to fight.
yon promise that you'll go 10 Cuba and
fight for your country's freedom r asked Judge
Newburger.
W will. they answered In chorus.
Then II! suspend sentence and discharge
you" said the Judge, and the two Cubans hur-
ried out of court.
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OF THE ENGINEER OF COUNTY RoAD4.
COUNTY, n. Y.
HENR p. MORRISON. ENGINEER,
+. o. POX 5s2.
S~TAPLEToN. s. l.. March "a, 1897.
SEALED BIDS or ESTIMATES will be received by
the Board OF Supervisors Of Richmond County. N Y.
at the once OF said Board, Savings Bank building.
Stapleton, S. l., until
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2S,
1897, at 3 O'Clock p. M, for furnishing all the labor.
materials, horses. carts, trucks. rollers. sprinklers,
&c.. which may be required by the Engineer OF County
Roads In the work OF repairing, maintaining, and
keeping In a 81, anly condition certain improved
county roads.
Note. 1t being at this time understood that, in the
opinion OF the Board OF Supervisors. the prevailing
rate OF wages for laborers in Richmond County ia mob
less than one dollar and nifty cents (sl 500 per day.
Particulars 10 be had by applying 10 Henry =. MOE
rison. Engineer OF County Roads, Stapleton. S. I.
BY order OF the Board OF supervisors.
C, WITT, Clerk.
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COLLISION ON THE SOUND.
The Srhooners w. q. willard and Gertrude
Hat Each Other In the FOG.

rsrowBinE Eat Each Other in the Fog.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, April 9.-The two-masted
schooner w. G.. Willard. loaded with bone meal,
coiiided with the three-masted schooner Ger
trude Browning Oft Faulkners Island last night
In the fog. and both were injured. The Wizards
crew saw the Browning bearing down upon
them and made a noise. hut tho Browning did
not change her course. The willard was struck
sm!Gships, losing her foretOpmast and rigging
end topsail. The BrowninK's towsprit crashed
through the rigging of the Willard. They drift
ed intcrlocked several hours. but were finally
cut loose. and the Willard dropped anchor THIS
,ihe Willard was injured severely in tho col
lsion. The first mate this afternoon registered
a protest in the local Custom House. Ho de-
slares that all the blame belongs to the Brown
Ing. That schooner has not yet been reported.
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RUNAWAY IN FORSYTH STREET.
Several Persons Injured ana Push Carts an
PeddIers' Stands Overturned.

A pair of horses attached to a milk wagon
belonging to Joseph Liberman of Secaucus. N.
j.. ran away in Forsyth street yesterday morn
ing. knocking down several persons and over
turning push carts and peddlers' stands.
Mrs. Bertha Solomon of As EldridRe street
sustained internal injuries and Mrs. Isaacs Of
"a Henry street was among those bruised.
Liberman was arrested and later arraigned
in the Essex Market Court. He was held in
300 bail for examination on April. 10 for leav-
ing his horses without a guardian In the public
streets.
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proposals.
ClO34o)

Io34o)
Co INV 81 NEM YORK; OF mi iss7'HTo contfac.ors:
PROPOSALS for Furnishing Materials and Perform.
Hospital Building on Gouverneur sip between
Front and Water Streets. in New York City, puEs
suant TO CHARTER 1Os' Laws OF 1894 as amended
SEALED ESTIMATES for the above work; indorse4
or persons making the same. and the date of presents
ton. will be received at the ONCE OF the comptroner,
s s1Hds s0s 10. ESQ B9oadway' in the City OF New
York, until Thursday; April 18th. 1877, at II
be publicly opened by. and in the presence Of the
Commissioners of the sinking Fund: or a majority Of
awarded, will be made TO the lowest bidder. with ede-
quate security. as soon theresfter as practicable, rhS
awarded viii be required TO attend at the ofnce Of the
De S,m ms 1s. OF r and e. m%rs' tS %,' CONTRAST int ssteW Within HnG ass
days from the date OF the service of a notice TO that
they viii be considered "a having abandoned It. and
as in default to the Corporation. and thereupon the
the contract be accepted and executed. The work to
commence at such time rs the Commissioner OF Public
b Formulation will not be given for the With
drawal OF any bid or estimate. No bid will be aoeopt-
in arrears to the Corporation upon debt or oontract,
or who is a defaalter. as surety or otherwise. upon
The entire work is to be completed within FIFTEEN
MONTHS on Ima arssr q p: ss Ssss Of t 1ss slseinf + Of r III S0 RsoG
SAND DOLLARS as hereinabove ~specined:
BLANK forms aan Of hs estimates obanansd o Sn Snp rnf,Sso 1h AZ tbe amo:
Of the Comptroller; No. ESQ Broadway. also the form
% Sa 1stef Fnr ruiz l %info1maso ,n see ' eify Rsssld. Tor ~
NE" Tf 4 HD I. sir fsSii \
JOHN W, GoFF.
AsHBEL p. FITCH. Commission
rsc omp;r3llsri 81 me
JOHN T. OAKLEY.
Boaph of Aldermen
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Real Estate Auction sales.

AT the Broadway salesroom yesterday william NJ.
Ryan sold No, 4b2 Third avenue. 22. 4xS0, three story
and basement brick tenement house. with store, par
tition sale, to l.. Leyersohn for $50. 500.
Peter =. Meyer 4 Co.: No. 525 West Fiftteth street,
north side. near Tenth avenue. hvestory brick tene.
ment house, 2bxl00.5, foreclosure sale. mechanics
liens. amount due 9.l8b, to Mary McWalter for
Alo05O.
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, NEW COUNTY COURT
" Q NEW YORK. April 9th. lss7.-Publio
notice is hereby given that on the leth inst, at this
ON Ice, Jurors shall he drawn for service in the various
courts to DO held in and for the City and County e
New York ON May Sd. 1897.
HENRY D. R County Clcrk.
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Court Calendars This bay.

Supreme. ~Court-speciai Term-Part H.-Ex'parts
surroaAts's court-chambers-No. day calendar.
Bor probate-wiIls OF Edmund A. Thorp. John W.
Barnes. Elizabeth A. Robson. sigmund Kohn At
1880 A. N.
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rNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF tho stockholdcrS OF the
L s. s. Mcclure Company will DO held at the ONCE
of the company, No. ldi East 25th 1T, New York city.
on Monday, April 10Th, 1897, at . o'clock 7. NJ, for
the purpose OF elccting directors for the ensuing year
and for the transaction OF such other bushes as may
come before the meeting.
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r1NANC1AL AND COMMERCIAL.

UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm S1.ooos).
1 q s IL, c.
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coWPERTHWAIT'S

hELlAN Many patrons could not be
IA UN.y.,e' served yesterday, so the 10th
anniversary celebration will
iOlss c,, be continued to day. Special
LONG REDlI
AOA West lAth street.
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union racine, Lincoln x COLORADO
Railway Company
FIRST MORTGAGE So BONDS.
At the request of holders Of q large number Of the
bonds above named, tho undersigned have consented
to act as q Committe for the protection OF their In
terests.
A protective agreement has been prepared for the
First Mortgage bonds Of the above mentioned COM
pany. copies Of which may be obtained at the onloe Of
the Old Colony Trust Company. in Boston, or the
Guaranty Trust Company Of New York, in New York.
under the terms of which holders are hereby invited
TO deposit their bonds with said Old Colony Trust
Company. in Boston. or Guaranty Trust Com
pany OF New York. in New York, which win issue
their negotiable receipts therefor.
As It is important that prompt action should be
taken. the time for receiving deposits of these bonds
has been limited to and including June nrst, 1897.
after which date the committee may decline to re-
ceive further deposits except upon such terms q they
shall decide to impose.
CHARLEs Z. CoTTTNG,
CHARLES 9. TUCKERAAN.
JAMES JACKSON.
LILA X. GLYN, ''ll
CHARLES II. TYLER, Counsel to COMMITTEES
Boston and New York. April g. 1897.
CTATE OF NEW YoRK-CoMPTROLLKR'S OF
- FICE, BUREAU OF CANAL AFFAIRS.
ALBANY. March 27th. 1897.
Pursuant 90 the provisions Of Chnpter 70 Of Lawn
Of 1895. proposals will be received e thia once until
Tuesday. the goth day OF April. 1897. at 12 O'Clock
noon Of that day. for n loan of
THREE MILLION
for which transferable certificates Of stock. regis
tered or coupon bonds. at the option Of the proposer.
Principal and Hntereat Payable I'm Gola.
will be issued in the name OF the People OF the STATE
Of New York, on the credit of the sinking Fund estab-
lished by said act. bearing interest ut the rate or
three per centum per nnnum. pay able semi-annu-
ally on the first days Of January and July. and the
principal reimbursable on the hrst day Of January.
1912.
Theae bonds are exempt from taxation, pur
suant to Chapter so. Laws OF 1897.
Proposals may be for the whole or any part OF the
loan not less than $1,000. and should state whether
registered or coupon bonds are desired, and such pro-
posals must be accompanied by Q certified check for
one per cent, OF the amount OF the proposal.
Payments for the loan will be required to be made
Bank of the Manhattan Co. in the city OF New York.
to the credit OF Treasurer OF the State of New York,
on account of Canal Fund, OF the amount OF the
aw ard, together with premium and accrued interest
from January ]. 1897.
The Comptroller reserves the right to reject all bids
which arc not in his opinion advantageous to the in
forests OF the State.
Interest on the loan from the first day OF January.
1897. will he payable at the Bank of the Manhattan
Co, in the city OF New York.
for Canal improvements" and directed to the Comp
troller OF the State of New York. Albany. N. Y.
A. ROBERTS,
Comptroller.
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'PRINTED MATTER. &c: -Gcrman steamers sailing
on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays take
Printed Matter. &c. for Germany. and Specially
Addressed Printed Matter, &c. for other parts OF
Europe. White star steamers on Wednesday take
Specially Addressed Printed Matter, &c, for Eu-
rope. American, Cunard, and French line steam
ers take Printed Matter. &c, for all countries for
which they are advertised to carry mail.
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Girrtirns and Mretinas.

nEIAwARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY
~ NEW YORK, April l0th, iSa7.+The annual meet.
ing OF the stockholders OF this comp ,ny viii bc held
at tho ONCE OF the company, ~ Cortlnndt street, in
this city. on Tuesday. the 18th day OF NAV next. for
the election OF Managers and for other business.
The polls will open at ~ o'clock noon, and remain
open for one hour. The transfer books Will he closed
from tho close OF business saturday, May LIST, until
the morning OF Wednesday, Mny 18th.
BY order OF the Board OF Managers.
y, M. Secretary,
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Bid. Asked.

clnsrNa rnIcrs or UNIFIED srArEs n
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The sales of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
day ware ms follows:
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The covering of shorts In sugar Rsaning.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-17
CAGES CURRENCY BILL.
Recommendations Made by the Sec
retdry in Measure Sub
mitted to the House.

WASHINGTON, Dec 16.-The currency
bill framed by Secretary Gage was intro
duced in the House to-day by Chairman
Walker OF the Banking and Currency Com
mittee Immediately alter the opening The
bill as presented to he House is identical
with the bill as submitted to the commit
tee, save for few changes of no especial
moment, and makes these four provisions:
First-To commit the country thoroughly to
the gold standard; remove so far as possible
doubts and fears on that point, and thus
strengthen the credit of the United States
both at home and abroad.
Second-To strengthen the reasury in rela-
tton to Its demand Liabilities, In which are in
cluded green backs, treasury notes, the INCL
dental obligation 10 maintain on parity
through interchangeability with gold, so far
as may be necessary, the present large vol
ume OF silver certificat tes and silver dollars.
Thfrd-To do this in such way as not to
contract the volume of circulation in the
hands of the people.
Fourth-To take an initial step toward q
system of bank note issues without the con-
ditional deposit OF public bonds as security
therefor.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-17
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.
Nominations Submitted and Some Con-
frmatjons Promptly Made by
the Senate.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-President
Mckinley submitted the following nomi-
nations to the Senats to-day:
TreasurY-Charles @. Dawes OF Illinois
10 be Comptroller of the Currency.
Interior-John A Nesbit of PennsyIva-
MIA to be Pension Agent at Philadelphia.
Court of Private Land Claims-Joseph
Reed. to be Chief Justice; William NJ.
May of Tennessee, Thomas c. Fuller OF
North Carolina, Henry C. Strauss of Kan
sas and Wilbur F. Stone of Colorado, to
be Associate justices; reappointments,
their terms expiring Dscem Der 81, 1897:
Lewis Mills. attorney for the United States
for the Southern District of Iowa; Robert
V. Cozier. attorney for the United States
for the District OF Idaho; Henry C. Do
ertv, Marshal of the United States for
the Eastern District of North Carolina.
The President also sent the arge nu NJ
Der of appointments made during the re.
cess OF the Senate which heretofore have
been announced.
The Senate to-day confirmed the follow
ing nominations: Charles G. Dawes OF
Illinois, to be Comptroller of the Cur
rency; John A. Ne bit of Pennsylvania
to be Pension Agent at Philadelphia, Pa
The Senate also confirmed large num-
Der of promotions in the army, the most
important being the following:
Colonel Samuel Breck, assistant adm
tant-general, TO be assistant adjutant-
general, with rank of brlgadier-general.
Captain Henry o. Sheldon Heistand.
Eleventh. Infantry, to be an assistant
Acknowledgement, with rank of major.
Colonel William 81. Bell, assistant COM
missary- general of subsistence, to be COM
mlssary-generalo OF subsistence, with rank
OF brigadier-geneIal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-17
UNION PACIFIC PAYMENTS.
KOtes and Currency Certificates Re-
cejved From the Clearing House
and Placed on DEPOSIT.

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-The Government
to-day received IS, 500, 600 in United States
notes and currency certificates from the
Clearing house and placed it on deposit
in the sub-trsasury. This vast sum was
paid to the sub-treasury yesterday in the
form OF single check drawn by the Union
Pacihc REORGANIZATION Committee upon
the Mercantile Trust Company, for which
company the Fourth National Bank is The
redemption agent at the Clearing g-house
This payment was reflected to-day in
the debit balance of the Fourth Nations al
Bank at the Clearing house of Sc. 923, coo,
and in the credit balance of the Assistant
Treasurer of the United States of
$7,67Z 900.
Another payment of $S, 100000 by the
committee fails due on December 26
Sunday, and will be paid the next day.
The third payment of the same amount
will be made on January g. part of the
money denOslted will be used 10 pay the
issue OF Union Pacific bonds known as
currency slxes, aggregating $50. 600, 600, on
Decem ber "a
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-17
UNDER THE
WATERS Of
THE RIVER
Successful Trials of
Simon Lakes Ar
gonaut.
FOUR HOURS BELOW
he SO hF ALE.
Those Aboard the Little Craft
Dine at the Bottom of
the PatapSCO.
UBMARINE NAVIGATION is
DEMONSTRATED.
Powers of Spsed on the Surface
and Beneath the Waves Are
Well Tested.
Those Aboard the Little Graft
Dine at the Bottom of
the PatapSCO.
SUBMARINE NAVIGATION is
DEMONSTRATED.
Powers of Spsed on the Surface
and Beneath the Waves Are
Well Tested.
Special Dispatch to THE CALL

BALTIMORE, Dec. 16. - Submarine
navigation seems to be an accomplished
fact. In the presence OF 1000 persons the
Argonaut, built by Simon Lake of this
city, was submerged in twenty feet of
water, and remained at the bottom of the
Patapsco for Iour hours. The craft be-
haved admirably, fulfilling all the re-
quirements claimed by the inventor. The
trial took place between Ferry Bar and
Fort McHenry in the Patapsco River, and
among the interested spectators was
Mayor Malser, at whose works the Argo-
naut was constructed. There were two de-
scents. AS the vessel lay at anchor she
looked very much like a miniature moni-
tor. Her decks were covered with water,
only the hollow masts towering ABOVE
supplying air to those inside.
After the exhibition of her going powers
above water the little craft took up posi-
tion short distance from shore, and in
two minutes after coming to a standstlll
went 10 ths bottom in twenty feet of
water, and crulsed around at the will OF
those inside. Those who accompanied the
inventor saw they expe Fenced no un-
pleasant sensation. The only time at
which the motion of the vessel was felt
was when rolling along on the hard bot
tom. Then there was a slight vibration.
The test to-day was a severe one, as
much of the bottom was muddy. Never
theless the boat plowed through without
any trouble. When at full stop a diver
entered an air tight compartment and
made his way out OF the vessel. Those
within were able to watch him as he
moved about at the bottom OF the river
A dinner was served under water and the
guests experienced no difficulty while
eating.
The second party had the same expert
ence as the first and the test was pro.
nounced by all in every way satisfactory.
1t was then explained that three systems
could be used for submerged travelling.
| With the masts used to-day and which
are hollow, permitting air TO come in on
| one side and go out the other, the yes e.
can work forty feet under water Ii
deeper water hose is used which
answers the purposes OF supplying air tc
| the gasoline engine and also supplies The
crew. In water 100 feet deep a storage
battery is depsnoed upon for power and
| light, and compressed air reservoir fol-
! an air supply.
When the hollow masts are submerged
and water pours in an automatic valve
stops the flow. The diver obtains his
| supply OF air from a tube running around
| the TOP of the vessel, which contains com,
! pressed air. He experienced no trouble
| either in going out or returning.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-17
STABBED TO
Death At A
STAGE DOOR
Actor William Terris the
Victim of an AS
SaSSin.
CUT DOWN AT THE
ENTRANCE.
Prompt Arrest of the Ex-Super
Who Inflicted the Fatal
Wound.
ALLEGED CAUSE OF THE
MURDER.
The Prison er Declares That He Had
Been Done Out of the BeneVo-
lent Fund.
Prompt Arrest of the Ex-Super
Who Inflicted the Fatal
Wound.
ALLEGED CAUSE OF THE
MURDER.
The Prisoner Declares That He Had
Been Done Out of the Benevo-
lent Fund.
Special Dispatch to THE CALI,

LONDON, Dec. 16-William Terris, the
well-known actor, was assassinated to-
night, being stabbed with knife as he
was entering the stage door Of the Adel-
phi Theater.
Mr.. Terris has been playing in London
in the English version of William Gill
lette's American drama. "Secret Service"
The murderer rushed at the actor as he
was stepping across the pavement from
his cab and stabbed him just below the
heart
Terris fell. shouting: my God, he's
stabbed me. Don't lei him escapeW
The assassin withdrew the dagger and
made second plunge at his victim, but
he was seized Dy the spectators, of whom
there is always a crowd about the stage
entrance to witness the arrival OF the
actors.
Mr.. Terris was placed on the landing of
the stairway just inside the theater, where
he lay groaning loudly. Once or twice he
tempted TO speak, but it was impossible.
He quickly succum bed while surrounded
by the theater staff.
The murderer was taken to Bow-street
police station, followed by an angry
crowd. His name was given as Archer
1t is said that he had been super" at
| the Adelphi Theater several years ago,
and for some days he has haun ted the
| theater. The motive of the crime Is not
| yet known.
A large audience had already assem- bled
| for the evenink performance, and the
| manager came to the footlights and an
nounced that as MIR. Terris had met with
an accident no performance would be
| given tonight.
| 1t appears that the assassin last evening
asked the keeper of the stage entrance as
| to the whereabouts of Mr.. Terris, and his
| behavior was then so obnoxious that
| Harry Nichols, one of the principal col
leagues of Mr.. ferris. was obliged to re-
monstrate and to order him to leave the
premises.
The scenes along the Strand at the hour
when the theater closed to-n night were re-
markable. By that time the special edi-
tlons OF the evening papers were out and
the newsboys were shouting around the
theater that Mr.. Terris had been muir
| dered. At first the people refused TO place
any credence in the report, but when they
found that ii was true, horror and indig-
nation were expressed.
When Archer arrived a. the police sta
| ton he still held the wespon, apparently
butcher-knife, concealed beneath his
| cape. On being charged with murder he
| is reported to have replied: Hes done
| me out OF the benevolent fund this morn
| ing, and l am out of IL for life."
The murderer was placed in cell and
| is under special watch for the night
The understudy of the deceased actor
| tells curious story OF how last night he
dreamed that he saw Mr.. Terris lying on
landing surrounded by a crowd.