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8, 1303. ——$—_$<__- —_ + —__. THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, MARCH | GRESHAM DENIES IT, Says He Has Received No Cable from Minister Taylor. Close Policy of the State Depa ment in Evidence. Fall of Her Ministry Will Give Spain an Excuse for Delay. (Special to The Hvening World.) WASHINGTON, March 18.—"You can fay that no response has been received from Spain to the cablegram sent Minis- ter Taylor, and that Secretary Gresham Bays so,” sald a prominent State Di partment offictal this morning. As- stant Secretary Whi also denied that any had been received. This is offered, not to be accepted as &@ refutation of the published announce- ment that 6 cablegram had been re- ceived from Minister Taylor, but as an iilustration of the policy of exclusion and indirection which prevails at the Btate Department. There is not the slightest room for Questioning the receipt of a cablegram from Minister Taylor or the accuracy of the statement of its contents pub- sned this morning. Only the State De- partment prefers to prove that it doesn’t Teak by denying that there is any water in its hold. The fact ix, the Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs has given Minister Tay- for assurances that after investigation @n apology may be offered. He has assured him that Spain has warmest friendship for the United States, but that she has no information in regard to the firing on the Allianca, Which she will promptly Inquire Into, ort if it ts as stated will do the proper ning. Bhe will also direct her Navy Depart- ment not to commit outrages on Ameri- can ships. As to the three-mile limit, it will be necessary to consider" it maturely. Secretary Gresham's request for an explanation 1s, up to date, a water haul, @0 far as its effect, on Spain Is concerned, jough it has had # great vogue in th Banee Blates. ae - . Mr. Gresham feels highly pleased because President Cleveland patted him on the back yesterday and sald, “You did it just right.” What is fully as satisfactory is the fact that the Minister of one of the eatest powers in the world called on im Saturday and gave his unqualified indorsement of the course pursued by the State Department. No name is mentioned, but Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British Minister, ls directly indicated, His course is unusual, but diplomacy in Washington Is assum: ing a free and easy informality in these Piping days. he fall of the Sajasta Ministry will undoubtedly give Spain the widest pos- sible excuse for delaying a final re- sponse to the Gresham note. ‘As Indicated in these despatches, the Gresham note js preliminary. Others will be necessary before the incident is closed. ‘The history of Spanish diplomacy and intercourse with the United States gives ample evidenco that only a stiff hand has any effect in bringing her to terms. The appointment of Gen, Martinez Campos as Military Governor of Mad- rid, Is believed here to preclude his ac- ceptance of any position in the new Cabinet. He isa _man of marked abil- ity, broadly Mberal in his tendencies, and successful in everything he has undertaken, He has twice pacified Cuba, to him ts due the credit of bringing the late King Alfonso to the throne, of settling the Morocco affair, aud of introducing many Yeforms. Were he to come to the head of affairs the Cuban Insurrection could be settled without great difficulty, be- cause he would grant the needed re- forms in the administration of the isl- d. “No important development is expected here in the Spanish affair until after to-morrow's Cabinet meeting, when the whole matter will be gone over in de- tail. Taylor Cables Something, Anyhow, WASHINGTON, March 18. — The following Gespatch was recetved this afternoon from Mints- ter Taylor at Madrid: has reslqned. Campos appointed raptain-Gi at Madrid. New government Probably under Canovas. (Signed) TAYLOR,” COLOMBIAN REBELS YIELD. Gen. Reyen G tory Near Medaga. COLON, Colombia, March 18.—A tele- graphic message received here from Pres- ident Caro, dated Bogota, announces that the revolution in the Republic of Colombia is finished. ‘The triumph of Gen. Reyes, the com- mander of the Government forces, over the rebels has been complete, the deci- sive engagement being fought near Medaga, in the Department of Santander, ‘The rebels, numbering 3,000, who were defeated by Gen. Mateurs at Suata, in the Province of Socorro, and who af- terwanls retreated towards Boyaca, have surrendered to Gen, Mateurs. ‘A number of political prisoners, cap- tured at Bocas del Toro, charged with complicity in the recent disturbances there, have been landed he The French crusier Roland ts going to La Guayra, Venezuela, in connection with the trouble between France and that Republic. GEN. VON WERDER RECALLED. © Vie~ Count Herbert Bismarck May Suc- ceed as Ambassador to Ruxala, BERLIN, March 18.—Gen. von Werder, German Ambassador to Russia, has been recalled. It 1s reported that he will be mucceeded by Count Herbert Biemarck. Gen. yon Werder, according to a de spatch from Berlin’ on Jan. 2, was re. ported to have been absent from the fathering of German officers at the erlin Arsenal on Jan. 1, when they sed by Emperor William, as ‘on New Year's May, and it was the General had tendered on to the Emperor. Holland May Suspend Duty on Sugar from Dutch Indies. THB HAGUE, March 18.—Owing to the heavy fall in sugar the Government has presented to the States General a bill suspending for a year, from June 1, the export duties on sugar grown in the Dutch Indies, —_-— COREA TO BE INDEPENDENT. ngland and France Will Act Together, (Specta! to The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, D. C., March 18—Ad- vices received here at two legations in- @icate in positive terms that Ru England and France will act in thor- ough accord in one important feature of the China-Japan settlement. The Rbsolute independence of Corea Is to t Assured and protected by ese powe list. as the Independence of Belgtum ‘8 Europe. "phe demand was made by Russia who has had no intention of allowing Japan to preponderate in the Corean sltuatio by, fictating he internal policy. Ei ind Fran STEEN ONTARIO GE OF Touched the Southern Edge of the Romer Shoal, A TwosMasted Schooner Fast on the Same Shoal, The British steamer Ontarlo, formerly the Lydian Monarch, of the Wilson lin which sailed this morning for London, touched the southern edge of the Ro- mer Shoal on her way to sea, ‘The Ontario was floated at 10 o'clock and proceeded on her voyage. The Ontario, after passing out at Sandy Hook, stopped in Gedney Channel. She passed out Gedney Channel and cleared the bar at 11.20 A. M. ‘There is @ two-masted schooner ashore cn Romer Shoal, but her name is not yet known. ‘The Life-Savers have passed a hawser from her to a tug, and Chapman's wrecking steamer is close by to render aasistance, The wrecking steamer is pulling on the schooner, but she does not move. ‘The schooner has been moved a little over a hundred feet by two tugs pulling on her. The life-savers took off the crew of the achooney shortly after 2 o'clock this afternoon. The wind {s blowing at the rate of thirty-two miles an hour. si al ahs HURLED BY GIANT POWDER. Four Miners Crushed Out of All Semblance to Humanity. NOGAL! Ariz, March 18—News comes here from Minas Prietas Sonora, Mexico, that an explosion of giant pow- der had occurred in the Verde mine there, which killed four miners and wounded one fatally. ‘The men were blown with terrific force against the sides of the mine and crushed out of all semblance to human- ity. Their names were John Roa, John Masse, Bartola Benig and Angelo Capa- Mini, —— e ___ Horse Smashes In a Window. A horse attached to a cab and driven by John Sullivan, of 1022 Third avenue, ran away this morning, and smashed into the window of Her- man Brocker’s grocery store, 1226 Third avenue, ‘The horee and cab are owned by Robert Hall, of 47 East Sixty-second street. Another Orch: Street Victim, George Gamble died in Gouverneur Hospital to- day. He was injured in the Orchard street disas- ter'on March i, and makes the fifth victim. Kan City Bank Unable to Re- cover from Its First Downfall. KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 18.—The National Bank of Kansas City failed 40 open its duors this morning, The di- rect cause of the lure was the un- favorable statements of the bank's af- fairs given out March 5. In the panic of 1893 the bank suspended, but through an arrangement between depositors and the stockholders {t was permitted to re- sume business. The steady withdrawal uf deposits since that time has ? cet the bank in an embarrassing position. WASHINGTON, D. Cs, March 18.—Th Comptroller of the Currenc: ceived a telegram announcin pension of the National Bank of = sas City, Bank Examiner G. W, Gal- breath was immediate; sEreinted tem- liabilities are es- porary receiver. The timated at $1,084,000. SUIT FOR $1,746,340.32. It Grows Out of a Union Pacific De- feult on Bonds. Henry Budge, C. A. Peabody and Herry D. Copet, as @ committee under an agreement executed Feb. 8, 184, have brought suit, in the Supreme Court, against the Union Pacific Rallroad Com- pany for $746,340.82, The sult grows out of the 4 per cent, trust bonds of the Denver, Leadville and Gunnison Railroad Company issued by the Union Pacific and placed with the New Eng- land Trust Company as collateral secur- Ity for, the bond holders, The default came and collaterals were sold. Suit has now been brought under the trust agreement. George Gould, as a director in the Union Pacific Company, was served with the summ —— oo CLAFLIN IS A CREDITOR. New York Dry-Goods Firms May Suffer from a Kani TOPEKA, Kan., March 18—Stevenson & Co., the largest dry-goods house in the city, have assigned. They have been in business thirteen years, Th creditors are New ¥ clude B, Claflin Co. Buckley & C and in. die eee Brokers Fight Over Gi T. D. Hooper & Co., and Clark, Ward @ Co. entered Into an agreement to pool the stock of the ny on Jan, 6. |, purchased a Hooper & Co. retui 4 It was not bought under the pool- oper & Co. obtained a tempor- ton restraining Clark, Ward & Co, the stock on the Exchange under the Exchange rules. Justice Patterson to-day vacate ‘the Injunction provided rd & Co, agreed not to sell the sock ange. —-______ Habbard, Price & Co. Di ‘The commission house of Hubbard, Price & Go, has been dissolved. Two new firms have been organized and they will transact business on all the exchanges. T, H. Price has formed @ part- hership with W. G. McCormick and RM, Worthley, under the firm name of Prici Por mick & Co. 8. 7. |. Jr. W. C. ‘Hubbard and F. Dillingham will conduct @ business ame of Hubbard Bros. & Co, Ausignee for Mark Da Lawyer Maurice B, Blumenthal, of 271 Broad- way, became this ing assignee under @ general assignment for the beneMt of creditors of By i 18 ABN street yssighment covert ell as various parcel stock wh fon the grou ary on the under the frm ~ ——— YOU WANT A COZY HOME? list of boarding-houses advertised in evening World.’” It is complete, and YOUNG GIRLS entering womanhood ought to have just the special belp that Dr. 's Favorite Preacrip- tion can give. ‘They need to be started right, The oe re. 3 and mi oper functions, Eorrects the delicate weak: nesses and te that might become ic, eatab- Ushes larity and ‘health, lewsens pain, They wante up porting, strengthening tonic, such a8’ an experienced physi- cian bas espectall red for the female system, in tho “Prescription.” For’ every “fomale complaint,” Pierce guaraiitocs @ eure, Miss MAgaie Jacksox, of Barb: ec’. Landry Parish, L “Twas | ti Atgemeaiec tae dams setae and the medicine my ut re Death was al | St. WALL STREET SHOWS A BOOM. ABRAH AM wal End of the Ooal Trouble Lends Confidence to Speculation. Bulls Move Vigorously A; it the Shorts. The week opened with a decidedly im- Proved feeling in Wall street. The re- cent settlement of the long-existing troubles between the bituminous coal roads and the beUef that the Presidents of th cite companies will ad- just theit differences at the meeting to pe held ‘Thursday next have imparted @ more confident tone to speculati The fact that railroad earnings in various sections of the country are at t showing increases also stimulates buying. The rapid restoration of the Treasury gold reserve and further re: ceipts of the yellow metal from abroad this morning added to the good feeling, The dealings were better distributed than for a long time past, und as the morning advanced the temper of specu- lation developed a positively buoyant one, For February the Nashville, Chatta- hooga and St. Louis road reports Kross earnings of $$40,81, a decrease of $1,680) net, ; decrease, $903, and surplus, , 4,31 ‘Phe’ steamship Lucania, from Liver. 1, on Saturday brought (262,000" gold ars consigned to August Belmont & Co,, and the @teamship Gascogne, from Havre, brought 4,000,000 francs, ‘The bulls, encouraged by their success this morning, gave thelr specialties effec- tive support di made a Voxorous move- ment againat the shorts, The result was @ further general advance in prices, and Stl more animated trading. The com miasion houses reported a large increase in the number of orders for out of town Account, and take a very hopeful view of the situaticn, It_was rumored that Sugar went through the Clearing-House on account of Potter & Co, and this was also used by the bears’ to. knock down Sugar. Stocks were Sugar broke a 000 shares ¢ firm, even after 8 to 97 1-2 that elgn countries are disp nate against the Amer dustry, fo Gas and ere weak spots, yielid! , 71, and 1 1-8, to 1-4, respectively. certificates we strong and her this afternoon, and sold as high a8 St aut neally reacted -8, Jandy larman will ship 175,000 and Heldelbach, Ickelhetmer a a ounces of silver to Europe on the s1 ship Saale, sailing to-morrow Silver was strong and higher, The Sreeees oa Care the highest efor months, e ite Pe exican dollars rose loney 2 @ 21-2 per cent. on call. The steady falling off in the reserves of the city banks ts indicative of a more tive money market in’ the near future. Should the rates of interest harden ex- change would go down and all danger of gold shipments would remove Exchange this mi ing Was easier at 1.87 3-4 a 4.88 for bankers’ long sterling Suite ian in Rosie pees The in 4, ‘ ineréare es! le the supply of bills membership on the Cotton Exchange was sold this morning for $600, me The total sales of listed stocks were Ene Sere In ae unlisted depart- ‘ res of Sugar and Loud were traded in, S#" 204 1.100 of an & ‘Central Paine Del, Lack. & Weet Delaware & Hudson .... Den. & Rlo Grande pt 3 Dis. & Cattle Pond... Dul. 88. & At. pt General Electric Erle @ Wemm Island Traction . Toul. & Nashville. Louls, No A. & Manhattan Consol Minn, & Bt. Minn. @ 8t Missourt Mimouri, Mo., Kan, & Tex, pf.. Ilinols Central... e heaviest | i O Peo,, Dec, & Ivan PC. 0, & St, Lb... Pullman Palace Car Go. N.Y. C. @ StL Quicksilver. Paul & Omaha. Southern Railway . Southern Rallway pf StL. Southwestern pref. Routhern Pacific Texes Pacific Tenn Coal & Iron Tol., Ann Al Union Pact United Stat United 8 S Leather pref. 8. Rubber... Wabash pret Wet tnton Tei COTTON MARKET EXCITED. A Reaciion from Last Week's Mate- rial Advunce In Expected, | dent of the Long Island Railroad, The cotton market was excite? irregular at the opening, the ¢ months showing @ slight advane while later months were somewhat | lower, During the early trading there | were slight advances and deciines, the | market, however, keeping quite close | to opening prices. There was consider- able trading, longs selling fre as | they are evidently disposed to re The Liverpool market was unsettle There 1s a good demand there for spot | cotton, While tne bulls were selling large blocks of cotton. | The receipts at the ports for the week | will be in the neighborhood. of 130,000 | bales ainst about 132,000 bales ty) we nd 62,300 last y but little’ attention {= pald the ment, as it is overshadowed by other conditions. A reaction from the ma- terial advance of the past week Is now expected. Early sales included April at 6.07; Ma June, 6.12 a dls . pmuel 6.18 a 6. Na 6.23; October, 6.24 ad. 637 @ 6.29; December and ly r mi Pp H November, a| 633, | The wheat market opened with « demand and not. materially chan from curb prices Saturday, though New York was 3-8c, under the official closing rice M: sellin, at 61 5-1 while Sayin Chicago sold at $6 d4c." Hi receipts are reported in the Northwe ,000 ny jupaly of Ni 00,000 bushels, rial dec 9 a mi teady, quiet and unch: tot were quiet and thohanged. ~ STRAUS: Fulton 8t., Brooklyn. | For Tuesday. | 50 Cases Women’s Best grade Storm Rubbers. (M1 width only), Regular 60c. Rubbere—24 Floor. 50c., worth 7@5c. Table Damask. Extra Heavy Barnsley Cream Table Damask, 66 inches wide; warranted pure linen, red border, good value at 75¢. bs sess se gOG. Yds Linens—Right Atsle—Back, Sterling Silver Belt Buckles, in a variety of choice de- signs; suitable for mono. grams; worth 98c., Jowelry—Front—Lett, Fulton 8t., Brooklyn. BROOKLYN. PAINTED THE GOAT YELLOW. The St. Patrick Parnde Animal In Found at Last. James Mullins, of 764 Gates avenue, Brooklyn, arrest2d several days ago for the alleged theft of a Crow Hill gout, which usually participates in the Bt. Patrick's Day parade, was discharged by Justice Steers, in Flatbush Police Court to-day, Tn> goat was in court, and Its owner, James Walsh, marched him away to take part In to-day's cel- ebration, ‘The goat was missed a week ago, and was traced to Mullins’s possession. Mul- lins was arrested, and sent to jail, A day or 80. ago ‘Mullins asked Judge ynor to have him released. ‘The Su- reme Court Justice spoke to Judge teers, who promised to discharge Mul- lins to-day. A friend of the prisoner brought the goat to court Mullins said he bought the animal for $i, and di not Know that it had t stolen, He consented to turn the over to its owner, The goat's wht a grassy fir’ and somebody had splashed yellow paint on his tail. Walsh jed the animal up the street towards a palnt shop where, it was said, he 1 tended to secure some turpentine. “It would never do to take an orange goat in the parade,” he sald. CHEAP FARES TO CONEY. War Netweem Norton and Corbin Is Settled Amteably, The war between Austin Corbin, Pres!- and Benjamin Norton, President of the At lantic Avenue Railroad, is sald to have been amicably settled, The terms of peace are that the West End road is to withdraw from the Thirty- sixth street depot and give tt exclusively to the Culver branch of the Long Island Company, Mr, Corbin, it is said, now proposes to build a spur from at Thirty-sixth street, and yous fare from the bridge y island Altogether Coney Island people have prospects of a season, 2 Mr in's c oes. will compel al nntig Coney Ishind to re e ¢ Benjamin he Atlin has been Mr, ent the W less than i « All legal pr Company agi! be witha The W the rty-sixth a at seventh street luce the Norton me Pres ipans he with of Thirty in the Supreme © morning heard rt lyn, this oh. bart Hayes to tonned of Went ulare in the suit brought over $3,000 which Mary's Lodging-House Associa Fourteenth street, York, Osborne of 143 W ent kK, President of the Ass: claims that Minx Hay the 7 ted wed to handle that ahe ever Decision was A Hy the Association, Tost of the mone; loaned the Aa lon anything. renerved — Wa-Haseball Player Arrested, John Daly, an ex-basebat! piayer, of 231 Tiltary street, Brooklyn, w 1d tn $1,600 ball by J) Haggerty, tn le Avenue Court, this morning of asmaulling Mra the same addre Finman ‘quar have asuaulted the rel, latter, and Daly ts all ‘Tho charge 1s denied. Capt. Van Schaick's Wii en. Mre. Mary B. Van Schaick, of Amsterdam, N. Y., tm Der sult for o separation from ber husband, | Steer’s B.Altmanse IN THEIR Linen Dept. Are showing a complete As- sortment of: LINEN DUCKS, DRILLS, and Costume Cloths, in plain and fancy Colorings and Cheviot Effects, at VERY MODERATE PRICES. ISth St., 19th St. and 6th Ave. B.Altmans@, 70-MORROW. 2,100 yards extra fine French Pique, in a variety of COLORED STRIPES, G: 2 5 yard, actual value 75¢. 18th St., 19th St.and 6th Ave. Schaick, applied for altmony and court, In Brooklyn in of the. steamer Scbalck the case for argument on Father Fitegerald Burned Out. ‘The residence of Rev, Father John Fitagerald, pastor of St. Patrick's Chureh, on Fourth near Ninety-sixth street, Hamilton, burned to the eround this morning, Flam Alscovered on the top floor at 1.30 o'clock. Father Fitzgerald was absent, but the axsisiant pastor of the parish and nie were asleep on the upper floors. Th ped In mafety. The lose In eati.nated at : THEY LYNCHED A WOMAN. < Holden Lived in the Cattle ustling District, b., March 18—A special from Butte, says Mrs, Holden was lynched last night in Keya, Paha County, near the Boyd County line. No particulars of the crime have been recelved, The country where the lynch- ing occurred is in the heart of the cattle rustling district. —— Poisoned Two Two dogs valued at $100 aplece, Dr. W. Blackburn, of 15 Seventeenth atreet, died yesterday of strychnine polsoning, Dr. Tiackburn, who keeps 4 kennel of About twenty thoroughbred dogs, thinks polaoned meat waa thrown into the yard Over One Million Women Mrs. A. E. Wilcox, voices the opinion of many women when, in a recent number of the //ows hold, she says: ‘IT have re cently been experimenting with Cottolene, using it in cooking | wherever hing, other than cream, is required, and 1 speais | from experience when I say it is in every way cutirely satisfactory I do not } to recommend its use in places where lard or butter is used as shortening, and for all fr purposes. Itean be used suc fully in any recipe | calling for lard or butter, by | ng one-third the designated | quantity Mrs. Wilcox expresses the opinion of overa millionthonght ful women who have discarded Mra, OMAHA, belonging to t One Hundi 4 | sitate | all other shortening, and Use Cottolene. Get the genuine. Sold every- where, in one, three, and five pound tins, with trade mark— head in cotton-plant wreath—on every tin. Made only by The N. K. Fairbank Company, CHICAGO, and Preduce Kachange, New York. pay pensious to the widows and orphans of re OBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS6SSSSSS6SSSSSSS8 eMtt MANTON'S LATEST STYLES FOR CHILDREN, Patterns matied FREE on receipt of coupon below and 15c. for cach. «Veare:) Name 4 | Youre! Address Address Patter Jepartm S| Wheeler & Wilson Mfg. Co., STSTSVSTVVSVVSVSSSSSFSVESSSVSSSESVVSSSESSOOY STANDARD AS GOLD $FSST2S5S5SSSSSSSSVSSSSESSSESSESSSESSSSSSOS BREAKFAST—SUPPER. EPPS’S GRATEFUL—CO MFORTING. COCOA BOILING WATER OR MILK. + most relaiiat tn Amerions : ‘TO THE PRA oDy * Mrtey Emma Viatity, _ atrnainy, entity. sand ot Man, trom wh Dre Parker wan awarded Cold the National Medical Atsostation ca ie valuaole preset pune, eurouie diseases. “tent fu fail gilt, ds for only $1 00. CURES the young. The book ‘for “every Prospectus, with’ vention (Gonguitallon In person ot eine a Pah eure. ‘AddreRs Ww. Nervous and and Weak Fint’s “Fine Furniture For Shrewd Buyers. Sook through your own apectacte Do not trust to habit nor even to hearsay whi buying furniture. Look at It for yourselt, See | for yourself where you can buy the best furni- ture to the best advantage. Draw comparisons. Jompare the marker's prices with the ordinary retallor'a, We are .urniture makers. Visit us See what Artistlo furniture we make. It is first-class tn ‘every respect. You cannot know what ts best to uy tn furniture until you have seen oure You éappot know the lowest prices at which the best may be bed until you have visited our ware- rooma, It contains middle-aged, married oF from 9 to @ ¥y and post PARKER, M. Men's, Boys ready to wi Laces’ & Gents’ neyerueaee | OLOTHING|: GEO. C. FLINT CO., on 48, 45, 41 WEST 28D ST., : REDIT. RH BROADWAY. JACOB W. MACK APPOINTED. |SEWING ue: good Waite, od Government Club Man Made a Frais ia es fer sath or caantnly, MEniat Gitar alaaloeeel eaua; (we wachange Feat aad ceo ai! hind Jacob W. Mack, of 153 West Seventy- $0 Bass 1068 eA 008 969 CWrend fourth street, was appointed by Mayor Witches Diamonds Allicoocin Commissioner, Mr, Mack Is secretary and treasurer of | postal, Globe Wateh.Co., 144 World Buildin) the Nathan Manufacturing Company.|A DOLLAR DOWN. dolar weekly, buys dealers In locomotive supplies at 92 Lib-|,,wateten ae: Gellvered immediately : make noc erty street. He is a member of Good|eisewtere. end a 3} chain given {ree_with every Government Club B, of the Twenty-third | wateh. J. Arnold @ Co. J Maiden lane. Take elev F. District, He says that his politics are] DIAMOS oti “somewhat mixed,” but that he has] Marten Republican Iranings. — = Ars Adasiecalieooade Bandoiph Guggen- Miscellaneous. elmer, resigned. ‘The Mayor also appointed John Woer- glu LAW ADVICE edhe ner to be a City Marshal for the Fourth _— tt fave time and expense of wastets gation M CLOTHING Co., asth 2 Giuh sta, Open evenings MACHINES. tomatic, Lomestic, wee. pay ot oF. Distritt Civil Court, He succeeds Geo. Hatzel, a Tammany man. Woerner fe a member of the Seventh District Repubil- can organization. —— WANT WOMEN INSPECTORS. Mayor Strong Refera a Fair Delega- tion to Col, War A Sorosis delegation, headed by Mrs, St. John Gaffney, called on Mayor Strong to-day In reference to the neces- sity of-appointing women as inspectors in the Street Cleaning I tment, After a quarter of an hour's talk, which His Honor seemed to thoroughly enjoy, the ladies left for Col. Waring's office. The Mayor told matter over with the ner and to come back and tell him what they thought about female inspectors th WARING REMOVES TWO. Clerks MeCarthy and Sheph: minsed for “Apathy,” Street-Cleaning Commissioner Waring cut off the official heads of Ed- Mecarths. @ rd clerk, and She: hard, Both men were = a. Typewriter # plaln stat all the facts advirory. board Send for our prompectun confidential. Comm ret NLAW ADVICE AS-O LYNN Pres 2s eR, Treas, N.Y Judge HENRY W, Instruction. EXCELSIOR Bleyele Riding School 34 ave, bank Uuliding. 1 5th JU IRNING Je: alt requ) th ave. corse men who lose their lives in th The Mas y * and will d approve the bil ALL AGAINST PLATT. Express them to ommis talk the Mall and Exp wn of the thick ant an editort the through with or day the 4 map deeapita nit as eo payroll of his of New York Harbarous, Says Waring, iy col ment, bel title he ot the Board of City put in a ttlom for On which he wante Hstant Superin "and 5,000 Superint tment y wilt 4 proper day Col. Warin tianiila enve Record t 8,000 ot Persaade Dimock. matt a Strong Ca Henry Fo Dim ng ral at ts but this been oficia 1M do Service during Beecham's pills for con- stipation 10% and 25° Get the book at your druggist's and go by it. Anaual sales more thas 6,000,000 dozen, Te Care tor Fire! ‘There was @ hearing in the Mayor's office this atvernoon on the bill recently passed by the Leg- re authorizing Fire Com: SMLE EXTRAOROINARY OF $50,000 Worth of. | Glass- ware Rich Cut, Baccarat & Bohemian Engraved ano Decorated China In Endless Variety At * Value. SPECIAL SALES THIS WEEK IN ALL DEPART. MENT: Dentistry. | WEW SYSTEM DENTAL PARLORS, | > | Teeth ted ow aoe mates SAO AiR ee oa “yenaliay a, aveot ta Oe eute Cood Het al ‘NEW SYSTEM | se BnuaDWAY Unt Opes all ight aad seau of the Den Teak entracted by cur late No pay resulta Applied to the Solaiely painioan, | No covalae er Dent recommend thir methed, being ‘GEO. GAGNON. Waldart & 4 WEDMERD 19 Com tr 2, FORRGSTER _ Contal pariore te There are the only that have the patented appliances ai etnias ine aera Se be. without day 10 to. Wa Weet 284 wt, New Ve BOST-N Dental Parlors, 218 @th aves, jonly graduates both medicine and with’ 20 ye without *4; prices vaya, 10 to pei took firat premium te went, eas method; | epee. tM Ast, Aneil, Elections and Meetings. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPi OTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. ‘The fe oth annual meeting of the holders of this company for the election rectors and the transaction of business will be held on WEDNESDAY, the dey April next, at the principal office of the company a0 Montreat,” at 12 0' clock. nooa. The comme lock transfer books of: — pany will close in Montreal and New ns 2M March, and in London on March. preference stock books will close on March All books will be reopened on Thureday, « ; By order of the Roard. CHARLES DRINKWATER, Secretary. | Montreal Feb. 2%, 189% Interest and Dividend Notices. CANACIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, A DIVIDEND UPON) THE Regan | compa.y for the 1_heat, The. transfer books wi Mon Thurstay, March 7, and fi Thuretay, April 4 at U1 o'clock A. CHARLES DRINKWATER, | Lodges. Socieies & Meetings. TLORS. ARO Mass-meeting of the Jour Themen, ta ow York ands vicinity, tlh beheld Maniag March 1 at T Toy Milt, Lyceum are cordially invite Situations Wanted—Male, evrey sant engraver on tine Tart nt & 136 Weet_Mth..w WANTED-—tloy to learn a trade. Address tn ooa and Apartments To Let. Sha Nake Re ee ae T hows, good nelghborhoods i ont $1 dR, box tt World, SD SENSATIONAL SUICIDE. Blizzard Drives Hite Vehiele Water and Is Drowned, IRIDGETON, March 18.—Jamea Bis 1, a well-known resident of Port s, committed suicide this morning 4 sensational manner. He drove 4 horse and buggy down to wharf at Port Norrie and into the water, He was drowned, card hired a horse and buggy from avery stable keeper in Cedarville and manner along te orris. He was seem of the wharf Inte ding upright im ng the waip vigorously, 4 desperate strug ree from the shafte a oh speculation as te 1 knew | what he, was ne Some sa; td sulcide, while othe oft the dock without ia troy s danger meclf from a Hook. to The Evening World) March 1—Henzy Leiter, tweatye minitted suicide at his board ng house Jersey wrest, some time dure | ing the night, by Banging hiniselt with » plese of joches line from 4 bedroom doar, employed im the 1 been tie since Chrtate deat, Oo "Saturday he Work this moral The | Tae body BL | seven years 0: hed anging. want Suicide at Ninety Years, h 18 —Mre ninety youre by hanging, at She ts thought to Lovt,