New-York tribune. [volume], March 12, 1893, Page 4, Image 4

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TRENTON SESSION ENDED.
A NEW RACING HILL FORCED THKor-.Il
BOTO HOISTS IN THL CLOSLVQ HOURS.
IT PROHIBITS BACIXfl IX TUT' TUBBS W1XTE1
nonna, and was bbawb op bt tub
"DUMB or BttOOCSBTCB"- FI'.axtio.
Bl'T FtTII.I. OPPOSITION OP TIIK
iovocatfs of t.rrri NHI"KC,
\ (.UT Ttl IT.VW.
(BT TM F.CKAI'H to mr. TKIIUSr 1
Trenton. N .*., March ll.?Spcnl aad exhausted
with exclteaaent, the *Legtolature adjonnssl sine
die at 5:1S o'.lock this Bltemoon I.ir turo ila.it
lill Hilo-- of the IIOUUC lliul been stHs|.'-n it'd, ml
practifiillv thc same was true ol ti.e St-i.a'i- rubs,
um! acutes of bills wert* paaaed without the sli.dit
??Ht eouatderution. Fortunately Coveniur Werta
bas thirty days bj which to consider tia* '"ills
piesenteil t<i him after adjournment, and thia
leisure period trill atTord him plenty of oppor?
tunity to elli out the Hud Mila imin the cowl nnd
the prent number thal are plainly unconsti?
tutional. Leglalation was never more reck?
lessly paaaed neve thnn thi* yttt. The
railroads and (.tiicr corporations found lt an
eaey Lagtolatara la handle1 and they have seenred
the piisH.1..- of lull* that Ioi years had been in
trndaeed In vain.
Thc most interesting occurrence in the closing
hours ot the session na* the puBBuge ul Aseembly
man Hyrne's bli] tc prohibit huraa-raeiug t"ir purse*
or prizes SOrtag the months of Pepi Bl-Ol. Jai.mry
and Februury. Aa wai* telegraphed l.st night,
"Billy" Thompson, the " Duke of GUmeeatcr," wai,
the real author of this MMaaate. lie bad
tlie lull drawn at IO n'eluek list night,
but it was not Intruduoed until i
o'clock this afternoon. If th. "Duke oi t'Piiicos
ter" hu* any athel object in vb-w than the pui'i
tohmi'iit of the Guttenburg people who failed to
?respond t.o hie call nu- financial help when h.- waa
puttiiiR tho Parker gambling lulls through', it
must be to appease tin- Deaauerutic leader* id tho
State who had ben pleading with him for days
to "io som. tbiug to relieve the party ot the r<?
eponsibility for the Parker arin Most people
believe that the "Duke" doesn't tan- a straw fir
the Denim nitic, leaders, but that his single pur?
pose is to lu* avenged upon "Denny" McLaugh
lin, because- the latter showed adSshness wh.-Ti
called upon to contribute to Ibe racing nv-n's
fund. While, ga stated, the great majority renard
this as the true i.-ason for the pussuge of thc bill.
many ethers fanny that tho measure **>ntulna
lomethirg which cannot ho detected upon its
furfnec. but which, in due season, will turn out
to be for the benefit of the winter tracks.
The bill looks honest enouch. lt malu--- racin.
rJurfu.' tho -nontli8 mentioned unlawful, imposes
ho*vy pennltio.*- for Itu violation, and authorize-*.
nnd directs the State police to make raids upon
trucks where ths law is violated. It socs even
further. Having in view the fact that John P.
Feeny ls thc chief of the State police, and that
he 1* on terms of intimate friendship with ibo
management of the Cuttenbure track, th" " Duke"
had inserted a clause authori.ini' tho Governor to
call upon the State militia to perform the duties
imposed upon the Stat,- police in the event of
the failure of the latter to act. Tb.* bil] went
through both houses with a rapidity that aa*
tonishod even tho ohbist and craftii**st lobby isis
The "Duke of Ciloncester" taught them trick* ili.it
were never dreamed of in their philosophy.
" Denny" McLaughlin'** men were aware that
tho bill was coming in, and they prepared for
a biir fight, expending to bo abb- somewhere in
ita progress through the houses to check its
flight and kill it. Hat they could (lo nothing
of the kind, and the ?Duke'" laughed at their
frantic effort-- to heat his measure. Having lien
put upon the calendar without reference io any
committee snd engrossed In advance, tlie hill
was really, the very moment of its introduction, tor
tho second reading. Fast and furious came the
amendments designed to kill it, snd guilt and
decisive were all the votes BgahkBt them. Mr.
Carroll, of Hudson, tod the lighting for "Denny"
McLaughlin. On his desk was a big pile of
amendment*.. After tho slaughter of Cv-vo or three
of thom Carroll made a motion to strike out thc
enacting claus* of the bill; and that alga wis
( voted down.
Mr. Lane, of Union, advocated the hill. So far
as it went, he said, it was approvt-d by the Citi
tens' Ix-ague. Many members who had voted for
the Parker gambling bill* were anxieus to square
ehonisolvcs with their constituents by voting f-.r
this act, aud they nil spoke iu favor of it.
A motion to advance the hill to third reading
was carrie., \vbile Mr. Carroll wu.* on his feet
ottering amendments. He cried out thut fiir
flay was sot being shown, and shouted and sawed
the air, but Speaker Flynn puid no attentiou
to him.
"I have a lot of amendments," encl Carroll.
"Too lat<?," retorted the Speaker.
"1 want to offer them for thc consideration ot
the House.''
" Too late ."
Mr. I-ane moved that the bill Ik*
taken up on third reading, and Mr. Carroll
taunted him with joining tho gang which he had
for weeks been denouncing.
"You're a line iiioralLst, you uroL-' -houted
Carroll at Lane.
? You bot!" exclaimed a man in the gallery,
and .everybody toughed
Tlie FB_g and nays were now taken, and the
measure was passed, 37 to 17.
In ten uiiiiutos more the bill was on the
Senate calendar; and the orders there, like those
iu the House, were to whip it through. Senator
Daly made a hurd llnht to heat it. He said, in
one of his many speeclu-s, that it repouled some
of tho beet featuros of the Parker bills and
allowed racing and gambling lor nine months in
the year. Ile had n?v?*r seen the bill, and
wanted the S*-nators to have thc advantage ot
printed cories ho that they might bo able to
read it carefully.
"The bill shall bo road carefully here before
Anal action," said President Adrain.
.Senators Terhuno, of Monmouth. Stokes, of
Cumberland, and others, said they Intended to
vote for the measure Ikv.iiso it killed winter
racing. It might tx- detlcient in many reapects,
but txi stop the alleged s^ort for Hm** ni'inth* in
tho year wa* a concession to public sentiment.
Senator Marsh, of -Talon, made a short but
strong apeeeh against the bill. Men wen- bidgel.
he said, by thc company tiny kept. This bill
wns fresh from the hands of the men who had
foisted tho gambling laws upon tho State. It
had been in the Senate only Bfteea minutes, yet
t4 <-y were tlready demanding Baal action on it.
The bill wai*, to say tha least, open to BUBOklpn.
Ho wan against gambling in any form or daring
any period of the year. It were far better to let
thc gambling laws stink In the nostrils of the
people tho whole year. Next winter a body of
men would be elected aa the Legislature who
would not prostitute thc State to the interests of
the gamblers.
After a few more short speech**, pro and con,
tlie roll was called, and the hill passed! lb to .",.
.hose voting in the negative wen- Meaar*. Daly,
Marsh. Mc Nile ken. Miller uud Perkins, nll^ Demo?
crats, lt is believed th<- Guvernor will sTmi tho
bill.
Just before the break-up in the House th* m_?n
bers presented Speaker Flynn with two beaptilul
disnic.nl shirt studs. The commit tee on presenta?
tion constated ot Messrs. Lane, Salinger snd
Studor. The;- all msdo speeches complimentary
to the .Speak**, praising him for his courtesy and
fairnea* in the "hair. These men had all chal?
lenged the ruling* of the Speaker many timee
PU- mn* Wide.
Not on Oil* broad continent alone, but lu malarial
hreedlng implf-al region*, tn c. ur, te mi la. Mexico. Snath
Aaterlc*. Ut* I.thmui of Pinnum, and t-lrvvrhcrc. Unite*-*
ter1. stomach Ritter* ?trot** t, Inhabitant* und sojourn*?
pretet-tiCKt **alnit malari*. The miner, the BaBhhj ?-*rtv d
Ironilmnt. the tiller et the virgin .ntl new ir r-obb** of lt.*
ganail Br the *xe of the pioneer, gai In Bm *upero
anU-febril* .pe-rlflc a p*v*ervrr qilnn the vol?ori m
i.lai-m* which, lu v**t dlMrlct* Heh In nator-l r_t_.irce?,
I* rta fertile tn d!-e?*?. n annlhilitei diiorder* or thc
?ch, liver and Soweto, fortlflei tho* ? who uie lt agalnit
ailment* bred and tottered by outdoor expo.uis.;
tafUBBS gastal uaiuilh tata a frame chilled br a rigorwn
-BngwalBN. sad rsha m their pawer t* hana morel*, asd
evsntag astits aud vapom laden with hurtfalneaa; *_ren_th
aaa tte waak and eeota*ia tactplant kKtaar traahl*.
during the racetrack excitement, and they were
obliged io ward their honeyed word* eorefully.
Speaker Flynn returned hi* liuiiins Iceliiulv lol
tim pm, -,n j acknowledged that it mus thc hrs!
tii_. this winter that he had lost his nerve.
SHABF PRACTICES AT LINDF.S
RACE-VACS MEX PA! K A BEPVBUCAX PRIMARY
AMI NO.MIXATl. A TltKKT
The rncettncB gang m-ca-.p-d down on binden town?
ship Friday right, find bv pB?Mug Hie Republican
primary wrth Demuetata and truck follower- sm*
reeded Iii gefeultug ihs ticket which the respectable
people ri the township had selcoted to be voted for
*1 tbe nnniial township election. No inch cup -wa*
expected bv Hie anti racetrack element. ?nd ?* a
result Ita. were taken nniiwuics. Mani* of llic^li
Bfgleeted to sttend the primary, awlai t* the Marmy
wrath**, umi not thtahlug lhere trout- he anv ao*
test. The raerirach gang, however, Usc* thrir ie*
feat at the meeting ot iln- lotrnshlp ?camarltte* leal
Monday night, lind been secretly toying fVlr plans
to turu the inblcs on their opponent* .-ind ou-t frc ni
power In Ihe IOWB?hlp the committeemen who wei"
antagonistic to them. Tin* township m- carefully
cu ti va*-?d for- votes, nnd every luau who could bc
found fnev-imblv In, lineal town ul the racetrack wa*
induced to attend tn., primary. Th.- -introm* wis
tl,nt the anti racetrack ticket was beaten tbrce lo one.
Flushed with llielr triumph Vie racelrack men pro?
posed lust night lo pmeltaC the -ame lactic* al Ihe
I'i iiiociall" primary and prevent any man being t'oinl
natc.l for township commit leeman who would not
pied(.-e himself If elected to license the racetracks.
binden |s a -drong Itepnblicin lOWUahlp, under
ordinary iIiibbbiIbbiss but the rscetrach ganii.ier*
.te fearful lest ii u__Men1 number of reapeetahle
and law abiding Republicans should bolt tin- tick't
ttxed np for them io vote aa* cast their haBota
for Deaaucrutta town eoauultteeaMU, who. if sleeted,
would iio aatagoata-k k. thc racetrael
Publlc BseeHagl lo rtenonnce Hie trick and to pul
nn Independent citizen*' tint 1 racetrack ticket In i_>
field are lo tic held nt K.lb- and binden, lt ls
belleVetl Hint by ii Combination nf the moriil and
religious elements In Un' townthlp, Irrespective 'if
party, there I* an esceltenl prospect for defeating
Itu* racelrack schemes at the etortlon next weeli. Tlie
struggle promises in i,e a meiiu.rablc ono, und a
big vole win be east.
et--? ?
RUNNING OVER THEIR BANKS.
DAMAGE FROM FLOODS IN ICE-GORGED
EIVERS.
Tin: uni'.AK it oi* mimi.k ix band BBOGREsg
-Pi; AI HI is IN Till-: W-9ST BECOME
VAST MABBHKg.
Highland Tails. H. V.. March ll (Spet t.ili.-The
sin ams in tills Bfletls* nre still rising and lin- danger
or frtsbets is lK-ttiming mon- Imminent. The rain
continues falling, but ile- cold B*ev**ta the *n?tw
from in.libig rapidly, otherwtoe the goads tumid 1*
-toastrous. Thc road* arc ?lmosi Impasahto I ?
pistes trlnns Mei. arc "ti: il ey cd on Ihe Vi *t sin.re
road watching tb.- biidg.-s mid keeping crivert*
opell.
Avon. N. V., March 11.?The Gencsee River In this
section has overflowed Its bnnks, and on the nester*
side the flats ure completely covered wllh waler from
ii lo ls Inches deep. In some pince* thc river h.**
Covered the trucks of the Western New-York and Penn
sylvania Railroad. Large cukes of toe going *Vf*
the tracks make iii-, passage ()f trains dBBaull and
tangaratta.
Rufhilo. Mareh ll*?The lc- moved out of thc BeSBto
River yesterday, und the channel ls kept clear Ly ii
"troiig current, a gorg.- (armed nenr the monta of
th., river Thursday und fears of danger wen- enter
tallied, but tbe lilu, hade wa* broken Up Illili ll SBSaBfT
forced when the great Iim-s of Ice Jia-s.*d ont. I he
remove, all danger of tin- n*nnl spring Inundation ri
the low.-r purl of the city.
I.atavla. H. Th March ll.-There wus n sudden rb*
of tbe wuters of TUaawaaB* Cree- Ihi<- yesterday
ftftaruoeu, und the result wu* iiii iinprectd' nt.*d flood
lng of ninny nert, of land wei cf Hie city. The !<???
gorged n.-nr the Redfield farm, and another gorge
formed Bear the Xe* York Outral -ridge, th" mr
roii'iijing Ughwayi heta* geode, several ("?! deep
Thc malera portion of the div I* auder wuter. mid
nearly every cellar on Ihe south side of Weal Multi -t.
ls full. Many tanaera who rame here yeat-tdsy re
iiialnt-d nil night, fearing lo venture through th" g*ed,
Harrisburg, Penn.. March H.?The Susquehanna
BtVCt was nearly llfie.-n feel above low-wntt-r niurk
at noon to-dny, and still rising. It has rt-en o\. r
four feet since il o'clock this morning. Should Ihe
ruin continue, the southern part of th* city tnuy I*
flooded Illili the tadailllBl e-tiibllshllielits forced lo
dlscoinlnue oper.-i'loii-.
Wllkesbarre, Penn.. Mardi ll.-The writer In Hie
Susquehanna River In-re lins taite* sixteen feel since
ll o'clock last Bight, and nil danger I- apparently
over. All the railroads nm iriiln* agata Hil* morn
lng, nnd Un- weak places under their tracks nn- being
strengthened by a large force of mia. No further lu
totiupttoa to tiav.i la anticipate*.
bock Havni. Penn., March ll/-There ts little
Changs ta the situation ulong the Veri Branch ol tha
B*ii|Ufh*nu* River, in the par of Hie Ice pugs
BBst of tliLs city the river ls 111] BvergowtUg the
lmnk-t anti Iniintlulli.g Ile* loi'inirts. Tlir-i- million
feet of saw-logs ibnt ascsped bom Ibe hooai nt
Curweiisvilie iii VWhmarp parus d hera early this
morning, and nie lodged in ihe rear of the lea Sorg'.
\Ve*t t'nion, iowa, March H.?Rorthwastera tawa,
owing io rains ihe last few duys, I* becoming a
lust innrsli. Roads are talpa maali). Train* burling
thraagh tb* country yesterday returned, not able to
get ont of town. Serious nerita ure feared.
Ileloli, WW., Mnrch ll. BOC- River and Hie creeks
ab.-v.- Bera which <-n?piv Into lt ru** suddenly again
last night. bc Uara! families were irtvea toma their
homes by the flood. 'Ihe Ice in the river ls still
unbroken. At La (To.--.. Hie water Iii Hu- Mb-ls-liipl
River I* rising so rapidly us lo calise fear Hint a
great deal of damage will he gene by a Seed, lt In
thought thal tbe height of Hie wuter will r.-uch
thirteen feet.
Detroit, March ll. ? 1 lie *-iil.'iWa*>*a and (.rand
rivers ure rising rupldly beea*** of kc gorges n-nt
i have fat-Bag at various plan*, Hu- wafer In the totter
I river being Hie highest sta** the war. At Owaa-to,
' Mich., great damage will be done unless Hr.. |*e gorge
I below tho city breaks up soon. The new Iron feothridgB
! lins been Washed awuy, nnd the Woodward fnctory ha*
I dost d down Because of high water. Many bunill, a
Beat the river have been compelled to b-uve tb*
ground floor of their duelling.- mid seek refuge tn
tho second story. Tue elly otfekti* an- Masting Hie
itt- in thc river w!'h dynamite, tut so far have been
only partly successful.
Portland, Mich, on tba C-nj'id, -va* 1. ft In dark
tics* la*t night because of the flooding of the electric
light plant. Many residents of oin- side of thc town
ure in the oilier and cannot return. Olbir* nnd
stores along the river bunk are rapidly being flooded,
ead much damage will he done. A similar rials of
affairs exist* ut several other points ulong tltese
?.Hearns.
Muir. Mich., Mnrch 11.- An lee gorge luis formed In
the (.rand River over four miles in length. The
Bruter tm* conie up eleven and a half feet In twenty
four hours and I* rapidly rl-lng. Baas mi nts ar*
flooded mid lumber and vw.nl yards are nflo.it., and
lhere ls one fool of wuter already In some dwelling
BeUBC*. Hie factories SBVe three feet of Water ol)
lin- main floors. Lyons is In gnat danger of being
washed awnv.
iiiiiiit.ii. Hrh., Murch ll.?Adrlces from point* on
Uie North. Middle und Roath l/oup rivers. In BV cen
trill portion of the Hlnte, report great duning"- brio*
.one ulong those streams liv high water and In
gorge*. 'Ihe sum"- State of affulrs exists In the cast
of Cedar Creek, whtau flows Into the muln I?up sew
Fullerton. The min of Tuesday night swelled Cedai
('reek lievoiirt the banks mid caused Hie Ice to move
Several bridges on the brunch of Hie Inion Piiclflf
were carried ont. Teeto addy a gorge formed Just
Starve Fullerton and thu water roae and spread ovi-i
th* t-otlt in* to the dept.', of two feet, hilt BO BSfteUI
damage n-iiHed. This gorge beebe sad Hie tinmen-i
body of be caine down the liver, reaching the I'ntol
Pacific main line bridge nt Columbus, carrying om
Hie two east span* of the Iron si met ure. Sererul
span* of the l'.iirlliiirt.ni mid Mlseourt wooden brldg'-l
over Hie Plutte Just below Em confluence with Hu
Limp, east of Columbus, wire carried out St main
Tin: RARITAX STILL CAFSING DAMAGE.
MORF OF THF N'F.WDtU'XHWK'K AND HinilTiAXI)
PARK SRID-.F. CARHIF.D SWAT.
The swollen stream of the Rnrltan River snd the
continued benvy rains render the situation threatening
to properties along th* water froni In New Brunswick,
I*. J. On Friday evening *t 0 o'clock aliont ilxty
more feet of the temporary wooden bridge over th*
river, connecting N*w*Hrnn*wlck with Highland Park,
were dislodged from their *Jace by ihe current and
carried down the river. Thl* leave* a gap In tlie
structure tM-gtnnlng about 100 feet from tbe easterly
bank of the river, causing a loss to ihe contractors ol
about one-fourth of the material
The water yeaterday wai somewhat lower In thc
river and canal, but ll 1* still of sufficient height to
forbid Uie reconitruction of the bridge, and continue*
to cause apprehension. People were conveyed across
the canal to th* towpath In boats, sn* from there
made their way, with much Inconvenience an* danger,
across tha partially oomplated nev stone-arch brldga
Johaiuiu
"King of
Natural Table Waters."
"Its Natural Carbonic Has imparts to
it most ri fleshing and tonic properties.
As a Table Water it i- unsurpassed.''
?1,< onion Ilotpital fi ti ref fe.
it CAB nt: uah
AT ALL Till. r.lADIN". CLUBS, IIOTF.I.S,
il IMA I HANTS. AMI I tWtat.
?rn1.1> nv
FIRST 'I,A ss ".Rn i.r.*. DRVOOISTS, AM)
WINI. Ml. I KT IAN rn.
li. 1' kinlay I CO., K Breai BB., sui* AgeaBs.
to Highland Park, lt wa* rapeetei Hint nnvlgnllon
on Hie canal would be resume, on Mendal, bul there
i* sa likelihood ri l*nuts being Bhto t<> pa-s -brough.
The towpath ls either sutauerpri or ahrimcted with !
stans used in the cunriructtoa ri the new bridge, nun ]
Hu- Iron track ned In moving Hu- alene ls .still then
ls puris. The freshet has mri*red necessary repair*
to tb" outlet lock below Bew-Bmnawtoh, and ii win
be at least tell dais la-fore navigation will be possible. I
THF, ICF RRIDCF. ME LT I.NH AWAY.
Blagara Fall*. M. Y.. March ll.-The min nnd warm I
weather of the last tea days have done havoc to the
great lc* bridge over the falls and the structure ls
being rapidly ttstetegrated. Large portion* ri ll Bl*
breaking away and going over Hu- cataract, .iud a
w.ek more of the pr.nt Weather will demolish lt
almost entirely.
1X.M RFD HY A MASS OV FALLIXC SHOW.
st. Puii. Minn.. Marah lt.?\ serious and peculiar
accident occurred nt the plant of the SI. Paul
Cordage Company, at Mnckuhln and float sis., Como
Matriel, about 8 o'clock Ihls morning. A huge
avalanche of Ice und .snow fell from the naif of
the building* and strach ataeeph Fob-y. Mm Koch,
Joseph Mau* aiul William I.elunuli. who were at "Cork
near the I.ml.i!itc. injuring all of Hem seriously.
.1 CATHOLIC GREEK LETTER FRATERSITY.
A movens nt li ou foot to Bfgnutae In n.is city n
chapter ul the Phi Kappa sigma fiataialty, uhtoh is
pi iha p* H..iv s.-iiei .sii.i,*iv- of Roman ralhritcs.
I Harry H. ItacdoUS I* the most active pruUWter Bf th*
| enterprise, and he hu* enlist.-1 i number <>? members
] of the I'lilon, t'nlversity. Manhattan and oihc. leading
| club* In Ihe tua**. As be ls n govern'r ri Ihe Man
! hattnii and has a wide act|.ialnlalice amoila clutuncri,
| the proposed chapter I* mini fortunate In having Min
i as ii* ie,nun? -pirn. The argaataattoa h lo hs mads
i up ri gradual!'* of Catholic |*atMUtleas Bf learning
, mid of other solleg* graduates of the Roman catholic
, kith. Men from W.-*t Point and Annapolis trill he
' cugll'le. some effort ha* been made lo organise n
! Catholic university club, but Uti* sMertahlng has bee*
csnrideiuri ta bs tao difficult of ......mpii-iiinient ni
present. Tba Phi Kappa sigma chapter may lend up
to lt.
The lir*! chapter Bl the fraTerr.itr ha* been estab
!l*h"*d al brown t'iilvcr*ity. other* arc le ba bl BB*.
ul Harvard. Yule, Dalliuoiitli, Ctdomttta. Carnell mid
j other laritlattaas. Vale ani cornell Btoeadj nave
I lui noll. dubs. Holli graduutes and B*_S*rgr*dU8l?
. belong i". th- Brana rhapttr Bventnatly ?j the
i Catholic college* iii the ri,.-. ..(..ii. will bave separata
chapter*! bul Iha centiul one i* to h.- founded drat,
, The .mo ul Brown 4* sailed the charles Carr* ll chap
1 r, and ino-t of the other* will also l?- Hamed aller
preariaeal rathoBc layaMa, web aa laud flalll mian.
Stephen Mot lan, on.- nf Washingt n's f.iv..,itc K>. n
i era I*, cln.f .iu-ii. .? Boget B. Ihney, Ureates A. Ilrmra
soo, Joha (>. Shea and General Bhiitaan 'ihe fra
lernlty al- sim io brine Bboul a i,?tt-, acqarinta ic*
between lat hollo* al Ihe vari.si* coltoge* *nd uni (
ver-nles, ami lu furnish COlleg* llbmri- - With CUtA-lll
periodical, and lb* wanui '.i lending Cutta-gi writer*.
lu-lde-. 'I. win be it,- advantage* "f metal inter
imir*- v. Iilch Hie fial-mitl- Bring.
v.r. Murdana has renter*** vini, away who ibosM
| be eligible t . Jell, the f-Opt-l her-. Llld bn* Ul*-* 'tl'll
escoucagemuui from ail *k1' . a* men u* plans ar*
farther .ii-.a-.d mid the re operation ri mir* meti
I. t-iill-te.l. a meeting will h.. h'-ld for the formation of
th'*, i hap' r.
I HE i.ur TIRED ol' WAIT I ES To RE AHBEHTHD
.ufiti I. Dougherty, *n ea-eouvtet, tn- iiei.i rn awuM
the ai 'I- ti of the ".mud tory In th* LBS Avenue I'olb r
i ciuri, iirooe.ivn. yeaterday, aa s eharge "f burglary.
Dougherty piturie* g-Mty i* ihe charge^ri besahlag
i lulu the home of th.. Rev. H. Ii. Btreg-S :.. pastor Bf
I St. Pud's Ft angeli, al Lutheran Church, st soail
Fifth and Rolli.v -I-.. 111.h,IHyu. DOUghertj wu, *?
teete* while In the h.Mi*e i.v Mary Hodman, a aervant,
but succueded in amhtag bia e-cup... The pun < .t.-ie
Informed, and they began a *?-art a for Dougherty,
yesterday insulin ty went tt. Mr. Btrodaeh. bouse an*
gav- l.im-eif nj,. j au, tae iiiali vviin I,nike Int i this
kouac Ita* morning. Arre-i me,* i*M Doughertj to
the -orvaiit wiri caine |* Hui door. A p>.lie. man was
*ci,t for. bm as ha bm sin* to arrive, Daugherty
-aili be had uulteri lone tanugh t-. i*- arri sled, and
l.ft the bouse. lb- wai- afterward arro ted by a
l iitrt l-reelnct polbcninn in * Broadway liquor tore.
CONVICT MISERS Est .WE FROM PMISON.
Tin Y ovi.nr.wK.u jin. OCARM and tiih.tifn
CAT AWAY-I'lT.M'l.li Milli IlI.'.'iUHOIXIiS.
Nu'rivi Ilo. Term.. Murrh 11. That part of Tracy City
near the city Prhon wa* ao*B*whal earitori yarinday
oTcr the wcape "I Hiin**eii convicts from Mine No.
1.1. Joseph Hnrglv one of th" gaari*, wa* kin* i..-d
down hv one of the convict*, and his gun taken from
bim. Vf. A. Mlle*, another guard, who wai nenrbv.
immediately nt templed to get bis pin In position to
tire wiiboui mriuugaring n?rgis, bm beana he souM
do anything ha na* *v*tgounod und Ms pu* tahea
away. ThilteeB of tho convicts, twelve negroes nnd ii
white man. made their e-o_p.. -*.me nf them are
desperate chiracter*, and In for long terms. Then,
were gfty-MVe* more who had tiie BBBM chan. ? to
Beean*, bat did not do so. Maiden Burton wus *oa*
aa Hie trail with bloodliound*, but ha* not fri cap
tur"d any ri them.
Knoxville, Tenn., March ll.--The Tennessee l.-gis
j biljie invi'-iigatiiig ceauulttee reports a fearful eon
I dillon of affair- muong lin- convicts ol Cool Creek.
Th'-v arc In tn* nior-i gfaeeaed .md flit bl condition, nial
tiiiiiiv of Hiern are pp poorly fed Unit thcv are starving
to deatli.
WASTED TO LT Nen THE ELECTION JVD>JE.
Chlrngo, MBBCh ll.-.lam'!, McUwecney, one of th*
ludg-s cf the Uemocr?tlr primary election lo select
delegates to the Southern Urmocrutlr Convention, w?s
ptaeeri behind the Stir** of _ cell in tba Deering .-.treet
I ollce UMlOB Inst night. This wan done to protect
film from a howling mob of 4O0 excite. Democrnls,
who threatened tn lynch him. It "rwiuired (en pullet*
men with drown revolvers and * vigorous application
Of their club* to get Mcsweeney to the station. The
cause of the trouble wu* Hint M.Sweeney refined to
al.Ide. l.v the decision of the other Judges, and bega*
iwing hi* revolver oa "ie crow* to Liing them around
to his way of thinking.
OVERTURN IN A CITY COUNCIL.
MlnneaiK.il*. March 11.-There war. a w|M shaking
up In the City Council lust night The council bas
been Republican by twa majority, hut tbs veto of nu
ordinance relating to the water narla bv Magee Ens
tis caused two Republicans to holt. Thl* guve the
Democrats n majority, mid the-, forthwith ousted l*r?-sl
dent Bealle (Rep.) uud elected Alderman Basehto
(Dem.| to succeed him. Hardly had the m-w presl
dent tahea his seal when a new hsi of shindlng com
mlttees w?s announced. All the city offices, save th.
policemen, are elected by the council, nnd th.- uctton
Just taken means thut every (Itv official drawing a
salary win be reinov.-il at oncn and a Democrat In
Malled in bl* place.
All desire for liquor perttintieutiy
removed.
The Empire Institute, 107 Wi, 43d St.,
Now York, offers an improved sricntifir
treatment for the cure of liquor, morphine,
cocaine and tobacco diseases. Not a single
! failure or unfavorable physical result has
j occurred. No detention from business is
necessary. Call and witness Irtutment.
Highest reference*.
THE FIRE LOSS IN BOSTON.
FOCH MILMANS .-VKN'i' FF W FI.AMI-: AND
SMOKE.
P0UI PERSONS AT LEAST THOUOHT TO BE
DF.AD -NVMIS OK IBJUBBO VICTIMS
Cr.OWIMi -l\>l T.ANi'K (.'" 'Mt'AXtl-S
1X1 RI'.ASI. TIIMK RATF.S TMB
PBOPXBTT DisTROvi l)
[nt TF.i.K.r.R.ini to TUB trihim: 1
Bolton, March ll.-The scene t,r yct.-rdnv** Ure
wa* rlrited today hy tUou_aiids. lt ls feared thal
-?viral bodies may tie In the ruins. Leonidas ll.
Redpath, of Ba. 81 Cumberland st.. Boston, one of
the (Ii id,-.eas In lils olUce. al No. gg Lincoln -t.. when
th.- lire brahe ..ut, and lil* brother, E. w. Redpath,
wa- wm, him. When the sheet of flame rushed
through the building without warning, bolh brother*
-prang to the dludow and made a leap for Ibe ground.
E. W. Redpnlh escaped willi only slight Injuries, but
lils brother was badly hurt and was taken I" Ihe
City Hospital. He was Injured Internally and Mgered
concussion of the brain, and probably was uncon?
scious ?f pain. He (Ibd leal -vening. Mr- Bed*
puth wa, boru lu Allegheny Hiv. 1'. nn.. lu 1-t'i
In 1-170 he came to Boston lind went Into the shoe
business. Th-' linn nus Redpath Brother*, coii .Ming
ol L-onldiis ll., K. Vf. and N. II. Beripath. H"
leaves a widow, one daughter lifteen years old, and
a son of eleven year*.
Frederick Meadow craft, of No. A'', Che .tnut-st.,
Cambridge, was found by Patrolman Donovan In a
gutter and tata- lo the Culled Slates Hotel. ITom
th.-re he was taheu to the city Hospital, bm he was
dead when Hie ambulance slopped Iii fnint of Hie door.
There ls now no ream* lo loutit thal (barb's T.
( -Jonie, Un- travelling salesman of R.-tlpalh Bros.,
I.s nmong the victims. A thorough leurch lins been
mild.- In lin- hospitals and morgues, tnt no trace .,f
hint con be found, .lust BM the warning cv OB*
iais.il Mr. ndiori.e was seen io tonve Hi.- feurth story
while he was rngBgeri, and lt ls probable that In hi*
descent of Uk- stairway Hu- flames cut on* Ins . scape,
mal ibal Hi- body now Ilea under a larg-- pl'.' of
wrrehegr near il.tovator shaft on Lincoln-*!. Mr.
Oritarne was lum In Vermont about fort v two years
tito, and had .cen a rc-ldciil of Bo-Ion n-nrly iw.v
yenrs. Ile was well known lu Uo- shu.- trude, ile
leave-, a widow.
L. H. Buck, w|io, with Harry Turner, a fell iw em
plove of the Jauulth ''onipany. was reported miss?
ing, has inriK-d np all righi. H.- Myi Turner and
hlm-elf were on the fHHi floor ot the building when
the tiri- brake om. Biri arhea the -moke bad nearly
BUUUCUteri Unrn be (Hm b? lumped from th* window
imo a n-twork ol utrea abeu! tea tori betow, calling
on Turner to follow him. Turner sceni-d alrald. aud
hesitated until he wa- nv-rt onie bv the -moke and
fell back Into the |***B. That UM Hie la-t Huik
saw of bini.
The foll, wing w. nu.mig the Inlurcd. additional
to (h.- 11.1 given In The Tribune tills mon lng Mar
tin White, W.si giiincv, ritotocateri iboulrirr; Frank
Marella nd. of No. ?'!?'' Ampi lon st., Cambridge, twenty
years elli. Jell B?B B bidder IWeUty feel. I'.-l-lllg
sum*ros* eautuatana, and Bancuestoa o' ihe brets i*.
f. mri; BIm Maggie lav*, Bo. at Prescott-Bt., Ivar
.-ir. si v.-i.i.-.-ii year- old. iiiiin.Ti.il* contusion -: Miss
Dnrie Atria, No. _.i chamber* st., Beeton, twenty
two year* old. sfauheu up and s.iffi-rliig fnni ii'-rvoin
prostration. Thoams niblin. Hmunn, eui nu the lo-ud
alni liokeii th..tub. f. I'. Part ride-. -..: ol llltrace
PUrtrlripe, Ht. IBO Noni: nra., CambrMg*-, -evenly
l.oin.* about the tara, ne. k and hands. Miss L. A.
L> ..rv. -l-ti'.graph. r foi lin- I'anildg. " ompaliv . .la'iiah a
Plarn. burned on wrist and ann. not s.-rt-mslv ;
.i. ii Harvey, taririuraaaa, f*B ihlrty-Bv* l*ri from
n Ivldar and brok- bl- leg. Bia* Lucy RH" out. Bot
it Hsmpshlre**!., Cambrlrige, emptaysri t.v the Lariat
MBBUbrtarioc Oampoay, hand badh tacerattri; Thra
Se** "rocker. No. 1*0 BrooU***!., I.i* -t Ho-lon, Jum-fd
ftam tri" taarth Mary window nt ttariputb Brothers'
mid n.el*.** a rractured Jaw. j fn.'tur-d right cb ow.
iv fiBiilMseri light 1,1 p and a rumpeuad frurturs ri iha
light tog: lt I'.urw. II. employ.-I bv Rad pu th Brothels,
arm .prettied mid *. .,|[i wouuri.
.loin, ? i'air-e. >. pr?I bi ut luraraar* ag. nt. repp*
?eiiting a lani' number of CUmpuUlea, se?
ll,, n.i Ure los, will be thant M.'KKj.Ot.'l. of
which HO per teni will come tu, Un* l-MIUU*** COBB
pantoa. An Iniurenr* Bsrirrwrli*r says 'hui everv
poll. > h..1.1. r will secure pia. H. ally H.- entire sum
represented ai bli eerttflcuu**, There ulh be very
Utile ulva.... The riet-tructlon In asurly .verv In-,
stauee i* romplsta Batata aurnara ant tenants are
ii..i i||vrer*.*d io furnl-h e-Hinate* of their lo-*..,.
There ar.- several roue ern* which .tiller n heavy
lea* tn Mnohe mid water, wi,..*.. rtaUau win si-gaira
iidJuHcatloii, but the lar.'e boise*, win, the . \c-ptSn
of I'lnfiin. Young * Stautoy nnd oilier orcupantfl of
the BlagatOB NCCh, will present full stolm .
Ogs of 'he girl* who wa. Injured bv Jumping from
Hi., ihint -ton- ..f the Ames u anding graphically
tc sf rib** be* Mpertouce. mi*. Allia, employed bj
Hie Lariat MBUUtai luring Company, snvs: ?About
4 ao il looked ni my watch a few minute* betel I, and
said li "us -l .Hi. -om", on- said: "I srii.-ll smoke.'
?H's ...nillig through the d't.r,' -honied Muggie Lev*,
W<- nil {Umped from mir ?*?*ais nnd ruahed for thu
wit Im*. 1 r:i*b.*<l to ii window, threw lt op-n and
Jumped on thc lctlg-*, follow.*1 bv Mis* -scott and
Ada Perrin, "lor Cod's sake, don't Jump; lt l
certuln di-alhl' hUoui.d Mr. Young. OsptalB TVilby
wu. op.nlng the other windows. There w.t.* live In
nil. 'Ke.p ct..I. and we'll pet ont of this pince all
right,' -aid QspUla Tolhi, woo wo* rushing about the
room to Ia- sure we were all sifelv at the window*.
?K'-ep roar bead* w?ll ,,ul.' he aald. ?.?uni riool
Jump.* on. but ii was awful: I stood there aa thal
narrow Mps arith Mb* geott anti Ada Perrin hanging
io my ann- nnd Btaadlog i . Im- -av.-l. When I dare-l
to bs.k down, tho distune- mutle me tari Rh li. li
SeeBBOd an h.sir that I -.bari then; SWBytag back and
forth. Above us il,e flan,.-* vv.-cc. bursting fem il,.
whole appa, part of the building. The bent of Hie
flames mu overcoming m. Down on Kingston*!.,
three stattofl below, a crowd of esprsmase* w-i-rc
shoaling ami ninnlng about They t r.- the blanket*;
-rum their bee-es' tacks ami grabbed the
canvas rheeling* from ll,.- WafBUS and h. id ih-m ;lK
BOM 1. cruel, u.s. I taoheri back .nc..; th- t|aii?>
were breahlag through the door*. Mt Ueud -nw
lissy, i -hm raj eve* ter a Bmataat, umi wjien i
o|ieiied ill- in 1 *?w Captain Tulby .,u the coping. Hi
erawtad atoug um ll h.. was apporite a teb-grnpn poi.-.
Ile reach.- out. euaghl hold if one of tl.e ,-, ,ss
pieces and nw ung himself on lo il. He locked his
legs around the pub and called on Mr. Young' to
follow Wm. Mr. Young got h >ld of a window casing
and held Miss Rideout'* dre**, while aha fell forward
imo captain Tolbj'a arms. Hear) Young and the
taja bo)* fellowed, r,|| -liding down the pole. Mr.
Young call,. M Miss Perrin, Miss Scott and myself
to come, but he had tsarerig spoken when Up- Hum.-*,
whbh were now In ihe room, began breaking from
Ihe Mariana between ns. Mis* perrin screamed, i
think .-he fulnted, for sh.- fell forward, but wau
??uiigh! by one if the blankets held hy thc expressmen
below. 'Jump Tor yon- lives!' frito-! Ila- crowd
In the street. Ml*s Scotl Jumped nud l followed.
We bath fell Into the blankets, but my weight bore
mo lo fin- sidewalk. I usa caught near the foot of
lin* telegraph pole. Mr. YoUUg was Just sliding
down aud his feet stunk my head, but did uot Injure
nie much.''
M1*s Alvis and her companion, Miss Scott, aro
testing tSBStly at home, und ure uot dangerously
injured.
The Mute of Massachusetts will lose some f 10,OOO
Iii th.- destruction of the ptasa and record* of the Met?
ropolitan aeweraan commission, whoso of_cee wera in
the Lincoln st. building.
At a special meeting of the Boston Board of Fire
t'mbrwiltcrs today lt was uiianlinously decided to
boreas, at once the rules In th.- conflagration dlitrict
-lo nllow for a eoaaagrattoa hainrd. an element tor
which tm provision is at pres-mt mad* in the rate*.
ihe arivanis win be -fi per moo worth of mmWHHmpm
ihat ls, u tlriii paving to scala per hundred will poy
SI to, mid a Brm paying *:. per hundred will pay gil.
The Increase is mmlt on the basia of a flxod charg*
for a l?ri hnrnrd. and not by a percent***, becaaie
ibe hoard believe* that I lie construction of a building
should not be considered In a great conflagration
where good or moderate cuustruritoa hus little effect
In stiling Un- pn.grc.* of (ho flames.
T. H. Flt/, a member of the firm of Brown. Dur
itll tn Co.. says that their *ioch which ls not burned
li of inch a ratal* a* to be easily Injured by wuter
ir smoke, so Unit they have nothing left but the In
tanara, h.- -Mah* it win ink.- gi.-joo.ooo to make
them Whole.
The assessed vuliiuiliiu of the buildings burned to
the ground ls. lu round numbers, #7..O,0OO. This
.um dot.* not Include any of the buildings damaged
by waler. The Individual losses on buildings are a*
follows: Ames building, aaawssri valuation, g_'_B,_o*>;
total loss. Brown, Horrell .v Co. building (owned by
the Boston Beal Estate Trust), g2__,0O0. Ludlow
Manufacturing Company. Essex st. and Eases Flare,
g-M.-OO. United State* Hotel Company'* building.
asaesBad al gll-,aoo; damage estimated at gSO.OOO.
/
Pneumonia
instead of I*a Grippe, is raging this Spring. Other forms
of inflammation also are prevalent. All are permitted by
? low state of health. If the system were not run down
bv i. hard Winter's work it could withstand or throw oflf
Inflammation. What is needed ia a nourishment to ow
come quickly the run down condition of the system.
_SCOTTS EMULSION
of Cod-I IVER OIL, with hvpophosphites of lime and soda,
eives strength to ward off inflammation, and thus prrcentt
roughs and colds and the beginning ot lung diseases.
Where inflammation has already set in 5C01T'5 EMULSION
Boothes and by feeding the blood it gives immediate relief
and natural recovery?that is, it enables thc system to
cure itself. Physicians, the world over, endorse it.
PREPAREO BY SCOTT _. BOWNE, N. V. DRUGGISTS SELL IT.
87th YEAR.
COWPERTHWAIT
Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Stoves, Pictures,
EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING,
LOW PRICES, GOOD GOODS, LARGEST STOCK.
Longest Credit Given by Any House.
193 to 205 Park Row, /
?alWatT Illy ?(">' ?"d tMrnmrnmHUM Square, *. V.
B. M. COWPERTHWAIT & CO.,
REFERENCE: Three Generations of Customers.
I No. IU south sf , owned hy John H. Both, grt.OOO;
I No.s. UT ami Hu South st., i.wiied hy Ellen M. Baker.
, *_.'i,(>00; No.. (ic. to UM Lincoln st., owned hy John
s. Fnileiv s lieir*., -JH'JO.OOO; No*. IO-* to ll* Lincoln*
si.. *WD*d hy 1*. H. Brigham's heirs. f4.V00<): Nos.
j IM lo 1__ B*Bl*X*at.. owned hy Jame* L- Lilt e. Cl urie*
; B. Jacka** .1 it, 4*J4.inKi; building .-.t Lincoln und
'inn- -fs., award hy John >. Bait**, 1*1 Hi ooo
r*B*?tag ls u description of Hi.- _.iH-in_:s burned
and tiieli uar*paati:
Tb. Aims, ur Haran Battttdg*, gaH-tag. waa built
tv V. I.. Aim- Bboul thi.-.' years ag i. utter Hu- Thunk-t
itrtag tire, argea tin- butt-tag -i-u'iing on ibui A't
wu- toiullt d.-.-tro;. rd. lt mi- af brown! muh-, six
si ii. . in brigid; aaa -i-t-r. lat* lara aacttaaa umi
arouglcg l.v i lie full av lng linns : Woo n sm-kc I Huh
bet . unijiiniv, Barbour Blather*, Ba*B 'llir.-ud.
.Muslin Mn. hine Company, t tttm It-Btltl LaatlBB
il.i. Mn* OMBfaaj ; M. a. PaaBaid ?* co., .sat-pie boot*,
ami -lines. Merri' li 1 lirc:;t| ( oiiipanv : T. E. I'-'t'-rs,
.iiii.i i.iery; i;. i;. Appleton, Bndarawar; Haaavcr
-ii e i mi. wu ny , Vt. E. ItOgfTB, BWilllwg agftJOJ; Lir,at
i .. Maiiui.ii luring c .uii'.niy . t i_.ii.ii. tarah*1* *
i ?, ; Ji.iii.li, Mai Mi A ('.., lui ul: nu-; ..ipi-w Machine
i..niip.inv ; Mule, states glibber Lompauy, Le wis A
l Ue. agent*; Redpath Manuiactuttng Company; s. ic
TBiag .v io., ii. .'. Jacqult* .v. c>... rubtom burta and
Mi'fs, ii..ra..- fartrtagt n Co., wholesale fancy goods;
Hathaway, motto A iiairlagtufi. boola ??* ?ao-?_; ?<?
?-*. I t.-^g; M. a. iticUnra .v lu*., .-iuii|ile bania und
i-Ii. M<-u*>i> lilian b*V?l*ga Coiiuiu.s-si.-n; Ewing
Bro*. A ci., -BBBpta b-*ah-.?; J"iin F. liy.ui. hair
Brenner, Cbarln tv. ?purr g _'o., lampta rtmrero,
unit UBfB I <*t i.iass company. Sciiercr Ur.ith.-i**.
taniy leaiii'-r good-, Ame; lcm im Company; Badga
jt l. .M.il, ...liar*, una .nits, otto I'erlsin.iii, jot.b.'r
li.i.its nun shes; ii. **/. Howland, medical iiUce*.
I in- entire lind tin.ir una ubi.v.- wis occupied by ths
llorn.-i*. Cm ri.lp- i ..I'lninv. Tills l,ai,.li ;.* rum
Imin .N... nu tn Ut Lim.lin kt, umi la fully linuied.
I r.iiti the Aloes Building llM tin- sprvaJ utT >ss thc
atreel lo the Limoin r.ulldiug. whlrh extend* ihe entire
lintel it al 1 in.'..ii -I. h..rn Ettawx Vi lutis st-., lunn
i?r-si .?. to i(i4. lt ara* i*wn*d bv Ute hoi* <
Jolm ?. Fallow, and vue. -illluc-l ctinpletclv d.-Hoy. "I.
lt " is a nve siniv str.nruie. It wns orcuptrd tr. Ill
No*. (14 iii flu i.y th.- HtagBi M*B-_arturiog Hnmg*ny,
?awing nan innes. Hasler, man* d Mhenkrlberger,
leather snit* rutting*, occupied Nn-* TC to 14, N.i-. Ti,
la -.in were o. i ?..i-ai by cwaln. Fuller A Oo? boola and
-.Inns, U|, (i,,. f||,. Boor and ha-eiii-nt. al-'i hv A. O.
_, Bi. ii. Lovers, sample rubber shoes, and Joseph Van
Ba**; s.e. nd Uoor. hv A M. lei-kln*. bm nhl Bo* j
third floor and als.vc-, tv lin-.ur, Won* _. .-cii-iili.-l
belber. Th* linns rit .No*. Bil to Mil Lincoln st. were
Uh*** : Daft* Knn.\ _: Soli-, alu... inuelilii.r*, ; Utivid
Klntr A Co.. ?nV*; Automatic Heel Machine Company,
-simple BMChlB*-*; Wire t>ilp "fastening Comp-iiiy;
I lilian .-pct lui sewing Machine Company, workroom*,
md the .to-daid hi vet Company; OamigBtod wire.
1-ii-it-i.ii.tT Company, wire In ra*n uki machines: J.
li. lilt, manufacturer ot women'M and ciilldreii'a
lotion wrappers, Brawn, I'lin-rll _. Co., dry goods
lu ca***. Tile basement and lint floor of Bo*. Mi to
I'i* Lincoln *t. vvit? also occupl.sl hy the Wit** (.rip
C.mi-auv', vhlle M. S. cahill, ti: fi th ?shoes aud sup
piles, occupied tue WOaag goof and above. Nos.
ino to ii?-i vvei.- us.d hy c. g. iiii'hurd*on, grooartsa;
,-ia.tt a wiiiiiiuis, sample i. nit ti ir -r machines: Fae t
l'levnttng Machine Com pan) ; Nerrick .-'?wini* Mu. hlne
company; A. L. I'eikins a Co., inuinifa. taren af -Ba?
loola.
The Ludlow ntilldlnc. 138 I Ai E-sex st., six stories,
nccupled hy the I.ml low Manufacturing Cmnpaiiy,
enrduge, wits entirely d.-slr.iv td.
Tin* reiimludrr Bf tin- Moak bounded by Tufts,
Kliiffiton un* Baaa* sts. and Eisex riace. wus oitu
].|i-,l l.v the fiiorin .us liri.wu liun-.-ll fiulldliu', seven
st..rles, nwneil bv tin- BeOtOfl Real Bama Truil
t Nain |>:tliy mid BCBBBBflg at *'J.''.,i.l>l*0. i'lie Upper
itOTln "ere bullly ilitiiiageil, hut ll wa* the llieprnot
walls and aiitoiuutli' igrlnhlan of til'* building which
stopped the arogren Bl Ihr lire In that dlrectli.ii.
Brown, Uurii'il a Co, .mulled 'he ba**m**t, itfaad
aad iixlh Morl**, N*a. 104 ti I3_ Klngaton-tt^ with
u Mort of iiiii-ll waie*; mi thc third llmr were the
wiiiimnniic riii-.-iui compaay, H. P. ? Baarr
mu a Co.. -niall war.-- ; llralucrd ..
Armstrong Company, -.pool aaBaa and em?
broidery Bilk. Un tiie fiuirtli lhair weri- Hay,
i "n11?Imn a ("ti., cloak uiiiniifui'iurer.s, mid on the Illili
Btchatdaon, How* d ?Lovejoy, w.uncti'v upparel. miiy
Ih* loma tlii.rt. of Iha bnMlBg witi- saved irom
toinplele tle.stnit tloil.
In th? rear of tai- Lincoln Illnck, und rBBnlag p null.-l
with lt from Es*e\ in Tuft st.. were ? iiiiinber it
sniuii batt-laga oe ca pla* by tin- Braaeh uutlllrry
Compaay, and th***, owtiig tn the tntln iiiiutt ttl*.
nature of tholr Contents, weil- badly damtigid. Thr
fire also atilt, liol th* building at the muthern corner
of Uaeola und l*ufts *ih., md for a while lt looked
ns If tin- structure would have tn succumb to the fury
of tho flume*.. The building oppoalle the Cnliod
.Mate* Hotel, at Tufts mid Lin. oin sts., was occu?
pied by L. I'. Bogers A Co.. leather; Hurr.ell Trim?
mer Coiiioany, National I'lblt* Hoard Company, Haw?
kin. Muclilne CoiniMiiv. (ilub*- Mutter (.oiup.iny, |WBB*
ton Supply mid Harlan* OMapany, Bostoa Lasting
Miichln. Company. I'lagg Minufueturlng Compnny.
Toward Summer st. th.- Hit* attacked Hu- -.nurture
opposite the Uaeola Mark occupied by Farnsworth.
Hoyt At fo., breaking out In Un* loiiith sioiy, Hui wu*,
?Ubduod after a -lnirp st i nguiu.
The building tin the i-eiiiaiiilug corner wns not
touched by the laBM-S, but was badly wat.-r-d In?
side lu neilin, the luis,. Vu un advantageous posi?
tion. Thi> building al Columbia and Essex sts., >|\
sturt,.*, owned bjf .lames 1.. LltUe. valued at g-D.OOO,
was damaged h-i-.-kni. it was ih- univ bulldlug ou
thr north side of Essex st. that caught tire. Th*
entire -itreet floor of this building was omi pl.-tl hy
tbe Fllk Dining Itoonis, H. H. 11*11, proprlittor. Ills
los* 1* glj.iXKi; liisurnnce, *bh..'s<k>. The aaaang fliMir
Was occupied lay A. ?*. Moirlsoli ,V Bf**, ii.hiiii
faoturtrrs of Jerseys and silk waists, 'll'irlr Ita* will
be *bout *.1.tHM>. partly Insured. The entire four
nppir stoHes were (xinphsl by Walter s. Humes,
box manufacturer, employing seventy-live ivomen ani
flft**n man. The loss tn Mr. Hames lu stock and
r_*cl_-*ry will bo about *p1:..ihki; lnsaratici>, fiiM-no.
Iii* building tn tht* rear of linnvn, Iiurr.-ll \ Co.
waa damaged nndl*. It wm* occupied bv the Em.-r*
g*aor Hospital on the tlrst floor and J. li. mu nu <v
Co. had the around floor und basenn-nt. 1'roctor A
Hunt, No. 132 Lincoln .1., inflered considerably from
water. Vf. (i. Oueev*,r d Co., paper boxes, Kingston
at., cauatit Ure, but whs spuedlly rttlngulshed.
Holme* it Go.. In the same building, suffered som*
by smoke. The Huston Towel Supply Company,
Cr**d, Kellogg A Co. and Claflln, Young _? Co. are
damaged slightly.
Tlwre .mull buildings east of tho Ames hnlldlng
and between that building and ihe United States
Hotel arm almost tntallv destroyr-d. Tlie buildings
wer* occupied a* dwellings lu Hie upper stories and
by small traders?provision deniers. gr*c*n and fruit
dealer*- on Hie ground Uooi-s. The damage lo Uie
United State* Hotel was placed bf the management
Ut Sv.O.IM*..
WHAT THR INSCHANCK ( (iMPANILs HAW LOST.
No complete statement of the rl*Us held In thr
humid dlsirlet of Heston ly eompuiiies having l-end
tltinrters In New York could be obtnlned yestenlny.
- everal comrnnle* declined to gjre Information alaout
their policies, and others had not received advice*
from ibelr Hoston agencies giving full portlculan.
Itrrcber, -cbrnck St Co., thr agrnta of the Assunnce
Uoyda, aald that their rlalu aiuountod to fTA,|00.
It wns reported Hint ikey had ?.l-.'-.o-iO on th* pro*.
atty, but this they said na* not true. Ths ag*.-, ol
one l?rge cr.nipnny which lt w?s th. light fBahSB
hud largo Insurance In tha burned dNtilct nport-4
flint they had a good deni less than glo.OK), in. t_U
w-re i-.treed I ugly happy. They had k-pt ont of Um
district beviiii-i- of tn.- Piree fl.,.,r space tu.^. |n p^
portion io tin- niT.-s. and dM -o in spit., o* thr*"
loni agents, who kept urging th- folly of lo-iina B*
laige uiuouut ol business alter** to them.
YOUSC, MES RIA LIFE DIPLOMAS.
THI COM Ml VI.Ml. Ni' OB THE NEW-TOU
COLLBBB OB iii VTlsTRY.
Tin- twenty sert-nth a: bbb! ttmtmmtamma] of tis
Bea-Teak CoBiga af Dentistry wa, bali lu chick
??ring' Kafl lusi night. The Ttl. K-pim-n: mtmt play*
a grund mun li nt I o"i|.?k, rh-ii the facnltv uni
giaduiitlng il.i-s t.ok their mis. The MMR-Mf
op. ned nilli a priiyor 1-y th. lt. v. Hr I*. McC_. incl.
Hr. F. La I{.>y Suit.ri..- prnMeit, A liand.snm.-pin
mednl was awarded to JeAmet Barrla Na*h, sal
sllv.-r medals were awarded to (ie.ig. s. .1 tuiii WriM
mid Fri nels Joseph Agr.111t.1nte. The junior tUtej
prize for ey.. Hence In sch. lars..lp vin. *oi by
Herbert Ralph Armstrong: the fresh man pdt*, by
(Huton Aimil.. Downs. ,1. L.v in Cl.ulm tn. d*
braaae BBSlal. Hr. J. smith Dodge mude u tv
terestltig address io tin- g.ac'ii.itli.g ila.,*, Warn
lUUrardaUTend Bm valedi. mry.
^7)..gre..-* were conferred upon the fOUowtag _BBBB1
Bf the senior class: c. F. Aldous, p. J. Agrsaiostt,
ll. B. Horst, P. A. Hunting. L. (.. lirinmier. H. *.
Ilotein. E. H. Herendsohn, R. P. i unitnlngs, _.
s. ( urinan, J. A. ChnuuiovvsM, 11. .1. i> EStt, ?? A.
Fischer. I . P. (.ates. Vf. M. Goiilt. K. Hillyer. W.
H. Hickok. II. H. Hunt, W. V. Holm-*. B. B. Harvey,
Q, A. Hamm -td. E. HBB-t, T. ?*. .lute. Jr., T. A.
Kt.niiiii, U. Vf. Mellor. L. Mettam, .!. M. Nut.
M. H. Nigh*. I', w. Prior. ,t. 0, PttataaB, A. i
Peters, H. L. B. Hyder. I*. A. Bene, H. IL Ri_*i-*1L
W. ti. Sharp. 1 . I". W. Heh ruder, I". I.. Stanton,
A. .1. -C-a-es-ter, C. L. starbuck. .-. V. .?sh".. JI. H.
Smith. J. O. Taylor, Jr., I). H. Tn my, H. H.
Vee.-. O.n. ITtaigh-, c. A. William- and g. Bf. M-BB
The aaanal dinner of tin- Alumni Asyi-iitloo tot
be held at Delmonico'* on Thursday evcnlnjt. RtttA
16. The commencement exert tan were und** til
direction of the following cliss ..fflccrs: Pretl-iBt,
E. Hillyer*, vice-president. A. E. Baan*; secrctiry.I.
M. Nash; treasurer, (J. A. Haiii'inmd.
A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED.
Tho prseiii ggHkhaMer* I th
DEGRAAF ft TAYLOR CO.,
Furniture Dealers,
47 AMI 4ft IV. 1 ITU ST.,
Havo deild*- tn ofter tin- emir-' ...wi ito-- ot
the I mr [Milt- at pc.
8100,000.
Thl* h-Badaa * ret iBipl-a .l?t"tty Ut hil
et Bii.ltl.
Iha raine ar -1 "..ind will "f Iii - ten,pim hiv.
lug bc-a noll and fut..r_t.lv h**BB tu: Wi* I"**
41 YKAIti*, sii.mi. be vtor.li -t Li-t B'li.ttS
more.
The above offer cover* tlie ljtii Mn-ct bu'la?
ing nmv Ui.ed In eoilliC' tii.n. Ihl -BB* i- HSt
from t-iiciimbrsiit-r.
While .uniting a g-ifkaH* hf Bat CAItfai
IBTOl'K, the -.'ompinv vt ill ..lier at 'ft..:; BB
entire .toe* of IIBBT I I RHE I ti.tom-ma-l
Furniture, mule e\pr.?.ly tnt BgrhM Trait". HE
now !n their war-rom* , itereraoin*. inti ttttotf,
?t li PER CENT, -f'l"" '"-I*
Thc liitentloii I. lo i lt.-- ont _i" wrbjll flatt
on or belure A PK 11.'.OTU \EXT.
Th.- C..ii.i*inv lagani thai sll den ind* tetin*
them hs pi.i.te'l foi uni: >sl: ,t - --tllem IBS, i'd
sll panie* liidcbb-d t. them ure MfBaaBl t*
make prompt payment.
II. P. DEI*.It4Al'. Pna'l.
Indigestion is not such a Jajgj
matter as it sound*. That ^"^'""'r!.!'fain I
if di-ioKai.li*(l. boob growa Into pojW'ya,
and then farewell U all thc BgJ^-flJR
1 Kot into nek a state that **$L* ilma
chronic invalid, and could d' nidhing- ^
nos*, hoi.bios. nott of all k!*&J02a___5 ?
coane, bonn ti.*-*, and ever}thing ?Tj3mw
bore. AH I could tin twa ...???* " ^Me
eknir and rend. And u la ra her rem we |jft
that, when .von have an "''"""Vu-iTthe nett*
you ann alway* ?-'?d a P*'*'' .1 .h^iW*80'
of the day is exhausted a Kood ?^johann
ia quite a treat. Hf W ?? "ff-.- ' ?
Hotl's Malt Extract. I
eve ian "V"" r 1 .*
tried it- ??i 52 l fi
ia changed for tho bettor. .My ?]?""??* Bl?
and I wouldn't be without J"h.a?\f;0Jj, ti*
uact for the world. Tbe Ke?i?inchj?g<|ca
nature on eipnr bottle. Caner * st-mow
CO., S0l? ASfiEmt, ISwH-ltRSU