The evening world. Newspaper, February 13, 1895, Page 5

{ ‘ THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, 1895) LA GASCOGNE’S BREAKDOWN, | It Was Caused by Water in the Bottom of the Cylin. der, Martin Says, 0 FLUN IN THE PISTON RD, There Was a Spare Piston on Board, but It Was Too Rough to Ship It HEAVY SEAS HELD HER CAPTIVE. Otherwise She Could Have Reeled Off 250 Miles as r Daily Run. A large force of mechanics are at work upon the broken machinery of the French liner Gascogne, at her dock at the foot of Morton street. They are under the supervision of Chief Engineer Martin, who said this morning that the repairs would be com- pleted in @ day or two. The big engine- room of the steamship was swarming with workmen, and heavy pieces of the machinery which must be removed in order to get at the central cylinder, which contains the broken piston-head, were piled up on every elde and screws and bolts were scattered about the floor. Chief Engineer Adolph Martin ex- plained more fully this morning just how the accident to the engine oc- curred, and its nature and what was done to overcome the difficulty. “I have come to the conclusion,” he sald, “that the breaking of the piston head was due to water in the bottom of the oylinde: Water will sometimes get in in spite of all that can be done to prevent it, and the tremendous force with which the piston descends will cause something to give way when it strikes the water. Either the cylinder head will be forced out or the piston must break. “In this case the piston broke, It was the same one which was used in the ol engines of La Gascogne, and though tt had formerly never been subjected to & pressure of more than twenty-five pounds to the square inch, {t had been tested up to forty-five pounds, and the pressure at the time of the accident ‘was forty pounds. “It was believed to be perfectly sound and was a part of the old machinery which was retained when the new quadruple expansion engines were re- cently put in. I do not think now the break could have been due fo any flaw in the metal. “As the cylinder the central one of the three irs necessary for securing the Lycee je expansion, it was th most important of all, and when it war rendered useless the’ only thing that could be done was to cut it off from the other two, which was accomplished by putting in joints at th eam pipes con- necting it with the others. “This reduced the engine from one of wadruple expansion to a triple expan- lon, and correspondingly diminished its power, besides putting a great deal of extra work on the connecting rods of the back pair of cylinders, which under ordinary circumstances do only half the work of the other two. “They were then compelled to do double work, and in the heavy seas which made the ship roll from side to side the irregular movement of the screw and shaft caused the bearings to become heated and this occasioned all the subsequent delays. "Had it not been for the heavy; ‘could easily have made weather milea a day for the remainder of the voyage ang there would have been no other jelay. selthie platon-head, which consists of two horizontal disks bolted together, was broken completely in two, the break feng. pinaat ‘@ Straight line across the diameter. “We had an ex piston on board, but it was impossible to replace the broken one with it while we were at sea, #0 _we had to do the best we could.’ Capt. Baudelon was ashore, as were most of his officers, ‘were superintending the discharging of the cargo, which was begun this morn- ing. Burser Japhet said that there were no rishable Roods; so far-as he knew, in ine cargo, and that everything had ‘ar Hyed in'good condition. Owing to her long delay on the voyage and the time that will be required to make the necessary repairs to her machinery Ia Gascogne will not sail in till next Wednesday, Her sched- ule date for sailing on the return trip was last Saturday. La Normandie sails to-day. and there will be no steamship of the French line Jeaving port next Saturday. CITY OF LOWELL DISABLED. @ Rough Passage on the Sound in Big Tee Field: ‘The new twin-screw steamer, City of Lowell, of the Norwich line, arrived at her pler at the foot of Desbrosses @treet yesterday morning several hours ‘overdue from Norwich. Several of the Dlades of her propelling screws were demolished, The Lowell started from Boston at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon, ‘and experienced trouble and delay in making her way through the big ice floe in the Sound. Several times the re slowed down. ran into an ice field off Whitestone, 1. I, and smashed a blade on the port side screw, greatly reducing speed. Be- fore many’ mites were run the massive cakes of ice in the river smashed the Blades on the good screw. e wai Ro excitement among the passengers. ey did not know what happened he steamer arrived at her pler a Des. tat 10 A. sterday. eeeengere were landed and. the Lowell fo the dry-dock at the foot of ver, for repairs, fitted out o: lowed re street, East Rivhen the ‘Lowell w the water at 5 o'clock last evening, it ered that the Ice had broken The Sladen on both screws so badly that entirely new ores must be substituted, Smeeeracend CASTAWAYS ARRIVE. ‘The Crew of Esterbrook Reach Port on ‘the america. Pilot boat America No. 1 arrived at Stapleton this morning having on board Capt. J. G, Brown and eight sailors, comprising the crew of the three-masted schooner Rove Esterbrook, of New Bed- which was abandoned at sea in ritude 71.40 and latitude 40.45, ‘schooner was bound from Norfol low ‘Beat with @ cargo coal, the heavy Oe ang the attention Pade ir : - except those who} ernoon, “Capt, Brown ond ti ys . Brown ant men ‘had left the schooner. but « few. minutes when she sunk. The schooner ‘Brown and his side the schooner, bi ae to heavy. ele and seas could ‘not take Of the captain Sunday af was not insured. Capt. sailors sufte Sade ‘ae ee more or less from froeted ST. AUGUSTINE SAFE. Nine Days Overdue, (Spectal to ‘The Evening World.) SAVANNAH, Ga., Feb. 13.—The lum- ber steamer, City of St. Augustine, from Jacksonvilie Feb, 2 for New York nine days overdue, has been sighted by a schooner arriving here. PILOT-BOAT STAFFORD SAFE. The KE. D. Jor Arrives in Tow-- Others Reported. The pilot-boat James Stafford, No, 18, which had been missing at sea for several days, arrived at Stapleton this morning in tow of a tug. The Stafford was doing station duty at Sandy Hook last Thursday, when the bilzzard struck the Hook and swept the Stafford ninety miles eastsoutheast of the Highlands, Pilot Peterson, who was in charge, said it waa the roughest ex- perience he had ever had at sea. The boat. was not damaged. Pilot-boat E. D. Jordan, No, 9, also arrived at Stapleton this morning in charge of Pilot Jackson. The Jordan on ‘Thursday night last was carried 7 miles beyond the Highlands, and her trysail was carried away, A wave thirty feet high washed over her, smashing the yawl, the foreboom, and flooding the cabin, The vessel was thrown on her beam ends, and the pilots who were asicep in their berthe were thrown out on the floor, They all thought their time had come. The vessel finally righted and rode out of the storm in safety. Pilot Paul Goodrich, of pilot-boat A. R. Lawrence, arrived this morning on the steamer Taormina, He reported the Lawrence safe, having been blown trom off Nantucket to longitude 66, a distance of 200 miles, during the late hurricane. A number of steamers were sighted, but owing to the fearful weather prevailing they could not be boarded. Pilot Parker, of the Ezra Nye, No. 11, brought into port the steamer Minister Maybach. He reports the Nye safe, in longitude 67. John Hall, of pilot-boat Thomas 8. Negus, came up in the White Star freighter Cevic. He left the Nexus yesterday in longitude 70, on her way to this port. During the recent bad weather she broke her foreboom, other- wise all well, The Atlas line steamer, Ailsa, Capt. Morris, which arrived this morning from Jamican ports, sighted pllot-boat Jesse Carll yesterday in latitude 36.30, long!- tude 74.10, All well on board. ees BODIES OF ELBE VICTIMS. ‘The Remains of a Woman and A. L, Lockhart Recovered. LONDON, Feb.13.—A steamer arrived at Margate this morning with the body of @ woman which bad been picked ‘up in the North Sea. Around the body was @ lifebelt of the steamer Elbe, and attached to it was a satchel containing some money, It was evidently the body of e first cabin pissengers of the Elbe. LOW4STOFT, England, Feb. 18,—The body of A. L. Lockhart, of New York, who was a cabin passenger of the steam- ship Elbe, has been recovered. It was brought to this place this morning. A BIG BARGE IN TOW. The 58 rd Oll Agent Says It n't Be No. 58 of His Compan. ‘The German steamship Taormina, Capt. Koch, arrived at Quarantine this morning from Hamburg, and reported that at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, off Montauk, a large towboat was Passed having in tow a four-masted barge. The Taormina was about a mile and a half distant from the tow, and could not make out the name of either tug or barge, he tug C. W. Morse was rent out Pesteraay to look for Standard Oil arge No. 68, which broke adrift from the steamer Maverick some ago on the run from Boston to Philadelphia. Agent Viet, of the Standard Oil Com- pany, said that the Morse could not have reached the point where the barge was sighted by the Taormina. Mr. Vest is of the opinion that the barge reported does Not belong to the Standard Oil Com, Ys He sald that be had had a talk with the captain of the Olbers, who sighted a barge Feb, & in latitude 39.15, longitude 73.08, being driven before the wind under bare poles, Mr, Viet believes this to be his barge. SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY, 7/Sun sets....6.33|Moon rises. ..10.43 WUUH WaTER TU-vaY, Sun sieen 4M. PM Sandy Hook, 0.27 10.56 Governor's Ia! 1.25 Hell Gate s 1is | Low ‘Waren TO-DAY. Sandy Hook .. ‘ Governor's Isiand rs Hell Gate ‘ ‘ad minutes, jetting inal POR? OF NEW YORK, ARRIVED. Corte essen 4 Liverpool Minister’ Mayback Hamburg Taormina . Hamburg Ailsa... ‘Kingston OUTGOING BTEAMERS. BAILED TO-DAY. New Yor! Teutonte Rhynland Circassia. La Normandie Vigilancia Irrawaddy ‘Orinoco Veneaueli Aigong) Comal Santiago Cuvier. El Monte INCOMING STEAMERS. "UE TO-DAY. + Bouthampton ‘La Guayra Galveston TO SAIL TO-MORROW. New Orleans Gibraitar Gibraltar ‘TO-MORROW. Ciudad Condai Seminole . FOREIGN FORTS. (By cable.) ARRIVED. LONDON, Feb, 13.—-Arrived, steamer Lydian Monarch, iow York. BAILED, BT. LUCIA, Feb, 13.—Sailed, steamer Mosart, from Rio Janeiro for New York. SIOHT=D. PRAWLE FOINT, Fed. 12—Paseed, steamer Charleston | N for i me. remen. ‘assed, steamer Lepanto, SCILLY, Feb. 13.—Passed, steamer Paria, New ‘York for ‘Southampton. WATERFORD, Feb, 12.—Parsed, steamer Mask- New York for Liverpool. Stole Gascogne Souvenirs, Among the hundreds of visitors aboard the Row celebrated steamship La Gascogne at her dock at the foot of Morton atreet yesterday ‘Many surreptitiously carried away Insignificant little souvenira Two men, however, stole cut Klansware and cutlery, and Bupt. Weat caused their arrest. They pleaded vainly, saying they Were intoxicated from too much wine at th French ‘bail, and urged that thelr. femiiten, woul ‘be disgraced. They gave their addresses Ed. ward Hl. Lewis, of Marttord, Con ‘Stone, of Meriden, Conn. ames “are: Retitioum, AL the Court toway Justice Taintor remanded them, Great numbors of people suffer from the malign polsons of ca:arrh, aa from® other subtle chronic Maladies, without any correct oF definite Iden of ture of thelr aMiction. The following symp- toma have been carefully arranged by Dr. Cope- PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 18—The big American | ignd, to enable many sufferers to understand just Une steamship Southwark, trom Liverpool Jan. 90. | what it is that alls them. Many diseases, known Steamer Southwark Docked. which was atuck In the ice off Marcus Hook yea-| under various apecttic names, are really of ca- terday, reached her dock at 10.30 (hie MOrsiNg: | taehal origin and nature. Kvery part of the mu- cous membrane, the nose, throat, eyea ears, head, tings, stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys, and bladder, are subjec: to disease and blight by catarth, ‘The proper course for sufferers is this: Read these nymptoms carefully over; mark those that apply to your cane and bring this with you to Dr. Copeland, Ifyou lve away from the nall andask for mall treatment. Instance, and whether by mall or oftice treatment, the patlent may be axsured of the apeedient relief and cure ponsible to enlightened medicine, AN OIL BARREL EXPLODES. It Was in a Cellar and a Lighted A muffled report, followed by a shower of glass, alarmed people in the vicinity of Broadway and Grove street, Brook- lyn, at 9.10 o'clock this morning. Upon looking for the cause of the disturbance it was discovered that gas an old oll barrel had exploded in Henry Magness’s paint store, 1314 Broad- way, end had blown out the front of the | Let it be repeated and reiterated that the spirit and purpose of the Copeland medical syatem Is twofold. First, It ts to bring tothe treatment Magness was found lying upon the | and cure of chronic diseases generally the efforts floor in the rear of the store, with his | and inbors of physicians especially educated and hair singed and his face slightly burned. | trained to thelr mastery, thus to insure a He was removed to a drug store, where | or compatent, a more cadical aud a more ft was found he was not seriously In- | MOF compotent, a more ra Jured, and he returned to work. coastal handling of those seated and stubborn He ‘lighted a match while looking for| disorders most prolific of human inisery. an empty barrel at the time the explo-| Second, by this system of low fees to place the sion occurred. rich and poor alike on absolutely one level and aaaeeeTs footing as regards the benefit of the best and mont skilful treatment known for the cure of DIED ON A STEAMBOAT. chronic diseases, ANY CHRONIC SUFFERER, WHATEVER THE NATURE OF THE MAL An Unknown Man Found Dead on | apy, DURING THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY, the Richard Peck. MAY AP Y ANY TIME AT IS WEST 2471 An unknown man, who was a passen- ST, NEAR MADISON SQUARE, AND RE- “ CELVE FROM THE COPELAND PHYSICIANS ger on the Sound steamer Richard Peck, | pug BEST ALD KNOWN TO ENLIGHTEN which arrived from New Haven this wepicink ATAN EXPENSE NEVER EX morning, died suddenly in the cabin al 820 A M, to-day. |CEEDING TITE NOMINAL FRE-RATE On the collar of his shirt the name P. oF @ PER MONTH, ALL MEDIC CLUDED, FOR THE BRIEFEST PERIOD J. Gallagher wi marked, A medicine | NECESSARY TO A PERMANENT CURE. bottle was found on the dresser, con- | road taining the label of GS. Sarovia, of \Cetarrh of the Head and Throat. 644 Chapel street, New ren. ‘The man 1a described as about fitt years old, five feet seven inches tal with fron-gray hair. He was dressed in a dark suit, dark gray overcoat, white shirt and collar, soft black hat and galter shoes, ‘The ‘Coroner 1s mak- ing an taveatigation. rhe ea TWO BUILDINGS BLOWN UP. One Person Killed and Three H in Natural Gas Explo PITTSBURG, Feb. 13—An explosion of natural gas at Meadville, Pa., this morn- ing wrecked two buildings, t1 Sn rson was killed and three others injui ‘The most prevalent form of catarrh and reauits from neglected colda Speedy and Inexpensive cure by the Copeland system. “Ta the breath foul ? “Ta the voice husky Do you aplt up alli Dy, you ache all over Do you blow out scabs the nose stopped up ? Do you snore at night ?" Does your nose discharge *? ** Dooa the nose bleed enaily 2°" ‘* Te there tickiIng in the throat ** ‘Do crusts form in the nose ? ** Inthe nose sore and tender: **Do you sneeze a reat deal ‘*Is this worse towards night?" ‘Does the nose Iteh and burn 9+ ** Is there pain In front of head 2° In there pain across the eyes *? Is there pain In back of head 1"* 8 your sense of smell leaving 7" Do you hawk to clear the throat > Is there a dropping in the throut ** In the throat dry in the mornings * LaihoDhgy hh, Are you losing your sense of taste?" Hopital, where he died in less thaa half aa| ‘Do you sleep with the month open?’ hour. ** Does your nose stop up towarda night ?* Dynamite ins Cotion Bal ‘This form of Catarrh la the easiest to cure, W ORLEANS, Feb, 12—While loading the en tema acamhip Flariden yesterday a sick of dyaamice| CAtarrh of the Bronchial Tubes, When catarrh of the head and throat in left un was discovered in a bale of cotton, A man named | Peter Oakes was arrested by a United States M tends down the windpipe into the shal on suspicion. The ship {e one of the West Dronchial tubes and after awhile attacks the jIndiaa liners, whleh Ras given its work to noo-) lings, Speedy and inexpensive cure by the union laborers. Cig bad syiteen: Aged Switchman Killed. *'Have you a cough? ELIZABETH, N. J., Feb, 12.—Dennis Bradley, seventy years old, a switchman in the employ of the Jersey Central, was struck and Instantly Killed at 10.30 tox freight-house here by an eastbound Blue Line exprens, He stepped out of tho way of a Newark train, when he was hit by the express ————— Stable Walls Fall In. ‘Tho rear wall of 1. H. Dablman's nal at 210 and 212 Kast Twenty-fourth Jtwo-story brick structure, fell in at 11.18 this | morning, while being shored up. No person was injured, tly hurt, ‘The dau age 1 estimated at about $1,600. serious!: Fire Engineer McKeon Ki) ‘While Engine Company No, & was crossing Seventeenth street on Second avenue on the way to a fire last night the left hind wi engine rolled off, and the t Po You cough until you gag ‘Are you low-spirited Taise frothy m Do you spit up yellow n ‘*Do you cough on going to bed*"* ‘*Do you cough tu the mornings?"* ‘ls your cough short and hacking? ' ‘Do you spit up ttle ebeesy lumps?"? Have you a dingust for fatty foods" here a tickling behind the palate: Have you pain behind breastbone?"* Do you feel you are growing weaker “In there a burning pain Inthe throat?’ “*Do you cough worse night and morning?" “Do you have to sit up at night to get breath? If you have these symptoms you have Catarrh of the Bronchial Tubes, Three Me: ZACATECAS, Mexico, Feb. 18.—A cave-in oo curred at the San Martin Mfine, in the camp west of here, Three miners were killed and @ number were taken out badly wounded, ——__— = —__ N. Y. ATHLETIC CLUB FIRES. The House Caught Fire Twice Early GIVEN BY Df. COPELAND. SYMPTOMS MOST FREQUENTLY PRESENTED BY CATARRH SUFFESERS | Expert Treatment with Permanent Cure at the Nominal Fee of $5 a Month. Catarrh of the Kidneys. Catarrh of the kidneys results in two wayn: First by taking cold; second by overworking the Kidneys tn separating from the blood the poisons that have been absorbed from catarrh, which af fects all organs, Speedy and inexpensive cure by the Copeland aystem, “*Do your hands and feet swell?" “Is this more noticeable In the mornings?’ “Are they cold and clammy?"* “Ia there pain In stuall of back? “Is the urine dark and cloudy “Does a deposit form when left standing? ‘Ts there a destre to get up at night ** ‘Do you see spots floating before the even?” *: Are the eyes dull and staring ‘Ty there a bad taste in mouth ? ‘Have you pain in “ Insyour hale getting ray * “Uso, is it silvery white?" “iy the skin dry and harsh ‘Te the har dry and brittie ?"* “Ty there nausea after eating “Tas the perspiration a bad odor “In there patiness under tho ey “Are there dark rings around the eyes? “+9 the akin pale and dry ‘Has the akin a waxy look 2"" * Do you see unpleasant things while asleep 2? ‘Have you chilly feelings down the back * “Do the joints pain and ach + Do the loge feel too heavy If you have these symptoms you have Catarth | of the Kidneys, Catarrh of the Liver. ‘The liver is affected by catarrh through the disease extending from the stomach Into the tubes in the liver, Speedy and inexpensive cure | by the Copeland system, ‘Are you Irritabl re you nervous ‘Do you get dizy no energy” have cold “Do you get tired enail: “*Do you have hot flushes: “Is your eyesight blurred" “Can't you explain where” “Have you pain tn the back’ "Is your floah woft and flabb: “Are your spirits low at timer?” ‘In there @ bloating aftereating?* ‘Mave you pain around the loin **Do you have gurgling In bowela?"* ‘*Do you have rumbling in bow@s"* “Ig there throbbing fn the stomac “Do you have nense of heat in bowel “Do you suffer from palns in tempter?” “Do you have palpitation of the heart?" “Ta there a general fooling of Inssitude?'* ‘Do these feelings affect your memory*' If you have these symptoms you have Catarrh of the Liver. Catarrh of the Stomach. Catarrh of the stomach fs usually caused by swallowing polsonous mucus, which drops down from the head and throat at night. ®peedy and Inexpensive cure by the Copeland system, ‘In there vomiting?’ “*Do you belch up gaat"* ‘Are you light-headed?’ “In your tongue coated?"* you Water brash?"* + Ria eae aie oi Patterns maiied FR 6323, AI94 1 AN COOCCoeo: Auction Sales. 85 Bowery; by order of AN EXCEPTIONALLY RARE DIAMONDS, Also a General Asso EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN RY DR. O. W. HALL’s NEW METHOD, without gas, chloroform of ether, without lose of consclousness; so saya DR, C. ii. POST, 64 8th ave, Newark, “Dr. Hall flied my teeth without pain elways guffered severeiy heretofore. “Mra § PICKETT, 116 Bast 291 at., N.Y." Hundreds of other testimoniais at office, Extraction Free When Teeth Are Ordered, gpe TEETH Thad Do you hawk and spit?!* ‘In there pain after eating?’ “Are you nervous and weal ‘Do you have sick headachow “Do you bloat up after eatir s there disgust for broakiast?"’ ‘Have you distress after eating?'* **Ls your throat filled with slime?" “Do you at times have diarrhea?’ “In there rush of blood to the head: *'Is there constant bad taste In mouth? ‘In there gnawing sensation In stornach: po you feet ax if you hud lead In stomacht"* “When you ket up suid “When stomach is empty do you fee! faint"? **Do you belch up material that burns throat?’ Vhen stomach ia full do you fee! oppressed?"* It you have, you have Catarrh of the Stomach, or whut Is commonly called dyspepsia, The Copeland Medical Institute, 15 West 24th St., New York, Near Madison square, W.H, COPELAND, M. D. E. E. GARDNER, [. D. Office Hours--Dally, 9 A.M. to 9 Sundays, 9 PM M. This Morning. Twice between the hours of 1 and 8 o'clock this morning was the New York Athletic Club house visited by fire. The | |first blaze, at 1 o'clock this morning, was | caused by an electric-light wire, and the Fire Department was called out. The thing, to-day, and thia afternoon and second blaze was caused by a break in to-morrow, ‘according to Weuth« o oa, c The damage by fire. in. neither case morrow tient amounted to much, but the damage by "The wind from the storm blowing up coast this morning has de. NOT MUCH OF A SNOWSTORM. y Fair Weather Is Propheey for To-Morrow, water will reach $00, the Ati When the first fire broke out, only a Creamed ntl’y: it elocity, and at this point few belated members of the Club were was bi Inthe house, The woodwork on the our, “The Seems path miles, sn third Moor, where electricians had been tively calm to-day oe at work during the day, caugi 5 The greatest fali of snow 1 ra The engines arrived,’ and in a few w f Page plight | minittes the y Hpk put lout, “but not xaneae Cape Hatteras, with three | before the floor and walls ha: mn thor- The temperatur. at 8 o' oughly drenched morning: inn New York was 22 degrene again smetied, and, Mont, and the warmest at tee Wise and the warmest at Key West, where the mercury registered. 6. The rising temperature, beginning with yesterday, has thawed ice in the streets a little, and this morning cross- walks were covered with mud. Street- Cleaning Commissioner Waring has a floor, Supt. Duffy’ saw smoke coming from between the floors, ‘There was a very strong odor of escaping gas. The windows were quickly thrown open, and the hose again turned on, A fire alarm was not turned in, how- ever. force of men removing the. he: * ‘Workmen chopned the floor away. £0" ape 0 When this was done it was found tha fnew, piled up in the street during’ the the gas-pipe had been broken, CARS BURNED IN CHICAGO. Three Men Frosen to Death, BALTIMORE, Feb. 13.—Reports from remote Portions of Maryland continue to emphasize tho | Only Nine Out of 120 Rescued trom fart, Ste 04, ita mcm was almost unprecedented Linestw Aveoee mare, 2 Bisel teense, street CHICAGO, Feb, 18.—The car barn of pant ‘tun “ty May public, roa gre the Lincoln avenue cable line caught found dead’ on’ the ratirond fire early this morning and of the 120 ons dreane toni truth Wit, Wtentitied a Fassengers and grip cars stored In the isharred, they islet to make thele way ti barn, but nine were saved. At one time and perished In the attempt. there was grave upprehension lest @ tank | containing 00 gallons of crude petro- Ieum, which the Company uses for fuel, shculd become ignited, as it was but a few fect from the blazing barn, The fire was under control, however, A North Carolina Fi RALDIGH, N. C., Feb. 13.—A «pectal from Pollocksville mays th ‘weather has benumbed 1 t fess numbers of before the tank had been ‘placed in ing on top of the wa serious danger. Total loss on building then up in laree quanti:ion and cars is estimated at $200,000, usand to-day and the 1 by express. fr lens Falls, 13.—A big fire or curred here last aig’ brentened the bust. anengers Released. ness part of the town, ‘The loss will probably | PORT + Feb, 1.—The Port Jervis be gah, 4 Moaticelio’ Raltroad. will, be opened to-tay —— ansenger train t ve fol at Oak Mine Hoppers Afire at Jobs, 0. ~ aaa 2 5 Oe JOBS, O., Feb. 13.—The Morris Coal Company's mine hoppers are burning. They were the largest in the world, The loss will reach $50,000 or more. Several cars on the ratiroad are in dames. Niue hundred mea are ‘now idlee ——— Colored Girls Fire an Orphans'Home (@pecia! to The Evening World.) BAVANNAH, Ga,, Feb. 13.—.wo fourteen-year- eld colored girls set fire to the Orphans’ Home here last aight and made an attempt to sec Tity ‘were Saptuted. and ‘coutessed tho ering a Mrs. Wuvsion'e| bogus Brave fer ODOD 0DIHDIHDWSDBSDWIDBWO 6 Stands on its merit. r} *A. B.C, Oatmeal, For 19 years unequalled, % SODODODO: The snowstorm will be light, if ATA ‘|, OPPOSE SIDEWALK SHOPS. e é | 1and for nearly a woek was released to-day and re. turned to Monticello, have been living at farm hi ‘The Pine Bush branch was opened to-day, Woman Frozen to Death, | | LETOWN, N. Y., Feb. 1.—Mre Lewis . Who Ilved alone on a lonely road near Chester, was today found dead. She had per- {shed of cold. Weather Forecast ‘The weather forecast for the thirty-six houre ending at 8 P. M. to-morrow is as follows: Light snow. followe! by fair this afternoon; to-night and on Thuraday slightly colder winds, Tha following record shows the ch temperature duriig the morning hours, eeareers 3A. M....2116 A.M... CHEAP FOOD FOR THE POOR. a a Few Cen fo 1 Meal. St. Mission, 25 East Forty-second street, is conducting un- der the direction of Col, Henry H, Had- | ley, Superintendent, one of the finest | equipped kitchens in the city, at which prepared food is furnished to the poor for about half its actual cost, thus re moving from the poor who pat ize the “soup and coffee * as it is called, | the feeling that th | charity. ‘This ish are menu subjects of One pint of rich soup, two conta ig cornbeet sandwich ‘ five Un Tk and auga Bread pudting, one cent. | Newadealers and § ‘» Adopt Vigor R The Newsdealers and 8 \ \ UT PLATES , WITHO : Gold Crowns and Bridge Work a Specialty, Prices Reasonable for First-Class Work, Warranted [0 Years. DR.O.W.HALL, Graduate Pennsylvania Dental College) 949 BROADWAY, Cor, 230 5., NEW YORK; 499 FULTON S8T., Cor, Bridge, BROOKLYN, HOURS—8 A.M. to 7 P.M. Bundays—t0 to % NEW SYSTEM DENTAL PARLORS, | N62, BROADWAY? w= a : 8 111804 @, m avy eth extra tracted painlessly by our new scien (0 PAIN or bad results; applied OPERATIONS PAIN Ing where other work MD! NEW ®YST! A RLORS, : 2TH & STH BTS nd Sundays, Amusements. ' ONC RT HAL MAD N SQUARE GARDEN. MR. AND MRS, THA RUSSIAN DE KONSCHIN ARTIST. THURSDAY, FER, 1 Under the direction of” M TICKETS AT SCHUL METROPOLITAN « GRAND OPERA. an HENRY B ABBEY an witecr! Feb. 14, Otel Feb. 17, last Sun SPLENDID €0, oe and GUC. Senta, RAND SiLOW, y To. Sah PE SATURDAY, AL Mats W Night. Paulo seeeccoccoccocesoooco«cseoeecoeose VERY LATEST STYLES BY MAY MANTON. on receipt of coupon and 15c. for each, Any three for 40c, ov all five for Gc, 5 275 But ye SI see ‘h RI —@|10 cases Ginghams and Seer- S aazo to. Bunt | Address — - suckers, at . . 2 + « 100 SS ass Ia. Waist Address Pattorn Department, OMco of 6 ci Printed Dueks, best 3" Tn Welst WHEELER & WILSON MFG. CD. *4,%;, eh eal quality , , 2 6 5 © » 14, SOOSSOSSOSS CCCSeecoeceo asin UNREDEEMED PLEDGES tJ TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), at 11 A. M., at Salesroom TLLIAM SUMP ND HIGH-CLASS COLLE WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c., Lal Le Boutilier Bros 14° St Special Offerings in New Wash Fabrics much below real value, 5 cases new outing Flannels, all choice designs, value 10c., at Ca 3 cases Fine Printed Batiste for Shirt Waists and Dresses, 123¢e, quality, at wig NEC’ ROWN, Best French Challies . . . 306, Best French Satines . 250. & 36e, ~~ | Ex. quality Batiste, extra wide 17e MANY EXCLUSIVE DESICNS OF OUR OWN IMPORTATIO! 14t st. Special for This Week. Auction Sales. Ithont Reserva, 8. FIRUSKT & SON, AUCTIONEERS, Ns 1 Park Row, 10N OF Dpera Glasses, ren Clases, Gans, Revolvers, 18 ALL WE ASK FOR A SOLID LEATHER DRESS SUIT CASE. A better grade of caxon at All styles OFT MANUFAC FOR THIS WHITE ENAMELLED BEDSTEAR, ‘with brass trimmings. Worth double the $9 Fer Cont: Diacount on all Bedroom Bett 20 Per Cent. Discount on all Polding-Bede. All the New Bpring Styles now on our Scere CARPETS. 11, we shall A—A—FURNITURE FOR SAL Famniy ering abroad sacrinees. mageiace niture, "residence, like ‘NeW, weed lew tmoathe mmagaioentty ne, cabineta, h ved ‘ouk aldeboard, Jeathor chairs, fine ve.vet carpets, $15; sell sep: ane" ‘Ingrains at one-balf former CASH OR CREDIT. Before furnishing we invite you to call and ope ‘amine our stock of Parior and Bedroom Furniture, Great bargaina in CARPETS and LINOLEUMS, SOL. HEYMAN & CO., 903, 995 THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN 50TH AND GUTH BTS. ————————EEE Amusements HALL, ve a? IMPERIAL MUSIC 1 ju! 0-Y Amusements. BY way, cor mT sath ‘Sat. Ly Merry. Thurs, and Fri lant night of Mr. Tree's Mme. Rejane in 24 ‘Week of the Gi Ub-To-paTe BU EXTRA MATINE® FEMo 2 DENMAN THOMPSON OLD HOMESTEAD. R-0-B-B-£-R--R- ag night, Songs and Paial yAU DEVE TOWN Is B. FE, KEITH'S phlad ON SQUARE: Noo MONSTER SHOW GK a pp TAD) 250, & 500, s PROGTOR'S ==, scm Tanz, Friseere Paatiees tiie ot eat 9 8 IRVING PLACE THEATRE Eve €18 Gat Mes. Ped bo ght, “Papageno;” Thurs, only time, “Fee. VALT BY GHERTY, MAZUZ AND A ._ DARE BROS. 40 OTHERS. oil ON SOGIE TY. ~~ MADISON SQUAKE Be 1d, 1895. TICKETS $10 FOR GENTLYMAN AND LADY, r | AWHIGAN'S THIATICN. MW. Hanley. Mi i ROO. He Baie tanley, Mar FIHSR MEME EX BROORLY Pig We N r AN a PAR ATOR K BS ‘of Music Next Week -CHARLEY' ‘WED. AUNT. EVERY EVENING, | MATIN! DAY. HARLEM OPERA-HOUSE. Ev'ge 15. Sal Mat “DELLA FOX juice” | ON THE MISSIE THE LITTLE TRO KOSTER & BIAL’S TO-NIGHT. MISS CISSIE LO@TES, ruiz BOSTONIANS, iat ose To-Night, PRINCE i, Purley and Wilton, Pet 5 lea | i moi TUL Edwin Kae Cry e ECIALTIES, NOVELTIES. GREATER SHEN/*'! AHL siWs | BRRARWAY BELT ETT ee HEATHE peau, Monde) Thure. & Satu Mats Wed. aud sa S au ARES EMPIRE. — ‘Lesses and HE MASQUERADER ricer ibe ie. the toc or Goat amet arawenin Seats at 350" Florence Bindiey's massive -| Hon, THE CAPTAIN'S MATE. Next week, 18; Mat, Wed @ Sat | BRODIE. ON THE BOWERY. = YOAND GIRARD, Cessoe and Met THE RAINMAKER PALMER'S, 35 RALMEE INGS AT eal the suits af the town, THE TORNA sere iP PEOPLE'S uTSEST Hise, ropree MS? OLIVER BYRO en eles | (AST FANNY DAVENPORT. At wits sanlia'e GISMONDA, sittite | HERALD 2"; Whitney 0 t oie i} SQUMME).. 1. ROB ROY. ANIA THEATIE 1s NEW YOR Suicide of a Co} win Plant, aw » ercta tive and Benevolent their headquarters, 8 Union Square, evening adopted thes: Whereas, it has appeare’ from new ports and other oration being ‘formed ‘to ‘couiral ew aps b this city, eit i of "franchise the public | and Persistent efforia are being made tn and City Council to legal | Assoviatt for meieing That the Se Prototive ‘itterly opposed to uid be resisted by all citizens, ae it would Thousauds of hardworking ‘newadeaiers Chelr busines and would sell the public walks lo & monopoly, ‘Thomas F. Martin, President, and P, tthell, Alexander Regge and Henry lulkene were Commitice on ju- ‘tons. 1a! tamily of ts Finished, | ‘ Wa ya Arch Come h the possible exception of statues that may The arch will be dedicated on . | Special Notices, — Health Insuranc ‘That ts almost as necessary It means reasonable care ann occasionally a litte medicine—-not much, A Kipans Pabule is eaough {a most comes, GRANO OPERA sgTQMGHT. | Mattaces BILL HOEY risscx: SSS eee Personal. HAIR, moles, ac., destroyed: Prot, yi alttings only "$l st _ THE FATAL CARD. | AMERICAN. 3.0" TO-NIGHT SANT OCCEN SIF ATU P York Times, The District-Attorney ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Lit Hoa ee a Bidar, Te iss: KICKED. Mr sh bt no FAM RIANDAL yer highest references, tramm Apply 180 Broadway, near Consult Nible, Fe business. room. 9, nd fortune. Bast 17: ony Ma Wed. and sac | 20TH CENTURY GIRL! [CANNOT KEMALN LON | Fheatre, TOO TUCH With Wil -KNOW yo fate a ine palmiat, afdential. Rooms Sou 2222 Cortlandt, HNSO. nd wardrobe folding-be: SOc, weekly, LEWINS, 4 seaman 2S & MK White la ITS for sale and w hire. GEORGE | DN, Sth ave, corner 24th i, MME. PILAR MORIN PANTOMIME CO. | pp oc ee C0. | prose -nirrE T cured at own Fesldenom pe hy i cheek brachey og | lie httrom Jonni es Bad sy gs LATJINT, MUMIC HALL” | NEW ADDRESS—A full size one-piece maltreas THEISS’S 22) eis Reyer Pee pe Ea MAUUORGNE, 519 West 424-4, PICTURE FRAMES that are reltable made to of 1 and 136 THE iN Plays : jery atteraoon aad ae Mar fori wold fore lanes 6 Tass Cy F3 = NIBLO'S. “siecranss desea | un 8 obs oes tents “ie a Fadden’s Elopement.with John Keruell | wanrich-informatiqg of Henry Roberta Pe ey Arosa Sd nat | nett "tn tase.” Adatioe GW, “Dlekaom VAs @) BLLigus sUsax New Forte Re