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counted for only @ small fraction of the| examined such etrests areas ! rhe. Co spi ler quietly sont out ten dente hating disc euperinven Charged with practising medicine un ; rit ‘Methodiot Churaby of New Bruns. tenance, equipment, fuel,’ supplies and labor; ‘but th £ ‘The Comptroller quietly cleaned’ "1s ue ’ i 05 4 i or twelve Inspectors, whose reports may | of the contract “irene ,tte $24 | der the name of Prot, Robert Koch, of Signs a Rescript After Making an Appeal |". cae Fone need have ‘been largely reimbursed by, the rapid’ increase’ o explain why, although the city has al- bier eae Wore haa not been properly | Berlin, Dr, R. N. Mayfield, of 119 West rest for his third elopement with, pretty profitable freight traffic. The Long Island Railroad, ( ‘ “In no Instatice, excepting one, do 1|t2 & woman detective employed by the ‘ . % ioiaea y facts public, becauso ho was unwilling | know of a attwot being h that | Medicat Goclety of the county of New me 8.—The | WM beowe enteruain for the throng | "It ts too late to go back now," salad As ‘the ‘cost Of’ dig” every’ other business has. to appear as criticising another devart-| Was not on the list turnighed ‘to this | york. ST, PHTERGBURG, March “With tne heip of the prayers of cael Conlove to Dr. Shaw, “but When ped- yt i ment of the city Rovernment, and in-| ‘ifacinent, by the show Inspectors. In| "7 Braperar Nicholas this afternoon alsned | Holy Orthodox Ghutch and under thet p/p are condemning me 60 T wish some- increased, our patrons jwill not think it surprising that th ‘ j esa of faving te facts te the nome | socal. Delores oneespacet maa "Soni'Co | aaa’ waa areata we, De. May. inthe, preparation Of tage | Kmpstoy Riksta Hes aout Toc ho| Umea thay, they knew all T endured bee |. of doing railroad bu: has increased. ‘The, operatin peers eae a or hy gy i thé acd a aa Mrs, Josephine Cok and reba hs The text of the kepielalananttanto pub- i irbabeeae tare inguin diss tee qu pg fo be ran bet penses of the Long Island Railroad have increased 440 Psbarrsepetlaigtly re aat a ae haveumuasioner Woodbury oeams | a Bidens aired a A Oman, ane sie nee eke fisting Uiending strength ait tg AG and they were ail miserable years, i : during the past ten years, while the earnings’ have iio x the work dono that ft was paying | this b ro| 1 an aMdavit Mrs, the t f An RHA the Vieeeihy ob {|hardly had a happy moment, My, wito ; | ratine’@ re insbae Bu Be Fovuly Gompirar uaa at tone | om hs tra a is aS | ate neue ca MEAT [never approved ct anyinin ta, Bho] omy 65. percent, ‘The largest single Increase in operat Places Them in Kuroki Hems in Russians on Three Sides and Under a Terrific Fire of Big Shells Desperate Straits, v (Continued from First Page.) of the fire of their slege guns, and Gen. Kuropatkin is gradually retiring before the Japanese advance, The efforts of the Japanese to en- velop the Russian right wing ‘have’been ‘unsuccessful, but it has been forced ‘Dack almost'on a line with Mukden, ‘Two Ruselan divisions were despatched to héad off the wide flanking column ad- vanding ‘from the Liao River toward Sinmintin (about thirty miles west of Mukden), but according to the latest ad- vices they were too late, the Japanese tinguished |himself during the fighting records he found the increasing fall ac- ready paid more than one and a quarter million dollars to the snow contractor, | co; the streets are still filthy and the caked foe and dirty snow have not been re- moved, the Comptrollér's inspectors Were te. | Market Police Court, Mayfeld ts also ment they were released, and that, un- 4 Appenied) to. Weedhuty: Gaming on, streeta not tumed in ‘as | charged with having aigned the name Revolutionary Leaders, der no clroumstances would he returh to) gf its growing short-haul passenger business, which is, Tn this he saya; Ct uPerintendents. | of Prof, Robert Koch to a letter given his family ot Mise Bowne #9, her PPR DY, steamiirailtoadsy UHPRYAEMYIE) :isiic, cw awn ‘The Comptroller made none of these for, Commissioner Woodburv did not take kindly te this, and, as the correspond- SAKHETUN, Manchurla, March 3.~ Stubborn fighting has been in progrees all day long. Four Japancee divisions are about eleven miles west of Mukden, The Japanese to-day made two in- fantry attacks on Poutiloft Hill, but were repulsed, They have resumed the bombardment of the hill. The Japanese attacked the Russian extreme left wing at two pointe as Well as at Gauto Poss, where during the morning the fortifications previously latter's projectiles being recomnizable by their enormous explosive force and mas- sioner Woodbury the Comptroller eays: The inspectors from Rie office only Tn further reply to. thle tt let Comptroller Ne Pavior Phillipe, paar date of Feb, 21, took up the charge that Mr. Phillips sent 4 further report to Co: \- bury, in which he saya: eS TT “One of the inspectors attached to this 22d Street: Physician, Twenty-econd street, was placed under ‘arrest this afternoon for alleged viola+ thon of section 153 of Chapter 661 of tho Penal Code, and arraigned in Jefferson on Feb, 3 she called at the office of Dr, Mayfield in pursuance to arrangements made the day before by Mrs, Howard, from its internal enemies 19 as follows; “An inscrutable Providence has been Oleased to visit our Fatherland with ON TO rae if to the People to Rally Around the Throne and Help Him Oppose ‘| Mghting and water eupply, GAS BILL pebi S Measure Introduced at Albany Also Provides for Regulation of Electrio Lighting and Wa- ter Supply. a | (Bpecial to he Evening World.) ALBANY, March 8.—Assemblyman Merritt, of St. Lawrence County, to- day introduced @ bill creating a state commission to regulate gas, ‘electric The com- mission is to have five members ap- pointed by the Governor, Mr, Merritt wale “Nile iN se offered in the hope that it may suggest some line of thought which can be worked out by care into & reasonable and satisfactory system or mun! Julla Bowne, made a clean, breast of, his escapades with the girl, winding up with the statement that he and Miss Bowne would go away together again the mo- in South River, Qnd disturbances make it our duty to| found fault continually, and. my home remind all those in the Government stitutions of their service oath and to ‘n-| was not @ comfortable one, Still, I never | thought it would come to what it did, clpadities in thelr relations with these corporations, enco! bear a heavy ahd continuous increase in the expenses for Hours, @ér train No, 34, nort Philadelphia, Baltimore toad, crished into the passenge! Mre, Wickinsham. of K other hand, carrying relatively little freight, cannot 1 increased freight earnings for meeting increased expenses; ' its outgo increases more rapidly than that of other roads, penise has been in labor, which now costs $539,545 did ten years ago—an increase of 75 per cent.) The inc has (Spectat to The vento PHILADELPHIA, Maroh’ ton division of the Pennay train No, 204, standing in J ‘Wawa atation shontly after ed) Pa,, and Edward Worth, and Conductor James G, having entered the town yesterday. abandoned were recaptured by, the Rus- for aeaneny municipalities end Cof-| Foy eman Rollinson, of No official figures regarding the | slans, “Tt te ed by the Massachusetts | train, "y kceses are obtainable, but, according| The bombardment of the Russian posl- law and the practice tn that State,| None was seriously hurt to unofficial reports, the Ruesian losses | tions on the left and right flanks con- which has proved very satisfactory. | able to go to thelr Sone up to last night were nearly seven| tinued, while the Japanese awept Poutl- The ure, in @hort, pro-| thelr injuries eS io tae fa wy ue 9 tee Sete Faia] Ke Se tu don Gen. Rennenkampff particularly dis- | Shells trom siege uns and rs, the grievances: on the of. Patsidnts cause has been assigned for t Tages i in the mountain passes southeast of ; Y Suolie terly and : — i val tire at's Senna [CART HORSE RUNS & | puasian Teepe) MURINy: Peay ounilne contin’ Mar lia abi Abe Compettt lon dn one they 80 act.” |i ines Up Amaterdam AN of tho Pollsh Regiments at the front | ,hauet the Japanese are pushing for- win DIED IN HOTEL: Beventy. Blocks, * d the left bank of the H ‘ , are in circulation, but they are not con- River the Russians are melatatbing WO esos aaa TSoarandes n firmed, stubborn defen Mia', Grace Dean was ie be oO erin dibenaes bases at 4 room in the Standard Hotel, No. : GREAT GRAFT si set mao Pea A entered the hotel with @ man et 11 o'chook y,,and the man Lhe wife," He left at 1 N SNOW R seu ee Sy“ ir f. THeath was supposedly from hatural | st 4 1 causes, i ——— intuit as Ha CHARGE DOCTOR WE WILL NEVER and if the rest has not been graft,'at least no satisfactory explanation has PART 4 DE CLARE * : been made, WITH FRAUD ON » UEULARE TO THE COMMUTERS. COMPTROLLER GETS BUSY. ; ‘ Tha Comptroller's investigation was due to the enormous bills for snow FLOPING PAIR q , + <a removal which have been sent to his office, Since the New York Contract» HIS PATIENTS (caspase etapeneereeni merase aeriatoanetesio And Other Patrons of the ; ing and Trucking Company acquired an interest in the snow contract, meeteceeret i : R which for years has stood in the name of William Bradley, although ac- Lr as cicamad P. tor Cordov, and Julia LONG ISLAND RAIL, OAD: cording to common report he {s only one of those interested, the bile, it ta Coun Medical Soci Detec asi a i ' 0k alleged, have more than doubled those of any previous year, ty ety »? Bowne in Jail, Love No.3. uy At first the Comptroller attributed this; there and let { i Tea to Nba hive snowfall, ‘bor on obtaining | Fest. a bt red) tives Cause Arrest of West Stronger Than Ever ‘ p ; - from the Weather Bureau the official | ,,/0 & letter dated Feb. 15 to Commis- (2 * ”~' tail ‘American rallroads have recently been competie enoe shows, asked the Comptroller to! department reports that in lookin M3 up| Mrs, Cook figured ‘heavy trials. A bloody war in the Far|call upon to display increased Barman In touch with Commintons| Stes" SotghOAl Ghar | HOmad tn ron to quntons Bam nvelving the honor o Runa ec [flip To, auogatng ofthe In oe otal Cae a good husband | cost of fuel has been $504,361, ot upwards of 150 pet mn ps x, e foul iy aw, rder ai secur ie ' + 4 ¥ so my Woodbury and have them repart to the about Atty department men engaged in| °° him, Mrs, Cook states in the qm. |the commund of the waters of the) smivusnice of thet wank! foepouslDhIty here Glueeaua lt iat Ten tones Altogether, the cost of operation was, in 1904, over 2,90 @brreet Cleaning Department as well. Bick) oe Ice from the avenue, and in| davit, Dr, Mayfield stated that he was | Pacific Ocean so urgently necessary to|@s servants of the throne and of the , ink aera were Mistances piling some. ihe mon the consolidution of the peaceful pros- | Fatherland, {ime and were drawn to each other by more than it was in 1894, while the earnings increased The adoption of this course would have in $och, OF Dt, Koch, the eminent deprived the Comptroller of any chance Prot, si ‘Thinking unceaalngly of the welfare ns, were working at different iT a of our people nd firmly trusting hat ange of about six or a force that could not be resisted. I iclentist, want to say there was never anything: seven each, | HoWan makes an affidavit in perity not only of our own but of other $2,692,000. In 1894 the net income of the com an for independent Investigation, aa with | ,, Thisd avenue {8 on the snow schedule| which she says thet on the dos crise | Christian nations throughout the ages| God alter He has tried our patience will mI een us, Wo knew we loved here was a defici 05 "| this tow inspeotors ne: could cover only | (reg! aagtuemn, Boulevard to One Hun- te dirs, Cooke's vielt she had a conver-|tas Imposed a great strain on the] #ive,Wiclcry, tO our arms, we appeal to | ArOne between us Wo knew we loved $519,655, while in 1904 there was a deficit of $275,203 |g amall part of tho territory, and if it/ the exception of a few blocks about One | praca hie” D4, Mayfield and took tho| strength of the Russian people and has| join is sch fw chis calling andein. his | 2 aid seck each other's company, while the passenger rates have remained at the level fix k every day where these were | Hundred and Forty-sixth street, which | Revautior to inquire whether or not | swallowed up many dear victims near | Place in single-minded co-operation by he only sol ‘ ¥ were known be easy to neglect |2F cleaned up by the Union Railway | joes feally, Dr. Koch, the eminent Wont and deed In the great and sacred| however, It was tho only solace we operating costs were very much lower. ; at work it would easy Company, ‘This work should be done by | 2etlin scientist. He assured Mrs, How. | ‘© our heart, task of overcoming the stubborn. for-| had, i ‘ to ° other nelghborhoods and do the work | the snow contractor and not by the de | at that he was really none ober teva Evil-Minded Leaders. elgn foe and eradicating the revolt at Blames the Gossips, In spite of the increasing cost of operation, the . t t New York. make inpolent attacks on tho Holy Or-|Who.true to Russia's past, honestly and}that we could not live without each al to have only a nmall, par hod huron aad that iaWrlll . conscientiously, have a care In accord and done properly, thodox @hureh an ie Jawfully estab-| with oursely it State, |other and the second elopement fol- forced to’ iner check sent BOW Conthaet, docs’ not GET THE THRILL, shed pillars of the Russian Stato, |" "May. God send down edict Heat. ved, freight and passenger traffic, it has been to ‘ine pay for the number or ount of, snow |q Were ie a, thrill in every, line of OAKLAND ENTRIES, thinking that by severing the natural Holness) on those In, authority Justice! Then Julla's brother got her away rate upon its’ short-haul passenger business. The un e 5 e ite sptetin ao all the contractor need do |other in Action, ‘Read “the Menon ny connection with the past they will de- |fWwn payer tags Pappa, ence, On 6 trom me and 1 was véry miserable, revenue should compensate in part for the changed busin Neepastaas ab (hell PALEMONT Soe the discoverer of tubercullne, home and In wise efforts to check the ci te Lei tu A Mate tautt to find.|, Deputy Comptroller Smith, who has | . Als Witherspoon, in her amdavit,| “While the glorious sons of Russia are | !Nternal sanfireiam “Then came ithe sosalbe, They mado continued to make heavy expenditures for maintenance) hs Hh al Nok Done Pa Oty Makeh a to eneapegttons Iny February aceeied, 8 DE Mayfeld |ngnting with self-sacrifieing bravery, | Rally Around Throne, ai degale rpesbeordlig ornate provements, spending $2,235,129 in (904 for this purp ; “4 f y a Miss " “ e} Julla and I had to go away, Finally we " bah De-| Woodbury that the snow removal con-| [fille Prilco. Miss Errico” wa risking thelr lives for thelr faith, for| "We wish to remind every one in this reports made to the i Tanne f 8 the Jeonnection” that. only. if there Ie | camo back to New York and jt was ements which These Ane | He powers and net Cee, now INT aeaaiyratage, ‘Wveroulosls in Ha ‘most {thelr Kmperor and for thelr country, |geumection that only if | there | te agreed Julia’ should! go. home, now has under way extraordinary impro Fits ent of Finance by its reenter show the filthy co! fon of the streets is not due toa jack of funds, but simply that wots not performed is paid for, while Finance Department has been \ ous profits Is to have the Btrec.-Cleaning Department _ friendly 0 the sewers and that thelr vouchers for the territory where that was done should not be paid. So far nothing more has been heard from Commissioner Woodbury in ex- planation of this array of facts which the Comptroller has submitted to him, a the Solitary Cyclist’ in to-morrow's Evening World Color Supplement get the thrill, ee ayiape Miss Errico was told that It would cost her $10 k a week fot the, Eaten on™ lve @ prisoner is about fort: age and resembles Prof, Koch n'a strive Ing way. He Is being prosecuted hy the meaical Soclety of the County of (Special to The Bvening Womd,) OAKLAND, March 3—Dhe entries for disturbances fave broken out in our own Jand, to the joy of our enemies and our own deep sorrow, “Blinded by pride, the evil-minded | leaders of a revolutionary movement stroy the existing omer of the State | and set up in its place a new admin: | {stration on a foundation unsultable to Whole population Ix it possible to re- allze our alms guilet Ife of our. peuple, he fecting its administration. to the conwolidation of the autocracy and the welfare of our’ dear subjects, “NICHOLAS,” (Blgned) for @ renewal of the strengthening prosperity of the State and per= Let all those rally; around the throne “I went to New Brunswick and meant to keep away from Julla. We plined for each other, dnd when we met In New. York one day by accident we agreed Finally I got in communication with her, We met and started back to Mexico, Wo got as far as Washington to the Island unrivalled facilities. ; For several years the railroad has lost a considerable of a cent on every passenger carrled one mile; unable to secure larger revenue from development ditions, Furthermore, it should enable the road to but ff a few loads here and the races to-morrow are as follows; easily the large sums for the Improved connections With rr ew are iiiee 4 Liberals Di Inted, Young Marlow mS our Fatherland, ‘a sappolnted, when we were arrested. in it} Assassination of Sergius, Hmperor Nicholas's manifesto to-day, | “During my absence my average North and West and for the electrification and the other t3on r Phe outrago on tho Grand Duko| ur Bast and uppealing to the lovetty {earnings have been $80 .a month, Of this nts of the system which will enable it to give thom | Par East and app ig to the loyalty |. ‘i mi Sergius, who ardently loved the first|of the people to turn away from gedi- {alt has gone every week to my wife, ice to the public, v s ’ capital of the Empire, and who met/tlon and mupport the Government in except last January, when I had noth- efficient service to the public, WR ‘i order that the projected reforms may |ing to send, Julia has stuck to me and + FL PO Huntin or ou hs ond midst the mared monuments |e carried out, has proved profoundly |r will’ stick to her We may. be all + ° x of the Kremlin, deeply shocks the na- dleappointing Ge the balgtrha fh ty | wrong, but there la ho way “ot sebh: itlons, thelr services, bargains In R oreo aren Tone Cone Biuulee carat ald rau lth dicasisoust. Bmnpiy Piraben oeatet|| rani uel Never. willl gov back toraty ffices of the HEY want to offer you fee of VR Hid if ins In Real Estate and Bale orougth ve the honor of the Russian name and re- Beinty, aspiration not oan tepreamon famly never WIH Julia es back to Offices of Business Investments, Furnished Rooms, ha fats and Apartments To ‘Mignone nown and his home are dear, lit attempted be successful, aeaits Long Island R. R. Co, i Let, and hundreds of opportunities to satisfy your household and business} te. “We humbly bear tho trials sent us by |" It Is the last cand of autoomey, but! "45! shaw and the Rev. J. B. sawn nts on the sacrifice basis, sCousin iGarnio’ ., Providence and derive strength and | the wkase by turning over the whole| «roa notice on Cordova to aprear ter March 2, 1905. t ersonally if they kne var Time’ in tho | question of the future to the Committee PP They would probably come to see you eh i H it if th 'W you were inter- Ned ied consolation from our firm hile in i af Ministers leaves the way open. to| trial before Bishop Wurl Cranston at At= ested in the unusual bargains they have to offer, but as At is they will make their 5 aah grace which God has always shown to] fant a Nalional Assembly if the man-|lantic City next week, Cordova sald as ’ announcements in next SUNDAY’S WORLD WANT DIRECTORY, the Russian power and from the imme- "jfesto fails, as In the opinion of all stu-| he was guilty he would not appear, sail The following figures will show the number and kind of Hap and Situations mortal devotion which we know our dents It must, After the ministers left the jail Miss | 2 ed advertisements published last Sunday, You may expect to find as man ames nak Bowne's futher, accompanied by two ot ‘ani ly and no doubt more next Sunday, CONGRESSMAN Jegal legs to stand on, The decision dis- | ier aunts from Brooklyn, visited her wile a fits UST ANSWER, | 22%, the -Infunction and allows. the |and tried to induce her to give up Cor- ) HOUBEKERPERS vases Do at MUS \ **/ muntelpal authorities to go ahead just | qova, accept bail and go home, She re- ‘ADDRESSERS HOUSEWORKERS : 86 ea ee as Jf Mr, Hearst had never interfered. | fused. o girl was as frank about her AGENTS «1+ IMPROVERS bad Heil Justice Hirschberg, presiding, declares | escapade as Cordova had been. ‘To her ARTIFICIAL FLOWER! JANITORS ba Dinger Hermann Accused tn Feds iy writing the opinion on tha decision | sunt she sald: BAKERS sereeeee PAUNDRB! 21 eral Jury Count of Destroying that there were not enough facts al- “We did ge to Mexico, but while there COcRERPERE wRN nM errs rteiety leged in the Hearst complaint to war- vod with Mir, Cokdbva'w people, ‘ahd! BOVE eves NECKWEAR oe + —Conerase, Pint an Injunction, known as Miss Clark, We did (GC) EAMERY RA BRAIDERS OPERATORS |. ae WARN? Peel aan Re airavaleneneeltatgee arnivareat STRAWBERRY, PRCAN, VAN AIDERB P) ey er He n to-day was In- | Mrs. Cordova a chance to get a divorce | arrpyy MARSHMALLI i f CANVASSERS PAINTERS a5 man Binger Hermann INVALID IN RUNAWAY ; CHOCOLATE, MARSH AWBEKRY, PRCAN, Y. sted by the Federal Grand Jury en . so thar We could get married, She; WALNUT, BTC, BTC. iy CLERKS .. PLUMBIRS 50 | eee che Gloted’ by: the: Federal Gran | ought to Bet a divorce now, there 18 | en ee OHAMBER) SERB . Paawa,.. the charge of destroying House records, | c. stil) Ume, and then we will do. the only OUTTERS vi SLA 7 vr ‘Tho speciiic change is that he de-|Harled-Out Man, Suffers Only | oN We'can do, got martied, But inate SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY. SPECIAL for SA’ RY cooks . SALE! ‘ 4 Tainate stroyed thirty-fve le -press copy> from Shock, vied or not wo will never give each Aven 0c CHOCOLAT. PINEAPPLE | J DAY'S WORK. SKIRT HANDS , | SIXtH RAGE { purse, | books, William Devine, of Seventeenth street, | other Uy. FRENCH PE T eosesPOUND ICH CREAMB.4. 6.666645» POUL DBBION ARN STENOGRAPHERS: 20 i vei ih wei May — —————__——- and Danlel Du of No, 28 Rast One) Sees the Girl in Jail, ee ) DRESSMAKERS .. AILORS 7 AMON CaRAnICITS ‘ 1% Re at AtOnpEd , Shaw's vielt to Gordov, FRID y d ATUR A DURE NAREE RATEORE ry] i Fnimel 'GAS CONTRACT |itundved and ‘tweitth stteet, stomped] “During sir, Shaw's visit to Cordova SPECIAL for A an D LY, DRUGGIBTS ...06 ERS i i Ki nm | Sl \ THROW N OUT to-day at Lexington avenue and Sixt ' ibe: the visit gave him to see Mise "TRICIANS woes WAIST HANDS 3 pi ‘ He ihe mi Pali wannee Ns i . pinch street a run my horse attached t 10 ny : TANI ay mrentiee alfowance : {Ph ¥. Shag. entered. (tha HIGH GRADE BON BROIDERERS , ‘HMEN , y oe to a buggy in whieh y Mrs, Emma] When Mr, Shaw entered the fail 2 (¥ ENGINEERS . ee , a 4 Siiatemasaninanamened ’ w/b. Lix and her husband, of No. 69 Cordova waa allowed to feave his cat BOUND. RATES 6 GLACE paid ERRAND GIRLS H || seers, | APPCHCe Division Dixsolves In Be Devine AM Bo ino che corridor, separating the ‘ Frapene. | 4 85) WEATHER FORECAST Junction Agalost Lighting — | Hawthorne Brookiyn, | Devine iy’ tegm, the women’s! prison he UIT CRISP... dPOUNE GIRLS 16 - _ “— Deal Made by Clty, held on to the bridle and turned the| bench near the door of the women's | CHOCOLATE i HEMSTIT MISCBLLANBOUS ve san | Forecast for the thirty-six hours The Appellate Divis of the Brooklyn | horse into a lamp-post to attract A Bow hos astention, Ghe f i ITALIAN CREAMS... OUND. i f ending at 8 P. M, Saturda: Suprome Court decided to-day that the | ‘ye horse shied at Mfty-ninth street came to the door and extended hes To make sure that your particular want will be satisfied without further loss |} jew York Cit oY fon | Injunotion granted to Willlam R, 1 [and Lexington avenue at a passing au- a a eee enlacurtarward ta Wo will deliver 1 to 10 tbe, of time, it will pay you well to advertise yourself in next Sunday's World Want Q y and vicinity: Gens} | by Justieo Dickey. restralning Ma ee ee reed ae in, away MA fan Bvaili MAE ang Droge tthe ono E Fes ‘ Directory, erally falr and warmer to-night}. | McClellan, Comptroller Grout — « aie BRR RAI Se Ohaven nee he nar. | came 4 Chews eal Manhattan Island, 100, Nae wie. 18 answers to Sundly World Wants received at The World's| | and Saturday; light to fresh w ore ne Spence ieee \rowly cescaped. ‘troll fer "hand. Ween the. guerde came, to ease Ruptseed ice last Monday morning—an increase of 2,417 over corr ' combine 200,000 owing on back | scraped a pole on the corner, take him back to his cell he fought like | Hob Hee _ last year, 'Y 8 5 er corresponding day| } erly winds, becoming southerly, | bis ana from making any further con-!was badly smashed, Mrs, Lix suffered] \"madman to retain his hold onthe une| No goods sent C, 0, D, tracts with the trust, had not enough only from shock, fortunate young woman's hand,’