Cabinet Names Still Unannounced Before Inauguration
A Tortres editor dispatch from Albany reports President-elect Cleveland will form his Cabinet privately and announce all names together around March 3 or 4. Bayard is the likely Secretary of State, Manning is favored for Treasury, with Whitney or others in consideration, amid Cabinet uncertainty and party divisions.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Bayard
Treasury
Senate
Delaware
Daniel Mamming
New York
Nat
Manning
Somi
Randall
Treasury Department
Whitney
Mr. Manning
Mr. Whitney
Garland
Manning for Treasury Said to Dominate Cabinet Talk
Albany dispatch reports a Cabinet selection debate centered on Daniel Manning. William Whitney and Manning's close ties to Gov. Cleveland shaped New York’s influence, with Abram Hewitt seen as a national fit but Manning urged by Randall and Tilden to secure the Treasury post for party unity and stronger state representation.
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MR. Manning
Daniel Manning
Cleveland
New York
William Co. Whitney
Manning
Mr. Whitney
Mr. Cleveland
Albany
Democratic Party
Treasury
Abram
Hewitt
Whitney
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A North Carolina Repudiation Compromise Move
A special dispatch from Raeford NC reports legislative leaders in North Carolina consider a plan to inform the State Treasurer about pre 1879 bonds, pledged interests, proceeds, and offers to settle. The piece notes 16 million dollars in old rail bonds were funded or settled, while urging fair compromise. It cites growing party momentum toward resolving repudiation stigma.
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North Carolina
Commonwealth
Old North
Northern Pacific Finances Fuel Bond Sale Plan
The Northern Pacific Railroad directors ratified a 2 million dollar sale of first mortgage bonds to a banker syndicate. Bond price expected around par with accrued interest. The lease of Oregon Railway and Navigation property is nearly agreed, with fixed charges assumed and a five percent dividend guarantee for three to five years, then six percent thereafter.
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Times
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Northern Pacific Railroad Company
New Road
Uture
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
An Injured Husband's Crime in Hedgeville Enmity
In Louisville on February 19 Ben Coombs and Jake Mason, neighbors near Hedgeville, had a jealousy feud. Coombs, who planned to be away, hid and shot Mason and his wife with a gun, killing Mason and badly wounding Mrs. Coombs. They fled by train to Nashville or Memphis. the wounded woman sought help at Mr. Heckman’s, with prospects of death.
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Ben Coombs
Jake Mason
Hedgeville
Coombs
Elizabethtown
Mason
Mrs. Coombs
Nashville
Memphis
Lincoln Institution Annual Meeting Report
The Lincoln Institution managers met yesterday. It reports 103 Sioux and 122 other Indian girls and 99 boys, total assets of 27821.76 with expenditures of 26278.64. Seventeen baptisms and confirmations occurred, and twenty four girls were baptized while seven were confirmed. Officers include Bishop Stevens president J B Moorhead vice president Samuel Bell secretary and G Theodore Roberts treasurer with several directors and guardians listed.
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Bishop Stevens
J. B. Moorhead
Samuel Bell
G. Theodore Roberts
John Bellangee Fox
Jer J. Dundas Lippincott
Charles F. Miig
Wreck of British Schooner Olive Near Dixie Island
The British schooner Olive, captained by Clark and bound from Ruatan to Mobile with fruit, wrecked on Dixie Island during a heavy northerly gale. Only one crewman survived briefly after being found unconscious on the rigging. the rest are presumed lost. The vessel and cargo are a total loss.
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Clark
Ruatan
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Ida Lowe
Mormon Converts Headed to Salt Lake City from South
Seventy five Mormon converts from East Tennessee North Georgia and North Carolina left Cuattanooca tonight for Salt Lake City Utah. The church plans spring and fall emigrations as elders report strong growth in the South with many proselyte churches forming across Virginia and North Carolina under Elder John Morgan.
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Virginia
North Caro da
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Elects New Officers
In Trenton on February 19 the Grand Lodge of New Jersey Knights of Pythias elected officers including Grand Chancellor Joseph Millar and Grand Vice Chancellor James E Moore G P Henry Hourel and others The meeting date moved from the third Wednesday in February to the first Wednesday in December and past year membership rose by 541.
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Knights of Pythias
Trenton
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Joseph Millar
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Henry Hourel
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G. M
William B. Ludlam
Explosion at Ashtabula Gas Well Kills One Man
At Ashtabula this morning four men Fratus Foster Jackson Paine were drilling a gas well behind a livery stable when a match sparked a blast. Fratus and Jackson were blown clear and severely injured. debris flew seventy five feet. Fratus died and his wife and child are left. The others are expected to die.
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Revolt by Russian exiles in Irkutsk quelled with casualties
Reports from Irkutsk Eastern Siberia indicate a large number of Russian exiles revolted. The clash with authorities ended with nine soldiers and thirty exiles dead and many wounded. After intense fighting, order was restored though fear of punishment remains.
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Irkutsk
Siberia
Mrs. Frances Dunlap Lowell Dies in London
Frances Dunlap Lowell, wife of American Minister James Russell Lowell, died in London yesterday afternoon after a long illness. A niece of former Maine governor Dunlap, she married Lowell in 1867, becoming his second wife.
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James Russell Lowell
Court of St. James
Lowell
Frances Dunlap
Dunlap
Maine
The Situation in Illinois Unchanged
The report notes a noon ballot in the Illinois joint session for United States Senator with Logan leading 100 votes, Morrison and Haines each listed with four, and scattering six. A second ballot showed no change, and the third ballot likewise remained the same.
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Sprinersxiyp
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John A. Logan
William RK
Morrison
KM. Haines
House
Prowadan
Wool Houses Ablaze Killings and Fatal Wall Collapse
A woolen warehouse at 125 Chestnut Street in Philadelphia burned, killing Robert Marshall and injuring John McCourt, with a horse killed and others hurt as a front wall collapsed. Firefighters battled a fast-spreading blaze through four tall warehouses, aided by a freezing wind and dangerous fireworks explosions. Insurance losses were estimated around 400000 dollars, with coverage spread across Ste phenson & Co and neighboring firms including McDowell Sharpless and Theileus & Co.
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Chestnut Streets
Burchard
Stephenson & Co
Chestnut Street
Front
Corn Exchange Bank
Engine House
Evelina Street
Robert Marshall
Swanson Street
Peter McGarrity
Cantlin
McCourt
Pennsylvania Hospital
Marshall
Jim
Thomas Wallace
Arch Street
Fie
Irvin C. Beatty & Co
George H. Mcfadden
Theileus & Co
Ek, Stehrbach & Co
Camden Aniline Dye Works
John Lamond
Bank
M. Homer & Son
South Second Street
Pitkin & Thomas, Clothiers
Homer
Letitia
R. A. Bennett & Co
Camden Woolen and Yarn Company
Biddle & Weilsa
Letitia Street
Buried Under Snow: Alta Canyon Rescue Tale
Fred Cullinan, trapped beneath roughly fifteen feet of snow in Alta Canyon Utah, was rescued after four hours of digging. He survived despite a neck board and outstretched arm, aided by Albert Thomas who raised the alarm and Parker Norton who organized the digging, supplied coffee and crackers, and cleared two miles of road to reach safety.
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Utah
Fred Cullinan
Alta
Associated Press
Albert Thomas
Thomas
Cullinan
Regan
Parker Norton
Fire destroys Grannis block in Chicago heart of city
A major blaze in Chicago at 5 30 PM gutted the Grannis block at Dearborn and Washington, wiping out two leading bank offices and two top law libraries. Fire raged for hours in freezing cold, threatening Portland block as water supply struggled to reach the flames. By night’s end the fire was under control though still burning, with total losses rising toward $200 000 and insured firmsinjured.
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Grannis
Dearborn
Washington Streets
Portland
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National Bank of
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Amateur Athletic Champions at Tammany Hall
The amateur athletic championship at Tam many Hall was held under the American Athletic Club. Judges were William B. Curtis, J. D. Andrews of Brooklyn, and Goldie of the New York Athletic Club. Awards: Parallel bars gold A H Beck, Nonpareil Rowing Club. silver John Manna, New York Turnverein. Club swinging gold J D Harris, Pastime Athletic Club. silver P J Hannigan, West Side Athletic Club. Horizontal bar gold R Molineux, Brooklyn Turnverein. silver J C New, Brooklyn Gymnas tic Club. Flying rings gold Robert Stoll, American Athletic Club. silver J J Kraft, Nonpareil Rowing Club.
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Pastime Athletic Club
P. J. Hannigan
West Side Athletic Club
R. Molineux
Brooklyn Turnverein
J. C. New
Brooklyn Gymnastic Club
Robert Stoll
American Athletic Club
J. J Kraft
Bethany Anniversary Held With 2,303 Scholars Aiding
John Wanamaker presided at Bethany Sunday School's 27th anniversary with addresses by Ex-Mayor Fox Rev Horton and Wanamaker. The school counted 2,303 scholars and 125 officers and teachers. Chairs and a revolving blackboard were presented. J McCully offered a humorous reading and children sang. The program repeats tonight for scholars' parents.
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John Wanamaker
Bethany Sunday School
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Horton
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Mr. Wanamaker
A.T. Pierson
J. McCully
Cotton swindler extradition drive leaves for Canada
Thomas Furlong chief of the Missouri Pacific secret service, with attorney M T McDonald and several witnesses, leaves St Louis for Chatham Ontario to obtain extradition of Francis Baum, one of the Texas cotton swindlers held there. Colonel Robert Cowart of Cal Texas also travels to Lenthan to assist Baum’s interests.
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Thomas Furlong
Secret Service
Missouri Pacific Railroad
M. T. McDonald
Chatham
Ontario
Francis Baum
Robert Cowart
Cal Texas
Lenthan
Baum
General Grant’s Tongue Disease Not Alarming
The Medical Record will report that the alarming tongue and throat symptoms have disappeared per General Grant’s physicians. The case is not cancerous, but a long inflammation of the tongue causing potential tissue damage if prolonged.
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General Grant
Robbed of His Pension Money at Opera Night
Alexander Baker and his wife left home for the opera and returned to find $580 stolen from a cigar box in the garret. The loss reduced an $800 pension arrearage from last fall. Baker believed the money hidden was secure and trusted no one knew its location.
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Alexander Baker
Baker
Captain Phelan Returns Home From New York
Captain Thomas Phelan arrived in Orry Kansas on February 19 after six weeks away. He appeared wan and nervous with his left arm in a sling. He remarked he cannot gauge the gang in New York but believes they are all of a single crowd. He is glad to be home alive and will return to New York to prosecute Short.
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Kansas
Orry
Thomas Phelan
New York
Brave Old Man perishes after saving woman in fire
In Illinois on February 19 George Boott aged seventy died after a fire trapping a young woman living with him. She escaped by running through flames but Boott was severely burned while rescuing her and died hours later. The incident occurred as the woman passed a red-hot stove triggering the blaze.
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Greson Orry
Ill
George Boott
Burial hoax over Mary Cox case in Cumberland
A sensational claim that Mary Cox had been buried alive near Littlecapon was debunked in Cumberland Maryland. Exhumation showed the corpse remained in the original position since burial and the grave had not been disturbed since.
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Cumberland
Mary Cox
Little Capon
Spring Grove Carriage Accident Injures Three
On February 19 in Reapine a horse ran away while Mrs. Henry Zimmerman and her child along with Mrs. Hiram Brown rode, throwing them from the carriage. Both women suffered internal injuries, the Zimmerman woman fell on her baby and appeared fatally hurt.
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Reapine
Henry Zimmerman
Hiram Brownback
Zimmerman
Spring Grove
James D. Fish arraigned on bank fund misuse charges
James D. Fish former president of the Marine National Bank was arraigned in the U S Circuit Court on charges alleging he diverted bank funds for his own use. He pleaded not guilty and his bond was raised to 80,000 with funds provided later in the day by the accused.
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New York
James D. Fish
Marine National Bank
United States
Family ties spur attempted murder in Marseilles
Therese Nerangier, cousin of Clovis Hugues, tried to murder Souchon with a revolver in Marseilles after her entreaties to marry him were rebuffed. A bullet lodged in Souchon’s lungs, and he is believed to be dying. Nerangier shows no remorse for the act.
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Marseilles
Therese Nerangier
M. Clovis Hugues
M. Maria
M. Souchon
Therese
Souchon
Lake Michigan Frozen Across in Wisconsin Waters
Milwaukee dispatches report Lake Michigan is frozen from shore to shore with thickness ranging from nine inches to three feet. Propellers of the City of Ludington and Wisconsin vessels are halted as ice forms in portions of the lake.
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Wisconsin
Dinner for Minions Institute Engineers in New York
Members of the American Institute of Minions 3 Engineers held a dinner in New York last night. Mr. Astor the U.S. Minister to Italy had an interview with King Humbert and presented recall letters. Jonathan J. Wright, former Associate Justice of the South Carolina court, reappears in legal circles after a long absence.
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New York
Mr. Astor
United States
Italy
King Humbert
Jonathan J. Wright
South Carolina
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Ann
THE SOUDAN CAMPAIGN START FOR WAR AND REINFORCEMENTS
London February 19. Wolseley plans a changed Soudan campaign after Khartoum fall. Brackenbury and Buller retreat to Korti. Coldstream Guards sail for Saakim with 846 soldiers. Reinforcements, telegraph lines, and Mahdi threats shape next moves toward Abu Hamed and Berber with Brackenbury aiming to reach Abu Hamed by the 25th.
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Cairo
Stephenson
Parliament Opens Amid Egypt and Sudan Debates
Northcote and Gladstone's Commons and Lords sessions center on Egypt and Sudan policy. Gladstone defends evacuation plans while Wolseley is authorized to act. Northcote moves for an early address to Queen and censure. Conservative and Liberal crossfire signals looming government fragility amid Irish party choices.
British Commissioner Moves Camp on Russian Afghan Frontier
From Teheran a dispatch says Sir Peter Lamaden, British Commissioner on the Russian Afghan frontier dispute, has shifted his camp to Jam Station near Pinj Deh in Khorassan. Russia bars Illustrated London News artist Simpson from returning via Astrabad and Krasnovodsk, a key East Caspian post. The report suggests Russia may push toward India via Afghanistan and Saraks, with Simpson's reporting blocked.
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Missing Ex-Alderman Carpenter Sought by Friends
Ex-Alderman Charles M. Carpenter once a Central Station committing magistrate during Mayor Stokley’s term disappeared after illness. He had failed undertaker ventures and other businesses, lately speculating on Third Street. He left Newtown Bucks County on Friday and has not been heard from. guardianship of two estates and $400 for Marathon Senate Knights of Sparta, with about $25,000 in liabilities, all secured.
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Fire at the Almshouse slight damage on third floor
A small blaze occurred at the Almshouse late yesterday in the north wing. It affected bedding on the third floor but was quickly extinguished by engines and the truck company with only trifling loss. A fire alarm will be installed at the Almshouse as Box No 134.
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Chestnut Streets
Confessing Many Forged Notes in Lancaster Case
Special Dispatch reports from Lancaster that John Kahoo of Martic township was arrested after a protracted chase. He is charged with forging a $150 note to buy a horse and admitted to forging signatures of several persons totaling several thousand dollars.
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John Kahoo
Martic Township
Milnesville miners strike over wage cut
Three hundred miners and laborers at Milnesville Colliery walked out for two days to protest a wage reduction. The company says it can hire replacement workers at the offered rates and will not concede. Strikers insist they will not return until their terms are met.
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Milnesville
Gas Trustees to Supply Lamps for Holmesburg Tacony
At a Board of Gas Trustees meeting a note from the House of Correction said they would supply gas for thirty lamps at Holmesburg and Tacony if the Trust erected the lamps. Several small supply contracts were awarded and the Philadelphia National was named a depository of funds.
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Effort to Spare Botheras Life Under Way
Special dispatch from Wrixesparre reports locals raise funds to present Edwin Botheras to the Pardon Board. Botheras awaits execution for the 1883 murder of William Nichols in Hazleton, with hanging set for April 7.
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Edwin Botheras
William Nichols
Hazleton
France Open to Mediation in Franco Chinese Dispute
London February 19 reports say France has unofficially submitted propositions to Germany and England seeking fresh mediatorial negotiations in the Franco Chinese difficulty.
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Germany
England
France
The Brig RE. H. Williams Ashore Near Indian River
The American brig RE. H. Williams ran ashore near Indian River Delaware early this morning with a cargo of molasses. The captain telegraphed the wrecking steamer North America for help as the vessel remains in a dangerous condition.
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Commonwealth Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Commonwealth Club held its annual officers election last evening. Elected were President Brinton Coxe, Vice President David W. Sellers and Clement H.R. Wainwright, Treasurer Peter A. Keller, Secretary Dard, and Managers John Huggard and B. K. Tolntees.
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Minister Charged With Libel in Camden Court Bail Set
The Rev. James Williams pastor of Mount Olivet Methodist Episcopal Church Camden was held in 500 bail last night to face court on charges of publishing a libelous article in the Camden Post against George R Burton a church trustee.
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Board grants rehearing in Eberle case. Handley denied
The Board of Pardons at Harnispune on February 19 granted a rehearing for Frederick Eberle of Philadelphia who was sentenced to twelve years for larceny. The board refused the application of Thomas Handley of Luzerne who faced nine years for robbery.
French Naval Victory Telegram Reports Night Battle
Admiral Courbet telegraphs officials about a naval engagement with Chinese warships on the 15th instant. French torpedo boats attacked at four in the morning, under darkness, with gallantry and coolness shown by officers and men.
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Admiral Courbet
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Ford Murder Trial Venue Change Denied in New Orleans
The application for a change of venue in the Ford murder case, involving P. H. Murphy, was denied by Judge Baker after two days of court proceedings.
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Ford
P. H. Murphy
Baker
Ocean Steamship Arrivals at Major Ports
Ocean steamship arrivals list ships and origins in brief notices. At New York Chateau Lafitte from Bordeaux Alsatia from Glasgow At Queenstown Servia from New York Havre St German from New York Fastnet Servia from New Orleans
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Missouri House asks to remove state capital
In Missouri, the legislative committee in the House today reported recommending the removal of the state capital, a move discussed in Jefferson City on February 19.
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dJeerenson Orry
House Today
Pennsylvania Senate Kills Wife-Beating Post Bill in Heated Debate
Senator Adams urged to reestablish the whipping post for wife beaters but the bill failed on third reading in the Pennsylvania Senate after a two hour clash. Supporters argued it would protect women and deter violence while opponents warned it would brutalize society and degrade witnesses.
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Adventuress Mary Sheehan Feigning Illness Exposed
Detectives identify the unnamed passenger who fell ill on an afternoon train near Wilmington as Mary Sheehan, previously using the alias Carrie Gilchrist at the German Hospital and other Philadelphia charities. Grand Union Hotel owner accuses her of feigning sickness to gain sympathy and funds.
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Weather Report Indications for the Middle Atlantic States
Indications for today show colder but fair weather across the Middle Atlantic States with westerly winds. Nearby New York and Philadelphia regions trend slightly colder and fair, while yesterday's Signal Office readings give a high of 21.8 and a low of 11.8 degrees, mean 16.7.
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City News In Brief
The Trees has received for the Manayunk sufferers $10 from Miss M. J. and Edward M. Hastings was acquitted in the United States District Court yesterday of a charge of sending an improper letter through the mails. Dr J William White's lecture to the Nurses' Training School at the Blockley Hospital will take place this afternoon at half past three. During the past year 72 patients were treated in the Women's Hospital and 467 were treated in clinic. treatment was continued to 72 at their homes. The Supreme Court yesterday quashed the appeal of James Dolan a saloon keeper and affirmed the decree revoking his license. John Bole of 2009 Trenton avenue was admitted to St Mary's Hospital with three severe scalp wounds after a family dispute. The funeral of William T. Tandy of the Record will be from 2333 Lawrence street tomorrow at ten. The second annual ball of the International Society of Walters and Bartenders was given in Mwmmerchor Hall last night. Little Jake Welch of the News boys Home was bitten by a dog at Ninth street and Ridge avenue yesterday and taken to Pennsylvania Hospital. A non union weaver Samuel H burn of 578 Foxarey Ronsington was mauled by striking weavers and taken to the Biscopal Hospital. Charles Vanschiver of Truck A on Fairmount avenue denies attacking John Foster election officer of the Twenty fifth division. Foster denies attack by any firemen. A. Burbank the elocutionist appeared at Association Hall in a Life for Love drama won from Dickens Tale of Two Cities and performed ten parts.
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