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Got II Worse on Appeal.

New York, Jan. 1G.--According TO the
Paris correspondent Of the Herald, the
court of appeals has given its decision
In the case of tapestry dealers who
had falsihed their wares so as to re-
semble antiques.
Charlaunes Of Paris, and Sauvageot
OF Troyes, had sold these 'doctored"
aubusones to Nine. Lematrle, Of Eper-
nay. and the SENS tribunal condemned
them some days ago to six months i'm
prisonment, 1000 francs fine and 1000
francs damages, On appeal the sem
tence has been confirmed and the dam
ages increased to 1900 francs.
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SMALLPOX or Jail.

Minneapolis, MINI, Jan. 16.--Dr, II,
NJ. Bracken, secretary of the Minnesota
state board Of health, in a public adj
dress here declared that everybody Of
discretionary years found afflicted with
smallpox ought first to be cured and
then sent 10 Jail for ninety days.
DR.. Bracken explained that thorough
demonstration had been given OF the
preventive value OF vaccination and
there was no excuse for smallpox In
civilized countries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-16
Consort Of Yachts for Dumout,

New York, Jan. l6.--When Santos.
Dumont makes his attempt to fly in his
airship from Nice to Corsica he will be
accompanied by three beautiful yachts
as escorts, cables the Nice, France,
correspondent of the Journal and
American.
They are the Varuna. which has been
offered by Eugene Higgins; the Lysis-
terata, offered by James Gordon Ben
nett. and the Caanthe offered by Ar
thur A. Hinckley.
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Observation-Disclosures


,o.,rlo. Jan. 1.-THE water
i, D he jupiter mine has not sup ,s onG
y. in' . ',,'p Of forty-three men, lnclud-
"a, "a, , no manager of the mine and two
lps . W, was cut off. Hope oil
''p''" ,so mon has been abandoned
'I rSs disaster was due to the overflow
!, me River Bila near the mine
r,s,outlons to prevent flooding were
'.s,n 100 late. one engineer was saved
s .'l nine men couraseously
.sot Into the mine second Tine ana ana
. .'r", returned Thirty'one OF lhe VIZ
NV we're married.
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WALKERS STORE,
Made=tO=Order Tailor Dresses, up
to 500 for--$5o.oo.
TWO LAST DAYS OF SALE.

PENHS the most masmow offering the store has able
tailor made FOL little
recently demonstrate his ability rankin
Salt Lake City he for occupied San
garments and with the united effort Of the goods
underpnce Choice cloths black
Scotch and English Sdns auenu fabrics 500 yard All
best sahn skirts all dIkned these
antd The regular should b$5
Saturday the two last days Of sale but have the making
Febuay-$500O
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Kid Glove and Mitten
Chance.

A goodly lot OF women's overseam kid
gloves in brown, red, mode, tan, black,
blue and few white with self or black
stitching on backs. all sizes, For an
after inventory clearance-S9c.
Some odds and ends Of good wool nit
tens for women and children that We're
zoe and 25c a pair. Choice Friday and
Saturday -l5c.
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IONS Tea was served at the close
Of the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. o, j. Salisbury return
today from their eastern trip.
MI and Mrs A. n. Walker entertain.
ed the card-club last night
Dana McCready left last night for
New York and after a months stay
there WIN 80 to Chicago to reside per-
manently
The ladies' OF Unity Circle VIII give
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strict Color Lino.

Guthrie Okla, Jan. 15,-ChIef Justice
Buford has issued an order that states
that II there be only one colored child
of school district the authorities
must provide a separate school house
and teacher This order takes in the
entire territory and win prove very
expensive 10 The various counties that
have appealed to the supreme court.
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her baby sister with razor tester-
day, and charged her b-year.old broth.
or with the crime, confessed today that
she did IT, but was unable TO assign
any reason for the act, She said the
notion to kill her sister came into her
head and that she could not resist her
sudden passion for blood.
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New Mining stock Exchange

Colorado Springs, Jan 15,-.The new
mining exchange I'm Colorado Springs
was opened today for the first time,
This evening the Colorado Springs
mining association held a banquet at
the Antlers hotel in honor of S, c..
Stratton, the multi-mlllionalre, who
owns the new exchange building, There
were 1870 persons at the tables.
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Thayer Succeeds Clinton.

Des Moines, H., Jan. 15,--At a Joint
caucus Of the Democratic members Of
the general assembly this evening f.
VI Thayer OF Clinton was nominated
for United States senator TO succeed
Senator Allison, and John j. Seerey Of
burlington was nominated to succeed
Senator Dolliver. Both men are gold
Democrats and their nomination is
considered quite a victory for that
wing Of the rarty S. M. Sassy Of
Madison, r. j. Phillips Of Ottumwa
and George Cullison Of Harlan also were
candidates against Seerley.
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Objects to color in Hanging.

oxford, Miss, Jan, 15.-The jury In
n, second trial OF Whit owens for
M murder Of Hugh Montgomery today
lsturned verdict Of guilty and he was
sentenced to be hanged on Friday
ebrary Il, the same date fixed for
Me- hanging Of VIII Matthew and or
ando Lester. WIN Matthew has re-
quested Judge Lowery to have his
iangng at a different hour from the
time at which the negro, Orlando Les
ttr viii be hanged, and has asked that
he be hanged from a different gallows,
He says he Is opposed to social equality
and that Ia why the request is made.
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Mems Hats Half Price

Stiff and soft hats, late shapes Of
this season and in every color ex-
cept black. The inventory books show
too many so a clearance at half reg
ular prices. The $500 kinds for 5000;
the $3.50 for sl.25; the $500 for 800;
the $3.50 for-75c.
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In Art Store.

A lot OF linen center pieces, stamped
in different designs, and sold regularly
at 4Oc and SOC each, for quick radiance
--l9c.
Some small linen pieces, doylies, and
mats, In different sizes, stamped, each
&c.
Kodak and address books with the
stamI ed linen covers, white. tan, blue
and red. Address books we're 75c, the
kodak Sl.00, choice for-iOo.
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Stone Party Safe.

Boston, Mass. Jan l5.--At the Offices
OF the American board Of American
missionaries little anxiety as felt to-
day for Miss stones ransom party II
is pointed out that the party was COM
posed OF men Of discretion, who know
the country. No word is expected from
them until their work Is done
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A NOTED PHYSICIAN
Makes an Important Statement
OF Interest to All Women.

DEAR Mrs.. pNKHAM,--The hon.
est, intelligent physician is above the
school Whatever Is best in each
case should be used no matter 70 what
school a physician belongs, |, as a
matter OF conscience, can only pre-.
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The properties Of BALLARDs SNOW
EMINENT possess q range OF useful
ness greater than any other remedy.
A day seldom passes IN every house,
hold, especially where there are chill
dren, that II is not needed Price, 50
cents Y. G, NJ. l.
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A Reliable Remedy for Bowel TsoublcM
Rev J, N Yinglng. pastor OF the
Bedford ST. NJ. H. church, Cumberland,
Nd, says 1T affords me great pleas
ure to recommend Chamberlalns Collie,
Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy
have used II and know others who have
never known It to fail" For sale by
all drugglsta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-16

an English tea at the home Of Mrs
Husbands a week from next Thurs
day
Mrs. \, j, Gorham entertained the
College club this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-16

Blanks for the use OF block teachers
IN making yearly statistical reports, can
be procured at this office. rs cents per
dozen.
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Boys Knee Trousers
Up to so for-5Oc

A cleaning up OF the entire stock dur
ing inventory time brought these to
light Made Of cheviots, worsteds, cas-
simeres, and serges in red, brown and
gray mixture effects and are for boys
Of to l6 years, The lot Is made UP
of 75o, 81 90, sl.25 and 81 80 knee trous-
ers, one priced for Friday and saturday
at-50c.
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h'lled Baby sls,e,

aelson, ne nan !, Jan. l5.-Nellle Cor
'"' ll'year-old girl, who k NIsI
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Women's Long Coats at Half Price.

called by reason Of their being the very
ade Of finest satins broadcloth and kerr
ur. Friday and Saturday those that
$50 and the 5000 for--S42 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-16

Three lines OF novelty garments-so
ultra fashIonables Of the season and IN
sey; beautifully trimmed, some with
were $500 for 1872 90; the $500 kinds
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
ACCUSES FORMER EMPLOYER
MAN SAYS SKULL WAS FRACTURED
IN QUARREL OVER WAGES.

George Fowler thirty-fve years old. OF Mamar-
oneck is A patient in the NewRochelle Hospital
with fractured skull received under mysterious
circumstances late Sa turday night either IN OF IN
front Of A hotel kept by Louis Scanlon at Weaver
st and Port Road. Mamaronock The injured man
has made a statement TO Sergeant Kelly, OF the
New Rochelle police. In which he accuses Scanlon
OF striking him the head with iron bar four
feet long. He says that he had worked for Scanlon
and quarreinE about his pay when the hotel
proprietor became angry and attacked him with the
bar
The physicians at the hospital to-day performed
an operation on the injured man. but they do not
think that he will live. They say that his skull is
badly shattered.
Scanlon denies that he struck Fowler He says
that the injured man was found in the highway
twenty-five feet from the hotel lying In a pool OF
blood a stone walk He admits that he twice
ordered Fowler, who intoxicated, out OF the
hotel Fowler then left the place. and that the
last. SCanlon declares. that he OF the injured
The police and constables OF MamaroueCk have
made no arrests. They are engaged in wrangle
over whether the town village authorities have
Jurisdiction Fowler found point where
the town OF MamaroneCk and the villages Of
Mamaroneck and Larchmont meet. The police Of
the three places In a quandary : to what
action to take. While they debating the Ques-
tion SCanlon Is at liberty
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
FLOODS LOOSE IN GEORGIA.
STREAMS ARE OUT OF THEIR BANKS
COUNTRY Is INUNDATED AND RAIL
ROAD TRAFFIC STOPPED.

Atlanta, Ga. March 16-Heavy rains yester-
day and last night in Northern and Middle
Georgia to-day caused the Atlanta Weather
Bureau TO send flood warnings to Eufaula,
Ala, and West Point and Columbus. Ga. pre-
dieting a rapid rise in the Chattahoochee River.
North Alabama deluged. as were also por-
tiOns of South Georgia and Northern Florida.
Streams in these sections are out Of their banks.
At Albany, Ga. the Flint River, which rose at
the rate of foot hour last night, has not
yet reached the maximum height expected. The
rainfall there in the last three days has been
nearly twelve inches. Many sewers burst. and
houses in the low lying portion Of the town
We're surrounded by water for several hours
The river is still rising, and all creeks north of
there are out Of their banks. The tracks Of the
Central of Georgia and Plant System between
Albany and Thomasville are under water in
several places.
The Chattahoochee River at Columbus rose
seven feet to-day and is still on the upward
move. The Southern Railway has a washout
near Milena, Ga, on one of its small branches
The washout near Everett City has not yet been
repaired. and has prevented the departure Of J.
Perpont Morgan and party, who were to leave
Brunswick yesterday for Cincinnati by way Of
Atlanta. Mr.. Morgan. however. expects to de
part tomorrow morning.
Traffic on the Central Of Georgia was delayed
several hours by a washout near Union Springs
Ala. Some damage was done 20 the town of
Cordele, Ga, by the heavy rains and a washout
is reported near there.
A special from Brunswick, Ga says:
Information reaching Brunswick tonight is 70
the effect that the surrounding country is food
ed. as 4 result of the recent rains. Rain has
been coming down in torrents here since noon,
and there is indication Of cessation. Not a
train is moving over the Brunswick and Rir-
mingham Railroad. Through Buffalo Swamp the
water is the tracks for nearly mile, and
passengers are unable 10 get to Brunswick. The
Plant Systems track is intact The Altamaha
River is still high, but is reported falling north
of here.
A special from Montgomery, Ala, says:
The Seaboard Air Line suffered severely by
last nights rains, and its trains in this part of
the State are indefinitely annulled It lost
bridge and considerable track near HurtsbOro,
and lesser washouts are reported other points.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
ISLAND TRADE GROWING.
PHILIPPINES IMPORTS SHOW INCREASE OF
THIRTY-F1vE PER CENT.

Washington, March 1.-THE insuar division Of
the War Department has prepared for publication
extract from its regular monthly bulletin the
commerce Of the Philippines comparing the eight
months ended August 81. 1901. and 1900.
1t is shown that the total value Of merchandise
imported In the eight months ended August 81 1901
$96lS596. against $lA5s0457 for the period
OF 1900, and the total value Of merchandise ex-
ported in the eight months ended August 81, 1901 ,
$685. lo5 against SIS 592SO5 for the same period
Of 1900
The imports show increase Of 50 per cent IN
the period OF 1901. compared with the same
period OF 1900. In the exports there a per
cent increase in favor of 1901 The imports from
the United states exclusive Of gold and silver. in
eight months Of 1901, S2470O0. being an in
crease Of 81 per cent over the same period Of the
preceding year, while the export figures show
I,9606S7 slight increase in favor Of 1901 The
import figures show gain Of nearly $1.OO0,OG0 on
food stuns and in manufactured articles OF nearly
N000000 for the eight months OF 1901 Agricultural
exports for the periods mentioned show a slight in
crease in 1901, the showing for this period being
S4539,sSI OF this Sl0.436.5 .566 is credited to
hemp the leading article of export Tho export
figures Of $7G9 16@ in manufactured articles for the
period OF 1901 nearly doubled those of 1890, while
products Of the mines and forests show a decided
increase over 1900
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
WOMAN WALKS IN STREET IN NIGHTGowy

WIFE OF RETIRED SILK IMPORTER SAID TO HAVE
NERVOUS HYSTERIA.
A man took into the West Sixty-eighth-st. sta
tion last evening a woman in a nighgown. He
told the police that he had found her wandering up
Amsterdam-ave., between Sixty-seventh and Sixty
eighth SITS.
The woman said that her name Lizzie Du
pont. She gave her address No L West Sixty
sixth-st. She placed in charge OF the matron
and an officer sent 10 the address. He found
no one in that house named Dupont
The woman in the mean time talking in
coherentv. and acting in an excited manner. She
finally said that she lived at No. Il West Sixty
ffth-st. Her husband was summoned. and to the
police said that he Joseph Dupont. a retired
silk importer. He had no idea what caused his
Wife's condition
ambulance summoned from Roosevelt
Hospital and DR.. Holden after examining the
woman said that she suffering from nervous
hysteria. He thought that under treatment she
would soon recover her health.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
THIEVES RIFLE Y. u. c. A. ROOMS.
BIBLES TORN Up. POOR BOXEs BROKEN.
EVERYTHING PORTABLE TAKEN

Trenton. n. j. March rs (SpeciaD.-Thieves
secreted themselves in the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Building in this city last night
and between the time Of closing and opening
this afternoon went through the place thorough
fy They even robbed the poor boxes and took the
missionary envelopes which the organization
had gathered for the foreign field. a gold
watch. a silver loving cup athletic trophies.
$50 in money, So in postage stamps. clothing,
some gymnasium apparatus-everything por
Tableware taken. Then the thieves tore up
Bibles, religious tracts, hymn books and files OF
periodicals. and strewed them the floor. while
the walls they wrote obscene verses and
saCrilegious prose.
When the janitor opened the doors this after
noon he found that door forced open from
the inside and IL is supposed that the thieves
Carted their plunder through the streets in the
principal part Of the town. There is no Clew TO
the perpetrators, and the Chief OF Police is MAX
ing rigid examination to how the burglary
could be committed in State-st. and no police
the thieves.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
SKIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW -YoRK-sUNDAY. MARCH I6, 1902.
ARRIVED.

AhfNlNf~L
Chicago city Gr Hunter B,is5oI o FsOFgary -
rived at the Bar at I:lS a m ,,t.n..,.- ,,.,,-..
2G ballast Philip Ruprecht, Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Miano Ger, scharmberg, Hamburg February
2S with 500 seerage to Funch. Edye
steamer La Gascosne tFri Fourner Havre March $
mdse. 20 cabin lo76 seerage Passengers the
Compagnie Generate TransatlantGue Arrived at the Bar
steamer oronsay GBr). Ellis Yokohama November -.
Iilogo December Shanghai ~ F9ochoW So Hong Kong
AlgIers 2a with mdse to Barber Co Arrived at the
% Msss Ars A and GsEs PrGeGa @s I
cabin cabin ana Il sieeraEe passengers s 60
Aysa stss4s at Pins ia sa wem q 2o o Aaren
February n. DemeraIa %. Trinidad p, Carupano y
6elo l. Curacao S. Jacmel : Aux Cages
ha@d h@& . St' co Arrived ri at % the Bar at bi5 mr. nun
Steamer Cherokee. staples san Domingo city March T.
Monte Christi 10 and Turks Turks Island md, H. with mdss and
- PNf9l 10 s0i &s
steamer %"i Fl RIO PsTkeT March T. with
steamer Hamilton, Boaz, Newport News and Norfolk.
with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion IS
steamer Gulf stream. swain Philadelphia. with mdse
steamer Ph@ncIa Ger, Duese. Hamburg March > and
Hamburg American south Fire Island at 7:i5
Sandy Hook. }. March 1e $50 m-wtnd south.
SAILED.
Flushing; Buffalo (B5, HUH; Ethelwod IBD Port An An
Newport News: Dover (Br) Havana MatanzaS
etc. via Norfolk: westernland C8r). Liverpool.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Holyh March l6-Passed, steamer Canadian (Brl,
Hill. New-York Liverpool
Rotterdam March iSSAiled steamer soterdyke Dutch
new), for Nevr-York land passed Lizard l6h).
Bremen March i6-Arrivei. Kronprinz Wilhelm
Ger. Richter. New-fork via Plymouth and Cher
bourg.
Gibraltar March 16-Sailed,
Theresa (Gerl. Weyer. from Naples
NewYork passed, steamers California. BIakie. New
York for Naples Genoa MaTseles. etc: Stella
. CtaD. SartoH. Genoa and Naples for New-York.
Malta. March ARRIVED, steam yacht WandeIer (Robin-
SON owners New-York via West Indies.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Congregational ministers. Bible House. II a. m.
Sportsmans Show, Madison Square
Professor Herbert A. Ges's lecture Chinese Columbia
University, 1 30 p. m.
Republican Club. No. 45O Fifth ave & p. m.
Dinner II Friendly Sons OF Patrick Demonicos
third st, y p.
Gospel meeting, IAnox Presbyterian Church. 8 D. m
Good Fellowship Club Of Manhattan. No 226 West Fifty
eighth St. evening
New York Academy Of Sciences, No. West Fifty
fifth St, p. m
Society Of Colonial Wars. Delmonco's 80 D. m
Peoples Institute lecture. Cooper Union. D. IN.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
HIBERNIAN PARApE LN OrrAHA

ottawa ont, March 16-St. Patrick's Day was
celebrated to-day by church parade There were
fully six thousand in the procession. Three bands
furnished tie music Timed from the centre gate
OF the Parliament Buildings 1t took the procession
thirty-hve minutes 10 pass The uniformed HI
bernians OF Montreal made fine showing As
they marched they executed several unioue semi
military movements. including the Greek cross and
Mete iouuIy aPpiauoed TOMORROW evening st
fatricks Day will be further celebrated by a grand
concert and speecl making in the Russell Theatre
In the procession to-day were seen r. w Scott
secretary Of State. and John Costigan ex- Minister
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
NEWS FROM MANILA.
NEW ARMY POST ON THE PAsIG RIVER
QUARANTINE AGAINST HONG KONG.


Manila. March 16-General Chaffee has signed
executory contract for the purchase OF a
site for army post at point seven miles UP
the Pasig River. The site is a mile and quar-
ter wide by two miles and a half long. II is
bounded side by the Pasig River and on
the other by the Laguna de Bay. 1t is on high
ground and overlooking Manila Building on
this site VIII begain the purchase has
been approved by Congress.
Givera, the insurgent leader. has issued a
proclamation in the island Of Samar declaring
that he has succeeded General Lukban. who was
captured by the Americans. and that conse-
quently all orders now standing in the name Of
Lukban void. Givera also says he has been
compelled unwlingly 20 issue this procIama-
ton.
owing TO cholera at Hong Kong a quarantine
Of five days will he enforced against all vessels
arriving here from that port.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
-NEW-YORK CITY

The Neighborhood Workers have just announced
course II studies the labor problem and social
settlements, to be given by Robert A. Woods Of
the South End House. Boston. the West Side
Neghborhood House Tenth-ave. and Ffftieth-st
which will begin Tuesday morning April !
and VIII continue on Thursday and Friday morn
ings and Monday. Tuesday and Thursday evenings
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
HONE NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-Be -Belamy storer. United States
Minister Spain. CAMBRIDGE-Ex- Senator NJ.
c. Butler, of South Carolina. HOFFMAN-Harry
S. New. Of Cleveland. GILSEY- President John NJ
Egan. Ocean Steamship Line. of Savannah WAL
DORF- -ASTORIA-Li General Nelson 4
Miles. L. s. A. p. w. Moen, of Worcester; A.
Rleecker Banks. of Albany
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
FIRE BURNS ALL DAY.
SEVENTEEN THOUSAND BALES OF JUTE
DESTROYED.

Seventeen thousand bales of jute stored in a
one story shed, running from West and Noble
SITS TO Milton-st. side and Oak-st on the
other, in Greenpoint Brooklyn, were destroyed
by fire yesterday morning The jute, which was
owned by the American Cordage Company was
valued at $4,000 The flames did not extend
TO the brick buildings of the plant where
thousand or more hands are employed
Three alarms turned in. and as the fac
tory is only block from the river the fireboats
David Boody and Seth Low did much good
work. Deputy Fire Chief Dale and Deputy Chief
Snow, from Long Island City. were in charge
OF the forces The smoke was so thick that the
fire was A hard one to handle The 1reuen
could do little except keep the flames from
spreading 10 the factory proper The jute
burned all day and several engines were
duty last night.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

25o a m-No. l47 Essex-st, simon Alden; trifng.
1920 a m.-No. 2I2 Twet,hst., George Himeyer'
trifinR
1928 . u-Foot Of Morton St, T. Ryan; S.
80 D. m-No 233 East Fifty-third- st. Miss Jennie
Fischuer; trifng.
AIS = m-No. $50 Ffrst-ave. owner unknown; S.